Three exploding ants exhibiting exploding behavior when confronted with a weaver ant.
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You may remember the year of the exploding hoverboards, as well as exploding smartphones and laptops.
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"The store was exploding — exploding," said Josefina García, a 64-year-old retiree who lives in Ciales.
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Picture the exploding head emoji, but instead of a generic yellow smiley face, it's your face with an exploding head.
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This man is just exploding with ideas and exploding with creativity and weird thoughts and random off the wall references.
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Photo: APBetween exploding phones, exploding washing machines and, uh, more exploding phones, Samsung has had a pretty rough year, but thanks to an embattled president and a mysterious cult leader, 2016 somehow just got even worse for the beleaguered tech giant.
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The company responsible for the infamous exploding Galaxy Note7 is now recalling a whopping 2.8 million of its top-loading washing machines, for... well, exploding.
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Exploding batteries in consumer products are, unfortunately, nothing new — see dozens of exploding hoverboards, not to mention Samsung and its flammable Galaxy Note7 debacle in 2016.
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What can I say, I can't recommend stocks on a takeover basis if I don't think the earnings are exploding, and I don't see them exploding.
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On some level, it seems like these sites have always been exploding or about to explode; merely to look at them is to imagine them exploding.
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Babies is another creative game from the makers of Exploding Kittens, and just like with Exploding Kittens, a few rounds of play could quickly devolve into screams and laughter.
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But it was a bit dangerous — prone to exploding.
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It, too, looked like any old supernova, or exploding star.
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The resale clothing marketplace in the United States is exploding.
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After exploding nearly forty caps, one of the boys pointed
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That's when the shots began exploding through the car windows.
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That was before Note 7s around the world started exploding.
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And that famous exploding brain scene from David Cronenberg's Scanners?
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The Last Knight is exploding at the seams with plotlines.
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Exploding tentacle heads are a telltale sign in my book.
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Image: AP Exploding phones are the least of Samsung's worries.
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SANDBERG: VIDEO IS EXPLODING ACROSS FACEBOOK, ACROSS ALL MOBILE PHONES.
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Far from exploding, Germany's population seemed doomed to rapid decline.
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Another fantastical game, Exploding Kittens, raised $8.8 million last year.
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Hoverboards won't stop exploding lately, perhaps due to overheating batteries.
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That is until they started exploding and catching on fire.
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There haven't been any reports of Galaxy S28 batteries exploding.
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This happened once, when all of my doors started exploding.
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But that hasn't stopped the internet from exploding with memes.
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Just make sure to watch out for those exploding kittens.
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"I foresee exploding heads in the immediate future," said Myal.
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We want to see fights that end with noses exploding.
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The problem of exploding hoverboards might soon have a solution.
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Takata The exploding airbag scandal has finally brought down Takata.
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The dark room suddenly filled with men and exploding gunfire.
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Now, Samsung's successful launch has been marred by exploding batteries.
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It feels as bad and big as Samsung's exploding phones.
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Given this exploding form, a little deconstruction may be helpful.
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And one tool in particular is exploding in popularity: robots.
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Is your brain exploding at the sheer thought of it?
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The DIYbio, or biohacking, movement is exploding around the world.
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Realistically, Cruz would pay for this by exploding the deficit.
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My head and body are on the verge of exploding.
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And the Needler had the exploding swarm of bees thing.
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By summer's end, violence was exploding in 170 American communities.
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This month: a collar meant to resemble an exploding nebula.
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Twitter, Facebook and Instagram were exploding with grief and compassion.
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The heat, the color — it was like it was exploding.
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Indeed, the Paris schedule is exploding, even without that impulse.
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But the exploding watch parts are nowhere to be found.
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A child sex abuse scandal is exploding across British soccer.
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It was not clear if it was capable of exploding.
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How useful or important is the research on exploding grapes?
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Roland Emmerich is the preeminent film auteur of exploding landmarks.
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Your exploding Galaxy Note 7, however, is a different story.
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Samsung blamed battery size for its exploding Note 2860s last year, so it's interesting to see that the larger phone is expected to have the same size battery as the ones that were exploding.
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If you were jealous before, now you'll be exploding with envy.
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Anyone worried about the exploding bus on Lambeth Bridge just now?
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For him, the exploding of the myth is far more dangerous.
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It's not all about exploding iPhones, violent deaths, and X Factor.
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" But Kester said exports into the Hong Kong market "are exploding.
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The report cites five claims of exploding devices since Aug. 24.
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But that's not limited to exploding stars and colliding black holes.
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You can't always just throw exploding objects to get your way.
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Exploding iPhone 2000 goes viralLet's call this one an unsolved mystery.
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"It's as if it sprouted cracks and is exploding," he said.
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"By now I can almost hear the heads exploding," he says.
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The Note 7 was a great phone... until it started exploding.
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Here's why a shadowy industry that dates back centuries is exploding.
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It's only gotten so stretched since demand started exploding in May.
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Batteries are often believed to be the reason for exploding vaporizers.
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Samsung's Note7 devices, after being released to much acclaim, started exploding.
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News of exploding batteries will always attract headlines, according to Hosseini.
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Lula Rose Gardner we are sooooo happy heart exploding with love !!!!!
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Then again, nobody should have to worry about their gadgets exploding.
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In many ways, we're all just fungi exploding in the rain.
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Another device exploding while a bomb squad tried to defuse it.
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"I'd never seen bombs exploding from a plane before," Shaw recalled.
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Games like Exploding Kittens, Monopoly, Scattergories, and Scrabble are longtime favorites.
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CNSamsung isn't taking reports of exploding Galaxy Note 7's lightly.
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Anandakrishnan knows that exploding small bombs in ice may seem primitive.
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Talk about the money, because this was the great exploding startup.
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Exploding Pyrex incidents have happened, since the World Kitchen takeover, however.
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But still, exploding Pyrex incidents do happen, and they keep happening.
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But days later, after several reports of the devices exploding, Samsung .
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"Obamacare is exploding," he said in the Oval Office on Friday.
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Rattling thuds shake the ground -- the sounds of bombs exploding nearby.
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At least 16 deaths have been linked to exploding Takata inflators.
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Because after that, all I could imagine was their skull exploding.
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Syria was only one of many spinning, exploding plates on Wednesday.
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That's why these shows are exploding and there's so much interest.
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Voice is finally exploding with platforms like Alexa, Cortana and Siri.
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The phones — and the thought-to-be-safe replacements — are exploding.
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"My heart felt like exploding," he told The New York Times.
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It wasn't long until the microwave started making questionable exploding noises.
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We found a shelf that was practically exploding with beef jerky.
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"I think that's a big reason why it's exploding," he said.
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Energy drink sales are "exploding," according to a Coca-Cola executive.
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The causes of The Golden State's exploding wildfire problem are complex.
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You'd be correct in thinking that supernovae originate from stars exploding.
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So yes, the company came ready for your exploding phone jokes.
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"OMG, my heart is exploding right now," Stephanie Kahan's tweet said.
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Its use is exploding in plant and animal research and applications.
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And that's more dangerous to existing insurers than any exploding hoverboard.
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Jason described the Needler as firing a swarm of exploding bees.
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I feel like each speck is, like, exploding on my palate.
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Her weapons of choice include mallets, baseball bats and exploding cupcakes.
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During sudden percussive bursts, we saw images of starry masses exploding.
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Give us the particulars, and some ... It's after the exploding phone.
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KS: Let's talk about the exploding, the battery check and safety.
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"Berlin's cultural landscape is exploding at the moment," the conductor said.
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Propane tanks exploding around them added to the atmosphere of doom.
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Conditions worsened, and they heard propane tanks exploding on all sides.
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Glovo has experienced exploding growth over the past couple of years.
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Exploding Takata airbags have been linked to at least 14 deaths.
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Around the same time, the industry for pet products was exploding.
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A viewer told Cooley it looked like the Death Star exploding.
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There were gas blasts, houses toppling and trees crashing or exploding.
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And here we are and it is exploding around the world.
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As for books, I'm currently reading Michael Chertoff's book 'Exploding Data.
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Exploding Cockroaches Open little refrigerator, and lifelike cockroaches come swarming out.
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It's absolutely exploding with energy because Elton John is its pulse.
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Knockoff batteries also carry the danger of exploding from over-charging.
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In some sense, it's still exploding, expanding at an accelerating rate.
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One is to get a new, non-exploding Galaxy Note 7.
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A spiky blue pig rampages through a jungle exploding randomly into jewelry.
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"I feel extremely proud, the Korean pride is exploding," David Kim says.
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NBC's figures show U.S. TV audiences are shrinking while streaming is exploding.
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"Sales online in Sweden are exploding," said Paulina Sokolow, Bukowskis creative director.
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The majority of exploding Note7 reports seem to support the overheating claims.
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You don't usually hear about iPhones exploding, but there have been cases.
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And as Instagram's popularity continues exploding, that impression matters more than ever.
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On one hand, Wall Street was exploding, and the rich were thriving.
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You might remember the incredible Chelyabinsk meteor exploding over Russia in 2013.
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Between the lines: Advertiser interest around some of these topics is exploding.
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Exploding stars can also leave behind even smaller and denser black holes.
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What did you discover about the exploding teeth in the book's title?
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Back in April, pre-exploding phones, there was well documented smartphone fatigue.
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There have been several other incidents involving exploding vaporizers around the country.
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The curiosity is exploding and she's learning something every second it seems.
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But wind power isn't exploding everywhere across this great land of ours.
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Ina, when did these reports of exploding batteries initially start popping up?
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Reports had emerged of exploding Samsung washing machines about a year ago.
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Many are much too powerful to have originated from an exploding star.
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Of course the likelihood of that device actually exploding is pretty small.
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The risk of exploding glass cookware also isn't limited to Pyrex products.
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BBC television showed what appeared to be fireworks exploding near police officers.
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Also, there have been cases of the devices exploding and injuring users.
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This is a way of exploding the digital file into physical media.
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The exploding arrows Richard made are based on ones used by Rambo.
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Exploding corpses remain a possibility in modern mausoleums that lack proper ventilation.
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The impact would have the energy equivalent of an exploding hand grenade.
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How all that happens without the deficit exploding is a big question.
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It's the very real culture of permissive violence exploding from today's left.
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The real Galaxy Note 7's battery ran the risk of exploding.
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I was cleaning out my exploding closet while my amused roommate watched.
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Was there a chance of the bomb exploding prematurely or by accident?
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Also, for some reason, religious leaders around the world are spontaneously exploding.
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That's not exploding profits to match their growth in revenues and subscribers.
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Or, wetter still, the blood that bursts and fountains from exploding heads?
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The data volumes are exploding as machines new and old spawn sensors.
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After 85 minutes, my bladder was exploding, but the panties remained dry.
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He's wearing a badass cape and there's a zeppelin exploding behind him.
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Gas pipelines are exploding and turning into firestorms in towns and cities.
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Refineries and chemical plants are exploding, releasing toxic clouds and poisonous spills.
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But for enterprise customers, "boring" is good — it means nothing is exploding.
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Bottom line -- eSports is exploding, so get your kids some sticks already.
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Some of their heads, with paint splattered upward, seemed to be exploding.
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A sailor holds a firecracker between his legs, moments away from exploding.
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One of the first videos I made is confetti exploding in air.
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But the sport's exploding talent pool has made dozens of schools competitive.
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The whole thing feels like a firecracker exploding in a nuclear war.
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What's next: Around the world, news aggregation as a business is exploding.
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Samsung's huge recall of its exploding phones could cost it $1 billion.
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In fact, they produce nothing but fertile offspring, so populations are exploding.
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It survived the reputational hit from the exploding Note 22020 in 260.
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Exploding welfare enrollment is one of the largest challenges facing states today.
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From a staffing and employment perspective, career opportunities in cybersecurity are exploding.
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Out There The red supergiant is no closer to exploding, it seems.
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One of the plane&aposs engines exploding due to a technical fault.
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Now, theoretically, exploding demand would drive up the price of labor, right?
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And we've invested in exploding American industries like advanced manufacturing and solar.
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Keanu Reeves has a girlfriend, and our hearts are exploding with affection.
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Then Serial came along, in 2014, exploding into popularity and pop culture.
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Exploding batteries are a deal breaker when it comes to a phone.
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Comfort carried over into 2014 and the athleisure trend was fully exploding.
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The legal cannabis industry is exploding, but overwhelmingly run by white owners.
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Or, more perversely, what we are looking at is an exploding head.
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You see that whenever they are exploding the cannons in the ocean.
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I was afraid my face was exploding and I looked totally normal.
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I mean, it doesn't sound that funny now that I'm writing it down but it's actually ridiculous that one of the biggest tech companies in the world put out a massively popular cell phone that kept exploding. Exploding!
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But if our supply of fossil fuels came from local wastewater facilities rather than from oilfields across the country, it could help reduce our dependance on leaking pipelines, leaking ships, exploding oil rigs, exploding trains, and destructive mining practices.
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These two were in a bubble but the court was exploding around them.
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The latest marquee moment involved a pair of exploding headphones on a plane.
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"It was noise and love exploding everywhere," said one 26-year-old fan.
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"It wasn't a gas leak, it wasn't an exploding oxygen tank," she adds.
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The venture business there in AI-oriented companies is really exploding with growth.
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In 2015 and 2016, there were 66 reported cases of exploding vaping devices.
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Pedestrians walking past the buildings were killed by exploding gas canisters, officials revealed.
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My best friends threw me a baby shower and my heart is exploding.
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Samsung rather famously sold a bunch of people exploding smartphones back in 2016.
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It's certainly the first time we've heard an instance of the AirPods exploding.
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"Our lives are forever changed, and our hearts are exploding," says Foster, 42.
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Dance was exploding, and things were going in this much more conceptual direction.
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They could also help determine whether an exploding star collapsed symmetrically or not.
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It's an exploding problem that has moved from the "street" to the suburbs.
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Walmart, the world's largest retailer, wants in on India's exploding e-commerce market.
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All around them, dozens of other raised beds are exploding with green growth.
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The company also beat estimates with earnings and revenue on exploding ad sales.
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It's worth noting, however, that e-scooters are still exploding around the world.
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I love Total Recall because of Arnold Schwarzenegger and scenes with exploding eyeballs.
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KS: So what was the cause of the exploding batteries, according the Samsung?
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In the forests around Fukushima, the population of radioactive wild boars is exploding.
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In the past, fake chargers have led to fires and even exploding phones.
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That said, they have this nasty habit of exploding and/or catching fire.
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I don't think that every Note7 is at risk of exploding at all.
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Listen to Two Parts Together below and order it from Exploding in Sound.
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If an exploding rocket isn't a celestial sign of that, then what is?
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The phone was known for having overheating issues, and in some cases, exploding.
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"A bomb exploding in New York is obviously an act of terrorism," Gov.
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The exploding phone has been linked to a house fire in South Carolina.
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"Atomization is essentially exploding a liquid into the finest particle possible," Henry says.
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John Kelly, Jonah, staying on, it&aposs like heads are exploding in Washington.
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Samsung halted new shipments of the device Friday amid reports of exploding batteries.
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FinTech is exploding in popularity, expediting financial transactions and broadening the banking sector.
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Several of its products — new and old — are literally exploding left and right.
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How will they respond to exploding Galaxy Note 7s and the year ahead?
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He also has a little drone bug and an exploding web shooter disc.
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It looked like an ecstatic yin yang, swirling inward and exploding outward simultaneously.
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Plus, all of SpaceX's ocean landing attempts have resulted in the rocket exploding.
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Cai Guo-Qiang is a Chinese conceptual artist who paints using exploding fireworks.
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"Video is exploding, and mobile video advertising is a big opportunity," Sandberg said.
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Only half of the exploding battery devices have been turned in so far.
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"It's not like a hurricane ... just exploding and then being done," Maddy said.
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Democrats and Republicans tend to agree that an exploding national debt is bad.
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The building can be seen exploding behind Harley at the trailer's very end.
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While moving, it avoids exploding by releasing its excess gas through vent orifices.
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Nearby electrical transformers started exploding, streaking the night with blue and green light.
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An Instagram pic featuring exploding pink confetti from a lavish sex reveal party?
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These are also far from the first allegations of exploding Nutribullets to emerge.
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Those shards would then impale an enemy's body before exploding, killing their target.
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Thankfully none of them literal, unlike in 2017 when its phones started exploding.
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But Puerto Rico now faces monetary collapse and an exploding Zika virus epidemic.
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The defining narrative of the moment: the exploding reach of audio and video.
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Yeah, we can't talk about the Note8 without talking about the exploding phone.
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He got his license in about 2002, before exploding onto the tech scene.
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Around the time the Task Force took off, queer YA literature was exploding.
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The big picture: Around the world, news aggregation as a business is exploding.
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Yet, these stars merged, created an ultra-massive white dwarf instead of exploding.
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I don't believe there's a middle ground when this much technology is exploding.
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As a result, the global natural and organic beauty market has been exploding.
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"What would prevent, for example, powder from fireworks from exploding?" the judge asked.
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" 'A Case of Exploding Mangoes' was so close to the truth," she said.
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Inside St. George's, the flowers looked like exploding white bouquets frozen mid-detonation.
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Within hours, the worst Hindu-Muslim violence in India in years was exploding.
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Fireworks exploding over Lagoon Beach during New Year's Eve celebrations in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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That launch was also a failure, with the projectile exploding just after liftoff.
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Chinese authorities warned on Monday that the tanker was at risk of exploding.
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"Twitter is exploding over Crowdstrike and Seth Rich," one 4chan user wrote Thursday.
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It's not that I relish the prospect of holiday gatherings exploding into recriminations.
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The overall coverage figures only appear larger when Medicaid's exploding enrollment is considered.
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The United States Army posted an unusual video showing exploding four-leaf clovers.
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This photo shows the USS Shaw destroyer exploding while in floating dry dock.
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At the same time, the US cannabis industry was and still is exploding.
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"We attack with the fire of combat, exploding your disgusting morals," it said.
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The list includes a homemade booby trap, hardware store apocalypse gun, electric backpack flamethrower, and an exploding injection knife, which Royal Nonesuch tests by slicing—and exploding—fruit and vegetables on a table, conjuring the look of a hellish cooking demonstration.
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Better than exploding, sure, but still a concern for a company doing damage control.
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A strange thing is happening to caterpillars in the the English countryside: they're exploding.
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Tampa Bay led just 3-233 before exploding for five runs in the eighth.
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Exploding regulatory requirements like using electronic health record systems are costly and time-consuming.
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Steve, I saw on a lot of channels today heads exploding over this rally.
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Have faith, it is better than your house exploding in a volcano of 'berg.
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"My phone has just been exploding over the past couple of days," Bonnstetter said.
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Just last month, one caused third-degree burns after exploding in another guy's pocket.
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In most of those incidents, the specific brand of the exploding hoverboard was unclear.
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In fact, astronomers also saw an exploding star split four different ways in 2014.
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Retail was just exploding and I thought that that's where the opportunities were. Right.
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The tortillas are thick, presumably to keep the burritos from exploding in the microwave.
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When the bombs begin exploding, The 2020 Commission Report becomes very hard to read.
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It's a pretty remarkable accomplishment: simultaneously imploding from internal scandals and exploding in popularity.
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Defects range from exploding air bag inflators to faulty ignition switches and electronic glitches.
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Her most recent project, in Frankfurt's Schirn Kunsthalle, looked like an exploding props department.
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But "the field of Alzheimer's risk reduction and disease prevention is exploding," he added.
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Firstly, the value and volume of online assets are exploding at and exponential rate.
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A malfunctioning screen doesn't put the user at bodily risk like an exploding battery.
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She and her mother were awoken by the sound of a propane tank exploding.
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The reports of exploding Samsung Galaxy Note7 smartphones have resulted in a massive recall.
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Driven by ultra-easy central bank policy, global merger and acquisition activity is exploding.
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It seems like there's a report of another exploding e-cig every other week.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 is being recalled because of multiple reports of exploding batteries.
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Millions of those devices had to be recalled due to reports of exploding batteries.
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Instead of seeing the cool exploding head emoji, you just see a crappy box.
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So everything from exploding stars to nuclear bombs can create these elusive little objects.
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The question for now is how long "Exploding Kittens" can retain its top spot.
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A deadly wildfire exploding in northern California, forcing thousands to flee their homes tonight.
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Gizmodo examined the persistent Pyrex glass controversy—you know, the one involving exploding glass.
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What I am asking is: what is the exploding galaxy brain of sex songs?
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So you guys made a big splash with the exploding watermelon for Facebook Live.
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Other cards in the deck let players avoid, move, or mitigate the exploding kitten.
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Spending is down due to the shutdown, things are digitizing, and mobile is exploding.
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Bu August 31, the number of exploding Note7's prompted Samsung to stop shipments.
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Go deeper: Demand for drones is exploding How drones are being deployed after Harvey
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Recall Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones exploding and you can see, literally, the problem.
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The test, however, was short-lived, with the missile exploding several seconds after launch.
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And if there had been, they wouldn't have known to dodge an exploding pizzeria.
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Not because they are exploding offensively, but because they are locking down on defense.
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Exploding batteries can be the consequence of overeager companies pushing technology to the limit.
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Two weeks later, I reached in and found that it was exploding with earthworms.
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Hopefully it will have closed the case of the exploding Note 7s by then.
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ALTHOUGH trade in goods and services is sluggish, international flows of data are exploding.
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A wave of blockbusters featuring exploding landmarks has been rolling non-stop ever since.
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It's scary enough when we hear reports of hoverboards randomly exploding on the ground.
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One year ago, the budget outlook included continuously rising deficits and an exploding debt.
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Exploding hoverboards have gone from being an occasional mishap to a fairly regular occurrence.
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At the same time I did this, ivory poaching was exploding all over Africa.
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"This world is really exploding," Gartner senior director analyst Adam Ronthal told Business Insider.
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Takata also faces a U.S. investigation and class action lawsuits over its exploding airbags.
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In February, when I visited Le Luc, the mimosa trees were exploding with blooms.
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"You see that whenever they are exploding the cannons in the ocean," he said.
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This is big-screen McQueen, full of flames and guns and big exploding cars.
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"Hubbard made an exploding sound when talking about the Pentagon attack," the complaint states.
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The indefinite ban follows 12 incidents involving exploding devices over an eight-month period.
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Twitter is now exploding, with people posting the most hilarious reactions to the flip.
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At this stage it is unclear why some Note 7 devices have been exploding.
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Dozens of law firms now have web pages dedicated to exploding vape pen accidents.
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Clearance teams follow, sweeping every inch of soil and exploding every piece of UXO.
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"We kind of have that whole Touhou nebula exploding out right now," Lipchultz said.
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So instead of exploding it, the Nazis stole everything and stored equipment in there.
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The exploding popularity of African artists has prompted a rise in transatlantic musical collaborations.
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The number of confirmed cases in the US, as testing gains traction, is exploding.
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Exploding heads aside, Devolver Digital had a lot to show for itself this year.
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Because in the old days, espionage meant using exploding pens and poison-tipped umbrellas.
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Do I want this track to sound like it's exploding out of the speakers?
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A harrumph from North Korea, an earthquake in Indonesia, and exploding drones in Venezuela.
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I kept hearing that the replacement technology had some problems — exploding vending machines. Thoughts?
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Most of the enemies you fight are total fodder, exploding and vanishing on defeat.
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Still, the exploding salaries and mega-contracts with sneaker companies make the business irresistible.
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How nice: to have the emergence of one's self marked by a rocket exploding!
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He's calling for exploding the deficit so he can cut taxes on the wealthy.
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Who knew exploding dummies, sparkly unicorns and "good doge" memes could be so educational?
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And yet exploding age-old ideas of manhood is hard and long-term work.
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At last, the era of the exploding gadget may be coming to a close.
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She made fists of her hands, then spread her fingers out like bombs exploding.
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"There was scrap metal still in her because he used exploding bullets," Sarvela explained.
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A vintage popcorn maker sat behind the clerk, featuring golden kernels exploding on-site.
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Villas-Boas: So, the Galaxy Note 7 is well known because it was exploding.
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Speaking of commentary channels, a creator who has been exploding recently is D'Angelo Wallace.
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All over the country, the heads of Alison-haters and Cole-lovers were exploding.
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Typically, the core would collapse inward before exploding outward in a powerful, violent blast.
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He was hit in the knee with an exploding bullet on April 6, 2018.
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By contrast, online traffic is exploding, and we consume exponentially more data over time.
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As of September 1, at least 35 customers had reported exploding batteries to Samsung.
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That's really what the show is doing, is exploding that obsession and that desire.
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They start with Dom driving an exploding car, and just get more absurd from there.
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The disease is really exploding to a level that the cost to humanity is dramatic.
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Hillard isn't even the first dude to deal with a phone exploding on his butt.
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They'd actually seen a supernova: a star exploding, ejecting gas and dust and perhaps collapsing.
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PEOPLE WATCHING "GAME OF THRONES" AND SO FORTH ON MOBILE DEVICES, THE VOLUMES ARE EXPLODING.
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Workers start dying, buildings start exploding, the workers inch towards revolte, and robot doppelgangers abound.
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However, it was not clear as to whether or not it was capable of exploding.
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And that's pretty tough to do when things keep exploding and dying all the time.
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President Trump could serve the country well by exploding this climate of caution and hurt.
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These blue stars have a short life span, quickly burning through their fuel and exploding.
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And, with the craft beer market still exploding, there's more of a selection than ever!
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There's no good way to say this: Skulls exhibiting fractures consistent with an exploding brain.
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Some, like exploding rockets, are hair-raising; others, like radiation exposure, could prove more tolerable.
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Nearly 900 words in and I haven't made an exploding phone joke (you're welcome, Samsung).
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" (All emphasis in these quotes by The Verge.) "Sprint themselves is like an exploding plan.
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And, unlike rival Samsung, Apple isn't beset with the very serious problem of exploding batteries.
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It's shorter, but he always loved sitting on top of a ball of exploding fuel.
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After reports of exploding batteries, Samsung issued a recall of the Galaxy Note7 on Sept.
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"Have you seen our pension money exploding?" grumbled one Kazakh after the opening fireworks display.
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The water fight, exploding geisha heads, Major on the tank, Major jumping off the roof.
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Conspiracy theories about Zika are exploding right alongside the virus in Brazil, the outbreak's center.
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This rising tide of customer complaints comes despite the company's exploding revenue in recent years.
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Samsung tried to offer replacement Note 7's at first, but those kept exploding too.
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Meanwhile, another industry was exploding far outside the walls of the tents: personal style blogging.
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Then the supposedly fixed phones started exploding in the same manner as the first batch.
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The president just made a joke about Samsung's ongoing exploding-phone problem during a speech.
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On Wednesday, U.S. regulators warned that some Samsung washing machines are also prone to exploding.
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For the past two weeks, consumers have been reporting that their Note 7s are exploding.
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But Mr. Dickey wants you to know that, actually, exploding phones are fine and good.
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Like a massive star exploding into a supernova, debt is rising at a blistering pace.
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The rate of change is exploding and it has never been easier to start companies.
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So we're not talking about the Terminator or tiny autonomous drones exploding on people's heads.
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We hang out with them and play several rounds of the card game Exploding Kittens.
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Samsung is still recovering after exploding Galaxy Note 7 phones damaged Samsung's brand last fall.
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For a second, just a second, the light of possibility is exploding in my head.
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It sounded — and felt — like a spaceship exploding amid a relentless barrage of laser attacks.
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Now that iPhones support wireless charging, the accessories market has been exploding with new pads.
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In Boston, where I live, they first started exploding in the middle of last week.
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" But for the two of us now, Ellen and myself, nothing around us is "exploding.
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The result of this exploding market in RINs trading without adequate safeguards is documented fraud.
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Over the last few years, there have been problems with hoverboards exploding and catching fire.
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She accepted, and we began photographing the club scene that was exploding all around us.
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And if you heard heads exploding across Hollywood last night, there&aposs one good reason.
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At the same time, in the connected world, it's an exploding star in all directions.
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And for good reason: Samsung's Galaxy phones (when they're not exploding) are incredibly well-made.
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But my shadow is always there, lurking, a black hole to accompany my exploding star.
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But now sleek new brands positioning themselves as "cleaner" alternatives to the mainstream are exploding.
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CaracasNews24 obtained video footage it claimed depicted one of the drones exploding in mid-air.
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Samsung identified battery defects as the cause of the exploding phones and is replacing them.
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The people who fretted about an exploding population half a century ago made two mistakes.
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With no options to control enrollment, taxpayers are left signing blank checks for exploding costs.
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Commercial data is exploding in volume and variety, and metrics are becoming much more precise.
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Samsung recalled its Note 7s earlier this month after reports of batteries overheating and exploding.
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The company faces multiple civil suits brought on behalf of people injured by exploding inflators.
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The exploding air pockets in the cane's hollow stalks pop and crackle like eerie applause.
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"People are just getting their copies of Aperture and it's exploding with love," she said.
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"He was skating so fast and exploding off his toes for starting quickness," Aidelbaum said.
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Not only does it have plenty of dinosaur action, but there's also an exploding volcano.
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Bigger. The tax cut did not pay for itself, the debt is of course exploding.
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"A bomb exploding in New York is obviously an act of terrorism," Mr. Cuomo added.
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For context, one 5.1-second video of glass exploding made up 19.5 hours of footage.
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Extraordinary nomination scenarios like these have a way of exploding in the fire of combat.
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"The category is exploding at the moment without Coca-Cola being in it," Gambhir said.
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Read Aniston's full essay on HuffPo here >Twitter is already exploding over the candid essay:
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To its credit, the technique replaced the use of exploding dynamite to detect underwater features.
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"Bombs are exploding everywhere, and it was certain this explosion was coming," Ms. Ozelikan said.
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Do we really want months of long waiting lines, rationing of care and exploding budgets?
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Even as the startup era dies in the Valley it is exploding in the heartland.
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In 2016, Samsung had to recall it's flagship Galaxy Note 7 because it was exploding.
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Very publicly, with the Supreme Court obstructionism, exploding that norm in a way that worked.
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That said, at least Yahoo email accounts are not literally exploding on Southwest Airlines flights.
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But the thing is, these volcanoes slowly release flows of lava rather than violently exploding.
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"It was like being inside an exploding bomb," passenger Charlie Heebner told CNN affiliate KOMO.
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Exploding Toilet Sends Brooklyn Man to the HospitalBad things often happen in mysterious, inexplicable ways.
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The underlying assumption is often that we're on a runaway path to an exploding population.
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Many are much too powerful to have originated from our sun or an exploding star.
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It happens so gradually that when the story starts exploding, it's nearly a complete surprise.
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The heat release is equivalent to a 10-megaton nuclear bomb exploding every 20 minutes.
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America's "Car Clown" culture and "Exploding Volcano of Wastefulness" aside, Adeney is after a revolution.
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Residents said an exploding appliance caused the fire, but officials have not verified that account.
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Falcon 9 completed its historical mission in the process of falling down—exploding as planned.
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We heard loud, sharp explosions in the distance and realized they were gas bottles exploding.
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These included dangers from exploding batteries and seizures and high levels of vaping among teenagers.
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"They left the scene exploding crude bombs to create panic," Ullah told Reuters by telephone.
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That's roughly the size of the asteroid particles that are exploding off the Asteroid Bennu.
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She captioned the tweet "*melts*" with a head-exploding emoji and a heart face emoji.
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — You can hear those heads exploding from here to Oslo.
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Males of exploding ant species are difficult to distinguish from each other, Ms. Laciny said.
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Their reliance on toxic, flammable materials means the smallest defect can result in exploding gadgets.
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There are legit people exploding in the streets in real life, for no discernable reason.
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"The marijuana industry is exploding as more states embrace the legalization of pot," said Lemonis.
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Costs for entertainment media companies are exploding and they have no ability to monetize this.
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Fortunately, the civilians in Kennedy's circle kept the crisis from exploding into World War III.
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Exploding with rage and fury, Garrett swung the six-pound helmet in a vicious arc.
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The talk of a spending surge has left some Republicans worried about an exploding deficit.
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Shams shared his expert tips for breaking into the exploding multibillion-dollar resale market here.
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Editors' heads must have been close to exploding after reading hundreds of entries like these.
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Or another curveball, like 2015's "hoverboard" but hopefully without the whole exploding-batteries drawback?
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Just the howl of exploding gasoline and the flapping of its driver's ascot in the wind.
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But let me read to you this controversy that is really kind of exploding this morning.
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When some enemy soldier or exploding tank cuts your soldier's life short, chill for a minute.
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Should he have advised her to stay in bed and risk her appendix exploding into peritonitis?
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Initially, Police said that investigators were looking into whether the exploding packages could be racially motivated.
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The replacement version of the Note7 was meant to address initial reports of exploding Note7 devices.
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For example, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was recalled in 2016 after the phone kept exploding.
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Is it Apple's fault that a video of an exploding iPhone showed up on the internet?
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This was no exploding Samsung Galaxy sort of scandal, but it sure made Apple look bad.
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Read: At Least You Aren't the Guy Who Got Stuck Next to This Exploding Sewage Truck
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The Kaiser Family Foundation has a good reality check this morning on the "exploding Obamacare" narrative.
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In the game seiðr is straight-up evil, being used by undead revenants and exploding wizards.
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This is at least second reported death in the country caused by an exploding e-cigarette.
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It's not the first time there have been reports of an iPhone exploding and catching fire.
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The marijuana market may be exploding, but there's only so much land available for growing cannabis.
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On top of that, it's super-travel-friendly, with no risk of exploding in your bag.
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After last year's exploding battery debacle, Samsung has a new Note device, the Galaxy Note 8.
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Meanwhile, social media is exploding with cracks about how Mr. Guzmán will mount his third escape.
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The video features somersaulting flight attendants, spiraling laptops, a swarm of bouncy balls, and exploding pinatas.
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"A bomb exploding in New York is obviously an act of terrorism," Cuomo said Sunday morning.
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"They are cold-heartedly exploding bombs on a Ramadan day," Cavusoglu said in a television interview.
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A sewage truck exploding on the street is a terrible thing because, well, shit flies everywhere.
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As AI takes off, demand for information is exploding, making data a new and valuable resource.
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"Our lives are forever changed, and our hearts are exploding," Foster told PEOPLE at the time.
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Currently, Kingdom Death is the second best-funded tabletop game on Kickstarter, trailing only Exploding Kittens.
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"Our lives are forever changed, and our hearts are exploding," Foster told PEOPLE about Emily Dale.
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Feds: Beware of Samsung&aposs Exploding Washing MachinesSamsung may have another explosion problem on its hands.
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There's nothing funny about Samsung Galaxy Note73 phones inexplicably exploding and torching cars and burning people.
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And with all the recent stories of exploding phones, it's certainly emerging as a likely suspect.
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I suppose Kneale didn't like having his name associated with a kid's head exploding into snakes.
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The first incident was reported last week and a second exploding phone report surfaced earlier today.
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Image: NASAMillions of years ago, a pair of exploding stars showered our planet with radioactive fallout.
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The videos showed one drone exploding in mid-air, and another one crashing into a building.
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" Mr. Karolyi said, "The whole thing is just like an explosion, like a bomb exploding, boom!
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The sound of zerglings exploding will be just as satisfying as it was back in 1996.
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Hoverboards have gotten a lot of negative press for exploding in ways other than their popularity.
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Most notably, In April, BuzzFeed drew 807,000 viewers with a live telecast featuring an exploding watermelon.
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His move follows recent reports that batteries in these devices have been exploding and catching fire.
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Take it one more step and the cars begin exploding and Spider-Man is inexplicably involved.
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It explains both slow-growing wages and the exploding costs of housing, health care, and education.
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But U.S. officials say it's failed, apparently exploding while it was still over North Korean territory.
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And with GIFs' exploding popularity in messaging apps, it's often pitted against its main rival, Giphy.
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On his latest video, that tease of new music lingers before exploding into a literal celebration.
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Exploding mines have claimed several of his close friends' lives and badly maimed others, he said.
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Cluster bombs emit deadly exploding shrapnel and are prohibited under the Geneva Convention governing international warfare.
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And the pressure to handle the city's exploding pension obligations is likely to hamstring whoever wins.
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They are also the source of many problems, with some overheating, catching fire and even exploding.
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You grind your way through the hairpin turn, a wall of mud exploding in your wake.
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Several factors explain why bitter feelings, after years of simmering beneath the surface, are exploding now.
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Judge O'Connor believes that in doing so, Congress pulled a grenade pin, exploding the entire law.
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But the reach of such information, and the pace at which it is spread, is exploding.
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Families could live next to unsafe pipelines at risk of leaking or exploding at any moment.
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Cue more exploding noises and mild concern than I was going to blow up my flat.
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But Airbnb's story wasn't always quite so rosy — it stumbled throughout its first year before exploding.
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" Rattner claims that Laffer "unleashed nearly four decades of mostly runaway deficits and exploding national debt.
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Executives said they had no way or preventing the chemicals from exploding after the plant flooded.
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When Abrahamson joined Essentia Water in 2015, sales were exploding, but it had no marketing infrastructure.
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That's mainly because the number and size of cities is exploding, especially in the developing world.
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General Shields also studied new ways to combat the Islamic State's growing fleet of exploding drones.
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Cheung politely disagrees, and spends the rest of her time on screen exploding his filmmaking categories.
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I think there will be some way that the Mueller team will have an exploding mechanism.
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Over the past couple of years, sudden craters have been exploding from the permafrost-laden ground.
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So many of today's most acclaimed creatives were teens when say, the Manchester scene was exploding.
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And then she closed with "TiK ToK," of course, glittering ticker tape exploding from all sides.
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You see that whenever they're exploding cannons into the ocean... Wouldn't that make a great condo?
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"The west side of Red Bank is exploding," said Chris Walsh, a Realtor with Re/Max.
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The exploding mosquito problem staring down Puerto Rico stems from the island's negligible mosquito control infrastructure.
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Even so, their cloud services are poised to capitalize on the exploding popularity of video games.
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Lippmann begins his critique by exploding the romanticized vision of democracy espoused by the American Founders.
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Trump is hardly the first Republican president to propose big, deficit-exploding, inequality-increasing tax cuts.
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Instead, the new honoree unleashed nearly four decades of mostly runaway deficits and exploding national debt.
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KS: So in the interim while it was exploding, people have come out with other phones.
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They are edged with narrow, painted frames that conform to the contours of the exploding shape.
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There's been no shortage of research in recent years exploding the heteronormative myth of sexual relations.
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They've tried out exploding attack dogs, cavalry moose (ultimately a failure, sadly), and homicidal beluga whales.
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"It's exploding in a good way," said Emerald Castro, a brand ambassador for cannabis start-ups.
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If it wasn't for the exploding-planet aspect of all this, it'd be sort of funny.
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And the chances that the whole package will keep the deficit from exploding are pretty minimal.
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I took refuge inside the house as propane tanks were exploding and gas lines were erupting.
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Lorenzen added that he believes pea farmers will be able to meet the exploding consumer demand.
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"The audience for free-to-play high-def games is exploding," said a top gaming executive.
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Outside, he said, he heard rockets and bombs exploding as the city was reduced to rubble.
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Basam pointed at the crater in the street and made an exploding gesture with his fingers.
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The proliferation of genetic testing is exploding, and will only continue to grow in the future.
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Eating iguanas is just one of the many attempts to curb the exploding green iguana population.
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There have also been concerns about the devices exploding in passengers' luggage and causing small fires.
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The ideal is that it's exploding on Twitter: 'Have you seen how awesome Google Translate got?
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" In a city exploding with the modernity of Abstract Expressionism, this meant "nice but old-fashioned.
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It is exploding in China and spreading to other countries, much as SARS did in 2003.
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They are a wordless lingua franca built on dirt-bike accidents and things exploding in microwaves.
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As part of its budget, it froze enrollment in the state's exploding ObamaCare expansion, effective 28503.
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"There are stars exploding around you / And there is nothing, nothing you can do," she murmurs.
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Olgeirson cited a couple of obstacles that his firm expects will prevent skinny services from exploding.
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"This is not a sign that the outbreak is suddenly exploding," said WHO official Simeon Bennett.
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"The interest is exploding everywhere," said Guy Standing, a research associate at SOAS University of London.
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It turns out the pet industry is exploding with transhuman—or if you will, transanimal—themes.
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I was little, and in the oculus of the Guggenheim she had her exploding piano sculpture.
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In the same month that Samsung admitted it knows of at least 35 instances of Note7 batteries exploding or catching fire amid a nationwide recall in the U.S., the company is also having to deal with reports that some of its top-loading washers are also exploding.
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But the bag also includes a bottle of Rita Ora's Próspero Tequila, two Exploding Kittens-Exploding Kittens and Throw Throw Burrito games, and a Pepperidge Farm Dark Chocolate Milano two-pack This is not an official Oscars gift bag, but is sure is extravagantly star-worthy.
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Most of the firebombs were seen exploding on the ground inside, setting a nearby tree on fire.
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Previous shows have featured models on giant roller coasters, on exploding monster trucks and with Snoop Dogg.
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Frantic search Video of Tuesday's blasts showed flashes of fire and what appeared to be fireworks exploding.
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The auto volume control is useful since it prevented my eardrums for exploding during loud action sequences.
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Will the new Samsung Galaxy S8 be good enough to make us forget the exploding phone jokes?
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When the original Woodstock happened, it was at a time and place that was absolutely exploding musically.
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There's only one thing better than watermelon on a hot summer's day and that's an exploding watermelon.
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Popping, exploding and sloshing sounds could be heard from the fissure as far as 1,500 yards away.
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It has to be about exploding the nonsense of the conservative approach and offering a constructive alternative.
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Some told us that the rarity of burning or exploding events puts the odds in their favor.
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However, no one appears to have reported being injured by an exploding bottle — SodaStream's move is precautionary.
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They may have included poison pills, a toxic cigar, exploding mollusks, and a chemically tainted diving suit.
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Then I saw electric blue lightning that rolled into spirals before exploding in a shower of sparks.
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A teen in Arizona posted a video of her iPhone 23 Plus supposedly exploding back in February.
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Other holiday items, like English-style exploding Christmas crackers can't fly, even in a checked bag. 2.
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This could address known risks of exploding batteries and accidental nicotine poisoning among children, the agency said.
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In peddling his massive, debt-exploding tax cut for the wealthy, Trump promised 6 percent economic growth.
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As the podcasting world began exploding, Spotify became increasingly interested in trying its hand in the market.
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Rap music was exploding, the supply outpaced the demand, and it was happening all over the city.
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"Synchronicity," a low-budget misfire about time and love, could use some exploding heads, dialogue and ideas.
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The film revels in these moments, with Wingard showing bodies exploding on pavement every chance he gets.
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People already take billions of selfies each year, and the online fashion industry is exploding as well.
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However, Samsung continues to dominate the smartphone market, despite its trouble with the exploding Galaxy Note 29.
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At first, Shaun Hoff dismissed the loud, successive pops he was hearing, thinking they were exploding fireworks.
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Basically segways in disguise, these things exploded in popularity in 2015, and then they literally started exploding.
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Early reports indicated that the sound was made by huge exploding balloons that were filled with gas.
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Indeed, the number of financial services available to poor people with a mobile-money account is exploding.
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Rates up significantly and dollar down significantly with exploding deficits is a dangerous cocktail reminiscent of 1987.
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Weinkle's latest exploration of typeface is Growths, which finds intricate copperplate calligraphy exploding into beautiful, furry fungi.
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In light of an exploding number of options, Hulu is certainly positioning itself as a premium alternative.
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Last week, Samsung announced a global recall following several reports that the phone was overheating and exploding.
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At that precise moment, people near my office may have heard the sound of my head exploding.
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DOOM VR is a "what you see is what you get" kinda game: headshots, bloodsplatter, exploding zombies.
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You don't need to understand Portuguese to feel the joy exploding out of Costa's sped-up vocals.
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Not really death impending, but death in verisimilitude -- jarring, loud, and uninvited but not shooting or exploding.
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Is the law really exploding — and if it is, is President Obama or President Trump to blame?
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To prevent the bomb from exploding, the bus must clock 50 miles per hour at all times.
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Smithson surrounds her carefully detailed reclining figure with neon starbursts, suggesting that her sexual energy is exploding.
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US officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the second missile flew a short period before exploding.
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People injured because of the exploding air bags are already eligible for compensation under a separate fund.
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"Our lives are forever changed, and our hearts are exploding," she said about the new family member.
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Witnesses said they heard loud popping noises, apparently from car tires exploding in the heat and flames.
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The last North Korean missile launch happened in April and also ended with the weapon exploding prematurely.
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We had the planet collapsing and exploding at the end, and we had the crevasse opening up.
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Some balloons have flown beyond the demilitarized zone, but upon exploding, officials have only found trash inside.
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In fact, the field is exploding so quickly, it didn't even make Glassdoor's top 2112 last year.
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Perhaps even more so in the wake of Samsung's problems with exploding batteries on the Note 3183.
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Against Miami in the Sweet Sixteen on Thursday night, Villanova was even better, exploding for 92 points.
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Now his main responsibility was excavating mines with the bulldozer's blade, often exploding them in the process.
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In general, novas are types of exploding stars which can become thousands of times brighter than usual.
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The announcement follows reports over the last year of devices exploding and catching fire, causing serious injuries.
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Add them to selfies you're sending in iMessage, and suddenly the Death Star is exploding above you.
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The ground is randomly exploding and opening up giant mystery sinkholes that probably contain ancient fucking diseases?
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After addressing her panel, she asked for the president's "exploding the cannons" remark to be played again.
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Israeli officials say they are disrupting an advanced plot to send exploding drones over Israel's northern border.
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Thus during my time in Washington I studied and researched the drivers of exploding health care costs.
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I was like, what hair would a person who doesn't care about an exploding nuclear reactor have?
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Lava is exploding as it enters the ocean and shooting rock fragments that are dangerous to boaters.
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The company had been trying to for weeks to replicate the problem of exploding and burning phones.
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The world of 3D printing is exploding, and we know you don't want to get left behind.
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Advanced analytics and training are the logical next steps for esports as it continues exploding in popularity.
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The device was thrown over the Kiev embassy compound's fence after midnight, according to police, before exploding.
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Swarms of boats sounded their horns while fireworks and red carnations hit the air like exploding shrines.
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Robotics is exploding, and the adoption curve, the tech disruption curve—these are getting steeper and steeper.
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Quite literally because they feature an abstracted version of Amani, a digitized her crumbling, atomizing, and exploding.
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"T-K-T-K-O," they chanted, exploding on every connection that the inner city Dubliner made.
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And that's kinda the tone of his whole internet exploding freestyle: shredding everything you thought was sacred.
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I started producing events and working seriously on music at a time when trap music was exploding.
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"The biggest picture is that audiobooks are really exploding," explained RBmedia CEO Tom MacIsaac in an interview.
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Overall, 10 people have died in the United States in accidents linked to exploding Takata air bags.
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Then it's out of the frying pan and into the fire — and an exploding fire at that.
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The world of comic books at that time was exploding, with the arrival of Superman in 1937.
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Officials are now scrambling to secure enough masks, respirators and ventilators to meet the rapidly exploding need.
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As a scientist, he has produced groundbreaking work on early cosmology and the physics of exploding stars.
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Vulnerable to stress, the angst-ridden sidekick to a reporter is constantly on the verge of exploding.
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Climbers said cylinders were found to be leaking, exploding or being improperly filled on a black market.
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The population is exploding in Europe, but the species seems to have originated in the American Southeast.
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For Corona, this is just another in a long line of exploding bottles, the Post pointed out.
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But by early October, it became clear that some of these replacement devices also had exploding batteries.
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Lately, we've heard a lot about Obamacare "exploding" from members of the GOP, including President Donald Trump.
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The foreground is exploding daily, and keeps me — like so many of us — glued to the internet.
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Here's how to turn down holiday obligations without your life exploding in a fiery ball of chaos.
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"To take care of elderly people, that cost is exploding," BoKlok CEO Jonas Spangenberg told CNN Business.
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Sort of difficult to concentrate on the subject, what with the way things keep exploding in Washington.
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Two of the three Bataclan attackers, one of them Foued, killed themselves by exploding their suicide vests.
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We double-dated with my friend Monica, a nurse who'd share tales of hemorrhages and exploding gallbladders.
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But now narcissistic con artists are dominating the main stage, soaring to great heights and spectacularly exploding.
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With the rise of Dry January and the consciously sober movement, nonalcoholic drinks are an exploding market.
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But by exploding the rules that would have kept him out, he risked making the game unwinnable.
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Trump said Obamacare was "exploding" after Republican lawmakers shelved legislation that would have dismantled the healthcare law.
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As for the crew, only our spirits were bruised when an exploding tire brought about the crash.
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A Hamas military leader is mocked as his car is seen exploding in an assassination by airstrike.
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They were making Samsung battery exploding jokes and they use Apple phones, so it's kind of funny.
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Back in 2013, American marketers had just started to turn their eyes toward exploding wealth in China.
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"What I thought was it would be good if I kept my head from exploding," Bettman said.
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Google, Amazon and Microsoft are spending big money to buy data centers for their exploding cloud businesses.
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On this week's MashTalk podcast, the Mashable tech team recaps the highs and lows of SXSW, dives into exploding headphones (ugh—more exploding tech to freak out about?!) and discusses why the idea of Facezam (a fake app that would have been the "Shazam for faces") should scare you.
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Though the misspelling was quickly corrected to Melania, Twitter was exploding with hilarious reactions over the slip-up.
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German giants BMW, Porsche, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz have changed the shape of the world by exploding gasoline.
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Photo: WikimediaIn 1974, Bruce Lee had just passed away and the popularity of kung fu films was exploding.
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Things are digitizing, retail is moving towards digital, mobile's exploding and so, you know, our business remains strong.
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It's no joke when faulty Note83s are exploding, but when their replacements are as well, and on planes?
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However, in recent days, some users with replacement Note7 devices have also reported incidents of exploding Samsung smartphones.
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An exploding ant "doorkeeper" with its unusual head, which it uses to barricade the entrance of a nest.
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Apple's Tim Cook recently told "Mad Money" he sees "huge" opportunities in India, where the population is exploding.
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Even before it's predictable ending, however, the town was rocked by exploding heads lamenting the death of democracy.
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Think of the Ebola crisis that simmered in West Africa in late 2013 before exploding in summer 2014.
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In 2512, Samsung was forced to discontinue the Note 249.993, which shipped with faulty, exploding 2249.99,29 mAh batteries.
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They'd probably come up with glitter food: the bizarre, but kind of beautiful, trend that's exploding right now.
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And in Biddeford, Maine, resident Colby Thomas shared footage of power lines exploding in a shower of sparks.
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Deguara then lowers into a squat, cradling the medicine ball, before exploding upwards and catapulting the weight overhead.
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"All of Me" premieres below and will be available for purchase via Exploding in Sound on February 12.
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The discovery was made extra special by the fact that this exploding star is a "standard candle" supernova.
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Step out of your Cards Against Humanity comfort zone with Exploding Kittens for $13.99 or Sushi Go Party!
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In December, the United Nations warned that the simmering ethnic violence was at risk of exploding into genocide.
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"Eats is an exploding business in a good way," CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said at Code Conference in May.
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Cliffhanger has exploding planes, avalanches, hungry wolves, panicked bats, frigid waters and lots of bodies falling, falling, falling.
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Exploding transformers and the accompanying eerie blue light of electrical arcs have startled other cities in the past.
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Detective Rabiul Karim and Officer-in-Charge Salauddin Khan were killed immediately, struck by shrapnel from exploding bombs.
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Meanwhile, the Games are also battling food and drink shortages, exploding bags, sick athletes, and weird green pools.
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There have been two recent incidents — one captured on video in China — of a parked Tesla spontaneously exploding.
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Those particles are even cooler—they could come from the strangest events in the universe, like exploding stars.
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Two weeks prior to that, a separate test ended with the missile exploding almost immediately after take off.
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Among the new emoji are a star-struck face, an exploding head, and a face with a monocle.
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Earlier this year, a class action lawsuit against Samsung was filed because people's washing machines were apparently exploding.
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Suddenly it's impossible to fly anywhere in the country without a flight attendant warning you about exploding phones.
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He then pressed a button which set off a series of exploding pinatas filled with metallic foil confetti.
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Samsung hasn't officially come forward with the exact specifics on why the Note7 batteries are prone to exploding.
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Residents could hear the popping noises of exploding fuel tanks as they made their way down Highway 63.
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In this case, it's worth pointing out a noteworthy characteristic of Lyrids: they tend to create exploding fireballs.
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"Viners," as they were known then, were exploding in popularity and appeared poised to take over the world.
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The creature is tortured and trampled underfoot as the crush freak imagines themselves orgasmically exploding under the pressure.
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"I'm exploding with happiness and so thankful for all of the amazing people in my life," she wrote.
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Exploding Takata airbag inflators have been blamed for at least 16 deaths and more than 150 injuries worldwide.
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The neighborhood's become so popular so quickly that some fear local infrastructure will buckle under the exploding population.
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Of course, this isn't the first time these guys have experimented with filming glass exploding at turtle-pace.
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A rare supernova is helping scientists unlock the mysteries of how these bright, exploding stars come to be.
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Scientists hope that the instruments will be able to pick up the signals from exploding supernovas as well.
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"Don't bring your exploding human transportation device anywhere near my artisanal coffee shop," a store owner might say.
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It added that vehicles do not become vulnerable to exploding airbags without long-term exposure to high humidity.
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That's approximately (though not exactly) the yield of 50 billion kilograms of the explosive TNT exploding at once.
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And now, following the record-breaking victory, Twitter is exploding with calls for equal pay on the field.
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The results aren't just the exploding total student debt in this country which currently stands at $1.3 trillion.
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That budding casual relationship with wine has also meant that the market for canned wine is also exploding.
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There have been smartphone issues – even exploding and burning phones – in the past, but nothing quite like this.
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"So costs are exploding (and) many smelters (globally) are losing money," said an analyst at a hedge fund.
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As reports of exploding hoverboards continue to mount, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission is continuing to investigate.
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Hoverboards have, of course, gotten a lot of negative press for exploding in ways other than their popularity.
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"There is plenty of capital available ... and Indonesia is exploding on every possible level," said Vanzyl at Ardent.
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What was it like to tour with Gaga in 2010 when she was exploding on the world stage?
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A colleague suggested that there might have been a lot more phones exploding were a recall not issued.
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"A bomb exploding in New York is obviously an act of terrorism," Cuomo said at a news conference.
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Always get back up, despite the plank in the face or the exploding chair; shake it all off.
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"It was the technology," that first attracted Rouach to the Bitcoin bomb that was exploding on the Internet.
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A man's security camera captured his car rocking and what he said were transformers exploding in the background.
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I went swimming in the hotel pool without fear of exploding swim diapers or dry drowning baby lungs.
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They need to be as consistent as the attacks, so we don't wake up to another bomb exploding.
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This squeezing is achieved by conventional high explosive surrounding the core exploding in an inward direction — an implosion.
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Exploding the island is the sort of symbolic move that also contains a great deal of cinematic potential.
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The cruise industry seems to be exploding — the newest generation of ships can carry more than 5,0003 passengers.
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And the number of Jeeps recalled in 2013 for exploding gas tanks was 1.6 million, not two million.
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David's eyes are "gleaming" with anger—is he completely in control of himself or dangerously close to exploding?
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If there is anything worse than the exploding debt, it is a faltering economy hobbled by increased taxes.
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A settlement would prevent the already messy legal battle from exploding onto the public stage with a trial.
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Most cases of exploding hoverboards and e-cigarettes have occurred with knockoffs made in unregulated factories in China.
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But it also could look foolish if Uber's growth keeps exploding and Benchmark left money on the table.
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Worthy of your time from The Washington Post: Exploding packages tap into simmering tensions over Austin's racial segregation
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I don't want to talk about bad people exploding themselves—we have enough of that on the news.
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The images we see in many publications—say of men on patrol or bombs exploding—that's not war.
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Two of the three killed themselves by exploding their suicide vests and another was shot dead by police.
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Exploding e-cigs have become rich targets for personal-injury attorneys looking to cash in big on settlements.
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Unfortunately, those sales have been marred by a recall of the Galaxy Note 7 due to exploding batteries.
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Many tweeted photos of damaged homes and business, and one person shared footage apparently showing an exploding transformer.
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"We had heard about the actual devices exploding but never knew the risk of the batteries," she said.
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However, with shoppers stuck in their homes in the wake of the virus, online grocery shopping is exploding.
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Ori Gersht literally blows up the association between flowers and peace in his photographs of exploding floral arrangements.
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While the plants in this family all have exploding fruits, the seeds come in a variety of shapes.
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He was pinned under the chopper right next to the fuel tank that was exploding into black smoke.
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Anna Rated R for scantily-clad stabbing, slicing, shooting and slashing, and an alarming number of exploding heads.
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"My heart felt like exploding," he said on Thursday, over a shaky phone connection from the ship's bridge.
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In the final 30 seconds, you can hear Blaine exploding outward from his steady pulse into a frenzy.
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"A Case of Exploding Mangoes" (2008), shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, lampooned the former Pakistani president Gen.
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This reduces the chance of an egg exploding, and also makes the eggs easier to peel once boiled.
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Between the lines: Even fringe right social network Gab is exploding, according to a new analysis by Vice.
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In contrast, under Trump, the deficit is exploding, expected to hit $1 trillion for the 2020 fiscal year.
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What happened in the 1960s and 1970s was that the industry was exploding and was starved for talent.
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It may be a niche market, but it is a booming one perhaps on the verge of exploding.
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Some residents said an exploding appliance had caused the fire, but officials have not verified that account. Mrs.
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It flows up the sides of the space: a dark stain spreading, a flood rising, a supernova exploding.
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So then, in 803, as the Harvey Weinstein story is exploding, this case comes back into public focus.
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Go deeper: Buttigieg: "Old normal" failures help explain how we got Trump Interest in Pete Buttigieg is exploding
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But Apple is one of the few companies that can keep smartphone profits exploding in that tough market.
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Stoica says the demand for machine learning is exploding, which requires specialized hardware to run these powerful algorithms.
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No one in theater these days is better at exploding and reassembling traditional modes of language and storytelling.
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Video shows the shell exploding in a massive burst of red that illuminated the sky and nearby ridgelines.
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An exploding federal government and tax service to collect revenue will be a fat bottom dollar for lobbyists.
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So then, in 22006, as the Harvey Weinstein story is exploding, this case comes back into public focus.
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Mr. Spector "is exploding out," he said, while Ms. Hall's characters tend to shatter internally, to devastating effect.
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Nestle Health Science's August purchase of Persona comes at a time when interest in personalized nutrition is exploding.
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Last year a booster was even caught on video, falling and exploding near a village after a launch.
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The U.S. Army on Saturday commemorated St. Patrick's Day with an unusual video showing exploding four-leaf clovers.
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The dark patches are the result of gas exploding up from the ice, forcing sand to the surface.
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Then it became a matter of iterating on SaaS concepts for an exploding range of B2B use-cases.
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That faint blip is the force of a celestial object exploding with the power of a nuclear bomb.
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Lee has tapped into this widespread and voracious appetite for clips of unplugged blackheads, exploding cysts, and oozy spots.
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Assassination plots reportedly included exploding cigars -- a product favored by the Cuban strongman -- and even a poisoned ballpoint pen.
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Why this matters: President Trump and Republicans, snakebit after their failed health care reform, keep insisting Obamacare is exploding.
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Further observations with the Swift X-ray telescope seemed to rule out interactions with dust surrounding the exploding star.
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My phone has been exploding with emails and invitations, groups of concerned friends forming around a need for togetherness.
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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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This is very interesting and suggests that ultra-stripped stars may lose a lot of mass just before exploding.
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The ex-MythBuster has spent more than a decade professionally exploding everything from pants to coffee creamer on television.
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Meanwhile, computer science programs have been exploding with student applicants at an unprecedented rate over the past few years.
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There have been reports of them exploding in one man's face and blowing a hole in another dude's tongue.
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The video shows them on the end of their seats before positively exploding when the truth is finally revealed.
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But in 2011, the buzz and the apparently exploding user base made Google+ feel like it had actual potential.
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These deep insecurities, which began exploding out of me as soon as I hit puberty, seldom served me well.
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You can't pretend that you can stick a cork in it without it exploding in your face one day.
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China's exploding smartphone connectivity base is fostering robust online shopping, former Morgan Stanley Asia Chairman Stephen Roach said Wednesday.
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"Ummm, whisky cocktails are for sipping & savouring, not exploding in your mouth all in one go," wrote Susie Mac.
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It was a battery problem in the exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 which caused all the trouble last year.
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Number of the day 1.4 million The number of vehicles Toyota is recalling due to problems with exploding airbags.
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For reference, the exploding Galaxy Note 7 was powered by a 3,500 mAh battery of about the same size.
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What to watch: Esports, despite still being in its infancy, is exploding in terms of both revenue and audience.
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But that probably won't dissuade a flood of millions and zillions of ripoffs, hopefully with neat non-exploding features.
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But shortly after, reports of Note 7s exploding in China surfaced, forcing Samsung to issue a recall there too.
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Since the situation has escalated, and reports of replacements exploding occurred, that exchange program is no longer an option.
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In mid-June 2013, Uber opened a small branch in Mexico City as growth in the US was exploding.
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On May 6, officials announced that an exploding vape pen may have caused deadly fire at a Florida house.
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The fireworks won't be the only thing exploding with bright colors at your Fourth of July party this year.
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The last two rules are all about taking care of the smoke and flames coming from an exploding cell.
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"It was a ticking time bomb that was on the verge of exploding," she says, "and it's gone off."
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Samsung Galaxy Beam (1003)Samsung has made a lot of good phones over the years, exploding Note 7s notwithstanding.
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My father called it "nervous energy," but she was trying to keep the trauma she held inside from exploding.
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After 35 reports of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 overheating and exploding, Samsung recalled the device early Friday morning.
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But I do still have standards, and when the Note 7 isn't exploding it's an incredible point and shoot.
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It's like Thelma & Louise in reverse: Instead of driving off a cliff, they're skidding away from an exploding city.
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Last year, I boldly proclaimed the Note 7 the best smartphone on the planet before they started exploding globally.
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"We live in the space of digital commerce and digital commerce is exploding still around the world," he said.
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Police said at the time that the minibus burst into flames due to an exploding gas canister inside it.
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Amazon's investment in its private label lines has been exploding in recent months, including fashion, home, and other verticals.
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People who weren't part of the protest came running in my direction, eyes bright red and exploding with tears.
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There are no more exploding boards, and judging from a recent video, the board offers skaters a smooth ride.
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Like most participants in the exploding field, they were evangelical in their convictions that blockchain technology is the future.
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The ship glowed brightly for about three seconds before exploding, the fire rising hundreds of feet above the ship.
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A scene of kids hanging out at the mall can be followed by one of rabid rats literally exploding.
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According to NHTSA, the vehicles do not become vulnerable to exploding airbags without long-term exposure to high humidity.
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I'm so full and so happy and there's just so much love, I feel like my heart is exploding.
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A French diplomat said at the time it was required because of the risk of a "powder keg" exploding.
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If you are going to deep fry the shrimp, lop off the eyes, too, to prevent them from exploding.
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For instance, the 188th fired 65,000 exploding 30-millimeter shells at the Taliban during its last deployment to Afghanistan.
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Why it matters: Voice adoption is exploding, and Amazon is light-years ahead of everyone else in this category.
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A firework was hurled at him from what appeared to be the Gothenburg end, before exploding at his feet.
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The movie concludes with the character Gargamel exploding and ending up in a swamp filled with flesh-eating fish.
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After reports of exploding Samsung Galaxy Note7 devices, the company promised that replacement units should allay any safety concerns.
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Releasing pressure from the furnaces can make a terrible racket, but it is necessary to keep them from exploding.
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Its exploding Galaxy Note 7 continues to make headlines and has even been the butt of Barack Obama's jokes.
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Passenger numbers are exploding thanks to the Bay Area's tech boom, and service has not kept up with demand.
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Bigler pointed to the exploding Galaxy Note7 smartphones as one reason why he decided to go with removable batteries.
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Last fall, there was major concern over the exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones that were prohibited from flights.
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Amazon banned sales of all hoverboards — twice — over safety issues, following continued reports of units exploding and catching fire.
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What started out as a few isolated reports of exploding batteries in late August has continued to gather pace.
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It comes around two weeks after Samsung started recalling Galaxy Note 7 handsets worldwide due to exploding battery fears.
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Tax cuts live beyond expiration dates, and beyond exploding deficits and yawning caverns of debt, for very simple reasons.
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And keep in mind, Trump's deficit-exploding tax plan can only lose three Republican Senate votes before it dies.
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Two years ago, with manufacturing costs exploding and severe technical challenges growing, the cost of individual transistors stopped falling.
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The founder of an esports ETF told us why it might be a turning point for the exploding industry.
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Whale populations were decimated by industrial-scale slaughter fueled by the use of exploding harpoons in the 20th century.
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Dell recalled more than 4 million laptop computers in 2006 because of exploding lithium ion batteries produced by Sony.
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Others have suggested that perhaps FRBs are due to a black hole converting into a white hole and exploding.
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"The real challenge lies in how not to offend people who are on the edge of exploding," she said.
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We hear the jets screech by, the helicopters whirring in the sky, the mortars launching, then the bombs exploding.
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Exploding Kittens Card Game, $19.99Exploding Kittens is basically a highly strategic version of Russian roulette with a cat theme.
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Can the Kurdish Regional Authority successfully conduct a referendum on independence without exploding Iraq and provoking a Turkish invasion?
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As Mr. Brooks sang, with eyes closed, about the trauma of failed love, raindrops were exploding at his feet.
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New York (CNN Business)ZIon Williamson has apparently forgiven Nike for that whole exploding shoe mishap earlier this year.
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At the same time, critics say, she neglected an exploding pension crisis that has wreaked havoc on public finances.
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To deal with the dysfunction in Washington, let's start by recognizing the driving factors of this exploding federal government.
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Homestuck is over, but its fandom community will only grow outward, slowly exploding and expanding from its original beginning.
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The Federal Aviation Administration banned Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones from being carried on planes because they were exploding.
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Yes, I already had an exploding closet full of bandage minis and halter tops, but I needed something new.
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But during the playoffs, the deepest inlaid agressions of even the mildest of men come exploding to the surface.
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Peter Gluckman, a co-chair of the Commission, called the problem "an exploding nightmare," especially in the developing world.
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Yes, the various veins of today's exploding transformational festival scene all flow from the oceanic presence of Burning Man.
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By every measure, citizen activism is exploding through the roof, as witnessed by the Women's Marches this past weekend.
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They hit on ways to kill the enemy with cunning and panache, with exploding pancake flour and incendiary bats.
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Maintain quality, and make sure they work and they don't have exploding batteries and all kinds of things. Right.
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One of these managed to evade the rockets, but the other was hit by fragments of the exploding missile.
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Specifically, the team hoped to find iron-60, a long-lived radioactive isotope released by exploding stars, or supernovae.
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Mexico's craft beer scene might be exploding, but for Mexican brewer Corona, perhaps success could come with fewer explosions.
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In the final minutes of the episode, Mr. Capaldi's doctor makes peace with his transformation before exploding with energy.
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After a months-long investigation, we finally have have the official cause for Samsung's exploding Galaxy Note 7 debacle.
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There was no direct hit, but exploding shrapnel struck my father in the neck and also killed another man.
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Its previous Oscars ads have ranged from product placement celebrity selfies to subtle apologies for its exploding Note phones.
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To see longer trails of light exploding into starburst patterns, add a second or two to your shutter speed.
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And what's a kid to do once she has, inevitably, stomped down full-force on a reputation-exploding landmine?
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The first three tests, all in April, ended in failure, with the missiles crashing or exploding soon after launch.
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The video shows an object exploding in the air, near a location where #PS22003's stopped transmitting its signal.
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These missiles, officials say, appear to be functional, unlike older missiles that kept exploding or falling into the sea.
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A main reason was that designers used massive parts to keep the exploding bomb intact as long as possible.
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Debris from satellites or rocket boosters colliding or exploding in orbit is an increasing concern in the space community.
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Hip-hop dance is usually consumed in brief bursts, like fireworks exploding in the middle of a music video.
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The video shows an object exploding in the air, near a location where #PS752's stopped transmitting its signal.
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Once while driving to a day care center, he saw a group of them exploding from some tree tops.
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Researchers want you to go looking for exploding stars, and nope, you won't need much expertise to do it.
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Right now we're all freaking out and exploding over the particular kind of time that 2017 appears to be.
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The researchers also introduced a weaver ant, a natural predator of exploding ants, to observe the workers' explosive response.
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The internet has been exploding with memes about President Donald Trump since he began running for president in 2015.
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With alternative rock and grunge exploding in the early 1990s, the Muffs signed to a major label, Warner Bros.
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Throughout his life Mr. de Brum carried a searing memory of a nuclear bomb exploding on the Pacific horizon.
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" The worker continued: "The clerk held me back and that's the only reason and God saved me from exploding.
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His watercolors of exploding shells and mad-eyed soldiers are standouts in an exhibition rich in intensely original work.
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The video, posted to Twitter, features a montage of spent ammunition and exploding bombs bursting into clover-like plants.
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Earlier this year, the OSIRIS-REx team witnessed particles exploding from the asteroid's surface—and it's not sure why.
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But national efforts to combat this exploding epidemic fall short in addressing the "demand" side of this heinous equation.
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That's when the Shanghai aluminium contract experienced a step-change in usage with market open interest and volumes exploding.
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He singled out one of the tattoos on his right arm: a doll exploding out of a woman's head.
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Exploding eggs aren't all fun and games, however — if one detonated in your mouth, you might not be laughing.
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The exploding eggs were quieter, for instance, than a shotgun blast of 160 decibels, which is not considered harmful.
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But when reports of burning and exploding smartphones began to flood in, Samsung knew it had gone too far.
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It is a flaming cliff, exploding every couple of seconds in a grayscale fireworks of liquid rock meeting water.
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People are reporting the sound of gas bottles exploding in town and quite a few homes have been burnt.
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My dear friend gave me an exploding cupcake for the bath in bubble-gum scent for my 54th birthday.
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Due to a freak accident involving an exploding alien device, Danvers is granted powers like super strength and flight.
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It was a battery problem in the exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7503 that caused all the trouble last year.
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I would also guess the service isn't planning on Narcos exploding in season two like Game of Thrones did.
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Viacom's woes are the latest sign of damage spreading among traditional TV players from the exploding popularity of streaming.
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Exploding kittens Cutthroat competition meets strategic reasoning in this popular game, illustrated by the cartoonist behind webcomic site The Oatmeal.
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It took just a week for replacement devices to start exploding, with one even blowing up on a Southwest flight.
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The newest honorary member of the team now has her own basketball jersey, and our hearts are exploding with joy.
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The agency's mission is to notify the American public about potentially dangerous products—whether it's exploding phones or toppling dressers.
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The freelance marketplace is exploding, as more companies seek to hire freelancers as a way to snag the best talent.
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Perhaps a bit more estate planning might have prevented a century-old legacy from exploding in an epic family feud.
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All images: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoForgive me for passing up the chance to beat the exploding battery joke into the ground.
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Our hearts are exploding," King Edmonds, 23, wrote, adding, "Stay tuned for name, pics, baby info, and birth story info!
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The phone in question wasn't one of those originally affected by the exploding battery issue, but rather a replacement handset.
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The Volcano Curry, unsurprisingly, looks like a mountain exploding with lava, resting next to a salad, which resembles a jungle.
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Samsung is so confident that its once-exploding batteries are now safe that the Galaxy S10 can charge other phones!
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Another plaintiff, Rosa Rivera, told CBS Los Angeles an exploding NutriBullet left her with second-degree burns on Nov. 4.
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But the more recent safety crises in vaping are a little more concrete: exploding vape pens, seizures, and lung injuries.
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Exploding e-cigarettes have shattered peoples' jaws (warning: there's a graphic picture in that linked story) and even killed people.
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Exploding batteries weren't the sort of hot button topic some had expected at the event, save for the occasional mention.
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From his window in the InterContinental Hotel in Geneva, there was a dazzling view of fireworks exploding over the lake.
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So far, 2 people have been killed by 5 different exploding packages, and police suspect the bomber's targeting black people.
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From Brexit, to Donald Trump's filthy mouth, exploding phones and Harambe's tragic death, the year was filled with upsetting moments.
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"Suddenly you heard a loud, a really loud bang, it was like an exploding sound, definitely an explosion," he said.
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She perched on her chair whenever she could, perhaps to keep her disdain for Trump from exploding into the open.
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Think of it this way: Imagine a bomb full of sand exploding onto an empty surface—that's the Big Bang.
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Samsung announced today that "about half" of the affected phones — they mean to say, the exploding ones — have been exchanged.
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If only I'd known that Instagram would determine everything I want to see based on that double-tap, exploding heart.
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This time, they decided to see how large they could make the balloons with air before exploding out of them.
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The washing machine recalls follow a slew of reports of exploding batteries in Samsung's Note7 devices, which began in August.
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A cynic might suggest the company was trying to distract from the lasting legacy of the exploding Galaxy Note 7.
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Even crazier, elements heavier than iron on the periodic table mostly come from the remnants of exploding stars, or supernovae.
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If you watch to the end of the video, you can briefly see what seems to be another transformer exploding.
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The drama continued with a lot of confusion about whether the Segway was actually a hoverboard and prone to exploding.
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What Congress can do about exploding white supremacist terrorism: pass gun safety laws, name WS as terrorism in statute, &more.
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Unfortunately, the truth about The Puppy's murder (boy, that sounds terrible) isn't the only truth bomb that's exploding this week.
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Despite the drama, Samsung appears to be betting that people will be willing to forget about its exploding batteries problem.
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Can the project of revolutionizing gender and sex really succeed without also exploding received notions of what constitutes physical beauty?
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For one thing there's the whole exploding problem that has set in motion a scramble to better regulate the market.
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Samsung has issued a full recall for all Galaxy Note 7s, because they all risk spontaneously exploding, especially while charging.
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It is not the same pad as the one in Cape Canaveral that may have been damaged by exploding rocket.
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One factor that Tepper believes should help Amazon continue to deliver is its growth in an exploding industry: cloud computing.
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I've seen the film footage of the Exploding Plastic Inevitable, what was it like being at the center of that?
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The end result is that the app version of "Exploding Kittens" is a bit different from the original card game.
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All wobbly vibrations and halved breaks, the fresh sound took hold in places like London and Bristol, before exploding abroad.
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If they're smart enough to read the tea leaves of the movement exploding under them, it's really a no-brainer.
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Samsung's been pretty cautious on that front ever since all of those Note 7s started exploding a few years back.
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There's going to come a time when not every mention of Samsung will elicit some snarky comment about exploding smartphones.
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If all the new emoji make your head explode, there's also an "exploding head" emoji to show how you feel.
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An artery in his brain was dangerously malformed and at risk of exploding due to a defect called an aneurysm.
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That special feeling extends to the album's place in a Los Angeles scene that was on the cusp of exploding.
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" Acknowledging that many would find the photo offensive, another social media user commented, "Liberal heads exploding in 3…2…1.
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Reports of exploding batteries have marred the launch of the well-reviewed Galaxy Note 7 in the past few days.
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This includes global warming, homeland security and the exploding opioid crisis — three things better attacked broadly at the federal level.
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From the comfort of his parents' backroom, he was orchestrating an all-out internet war, and his views were exploding.
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Wage stagnation, underemployment, the exploding cost of a college education and the erosion of pensions are leaving many without hope.
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CPSC's National Injury Information Clearinghouse database has 29 reports of house fires and serious injuries caused by exploding e-cigarettes.
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And with the civilian market for drones exploding, they're relatively easy for just about anyone to get a hold of.
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Also known as "Tallboy" and "Grand Slam", the devices penetrated deep into the ground with hardened steel casings before exploding.
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Entrepreneurs who can create that foundation will be able to reap the rewards of this exploding, yet challenging, market opportunity.
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A few months ago Princess Nokia claimed credit for a trend that none of us saw exploding like it has.
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Samsung's exploding Galaxy Note 7 phones are officially back from the dead — apparently with a new name and smaller battery.
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As the fire spread into the city, reporters and witnesses said, the sound of exploding propane tanks filled the air.
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The one where you're running and running and running, your heart pounding, your lungs exploding — and you are not moving.
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China was its biggest market, with a gross national product that was exploding at 10 percent or more a year.
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But that has backfired horribly this year with the unfortunate Galaxy Note 7 recall, which was caused by exploding batteries.
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The Phillies entered the ninth trailing 21-25 before exploding for six runs to secure the three-game series sweep.
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Humans have been spotting the suddenly-bright pinpricks of stars violently exploding in the night sky for thousands of years.
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In a rare off-the-cuff remark, she said Mr. Trump's campaign was "exploding," an assessment few Republicans would dispute.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona Like Corker, Flake is also worried about exploding the debt with the new tax reform plan.
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If we're building a rocket, we first need to build something that manages to take off and land without exploding.
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If your head isn't exploding thinking about how much stuff you can store in something this small, it should be.
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Exploding Kittens Cutthroat competition meets strategic reasoning in this popular game, illustrated by the cartoonist behind webcomic site The Oatmeal.
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The Phillies entered the ninth trailing 5-1 before exploding for six runs to secure the three-game series sweep.
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Within minutes, the streets were flooded with celebrating Puerto Ricans, with car horns blaring and fireworks exploding above their heads.
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Exploding at anyone, regardless of how much they might "deserve it," turns a huge amount of negative attention your way.
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The nightly news shows have been filled with dire reports from state after state about the ObamaCare exchanges' exploding premiums.
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You have all these forces that are just ... There's another example of something exploding, having a life of its own.
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Some of the weapons were detonated mid-air over Christmas Island, and give the effect of an expanding, exploding Sun.
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This is true of Durant, too, when he is loping and extending and exploding in the disproportionate ways he does.
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And others are moving fast to adapt serious news and information to better fit in these exploding off-platform ecosystems.
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Someday, when I write that best-selling book about my exploding star, I'll tell you that love is the way.
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As opposed to, you know, Cleveland, or Buffalo or Indianapolis, or any of the other cities where now it's exploding.
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The market is exploding with these wireless earbuds yet so far it seems few have been able to stand apart.
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Twitter, simultaneously, is grappling with the exploding of potential deal talks to sell itself — or, wait, is that an implosion?
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Vibrant minuets of abstract color by Marley Freeman, and the primordial exploding suns, in oil on burlap, of Alvaro Barrington.
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At the time of the recall, the company said it had received around 35 reports of overheating and exploding batteries.
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Ron's wife, Jane, was his lifeline and his connection to the antiwar and youth movements exploding in the United States.
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It doesn't seem — knock on wood — as though there're going to be exploding battery issues this time around, so far.
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Dr. Russell said that she believed the injury was caused by an exploding battery but that she was not certain.
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The Miami food scene is exploding with food halls, collections of vendors and restaurant stalls in one space, usually vast.
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"I know a lot of listeners out there, their heads are exploding," the "Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris Wallace said.
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Someone who talks about class struggle can hardly be held responsible for leftist militants then exploding a bomb, he said.
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That's what you see exploding in this video, filmed on June 28 at Orbital ATK's test facility in Promontory, Utah.
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Bursts of gunfire and blasts from exploding gasoline tanks shook the air, and heat from burning buses stung her face.
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Even Ms. Errico, no emotional slouch, had trouble with the spitfire anger of "Everybody Says Don't," with its exploding consonants.
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After she disappeared out of view, the exploding roar of the crowd told me that something special had just happened.
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He was in high spirits, hunting down every player he could find and exploding them into showers of multicolored items.
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The eye holds for a moment, looming over the audience, before exploding into an acid green, robotic tangle of electricity.
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By now it was late afternoon on Day 1 of the tour, and my brain was exploding — or, rather, imploding.
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This latest botch isn't as awful as an exploding satellite launch or inadvertently leaking sensitive information to the Pierce family.
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THE TICKER The federal budget deficit is exploding, blowing up one of President Trump's core campaign promises along with it.
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When you have that much pressure on you, you need to find ways to blow off steam -- or risk exploding.
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But the one I fell for had this 3-D image of what looked like watch parts exploding toward you.
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Unfortunately, the behind-closed-doors budgeting process and exploding budget are not the only problem the FSOC and OFR have.
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