Let a thousand virtual worlds rain down from the clouds.
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Immediate aftermath: Concertgoers flee as gunshots continue to rain down.
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In the best painting the ellipses rain down like spearheads.
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These indignities rain down harder on some characters than others.
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Data should start to rain down in April or May.
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Heads explode, axes enter chest cavities, and Molotov cocktails rain down.
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It will rain down destruction from the air and the ground.
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The water will rain down on the grounds and get brewing.
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The shitstorm that is 2016 continues to rain down on Chipotle.
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It is quite another to smile as the blows rain down.
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When Mario shatters a brick, torn-up pieces of paper rain down.
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At the same time, conventional munitions could rain down on the South.
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Good restaurants don't rain down from nowhere, but Crown Shy came close.
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Billions of droplets rain down to the bottom, chilling out along the way.
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Red ribbons rain down from golden tresses like prayers from a Wishing Tree.
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The sharks weren't impressed and the ensuing criticism didn't rain down, it poured.
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To begin with, "Yesterday" is spry and engaging, and the jokes rain down.
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Others have hyped up the idea that toxic debris will rain down on Earth.
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Minutes later, more numbers will rain down when banks disclose how they scored themselves.
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Several tons rain down on the planet each day in the form of dust.
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One misstep, and accusations of bias are bound to immediately rain down on your head.
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You could make hearts or snow rain down on chat threads with the right emoji.
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Maybe it's the salad leaves that rain down like dollar bills in a strip club.
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Why do we rain down suspicion on those who seem ruled by competing creative impulses?
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But it has nothing on the energy of the particles that rain down from space.
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Options are increasingly limited for those injured as the bombs, rockets and shells rain down.
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"Lock her up!" chants rain down after Trump accuses Hillary Clinton of colluding with Russia.
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"Should the enemy make a mistake, our roaring missiles will rain down on them," Hajizadeh said.
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Venus enters Capricorn, and blessings rain down on the career and reputation sector of your chart.
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There are great clouds on Titan that rain down liquid methane, which then flows into rivers.
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But these break up in the sky and will maybe rain down a few meteorite shards.
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The full might of the Empire will rain down upon he who spoils any Star Wars film.
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Meanwhile, in the developing world, we could one day let our internet rain down from our lightbulbs.
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Stewart says he's already contacted his lawyers and plans to rain down hell on whoever released it.
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Flavors will bloom, texture will reach peak sickness, and savory blessings will rain down from the heavens.
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Gold strobes and green lasers rain down on Room One, where Chase & Status play a euphoric set.
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There's a ton that is ... In theory, a ton of money could rain down on your startup.
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I didn't want to go down just making shots, seeing forehands rain down on me from Rafa.
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Put a little gusto into it and don't bogart the mic, and the respect will rain down.
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The city had fallen on hard times and the blows to its reputation continued to rain down.
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"The rockets would rain down on us and we wouldn't even know where they came from," Abdul said.
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Cops rain down terror on our heads with relentless fire and make us afraid to walk the streets.
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Forecast is in—and it's looking like torrential rain down your cheeks for the next couple of hours.
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Then bombs rain down, leaving the audience watching a stack of rubble before the image finally goes dark.
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The IDF said it launched additional strikes at militant targets in Gaza as rockets began to rain down.
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Boogie made the tears rain down in Sac-town Monday night with a heartfelt farewell speech to Sacramento.
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These and other charges rain down on those who dare challenge the nation to do better by blacks.
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And the likely biggest expenses — including a long list of unquantified legal exposures — are yet to rain down.
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Chunks of watermelon — 60 pounds' worth — rain down, crashing and splashing on her, but Ms. Vatanajyankur is unfazed.
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The ingredients rain down from the sky, and you have to catch them in your giant soup pot.
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Still, it's a pretty stunning look at what the skies can rain down on us, when they so choose.
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Just as they ascended to the target, machine guns, sniper fire and rocket-propelled grenades began to rain down.
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And only last week, after threatening to rain down Armageddon on Iran, Trump again offered to make a deal.
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Given his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, would bombing the country be so farfetched?
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Maybe you've heard that Tiangong-1, China's 19,000-pound prototype space station, is scheduled to rain down on Earth ... eventually.
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" She continued, "We can't be neutral when rockets rain down on residential neighborhoods, when civilians are stabbed in the street.
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When a plastic object degrades, the resulting microplastics tend to rain down like ash toward the bottom of the ocean.
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Two men almost drowned in an elevator after the sky opened and poured torrential rain down upon Toronto Tuesday night.
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This was, as Westhofer said, the holy grail, and a failure to produce a believable Junior would rain down mockery.
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Known as micrometeorites, they rain down on the planet more or less continuously but have proved remarkably hard to find.
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The wrath that the wife is going to let rain down on the world can be in the viewer's imagination.
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In 2005, a waterspout sucked frogs from a lake in Siberia and caused them to rain down on a nearby village.
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Pharah: The typical "rain down death rockets from above" strategy that works so well for Pharah is extra-effective against Symmetra.
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Even if all I can think of right now is a bomb that makes mouthwatering, incredible BACON rain down on everything.
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For both sides, Motzenbecker uses emojis that rain down from the top of the page to represent these necessities and luxuries.
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If you sit there and keep rotating your phone to watch the glitter rain down, we will certainly not judge you.
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Feces and bits of carcass would rain down on the entranceway at times, bearing the threat of disease, the board said.
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She also has a fast cooldown Jump Jet ability, allowing her to launch high in the air and rain down rockets above.
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AS THE bombs rain down, it is hard to think of Aleppo in terms of anything other than bloodshed, terror, and destruction.
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Vile Days is a thick, 596-page hardback to be read first from the index, where the names rain down like manna.
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In the video, Rojas appears to handcuffed, face down on the pavement, curling into a fetal position as the blows rain down.
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"It's an awful shame that children had kerosene rain down on them, but I can see it both ways," Mr. Wheeler said.
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Sure enough, the obscenities began to rain down a minute or two later, and my two sons could not contain their glee.
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Last year, Trump promised to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea if it kept threatening the US and its allies.
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It was kind of humid all day and right when we hit the stage it started to rain down, but warm, hot rain.
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Within minutes of the explosion, this debris started to rain down hard and fast, causing the roofs and floors of structures to collapse.
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Already, the scientists have found that some of these particles are injected into space while other particles actually rain down on the asteroid.
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These "cosmogenic nuclides" rain down on Earth from outer space, dusting the upper few meters of surfaces that are exposed to the air.
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Like Motörhead's infamous concert in Cleveland, the intensity of Leftfield's sound at Brixton caused dust and plaster to rain down from the ceiling.
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While she's at it, she should push for an amendment abolishing Islamic State and calling for fairy dust to rain down over America.
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Set the camera to slow mo and watch the torrent of police cars and the Cluckin' Bell truck rain down from the sky.
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But the bullets rain down and I fall, unable to reach respite and apply bandages—and it's brilliant, because I made it happen.
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In the Philippines, revelers gathered — phones in hand — at the Eastwood Mall in Manila to watch balloons and confetti rain down at midnight.
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It meant that the king would fall, that terrible misfortunes would rain down on the world, or that demons had swallowed the sun.
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As hellfire prepares to rain down on the White House, former FBI Director James Comey is chillin', you know, just getting his Instagram on.
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Auroras happen when electrons and protons from our planet's magnetosphere rain down onto the ionosphere—a region of charged particles in the upper atmosphere.
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On the day when he and his hair move into the White House, "unbelievable" blessings will rain down on this parched land of ours.
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As blocks rain down his screen, Neubauer laughs at comments and casually responds to questions from viewers, sharing tips and strategies as he goes.
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A century of footballing heritage is shredded by an industrial amount of powerful combustibles, before bits of debris rain down on the pitch, forlorn.
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There was the bit where he tweeted at Donald Trump, and some ha-ha moments when he made snacks rain down on the audience.
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Thousands of followers (he's now at 23,000 people) would rain down likes on the photos of his stir frys, noodles, or super-charged smoothies.
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Although Mylan Chief Executive Heather Bresch called the cheaper generic EpiPen an "extraordinary" commercial response, criticism has continued to rain down on the drugmaker.
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So how should Democrats respond to the overtures, nudges, and (inevitably) bullying for bipartisanism that will rain down upon them from Twitter and yon?
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The US president is also of course continuing to rain down trade uncertainties that are rocking the stability of East-West technology supply chains.
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Over the summer, Mr. Trump vowed to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea if it posed a threat to the United States.
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In the main mode, you're doing the same things you've always done: matching up tetrominoes to clear away lines while more and more rain down.
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If you even attempt to spoil the show for a loyal viewer, you better expect some Olivia Pope-level fury to rain down on you.
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On this particular morning he screamed after me, with Jackson standing next to him, saying, 'Get ready to have hell rain down on your head.
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He scored his 26th into an empty net with 62 seconds remaining, causing a cascade of headwear to rain down on to the ice surface.
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The reason Star-ALE calls its Sky Canvas light show a man-made meteor shower is because the pyrotechnics will actually rain down from space.
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They're now building what you might call a Shazam for air strikes, using sound to predict when and where the bombs will rain down next.
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But even as cash continues to rain down on Silicon Valley's biggest unicorn, the deluge could spell trouble for Uber on a number of fronts.
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The first, Dawnblade, lets you either rain down fiery hell on your enemies with a flaming sword or slice 'em up in a closer proximity.
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Weeks later, he vowed to rain down "fire and fury like the world has never seen" if North Korea continued to threaten the United States.
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As we came to an empty street corner, what seemed like hundreds of pale pink rose petals began to rain down on us from above.
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Recall that just last year Trump promised to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea if it kept threatening the US and its allies.
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On Earth, the most intense auroras are caused by solar storms, which occur when high-energy particles ejected from the Sun rain down on our planet.
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In Trenton Doyle Hancock's mixed-media painting, Pepto-bismol pink droplets, collaged shoe insoles, drawings of alien anatomies, and other unearthly forms rain down like asteroids.
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As it rain down three fresh 20 dolar bills on kanye west his face almost into exact replica of the angry emoji with the red face.
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Rivers and streams emptying into the lake were saturated with the mineral calcium carbonate, which caused a lime ooze to slowly rain down, covering the remains.
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" She continued, "We can't be neutral when rockets rain down on residential neighborhoods, when civilians are stabbed in the street, when suicide bombers target the innocent.
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He also caused a stir over the summer when he said America would rain down "fire and fury" on the country if it continued its provocations.
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This happens even as the soldiers are supported by aircraft that can rain down fire that makes the holding of any area costly for the Taliban.
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The student maintains his calm as the blows rain down on him, mostly harmlessly, though his interior life is a riot of grief, regret and speculation.
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Mr. Xi sought to lower the temperature after Mr. Trump's vow to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, urging restraint and a political solution.
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With a submarine that's faster and quieter, it can pop up off our coastline in the event of war and rain down nuclear warheads, without warning.
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The allegations are horrifying: Troops who set entire villages on fire, used helicopter gunships to rain down bullets and raped women and children on a mass scale.
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Chuck Schumer, Senate minority leader, and Nancy Pelosi, House minority leader, are calculating that voters' wrath would rain down on Republicans if the government lights go out.
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The 6300 has a couple hundred focusing points and they rain down like little rain droplets on the camera's built-in EVF when I'm composing a frame.
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With a fragile Conservative-led government engaged in fraught Brexit negotiations in which they are the weak hand, bad economic news continues to rain down on Britain.
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Those are the kinds of numbers that helped sink the Obamacare repeal effort, motivated Democratic grassroots to rain down opposition in phone calls, town halls and protests.
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"When Fethullah Gulen said, 'May fire rain down', it turns out he was talking about Cobra helicopters firing on civilians!" tweeted a user under the handle @BorsaStrateji.
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"We don't have the hundreds of millions of dollars that our competitors do to rain down TV commercials 10 times during every football game," Gittrich told CNBC.
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Bursts of gunfire were audible, along with the explosions of the mortar shells that would rain down on Sarajevo for the next three and a half years.
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When the gunfire began to rain down just hours before at a country music festival, he was working an overtime shift for the Las Vegas Police Department.
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President Trump refused to back down from his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, despite his own advisers' efforts to modulate his message.
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Other times, it's an off-the-cuff statement — like his recent vow to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea — that inflames an existing geopolitical crisis.
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As Harvey continues to rain down in and around Houston, the city's mayor, Sylvester Turner urged residents to stay in their homes at a press conference on Sunday.
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A two-point home loss to last-place DePaul on Wednesday prompted boos to rain down on the team and coach John Thompson III at the Verizon Center.
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Granted, if Love and his Cleveland teammates can continue to rain down three-pointers with historic proficiency, night in and night out, all of this will be moot.
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Following the concert, the band tweeted a clip of Martin singing a dreamy rendition of the song's chorus as confetti and paper stars rain down on a crowd.
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Containers of alcohol of various shapes and sizes began to rain down in the ring, as Cook's cornerman dove on top of his fallen fighter to protect him.
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Her boyfriend, Derek Miller, Athena and her fiancé, Shane Armstrong, carried Andrea out of the concert venue as bullets continued to rain down, according to the fundraising page.
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Both events were treated as harbingers, existential threats to the United States as we imagined the inconceivable horrors that the Soviets could rain down on us from space.
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In July, he posted an image on his Twitter account of a six-pointed star next to Hillary Clinton, with money seeming to rain down in the background.
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Which is why this video with Link Up TV is kinda like hitting the motherlode, as coins rain down on your feet and spill out over the floor.
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But Mr. Trump has added to tensions in recent weeks by employing similarly tough talk, threatening to "totally destroy" or rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea.
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He survives, even as German bombs rain down on the city, destroying Lev's apartment building, sending most of his family to the countryside and killing neighbors and friends.
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He warns enemies that he will rain down "fire and fury" on them while striving to avoid more of the foreign wars he blames his predecessors for waging.
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President Trump refused to back down from his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on the country, despite his own advisers' efforts to tone down his message.
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The afflictions of contemporary womanhood rain down like battering hailstones on the unhappy London of Penelope Skinner's "Linda," which opened on Tuesday night at the Manhattan Theater Club.
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In each, Mr. Pfeiffer has eliminated one of the fighters; invisible punches rain down on the remaining man, his body and face bending and caving to their force.
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Click here to view original GIFA real fireworks show requires trained professionals to handle the explosive materials, and a location that's safe for fiery debris to rain down onto.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's parliament was forced to close early on Thursday after a leak in the 19th century Gothic palace caused water to rain down into the debating chamber.
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Good Cooper continues to have good fortune rain down on him, by sheer dint of mechanically repeating the last thing anyone says to him and longing deeply for coffee.
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Even though it's been downgraded to a tropical storm, Harvey is expected to continue to pour up to 39 inches of rain down on Texas in the coming days.
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Other videos from the night showed the crew out at clubs including Wall nightclub, enjoying drinks and bachelorette Cartwright holding several dollar bills as more rain down around her.
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Half a world away, bombs rain down on the city of Aleppo, and on an aid convoy carrying food and medical supplies for tens of thousands of desperate people.
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We all wait around like troglodytes for most of our time and then the Apple and Google deities rain down innovation mana upon us once or twice a year.
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Other photos also showed a man who resorted to kicking a cherry blossom tree, so that the petals will rain down on him while his picture was being taken.
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Hurricane Harvey made landfall several days ago in the region near Houston, and the storm has continued to rain down upon the coastal area, bringing record levels of rain.
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They think Öst 65's parent asteroid was annihilated in the collision, which is why they call the meteorite "extinct," because it can never again rain down on Earth.
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Then, as the insects peaked in numbers, showers of dead and dying cicadas would rain down on her enormous housing complex, stopping only with the end of summer itself.
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Galveston, Texas (CNN)As Tropical Depression Imelda slowly makes its way to Louisiana, the storm is continuing to rain down on East Texas heavily enough to spark water rescues.
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Not a tutorial or a cinematic that gives any sort of context to the game, but a wide angle shot on the ocean as clouds rain down on undulating waves.
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To illustrate their point, the founders had 21.8,2625 plastic straws rain down from the "Shark Tank" ceiling to represent the number of straws used every second in the United States.
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Jason Aldean, a famous crooner from Georgia, had just begun strumming the guitar chords for his number "When She Says Baby", when bullets started to rain down from the sky.
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The pastry is denser than a dead dingo's donger but as shards of oiled wheat rain down across my thighs, the overwhelming impression isn't one of grease-rich meaty hedonism.
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And Titan not only has seas and lakes of liquid ethane and methane, but an atmosphere of chemicals that rain down, forming a unique chemistry that could lead to life.
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In the North Point area police let tear gas rain down on protestors blocking roads, while shops including the Sogo department store – one of the city's largest – closed their doors.
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However, H. Pixel International did not have a deal to use Trump's likeness in the marketing, which caused the man to rain down an unsurprisingly whiny lawsuit on the company.
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Watch out, Kim Jong Un, do not test Donald Trump, because if you do he will rain down fire and fury the likes of which the world has never seen.
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One reason to keep your wits about you while eating at Guan Fu is that you can't always tell when extreme heat is about to rain down like Judgment Day.
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The upper two-thirds of the painting consists of a sepulcher-white sky, from which slabs, slashes, and scrapings of paint rain down across the heavily impastoed, deeply scarified surface.
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As embers the size of dinner plates rain down and a blaze roars "like seven jumbos landing on the roof", people submerge themselves in any body of water they can find.
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He started it by first dropped an entire tower using a rocket launcher in a strategic play that saw his opponent's loot rain down from the sky in front of him.
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As Tropical Storm Harvey continues to rain down on Houston and its surrounding areas, an old episode of Sesame Street offers clarity on how to discuss disasters like these with children.
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The beer of the future will all be rosé, rosé will be La Croix, and La Croix will literally rain down from the sky because Rebecca's vision board actually fucking worked.
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And Titan not only has seas and lakes of liquid ethane and methane, it has an atmosphere of chemicals that rain down, forming a unique chemistry that could lead to life.
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And when they started spinning on double helixes above a field of human dandelions as wine corks rain down, it wasn't quite a surrealist revival, but it was a stunning spectacle.
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It engages your emotions directly; as brittle piano parts build gradually, it feels like the way tears well up, pressure building slowly until Robinson makes them rain down in shimmering neon.
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Wildlife enthusiast David Ford captured the foreboding scene, which looks as though a plane full of frankfurters flung open the hatch and let the dogs rain down upon the unassuming shore.
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Traders will be watching for more tweets to rain down on U.S. companies from Trump Tower, but that does not appear to be something that will worry the Trump rally, for now.
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And with the introduction of iOS 10 last year, I discovered the quiet thrill of shouting "congrats!" at anybody I was annoyed with, then watching animated confetti rain down over their messages.
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Liquid waves roll under the rigid city: The church bells ring out of time, terra cotta tiles rain down from the Renaissance rooftops, priceless paintings rattle off the walls of the Uffizi.
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The Ocean Cleanup's previous research had suggested that microplastics rain down like ash toward the bottom of the ocean and so should be less likely to stay floating close to the surface.
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The explosion in Chernobyl happened when I was 24 or 25, and I recall a writer named Hirose Takashi saying that the "ashes of death" would rain down on Japan as well.
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But every now and then, we need to pay respects to the exoplanets that are aggressively hostile to life, such as WASP-76b, where droplets of metal rain down from the sky.
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Researchers at Oregon State University are studying the physics of ember generation and transport to better predict which forest types in different conditions will generate firebrands and where they will rain down.
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Lawmakers released the details Monday of a bipartisan spending deal that would rain down $49 billion in extra funding upon nearly every facet of the federal government during the next nine months.
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During Heidegger's Nazi-extolling inaugural address in Freiburg, yellow stars of David rain down on the audience, and the Adolf Eichmann trial scene is a piece of kitsch worthy of Ken Russell.
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This is 2016, after all, an era in which we build giant, floating sea fortresses and have apps on our phones that can predict when it's going to rain down to the minute.
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The "Ghostbusters" star fought back against people who sent her racist and hateful comments Monday by filling her Twitter timeline with screenshots of their remarks -- and then let shame rain down on them.
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In fact, Comet 252P/LINEAR was so active that, although there's no regular meteor shower associated with it yet, NASA has flagged it as having the potential to rain down a future one.
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Moreover, when each of two individuals has the ability to rain down nuclear horror on the other, and when at least one is just a bit mad, then the odds multiply many times.
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Imagine – seriously, just try to imagine – the hellfire that would rain down if Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Before that grand occasion happens and the heavens open and champagne bottles rain down on his blessed forehead, I decided to catch up with Jim to find out more about his gigging obsession.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump refused to back down from his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, despite his own advisers' efforts to modulate his message.
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The president has doubled down on his war of words with Mr. Kim's government, saying a previous threat to rain down "fire and fury" on the North might not have been tough enough.
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Grace, a long-range sniper, is a blend of deadliness and discretion, while Nick, a pilot, can rain down destruction with bombs from his biplane, in a decidedly open assault on your mutual enemies.
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Similar updates rain down on Apple's own App Store every time the company changes anything in the iOS developer toolkit, and users have grown to expect the after-sales care of upgrades and additions.
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Texans are just one signature away from being able to load up a rifle, hop in a hot air balloon, and rain down a torrential hellfire of bullets on the state's feral hog population.
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But with more than $13 trillion of sovereign debt carrying a negative yield, investors do not need helicopters to rain down money, much less hyperinflation, in order for their bond allocations to come to grief.
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When the DJ cranks up a mellow dance track mixed especially for this system, sound waves rain down from above you, creep up from below you, spin around your head, and smother you in audio.
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The biggest fish in all of this is most certainly Weinstein, who made his reputation as a kingmaker in Hollywood who could take an independent film or a talented actress and make Oscars rain down.
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The massive fireball seen in the video was the result of fuel igniting after the plane clipped a power line, followed by a street light, causing the inferno to rain down on the street below.
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But through Mike Olbinski's timelapse camera, we get a rare glimpse of raging storms from a safe distance, revealing their massive scale, but also their limited reach as they pour rain down on the earth.
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He's also a custom home builder and remodeler who, for the right price, can construct for you a super swanky, highly functional bomb shelter to survive underground for several years after the nukes rain down.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Threats by U.S. President Donald Trump to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea preceded the biggest equity outflows in 2.53 weeks, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) data showed on Friday.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - They have to skate fast in front of hundreds of people, pick up flowers as quickly as possible and stay unflustered when dozens of stuffed animals rain down on the ice.
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Kanye's firebrand nature, fueled by the plaudits the Yeezus approach received, was now directed at everyone around him rather than solely at the oppressors above, and soon it would rain down on his marginalized fans.
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With his team in a quick 22-23 hole, Aggies Coach Billy Kennedy switched from man-to-man defense to a zone midway through the half, only to see 3-pointers rain down on them.
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Just last week, at a political rally in Arizona, Mr. Trump suggested that his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea if it endangered the United States was beginning to bear fruit.
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Before he began his nuclear negotiations with North Korea, Trump vowed in August 2017 to rain down "fire and fury" on the country if it continued to test missiles that could hit America with nukes.
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Mr. Chatterton at 907 Surplus also finds comfort in the idea of justice and retribution — that assured destruction would rain down on North Korea if its leaders made such a foolish mistake as to attack.
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Perhaps the wildest result, though, was evidence that between the rings and the planet are mostly nanometer-sized dust grains that rain down onto Saturn's atmosphere—somewhere between 4,800 and 45,000 kilograms of dust per second.
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It also has Earth-like liquid bodies on its surface, but the rivers, lakes and seas are comprised of liquid ethane and methane, which form clouds and cause liquid gas to rain down from the sky.
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Even though he spent much of 2017 threatening to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, he's since spoken highly of Kim, said they "fell in love," and talked openly about wanting to avoid war.
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Both Machine and Samaritan represent the global surveillance state run even more amok than usual, as they use the gigantic global network to track individuals, fight crime, and rain down all manner of death and destruction.
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He has threatened to "totally destroy" or rain down "fire and fury" on the North, and has also said that Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson was "wasting his time" trying to negotiate with the country.
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After Trump promised in a speech to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea on Tuesday, the Hermit Kingdom soon retaliated by saying its military was "carefully examining" the possibility of a missile strike on Guam.
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In honor of April Fools', which will no doubt rain down a torrent of inane corporatized "pranks" and toothless media hoaxes upon us all, let's look at one of the few people to do online pranking right.
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There's some comfort in the fact that GRBs have never been observed within our own Milky Way galaxy, but by no means does that mean that they couldn't rain down on us with all their incinerating power.
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In the age of the smartphone, most brands strive to make their shows appealing to an additional 231 million — the number of average monthly users on Instagram, whose likes and mentions rain down on a label's collections.
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North Korea keeps thousands of rocket launchers, as well as long-range artillery pieces, along the border with the South, threatening to rain down a "sea of fire" on South Korean cities and islands near the border.
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In August he said he would rain down "fire and fury like the world has never seen" if North Korea continued to threaten the U.S. Then came this tweet: The S&P rose 0.13 percent that day.
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Unseld ran the show from the sideline in the absence of head coach Michael Malone, and he watched his team rain down 3-pointers in a 114-98 thumping of the Sacramento Kings at Golden 113 Center.
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He needs to tell us that his fingers are not only normal in length but exceptional; that he is the best and strongest, a kind of sun god who, if you cross him, can rain down fire.
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As the fallout from abuse allegations against Rob Porter — formerly one of Trump's closest aides — continued to rain down, the White House also had to reckon with another alleged affair, this time with a Playboy model in 2006.
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With that out of the way, missiles, smart bombs and huge "bunker busters" would rain down on nuclear sites, missile launchers and command posts while South Korean special forces carried out "decapitation" raids to kill North Korea's leaders.
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No matter how strong the words from the international community today, they won't help toddlers survive the next chemical attack to rain down on their neighborhood unless they lead to a real and lasting end to Syria's war.
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But a few dozen lucky football fans will get an assist from Twitter this Super Bowl Sunday, with the social media platform planning to print fans' tweets onto the confetti that will rain down on the winning team.
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These mash notes and spitballs rain down endlessly not just from traditional review sites like TripAdvisor and Yelp (171 million reviews at last count) and retailers like Amazon, but also from Facebook and Google, those all-purpose giants.
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With leg locks, in particular, fighters have often noted that to dive on a leg, they have to sacrifice their heads as their opponents are likely to rain down punches if they see them transitioning into a leg submission.
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In New York, hundreds of thousands of people packed Times Square in the 9-degree Fahrenheit weather, with a wind chill of 4 degrees below zero, to watch the 483 ball drop and confetti rain down on the street.
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In New York, hundreds of thousands of people packed Times Square in the 21-degree Fahrenheit weather, with a wind chill of 27 degrees below zero, to watch the 22 ball drop and confetti rain down on the street.
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If being a Niffler means Eddie Redmayne will carry me around the world in a suitcase and tickle me upside down when I've been naughty until money and jewels rain down from my marsupial pockets—THEN SIGN ME UP!
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However, the advertising money that will rain down on Facebook—if and when Zuckerberg succeeds in encouraging 500 million people to take their Facebook identities onto the Internet at large—this money thinks of us the other way around.
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BAGHUZ, Syria — From gun trenches in the hills overlooking the Syrian town of Baghuz, U.S.-backed Kurdish and Arab fighters known as the Syrian Democratic Forces, or SDF, rain down automatic-weapons fire on what's left of the Islamic State caliphate.
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For instance, toss a frying pan into the air and you can shoot it with bullets from the other side of a sliver of open window to deflect and rain down bullets in a room you're not even standing in.
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Because of a personnel standoff, Google wasn't present at the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, which left Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg time to defend their companies' records and senators free to rain down criticism on Google.
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The city's Sewerage and Water Board, which operates the pumps designed to purge streets and storm drains of excess water, was expecting between 6 and 12 inches of rain, down from up to 20 inches or more in some earlier forecasts.
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Afterwards comes Heathrow airport, a series of reservoirs, the grandeur of Windsor Castle and Eton College, and then Slough, a town so architecturally dismal that in 1937 Sir John Betjeman penned a poem beckoning "friendly bombs" to rain down on it.
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Previous intelligence communications around the time of the Pyeongchang Olympics led to the surprising decision by Kim offer to meet with President Trump, the man who berated him on Twitter last year and threatened to rain down fire on his country.
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Compared to outlying districts, the Old City might yet be the hardest to recapture, with tanks and armored vehicles unable to enter its narrow streets, and IS sniper and mortar fire continuing to rain down on Iraqi forces outside it.
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While reduced winds caused the storm to be downgraded from a Category 4 hurricane to Category 1 and then down to a tropical storm, it is expected to pour several inches of rain down on towns in North and South Carolina.
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Instead of ticker tape, about a ton of confetti made from shredded paper, tossed from about 20 buildings, will rain down on the team as they ride in open vehicles up Broadway, according to the Alliance of Downtown New York.
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He is a Wall Street economist, a polished television host and, most of all, an evangelist for supply-side economics, which espouses that cutting taxes on businesses and the rich will rain down benefits on everyone else in the country.
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Poems that, like lives, make do and make that doing do more— holding a jolt like a newborn, a volta turning toward a god-load of grief dumped from some heaven where words rain down and the poet is soaked.
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In Iraq, where Mr. Mattis's radio call sign was Chaos, reflecting the havoc he sought to rain down on enemies, Mr. Mattis objected when told to abort an offensive to retake Falluja early in 2004 for what he considered political reasons.
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For months, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had made it clear that the fury of the Trump administration would rain down on its closest ally should Huawei be allowed to build out the pipes of Britain&aposs communications system.
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This is a last resort, cherry-picked appeal layer that will only touch a fantastically tiny proportion of the content choices Facebook moderators make every second of every day — and from which real world impacts ripple out and rain down.
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As my wife and I scanned social media, we turned the television to a kids' show in the hopes of shielding my seven-year-old son from news that death might rain down from the skies in a few minutes.
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"I was just a girl / and when I saw your face, you were just a boy / But you rocked my world / and deep inside, I know that I did the same / I let your love rain down on me," sings the musician, 58.
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"Whilst the eyes of the world are on Hodeidah, air strikes and shells continue to rain down on civilians in other parts of Yemen, killing with impunity," Nigel Tricks, NRC's East Africa and Yemen Regional Director, said in a statement this week.
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She also snapchatted a single shot from April which shows the reality star in blonde pigtails, grabbing her own breast in a shirt that reads "Please Insert Money," a bedazzled fishnet bodysuit and a black thong while $100 bills rain down around her.
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This is a little complicated, but here's the short version: when vapors from pine trees combine with oxygen, the resulting particles can cluster together if they're helped by high-energy particles from space that rain down on the Earth's atmosphere, called cosmic rays.
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Many South Koreans agreed with Mr. Moon that North Korea's Olympic participation would help calm jitters after a year of acute tensions spurred by the North's nuclear and missile tests and President Trump's threat to rain down "fire and fury" on the country.
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GENEVA — As bombs continued to rain down on the Damascus suburb of eastern Ghouta on Monday, the United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, demanded that the Syria cease-fire resolution that the Security Council adopted unanimously over the weekend take effect immediately.
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Larger chunks of plastic can poison animals like birds and whales, and smaller microscopic beads of the stuff have been found in the deepest ocean trenches as well as in rural countrysides, where they rain down on landscapes—and people—as atmospheric pollutants.
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BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — President Trump escalated his war of words with North Korea on Thursday by declaring that his provocative threat to rain down "fire and fury" might not have been harsh enough, as nuclear tensions between the two nations continued to crackle.
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In "The Lottery," a woman is stoned to death by her neighbors and family; in "The Haunting of Hill House," written eleven years later, the stones that rain down on the childhood home of the protagonist, Eleanor, have a more ambiguous source.
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Social media platforms and online publications have also given the country a window into another world, one defined by hate: the white supremacist Trump supporters who rain down anti-Semitic vitriol on people like Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of The Atlantic.
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A mission statement of sorts for the album, opener "Rain Down" sees him processing his heartbreak, devastation, and continued search for the beauty of existence through upbeat, poppy instrumentals and a voice that at times oscillates between pitches within the same syllable.
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Paris (AFP) - As the bombs rain down on the besieged city of Aleppo the scenes of suffering are horrific, yet the Syrian war fails to move people to protest in the way that the US intervention in Iraq or the siege of Sarajevo did.
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Brutal coverage tends to start with online reports of dangerous products, then the "old" media rain down a cascade of allegations including some form of optical validation in the form of video footage either of a malfunctioning product or disturbing interviews with that product's victims.
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In a series of reports prepared in May 2016, the Texas-based geopolitical analysis group Stratfor said the US could assemble a force that could rain down more than 600 cruise missiles and smart bombs on North Korean targets in a pulverizing first strike.
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Denton appeared in the comments of the piece outing Thiel, the Gawker founder claiming that Thiel had threatened him with "the destruction that would rain down on me, and various innocent civilians caught in the crossfire, if a story ever ran" about Thiel's sexuality.
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The death and destruction he could rain down on Seoul alone in just the span of a couple of hours (some estimates have it at more than 100,000 casualties) -- not to mention a restart to the Korean War -- would be bloody, brutal and disastrous.
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Less than a year ago, Trump was threatening to rain down "fire and fury like the world has never seen" on North Korea and Kim was calling Trump a "mentally deranged US dotard" and "carefully examining" plans for a missile strike on US military bases in Guam.
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How and where Plex plans to get this high-quality content is still being discussed behind-the-scenes, but don't expect the company to create its own content or dole out the kind of cash that companies like Netflix and Hulu rain down regularly on production companies.
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And as a form of psychological warfare, carpet bombing produces the opposite of the desired effect -- however much a population may dislike the dictatorship under which it lives, when the bombs rain down, it usually blames the country that unleashes the bombs, not its own government.
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Less than a year ago, Trump was threatening to rain down "fire and fury like the world has never seen" on North Korea, and Kim was calling Trump a "mentally deranged US dotard" and "carefully examining" plans for a missile strike on US military bases in Guam.
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He references Heather Heyer, the NFL "taking a knee protests," and the racist history of the Confederate flag while fighting to make himself heard over the passing trucks and heckles that rain down on him as a gaggle of sheriff's deputies and courthouse security look on.
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Mr. Moon spent most of the last year helplessly watching the Korean Peninsula edge toward a possible war, as the North test-launched intercontinental ballistic missiles and conducted its most powerful nuclear test, and Mr. Trump threatened to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea.
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Mr. Moon spent most of the past year helplessly watching the Korean Peninsula edge toward possible war as the North test-launched intercontinental ballistic missiles and conducted its most powerful nuclear test yet, while Mr. Trump threatened to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea.
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The last ICBM test, conducted on July 28, demonstrated that the missile had the potential to reach the lower 48 states of the United States, prompting President Trump to threaten to rain down "fire and fury" on the North if the country did not stand down.
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After a provocative intercontinental ballistic missile test, Mr. Trump in the summer of 2017 threatened to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea and a month later told the United Nations General Assembly that he would "totally destroy North Korea" if it threatened the United States.
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This video shows Vansquad scaring two pro players in competitive matches: The pros — former Lunatic-Hai player Lee Tae Jun and RunAway player Kim "Haksal" Hyo Jong — understandably freak out when they see Vansquad peaking around corners to rain down headshot after headshot on them and their teammates.
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But South Koreans have learned how unpredictable it can be to maintain the alliance with Washington under Mr. Trump, as the American leader swung from threats to rain down "fire and fury" on the North to becoming the first sitting American president to meet the North Korean leader.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A legendary jazz guitarist on the run from the Nazis, a family trapped in a Syrian apartment as bombs rain down, and a shooting at a Madrid bar - those are some of the roughly 400 stories that will hit screens at this year's Berlin Film Festival.
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By making meticulous measurements of muons—elementary particles that rain down on Earth from deep space and are capable of traveling through solid objects—researchers were able to characterize the densities within the pyramid, revealing the presence of an empty space that measures at least 270 feet (221 meters) in length.
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The date is Thursday, March 29, around 12:30 Pacific—63 hours before Muelhaupt predicts the 18,000-pound spacecraft, which is roughly the size of a school bus with wings, will reenter the planet's atmosphere, break apart, burn up, and rain down in bits and pieces on the earth below.
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Facebook also told us that Sandberg and founder Mark Zuckerberg were both deeply involved in the hiring process, beginning discussions with Clegg over the summer — as fallout from the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal continued to rain down — and emphasizing they have already spent a lot of time with him.
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Trump's take Trump has ratcheted up the rhetoric about North Korea since assuming office, mocking its leader Kim Jong Un as "Little Rocket Man," threatening to "totally destroy" the country and rain down "fire and fury" if it threatens the US. "Key questions remain," Reif said of Tillerson's latest comments.
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They said that sanctions had so far done little to stop North Korea from increasing its nuclear and missile capabilities, and that the country remained determined to build a nuclear arsenal despite President Trump's threatening to rain down "fire and fury" on it if it continued threatening the United States.
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PARIS — Dozens of leaders from around the globe marched in the soaking rain down the Champs-Élysées on Sunday, expressing solidarity for an international order that had its origins in the end of a world war 100 years ago, an order now under increasing pressure on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Related: NATO Was 'Praying' for MSF as the US Attacked Its Hospital in Kunduz American military officials were informed 10 minutes into the attack that they were hitting a hospital, but fire continued to rain down for nearly 20 minutes more, in part due to communication breakdowns, according to Votel.
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How do we begin to comprehend the astonishing complexity of a fungus that invades an ant's body, grows throughout its tissues, and orders the host to climb up a tree and bite onto a twig, killing it and exploding out the back of its head to rain down spores on more ants below?
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Warnings about the North's thousands of rockets and artillery shells that could rain down on Seoul and threaten millions of people, reflect the reality that thriving, democratic South Korea is a nation hostage to its geography, unpredictable Northern brethren, and any decision by its ally the United States to launch a preemptive strike.
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In the span of 30 minutes, an often-shouting Mr. Trump breathed new life into a controversy that was sparked on Saturday by his posting of an image on his Twitter account of a six-pointed star next to a picture of Hillary Clinton, with money seeming to rain down in the background.
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By the end of the week, however, the leaders of the United States and North Korea, Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, were ranting at each other across the playground that they were going to rain down retribution if the other side did not cease and desist with threatening noises and actions.
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His voice quivered and his eyes shone with unspilled tears as he listed the slew of benefits that would rain down on the people of the former State of Jammu and Kashmir, now that it was rid of its old, corrupt leaders, and was going to be ruled directly from New Delhi.
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His voice quivered and his eyes shone with unspilled tears as he listed the slew of benefits that would rain down on the people of the former State of Jammu and Kashmir, now that it was rid of its old, corrupt leaders, and was going to be ruled directly from New Delhi.
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If he is lucky, his quitting to campaign in the coming elections as an angry member of the opposition, rather than as the defense minister who allowed hundreds of rockets to rain down on Israeli civilians, will give his faltering Yisrael Beiteinu party enough electoral oomph to pick up a few more seats in Parliament.
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While on Earth the biggest auroras are caused by solar storms — when high energy particles ejected from the Sun rain down on our planet — auroras on Jupiter are also caused by the charged particles ejected by other sources, like the planet's orbiting moon Io. The auroras also never cease and are huge, covering areas bigger than the Earth itself.
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Conscious reason can get you only so far when tribal emotions have been aroused, when existential fears rain down, when narcissistic impulses have been given free rein, when spiritual longings have nowhere healthy to go, when social trust has been devastated, when all the unconscious networks that make up 99 percent of our thinking are aflame and disordered.
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Trump, who has vowed to rain down "fire and fury" over North Korea and wants to investi in new nuclear weapons programs, is changing the nuclear calculus on the world stage, TIME's W.J. Hennigan writes: The big picture: It's "a provocative shift from the sober, almost mournful restraint that has characterized the U.S. posture toward [nuclear] weapons for decades," per Hennigan.
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On this Fourth of July, while American violence continues to rain down on Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen, as we continue to support violent regimes in Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea and elsewhere by buying oil that we then burn and dump into the atmosphere, precipitously heating the planet, and amid a crucial presidential election, we should ask ourselves what we're really celebrating with our bottle rockets and sparklers.
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Avoiding the insulting and incendiary language of prior months—such as referring to dictator Kim Jong-un as "Little Rocket Man," and threatening to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea—he lambasted the regime's horrific human rights record in vivid, compassionate terms: Far from valuing its people as equal citizens, this cruel dictatorship measures them, scores them, and ranks them based on the most arbitrary indications of their allegiance to the state.
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