I'm going to ruin you, I'm going to ruin him if he doesn't send $28,21 to this bank account by Monday.
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I'm going to ruin you, I'm going to ruin him if he doesn't send $82553,28255 to this bank account by Monday.
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"I'm going to ruin this and get fired," she said.
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How many marriages is VR going to ruin, I joke.
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I'm not going to ruin the surprise of the name.
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I am not going to ruin my love's life today.
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It'll hurt commercial outfitters; it's going to ruin people's vacations.
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"They were going to ruin their empire," the person said.
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With safe spaces, we're not going to ruin your party.
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"Everybody thought television was going to ruin children's brains," Woolley said.
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"They're going to ruin their reputation if they do," she says.
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Five bucks a week isn't going to ruin them for life.
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"I just thought I'm not going to ruin this," he said.
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Her crotch being grabbed isn't going to ruin her whole life.
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Now, thanks to Netflix's new movie, they're going to ruin art, too.
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Then again, losing a $26 camera isn't going to ruin your vacation.
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It's totally cheating and, long term, it's going to ruin the game.
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But one random YouTuber's video isn't going to ruin Dr. Bose's legacy.
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I'm going to ruin the trick by telling you how it worked.
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I'm going to ruin your movie, because I'm not a movie star.
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You projection-blame your girlfriend again ("she's going to ruin our lives").
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And no, I'm not going to ruin any of them for you.
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In return for their hard work, apparently, we're going to ruin their lives.
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"I remember thinking, 'Well, she's going to ruin her whole career,'" Rosie said.
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If we don't stop doing that stuff we're going to ruin the future.
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I'm not going to ruin my Monday – ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Warren defended capitalism.
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"Stop crying, you're going to ruin your makeup!" the eternally upbeat Hernandez said.
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Everyone told Riccardo he was insane, that he was going to ruin the house.
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No, I'm not going to ruin them for you and risk the hate tweets.
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But I'm not happy about it, because America is undoubtedly going to ruin it.
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Fret about how the incoming 10,000-character Tweets are going to ruin the platform.
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How many lives are you going to ruin just to smother your own misery?
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It's a natural fear that when "big tech" wades in, it's going to ruin everything.
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You can be assertive, but if you're overly aggressive, you're going to ruin your opportunities.
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Unless there's something more, no, I'm not going to ruin Judge Kavanaugh's life over this.
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INGRAHAM: But tariffs are going to ruin it all, that&aposs what the globalists are saying.
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If there's somebody who's a diehard fan, they're afraid I'm going to ruin it for them.
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You're going to ruin the experience for people if there's too many people in the park.
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The assumption is that we're going to ruin the one we have within that time period.
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I'm going to ruin the rest of their lives, but I have to be strong for them.
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It's one of the perils of live TV: Someone out there is going to ruin the shot.
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"Unless there's something more, no, I'm not going to ruin Judge Kavanaugh's life over this," he said.
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Don't waste your time reading these words because I'm not going to ruin the fun* for you.
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Read: Climate Change is Going to Ruin Your Favourite Foods You can do a lot with cheese.
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It's like, OK, you're going to ruin my life because you wanna make some money off me?
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KS: Well, it's the heart of your business, one bad terrorist is going to ruin your business, essentially.
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"I said don't go into Iraq it's going to ruin the balance of the Middle East," Trump said.
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If you don't stop, you're going to ruin your chances of having more kids,' or something like that.
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"You're going to end up in politics and you're going to ruin my daughter's life," Rula's father said.
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But then you still read someone saying they wish you were dead and it's going to ruin your day.
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Tonight is my night and there is no where some petty basement bitch is going to ruin my night.
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But then you still read someone saying they wish you were dead and it's going to ruin your day.
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What do you think of scientists' concerns that these satellites are going to ruin astronomy because they're so bright?
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But then it does occur to you that [saving the child] is going to ruin your most expensive shoes.
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I don't think anybody's pushing anything that is going to ruin the game or we're going to complain about.
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If I keep thinking about the kids, then I'm going to get upset and I'm going to ruin everyone's time.
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"He told her he was going to ruin her or take all of them down," her father, Kenneth Schlecht, said.
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For months, the left has been telling you, the American people, that Donald Trump is going to ruin this country.
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I can't believe you played kids party games with Krept and Konan, this is really going to ruin their cred.
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"If you're just in it for the money," she says, "you're going to ruin it for yourself and everybody else."
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"They were like, 'You're going to ruin Team 10's reputation in general,'" she said she was told during the conversation.
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This sounds like the kind of statement that stokes a worldwide panic that is going to ruin the lives of men.
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"I just had to zen out and just pray that I wasn't going to ruin her show," he told told E!
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All reviews of this novel are going to ruin the thrill of its structure, just as reviews of "Cloud Atlas" did.
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All the work I'm doing right now is pretty much about how the smartphone is going to ruin the younger generation.
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Skip the AMG packages, as you aren't going to make this a sports car and you are going to ruin the ride.
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Set at its highest level you're basically going to ruin everyone's night vision if they end up looking right into the Presence.
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"It's going to ruin a historic city," said Zeynep Ahunbay, a professor of architectural history in Istanbul, who has opposed the project.
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"She's clearly sick and I'm going to catch it and it's going to ruin the greatest day of my life," Sheldon told Leonard.
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"She kept saying, 'This is Hollywood, I have a fat face, I'm not an actor, I'm going to ruin your movie,'" she said.
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"He was shaking because you f——- scared him so bad and you're going to ruin potential relationships," one contestant tells another in the clip.
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But I think it's just a tried and true thing, that eventually, if you do drugs and alcohol enough, it's going to ruin you.
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" During my first joke, he started talking loudly again, so I said, "Shut up, it's a long show, you're going to ruin it for everybody.
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When the people who built the backbone of the internet come together to tell you that you're going to ruin the internet, you should listen.
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Ryan spent most of his young career shouting from the rooftops of Capitol Hill that runaway deficits and debt were going to ruin the country.
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"I'm not going to ruin (the company) by doing the wrong thing for the community we hope to serve for a long time," he said.
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I think that's where a lot of the resistance to PC culture or the belief that "feminist criticism is going to ruin video games" comes from.
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Brie then expresses concern over how much her sister is "sacrificing" for Cena after Nikki says she isn't going to "ruin" her chances of getting married.
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When she found out I was planning to get married she told me I couldn't afford it and I was going to ruin my life. Wow.
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So, out of empathy (allegedly!), he created a device called AIRE, to help Grace (his muse) figure out which foods were going to ruin their evening.
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"It's important to me to give back because I was a given a second chance, and I wasn't going to ruin that chance," Ameen tells PEOPLE.
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The younger members of the family decide that Rob isn't going to ruin their vacation, so they hit the slopes, tackling one of the big runs.
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" So you say "look, this is my fault, this is going to ruin every aspect of my life and it&aposs always going to be horrible.
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The same day as the shooting, his birthday, he told Christy, "This would be the last birthday that you are going to ruin," Sheriff Nehls told PEOPLE.
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When Paltrow got home after the premiere, Weinstein called her and told her "some version of 'I'm going to ruin your career,'" Paltrow told Kantor and Twohey.
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I'd much rather take the $60-per-night place that's homey and comfy over the $40 place that's going to ruin my back for the next week.
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I just knew this guy was going to ruin it for me, by reinforcing every ugly stereotype about the sleaziness, trashiness, and all-around undesirability of Asian men.
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In photos from the scene, an officer can be seen holding a written statement which claims Michael was threatening Jules, saying he was going to ruin her life.
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While the coronavirus seems like it's going to ruin everything right now, plenty of tragedies have affected the stock market and economy for short bursts over the years.
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"It is not the right moment to tell Kary the things that LeeAnne has said because it's going to ruin the rest of this trip," Westcott told cameras.
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In the meantime, regardless of whether you think albums are going to ruin Instagram, there are a number of circumstances when the feature will be useful, if not welcome.
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UFC rising star Kevin Lee says Conor McGregor's newborn baby is going to RUIN his UFC career -- chewing up precious training time ... and he'll pay for it in the Octagon.
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When listing all the ways humanity is going to ruin the future, one that doesn't often come up is the sun being blocked out by a horde of drone advertising blimps.
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Declining to drink the weird IPA isn't going to ruin your appreciation of beer in general—you won't miss anything crucial by not drinking it—and the craft brewer recognized this.
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With emotionally intense albums like this, I always get so-self conscious that making someone's first experience with it a press interview is going to ruin the whole thing for them.
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Topher got a phone call from someone who called him a gay slur, and warned his role was going to ruin race relations in America ... according to our law enforcement sources.
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She's really emotional and confused right now but all I can see is that she's going to ruin our lives because her mom stuck her nose in where it didn't belong.
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Last year, social media users were quick to express their excitement over the pops, with one man admitting they were going to ruin his plan to try out the popular ketogenic diet.
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And Trump himself has said he's not going to "ruin a man's life" over allegations that Lewandowski roughed up former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields at a campaign event in Florida last month.
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Krantz briefly outlined how the trick was done (it involves a fake thumb!) and it does seem possible—but because I'm not an asshole I'm not going to ruin their trick for you.
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If you pay for Business Class you should be able to travel in whatever you feel comfortable in - whatever footwear you choose to wear is not going to ruin other passengers travel experience!
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We'd pull up to the house and my mom would run down the stairs yelling at my aunt because the music was so loud she thought it was going to ruin my ears.
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New York Horizon by Yitan Sun and Jianshi Wu via E-VoloUpper Manhattan-dwelling New Yorkers have been complaining for years that supertalls are going to ruin the views from their beloved Central Park.
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But while Munich residents enjoyed their steins in peace, here's hoping things are back to normal levels of celebration next week—if anything's going to ruin Oktoberfest, it should a terrible hangover, and not terrorism.
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" Although Bones, 37, "was worried he was going to ruin my career because of his position in radio," Ell reveals the couple decided to finally go public with their relationship because "happiness is so important.
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"Every time Elon Musk has a problem somewhere, I see these columnists with such glee: 'It's going to fail, I hope it goes in the tube, I hope he's going to ruin it,'" he continues.
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"When Barnum was originally seeking investors, he was shunned by a lot of businessmen who said, 'This is going to ruin you,'" said Kathy Maher, the executive director of the Barnum Museum in Bridgeport, Conn.
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I can't draw on nice pieces of paper because I'm like, This paper is so precious, I'm going to ruin it, so I trick myself into creating things by not putting too much importance [into] it.
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"She didn't know if he would carry on with the threats" that he "was going to ruin her or take all of them down … He said he was not going to lose, that he always wins."
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One of the reasons they didn't want to report is that they knew there was something terrible going on — the human-to-human transmission — and that was going to ruin the political atmosphere of the two meetings.
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"I'm nauseous, and I'm scared that this is going to ruin the perfect first date, the perfect first moment," Vanessa confesses in an on-camera interview that must have been shot after she'd sprayed the plane with vomit.
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But I think one of the problems in the current workplace is that women feel like when they speak up, either they will be ignored and dismissed — maybe literally — or that they're going to ruin a guy's life.
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She said, I've been taking witch lessons and I'm a witch now, I'm going to buy a witch store in the middle of your normal suburban town where you play soccer and I'm going to ruin your life.
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It's not going to ruin whatever you're watching, by any means, but it feels like a frustrating occurrence, particularly as cheaper sets (including a whole array of super cheap $1,500 OLED TVs from LG) don't have the same issue.
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After someone from my group of friends got kicked out of the college I went to when security caught him hitting bongs in his room, I became increasingly paranoid that my stoner habit was going to ruin my life.
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"I had family tell me that I was going to ruin my life by doing this," Lachlainn said, referring not to her choice to sail around the world alone in a small boat, but to accept herself as a woman.
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"I was so set on trying to look like I was really grown up and that I wasn't going to ruin my life and that I was going to be a good actor who did all the right things," Williams said.
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She's wearing a decidedly off-day version of chef's whites, and we're a little worried the "dirty" part of this Dirty Work column is going to ruin her nice white jeans while she digs up carrots and picks eggplants and hot peppers.
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She was asked to leave our university comedy group because of worrisome and disturbing behavior, which angered her immensely, she then became fixated on our relationship, and began telling people around campus 'I'm going to destroy them' & 'I'm going to ruin him.
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Maybe I'm just missing the addiction, so it doesn't seem that bad to me, but I believe that this is not the first time that people have panicked that technology or other kinds of innovations in society were going to ruin society.
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But I knew what Tae was going through, and so I was kind of trying to protect her from having to go super-deep to where it was going to ruin the day, but also let her heal a little bit through songwriting.
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"Katherine is going to ruin a store tomorrow," my friend said the night before we went together to James Veloria, a tiny vintage shop wedged deep on the upper floor of the Chinatown mall shaded by the Manhattan Bridge on East Broadway.
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A rep for Jules had no comment regarding the incident, but in photos obtained by The Daily Mail, an officer can be seen exiting the apartment holding a written statement which claims Michael was threatening Jules, saying he was going to ruin her life.
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"This would be the last birthday that you are going to ruin," Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy Nehls tells PEOPLE exclusively, recalling what Jason told investigators he said to his wife in announcing his intention to leave her, prior to the violent outburst Friday.
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Music was my everything, and obviously it's the music business, so I used to get scared: If I did what somebody else didn't want or said no to something or had not a good experience with someone, that they were going to ruin my career.
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"This would be the last birthday that you are going to ruin," Fort Bend County, Texas, Sheriff Troy Nehls tells PEOPLE exclusively, recalling what Jason Sheats told investigators he said to his wife in announcing his intention to leave her prior to the violent outburst last Friday.
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You know, it was just a horrible, horrible thing for me and I wouldn't relive it for anything... you can't get to him, and I'm not going to ruin my good name to do it... there's just absolutely no way anyone can get to him, he's just too vicious.
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"While a dull thick ache radiated up into my neck and down my arms, a strange and macabre thought raced through my mind: My dead body in the backseat is really going to ruin this cabbie's day… on the bright side, I'd really only be broke for less than an hour," he writes.
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So, I had a catalog ... I confronted him and he basically said these were consensual affairs, "If you publish it, you're going to ruin my marriage to Eve," who was then his first wife, "And I've three little girls," I think he had, and then ... No, three daughters, I think it was, and he started to cry.
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ET on Thursday, tropical storm watches were hoisted for the Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey coast all the way north to Sandy Hook, N.J. Even if the impacts don't turn out to be seriously damaging, Hurricane Hermine is going to ruin many beach vacations for Labor Day weekend, which is traditionally the last weekend of the summer and a critical tourism period.
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And now that the season's ended without any overt speeches about the metaphor of the player piano — that much-seen metaphor for a machine pretending to create art, but just mechanically going through the same motions over and over — I can finally feel free to fully love it as an image without worrying that someone's going to ruin it by laboriously explaining its relevance to the show.
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So I think we're in a range where the shales will be a shock absorber on the upside and the downside very comfortable where oil prices are as we project out not just this year but I think… SS: You don't think shale is going to ruin the party and just get a little bit overexcited over produce at these kind of current levels?
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This ancient dialogue merely illustrates that people have been carping on since time-out-of-time that this new technology or that one is going to ruin everything, and the youth are going to be corrupted by it and become deficient, lazy and stupid — especially compared with the peerless and singular virtues of the generation doing the carping — and the whole world is going to go to hell in a handbasket.
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