A California brewery's production of cannabis beer is going up in smoke.
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Grapevine, ironbark and fruit trees like peach and orange were going up in smoke.
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Together, it's more than $172 million worth of illicit wildlife goods going up in smoke.
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"I sort of felt that my whole life's work was going up in smoke," she said.
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On Tuesday, Miss America Cara Mund tweeted a video of a white bikini going up in smoke.
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It's understandable that figuring out exactly why this new Note7 started going up in smoke isn't easy.
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Mr. Mapp saw the federal money that the Virgin Islands relies on for its public hospitals going up in smoke.
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They just have to figure out how to help the projects endure for 100 years, without going up in smoke.
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Acres lost numbered about 103 million more than 2016 as well, with 8.5 million acres of forestland going up in smoke.
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The global land area affected has doubled, meaning regions that were once too wet to burn are going up in smoke.
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Leading to the all too familiar feeling of Syndergaard and the rest of his comrades likely all going up in smoke.
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On Monday morning, I opened the door to the smell of campfires — the scent of other Californians' homes going up in smoke.
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With well over 100,000 acres scorched, residents were on edge, watching the news footage of hills and canyons going up in smoke.
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Four years of negotiations between the government and the guerrillas of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, were going up in smoke.
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The acres of forest burning now are sadly lost, but these efforts can stop the rest of the Amazon from going up in smoke.
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Now, patches of this planetary heritage are going up in smoke, thanks to a devastating fire season that many experts say could portend the future.
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Generations that had come to rely on this social safety net, as a matter of national pride and identity, see it going up in smoke.
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Besides, are we really supposed to pretend that the world's going up in smoke before the studio can cash in on the new round of teenaged mutants?
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"Generations that had come to rely on this social safety net, as a matter of national pride and identity, see it going up in smoke," he wrote.
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Talk about self-interest: This is taxpayer-owned natural gas going up in smoke, quite literally, instead of being brought to market--all with no consequence to industry.
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It's a huge crisis ... the fires have killed an estimated half-a-billion wild animals and at least 24 people, with over 1,500 homes going up in smoke.
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But while attending her first songwriting retreat as an artist, she received a fateful phone call: Her rented house was going up in smoke, the result of an electrical fire.
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"No matter the scenario, the losses will affect our bottom line and our activities because this is a lot of money that's going up in smoke," said one bank director.
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In late August, Leonardo DiCaprio, Emmanuel Macron and Ricky Martin all circulated the same image on social media: a verdant hill in a rich green forest going up in smoke.
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"It was a horrible feeling to know that my life's work that I trained 11 years in graduate school for was going up in smoke due to my health," she said.
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By then, a rise or fall in PerksCoin's initial unit value of 80 cents should hint at whether cryptocurrencies are indeed how pot-growers will stop their money going up in smoke.
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As the planet warms and the human population soars, fire seasons are growing longer and more intense around the world, meaning more and more heat-trapping carbon is going up in smoke.
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It isn't just the sight of Giacometti's sketches going up in smoke that appalls us; it's the fact that, to our retrospective eyes, he might as well be burning thousand-dollar bills.
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The STG+TM technology offers a means of protecting the environment from emissions that contribute to climate change while also monetizing valuable fossil fuel resources that are now going up in smoke.
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Everything Matias had built in the Canadian oil sands capital over the last two years was going up in smoke, and his biggest fear was that he might never be allowed back.
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Now, 10 years of posting history is going up in smoke as the moderation team purges any posts older than six months in the face of an overwhelming number of claims from rights holders.
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LOS ANGELES, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Hollywood's three-martini lunch may be going up in smoke with the opening on Tuesday of the first restaurant in the United States where weed can be openly consumed.
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After decades of exporting to the world a vision of a carefree and sun-kissed Aussie quality of life — "the Lucky Country!" we like to call ourselves — our international image is suddenly going up in smoke.
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But it's here, and in "Winds of Winter," we watch the narrative diaspora of our main characters contract and reconsolidate: Bran is heading south, Arya and Daenerys are heading east, and much of King's Landing going up in smoke.
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Game of Thrones is running a little short on specific individual villains these days, what with Ramsay going to the dogs, the High Sparrow going up in smoke, and the more-or-less good-ish Lannisters outnumbering the bad ones.
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The specter of possible economic repercussions for Brazil and its South American neighbors show how the Amazon is becoming a battleground between Bolsonaro and Western governments alarmed that vast swaths of the region are going up in smoke on his watch.
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The specter of possible economic repercussions for Brazil and its South American neighbors show how the Amazon is becoming a battleground between Bolsonaro and Western governments alarmed that vast swathes of the region are going up in smoke on his watch.
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NEW YORK, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Wall Street's love of cannabis appears to be going up in smoke as vaping-related ailments and missed revenue projections are prompting short sellers to raise their bets against the industry, fund managers and analysts said on Wednesday.
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The winner of the prize will not be able to solve all of the bigger problems, of course, but detection and fast suppression will at least buy humans time to figure out the other parts while preventing much of the state from going up in smoke.
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At 6 a.m. on July 5, the station was relaunched as "Rock 103-5", airing an active rock format."Chicago's Blaze Going Up In Smoke!", Radio & Records.
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And pretty silly a chap would feel, no doubt, if having split the > atom he suddenly found the house going up in smoke and himself being torn > limb from limb. When stirred, Bertie Wooster sometimes unintentionally employs spoonerisms, as he does in chapter 12: "Tup, Tushy!—I mean, Tush, Tuppy!".Hall (1974), p. 83.
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He could be slowed down with shots from a paintball gun. Another weekly bad guy was a corrupted car mechanic that tasered people with a calculator and would be destroyed by seeing his own reflection. And of course, The Garbage Man was damaged by cleaning products and The Orthodontist (as well as his assistant) had an aversion to sugar. All the henchmen were instantly obliterated—going up in smoke and blue light when the Jackal's evil weekly master scheme was foiled.
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Some of these needed urgent medical treatment, which Ussher himself supplied. Later, Cevdet employed some of his forces to take Shushantz and some of the other outlying villages which up until then had resisted capture; Ussher states that "from our window we could plainly see Shushantz afire on its mountain-top and Varak Monastery, with its priceless store of ancient manuscripts, going up in smoke." City of Van and its neighborhoods. The "Garden City" or Aikesdan in Armenian was the Armenian quarter which was besieged by Turkish troops during the siege.
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Droeshout's most complex independent print is "Doctor Panurgus", an allegory of the follies of modern life, depicting figures representing Country, Town and Court life being treated by the doctor. The design "has a complicated ancestry", being an adaptation of an earlier print by Greuter, which itself drew on emblem book designs. Droeshout, or perhaps an unknown person who designed it, seems to have made a number of specific elaborations of the image, including extensive text, adding extra characters and English and Latin phrases, notably verses explaining how the doctor is purging the three figures of their respective moral illnesses. He pours "Wisdome and Understanding" down the throat of an ignorant rustic and smokes the brain of the "gallant" (courtier) in an oven to burn away the vanity in it (represented by various images going up in smoke).
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Erotic literature going up in smoke and its distributors being put in jail, courtesy of Anthony Comstock's New York Society for the Suppression of Vice. It was the Obscene Publications Act 1857 which made the sale of obscene material a statutory offence, for the first time, giving the courts power to seize and destroy offending material. The origins of the Act itself were in a trial for the sale of pornography presided over by the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Campbell, at the same time as a debate in the House of Lords over a bill aiming to restrict the sale of poisons. Campbell was taken by the analogy between the two situations, famously referring to the London pornography trade as "a sale of poison more deadly than prussic acid, strychnine or arsenic",Perhaps the earliest known appearance of this ever-popular analogy; compare "I would rather give a healthy boy or a healthy girl a phial of prussic acid than this novel," describing The Well of Loneliness 404 in 1928 and proposed a bill to restrict the sale of pornography; giving statutory powers of destruction would allow for a much more effective degree of prosecution.
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