"America is being ripped apart and our communities are being ripped apart," he said.
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" He added, "This country is being ripped apart here.
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Entire cities have been ripped apart by the Death Stranding.
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Under such mounting tensile stress, rail can get ripped apart.
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As a woman, my heart is ripped apart for her.
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I'm afraid of the deportations and families being ripped apart.
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It's about the immigrant families who might be ripped apart.
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There are no laws requiring families to be ripped apart.
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"We are being ripped apart as a country," he said.
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I hate to see everything being ripped apart right now.
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Women do often get ripped apart for speaking out about sexism!
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Hands Only begs to be ripped apart with messy, hungry abandon.
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This time, the Panama City school was ripped apart by Michael.
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The storm had torn the roof off and ripped apart the drywall.
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If any of us found our families similarly ripped apart from within,
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Afterwards, Turkina and her co-organizer were ripped apart in the media.
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The two fall into an all-out brawl before being ripped apart.
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You're being ripped apart on a molecular level from the inside out.
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During the Libyan revolution, some of the fiercest violence ripped apart Misrata.
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There's no reason for families to be ripped apart because of poverty.
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"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" has been ripped apart by critics.
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But the sign was ripped apart, with the middle section torn out.
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Under a Trump presidency there would only be millions of families ripped apart.
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Under his immigration policy, children have died and families have been ripped apart.
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Diane Guerrero was just 14 years old when her family was ripped apart.
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That's the kind of guy I assume you ripped apart in Spy. Indeed!
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"I thought, I just handed him over to be ripped apart," she says.
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The Conservative party would be ripped apart in advance of the 2020 election.
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We can't let other families be ripped apart to grow our own families!
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"Live ammonite, ripped apart by the tsunami—they don't travel well," he said.
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She did voiceover work for "Marmaduke" (2010), which was ripped apart by critics.
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Too much of a pleasurable thing, ripped apart by the thing you enjoy.
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Like Syria itself, Daraa has been ripped apart by five years of conflict.
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It left a counterprotester dead and a nation ripped apart at its seams.
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"The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause" (2006) was ripped apart by critics.
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Communities are being ripped apart as prejudice, hate and disinformation are peddled online.
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"Do you know how it feels to have your body ripped apart?" she asks.
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ROOT: I was ripped apart from Sarah, and you&aposre accountable for your action.
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For example, my very favorite is this zebra getting ripped apart by a crocodile.
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A billboard is ripped apart by high winds along Interstate 95 Northbound in Miami.
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He plays a shell-shocked soldier whose physical and mental landscape is ripped apart.
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Houses ripped apart Clendenin was one of the towns hardest hit by the flooding.
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"My party has ripped apart our ability to trade in the world," he moans.
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"We are being ripped apart as a nation," he told Fox News' Megyn Kelly.
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Virgin Galactic's first vehicle, SpaceShipTwo, ripped apart in mid-air, killing a co-pilot.
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Families are being ripped apart because of a policy his administration put in place.
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The Bruce Willis-led 2016 film "Precious Cargo" was ripped apart by most viewers.
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The truth is these trade deals have ripped apart the fabric of our nation.
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Six days after the hurricane, the smell of ripped-apart pine somehow still lingered.
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Trees are downed, fencing is mangled and some of the structures are ripped apart.
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It was a powerful appeal to a nation ripped apart by the divisive 2016 campaign.
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It ripped apart the social fabric, helping to destroy local communities and break apart families.
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Global markets are getting ripped apart after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union.
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Or perhaps they're caused when something collapses into a black hole and gets ripped apart.
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It's just very, very jarring for the kids, to suddenly have their family ripped apart.
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In fact, it looked like it had been violently ripped apart by a grizzly bear.
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"This country's being ripped apart here," said Flake, who later received support from Republican Sen.
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But Mr. Donham, still in his 40s, was being ripped apart in other ways, too.
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That's $5 billion for an agency that has ripped apart the fabric of our nation.
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"I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer" (2006) was ripped apart for being unoriginal.
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"This country's being ripped apart here," Flake told his fellow senators about the nomination fight.
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But that was all ripped apart one day in her sixth summer, when Greenwood erupted.
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Americans' trust in government is being ripped apart by scandal and a looming impeachment trial.
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You're going to have a community ripped apart in the Midwest due to corporate greed.
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The six other soldiers had died instantly, ripped apart by the explosive wave and shrapnel.
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Companies like Samsung are ripped apart for over-innovating with impractical gimmicks or copying others.
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The storm also ripped apart trees, such as this one outside the Hidden Oaks apartment complex.
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Aerial footage recorded by CNN affiliate KPRC showed several buildings in the Bryan area ripped apart.
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During his roast, he calmly, and confidently, handled being ripped apart by a myriad of celebrities.
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Gas stations were ripped apart — their colorful awnings carried across highways and dropped in twisted shards.
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Dwight Days returned to his ripped-apart home on Thursday to look for a missing cellphone.
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The storm ripped apart the family's wooden house, scattering children's clothes and strollers into the mud.
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At least one Israeli Arab lawmaker ripped apart a copy of the bill after the vote.
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On Twitter, however, some Tati Beauty customers say their Blendiful puffs ripped apart after washing them.
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The island's famous lush green landscape was ripped apart and many areas resembled a war zone.
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After corporate greed ripped apart the Rust Belt, my city had to find a way forward.
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But a year later, a second one was vandalized and ripped apart in the Philadelphia area.
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The only international airport on the island of Grand Bahama has been ripped apart by Dorian.
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This time, part of the school in Panama City, Florida, was ripped apart by Hurricane Michael.
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Trump's young administration was being ripped apart by leaks from national security and law enforcement sources.
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Fans not only ripped apart a stadium, but they also burned t-shirts and scraped with police.
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But military victory will not soon heal the families ripped apart by years of the oppressive caliphate.
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The wind had ripped apart a wooden fence in his backyard, and only the gate was standing.
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Your buddy has just been ripped apart to bring forth someone she instantly loves more than you.
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Families were ripped apart when they were swept away, with some victims surviving while others did not.
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Explosives ripped apart coaches as the train neared its final stop in India before crossing the border.
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We have two sons to stay strong for but feel like our world has been ripped apart.
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The pressure acted from the inside and made the crack grow until the fuselage was ripped apart.
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His left shoe ripped apart down the middle of the sole as he sprawled awkwardly to the ground.
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Comedians, magicians or whoever, they trust coming on the show because they're not going to get ripped apart.
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At the time though, Woods didn't have a product, just prototypes, and the Sharks ripped apart Woods' pitch.
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"This country's being ripped apart here," Flake, who has spoken out against President Donald Trump multiple times, remarked.
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War ripped apart Syria and one day Kassah and her husband were forced to make a tough decision.
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"I am seeing my America being torn down, being ripped apart, and it hurt my heart," he said.
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This situation has ripped apart something I have built with an intention to bring good into the world.
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And yet, they are defiant to what is expected of a people ripped apart by war and injustice.
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At each extreme,the pieces I ripped apart from the blossoms fell,either way, all to the ground.
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If we don't get it right, cities risk getting ripped apart with individual layers isolated from one another.
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The people whose families are being ripped apart by his immigration policies are largely noncitizens who cannot vote.
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It has been ripped apart by partisanship almost from the get-go and is at a crossroads now.
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Other buildings were stripped of their walls and roofs or ripped apart by downed trees and power lines.
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He ripped apart the old Gaullist movement in 20073, backing non-Gaullist moderniser Valery Giscard d'Estaing for president.
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As for the material the black hole is eating, it could be a star slowly being ripped apart.
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He hurled rocks but watched helplessly as the Red Ants ripped apart his zinc sheets and wooden frames.
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Then you realize that the seamless background is itself composed of several cut up, ripped apart and reassembled images.
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Images of the site where the water main broke showed an intersection completely ripped apart with pipes jutting out.
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"This country is being ripped apart here, and we've got to ensure we do our due diligence," Flake said.
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Now that "visceral, ripped apart" feeling appears in the contrast between kitsch and Miss Meatface's derivations from fetish culture.
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A fresh round of headlines about families ripped apart and even killed could dampen Latino voter enthusiasm even more.
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The policy is already being ripped apart from critics who see the rule as a violation of players' rights.
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Hollywood's twisted norms are being ripped apart, from habitually silenced sexual misconduct to blatant whitewashing and irresponsible racial representation.
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"We are being ripped apart at the seams now, and it's disturbing and I am sad," said Mr Rubio.
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It's a stack of letters, cries for help from handmaids whose lives have been ripped apart, their children stolen.
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He secured the set, leaving Djokovic so annoyed that he ripped apart the top part of his white shirt.
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In 2017, the company faced a backlash when several NBA jerseys worn by basketball stars, including James, ripped apart.
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The drama "Breakthrough" (2019) was nominated for original song, even though the entire movie was ripped apart by critics.
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The Maria Generation They watched their homes get ripped apart and the government struggle to restore water and power.
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Once inside, one protester ripped apart a copy of the Basic Law, which acts as Hong Kong's mini-constitution.
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At least, so long as you're not a woman being ripped apart by dogs because you're a "less important" character.
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She's talking about a time before America — and her life as a public servant — was ripped apart by political strife.
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In one image, he added a cartoon stuffed bear next to an injured child and a ripped apart stuffed tiger.
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The moving soils snap the old pipe, and even newer plastic or ductile pipe is ripped apart at the seams.
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Teacher after teacher ripped apart my profoundly eloquent Pearl Jam album reviews in middle school, accusing me of passive voice.
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Families facing months of rebuilding their flooded out lives now face the looming threat of being ripped apart by deportations.
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A reporter in a town ripped apart by tragedy builds bridges by telling stories that help people remember and grieve.
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Monday's ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ripped apart every shred of Berman's decision.
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The $20 department store pair disintegrated when I poked it with my nail and completely ripped apart when I pulled.
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Instead, many of the NSA's exploits were ripped apart live, on Twitter, by people who weren't paid to do so.
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Families were ripped apart, with young daughters being taken from remote provinces to marry men that they had never met.
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FERRISBURGH, Vt. — In a nation ripped apart by racial strife and economic inequality, Rowland and Rachel Robinson took a stand.
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Mr. Khalid's torso was ripped apart, and it took dozens of operations before he could begin learning to walk again.
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I am ripped apart between my love of the game and my growing realization that tackle football is not safe.
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The Roman republic had been in trouble for nearly a century, ripped apart by civil wars and ruled by armies.
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Families are ripped apart and children are left weeping by the fences constructed by government officials blindly following a regulation.
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Much of that highway was ripped apart in the quake, and motorists must detour around a damaged bridge, he said.
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He was ripped apart in a nuclear test chamber and somehow reassembled in the form of a naked blue man.
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Earlier in the episode, Bee ripped apart Trump's rumored Cabinet choices and recent hire of Stephen Bannon as chief strategist.
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A mix-up between English and metric units caused the Mars Climate Orbiter to be ripped apart in the atmosphere.
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The Central Coast's infrastructure was also deeply affected by the tragedy that ripped apart families and destroyed scores of homes.
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But her testimony and Wehner's were ripped apart as the two women were called liars and accused of fabricating their stories.
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"This country is being ripped apart here, and we've got to ensure we do our due diligence," Flake said Friday. Sen.
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While many on social media ripped apart Rich Cohen's perplexing and often creepy profile on the star, Robbie herself stayed quiet.
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He recalled the moment that the explosion ripped apart the park, killing one of his sisters and seriously injuring the other.
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Hurricane Irma ripped apart buildings, flooded homes and damaged infrastructure on several Caribbean islands, including St Martin, St Barthélemy and Barbuda.
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Research from last year showed that WASP-121b is so hot that water molecules in the atmosphere are being ripped apart.
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As sad as the numbers are, the brutality with which reviewers ripped apart the flick tell an even more pitiful story.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals's 3-0 decision ripped apart much of the administration's arguments, sometimes with stunning language.
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Earlier this month, the committee ripped apart NASA's Journey to Mars initiative, arguing that the program didn't have a clear timeline.
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He said the plane may have ripped apart if it had been flying at a higher altitude when the bomb exploded.
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The house survived but the sign was ripped apart ... ultimately landing in the ocean and floating across more than 3,500 miles.
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Fearful that the country could be ripped apart, dozens of companies, including the Bank of Montreal, moved their headquarters to Toronto.
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On Thursday, when the electrical arc ripped apart oxygen and nitrogen molecules in the air, the light was a surreal blue.
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The tip of his finger ripped apart while my husband was holding him on his shoulders and closing an iron gate.
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What can be done for the next girl who wakes up with her clothes inside out and her world ripped apart?
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We are stronger than it seems — but it seems like some fundamental parts of the American fabric are being ripped apart.
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I did not sign up to be ripped apart by a spray of bullets that came from a semi-automatic rifle.
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He had been working in gore, searching the warm, bloodied bodies of Taliban fighters ripped apart by bullets and claymore mines.
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In fact, the program that his company uses to hire foreign workers, H1B visas, has been ripped apart by the Trump administration.
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Even before the worst of the storm, canopies meant to protect the boats had been ripped apart by the gale-force winds.
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To resolve the spatial conflict that would create, they suggest Asia will cleave in two, ripped apart along the India/Pakistan border.
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The front end of his SUV was ripped apart, the vehicle caught fire, and two other cars crashed into the rear end.
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And the "straight talking" image was ripped apart months ago when Christie didn't seem to have the best explanations for what happened.
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Fans ripped apart her hideous costume and the changes to her origin story, and test audiences weren't impressed with the results either.
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At the time, Somalia was being ripped apart by clan warfare after the downfall of its former strongman ruler, Mohamed Siad Barre.
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"Headlines everywhere are saying asset values are at an all-time high and the price of corn was ripped apart," Altscher said.
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One of our first friends on the island lay huddled in a hallway as her home was ripped apart by the winds.
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The particles are mostly hydrogen, but, heated to some 3 million degrees Fahrenheit, the atoms are ripped apart into protons and electrons.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the policy as a deterrent, stating that if you don't want your family ripped apart, don't come.
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Patricia Mulligan, who was riding out the storm with her family in a condo, said that nearby homes had been ripped apart.
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A year on this exoplanet only takes 18 hours And every year, it gets one step closer to potentially being ripped apart.
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"It's just amazing," Moore said as she walked down a neighborhood street littered with debris, flood-damaged cars and fences ripped apart.
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In tweets, Trump argued the "history and culture of our great country" is "being ripped apart" by the removal of "beautiful" statutes.
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After over a decade in the limelight, Kylie Jenner knows that a celebrity's every social media post is dissected, analyzed, and ripped apart.
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Despite the heavy criticism of Erdogan's authoritarian rule, supporters note he has an upside in a region ripped apart by chaos and terrorism.
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These are the jets we're talking about, and they're what ripped apart a star to result in the TDF event dubbed ASASSN-14li.
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But confusingly, scientists normally see stuff leaving the area around a black hole, via jets of matter and light from ripped-apart dust.
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Trump started tweeting on Thursday morning that it was "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart".
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The camera focuses on the fibers of skin ripped apart by gashes, and gushes of thick crimson blood sputter and slosh the battlefield.
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Mr. Sewell's firing ripped apart Pocomoke City, forcing lifelong friends and neighbors to confront how differently they viewed issues of race and policing.
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Despite reaping billions in casino revenues, Macau's glitzy exterior was ripped apart by the typhoon, exposing critical infrastructure flaws and overwhelming emergency services.
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The wars that ripped apart the Democratic Republic of Congo and sucked in its neighbours, causing millions of deaths, have largely been quelled.
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The comedy has been ripped apart on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics attributing their low ratings to the movie's uneasy humor and nonsensical script.
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Just this month, for example, I heard about asylum-seeking families being ripped apart by immigration officials, young children forcibly separated from parents.
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Busta Rhymes and Kirk Jones also co-starred in the drama, but the film's star power couldn't save it from being ripped apart.
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"This feeling has made me suddenly ripped apart and lonely," he wrote of the experience of shaking a man's hand at age 7.
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The man pinned her hands with one of his hands and then ripped apart her lace panties, not troubling to undo her clothes.
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" … "Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments.
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I am convinced that more Americans are worried about the country's cohesion and its institutions being ripped apart by Trump than Trump realizes.
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Sometimes, at chapel, a troupe of Christian bodybuilders ripped apart phone books as a demonstration of the strength we could acquire through Jesus.
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"We're getting bodies just ripped apart, riddled with bullets," Sutton said, noting the grim change since she entered the profession 20 years ago.
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Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments.
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Every turn there's the sound of metal getting ripped apart, usually followed by the sound of ammo explosions and enemy mechs hitting the deck.
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With the help of its powerful jaw, the dinosaur king ripped apart and gobbled up its prey's bones, in addition to any juicier bits.
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Up until its last moments, Cassini was tasting Saturn's atmosphere as it was beginning to be ripped apart, all in the name of science.
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The storm also ripped apart a football stadium press box and tossed metal bleachers onto the field at a high school near Sandusky, Ohio.
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When the star was ripped apart, stellar debris fell around the black hole, forming a temporary, gaseous disc that heated up and radiated light.
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Overseas, the President has ripped apart international treaties, engaged in provocative behavior with his adversaries and cozied up to autocratic regimes such as Russia.
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But peace never lasts on Game of Thrones, alliances are made merely to be ripped apart, and new twists are bound to come up.
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In addition to the harm caused to children already living in the U.S., families arriving together at American borders now risk being ripped apart.
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But the state held together, and far from being ripped apart by the browning of its population, it remains successful, proud, vibrant, and governable.
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The way to prevent America from being ripped apart, he said, was a renewed investigation by the FBI, to be wrapped up in a week.
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The illusion of permanent growth has been ripped apart and that rupture is fueling the fire of disappointment that has erupted in the last week.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," Trump wrote.
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These rings are thought to be made up of comets and moons that have been ripped apart and destroyed and pulled inward by Saturn's gravity.
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More than 212,000 were also injured in Saturday's 7.8 magnitude quake, which ripped apart buildings and roads and knocked out power along the Pacific coastline.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," he tweeted.
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Some of Trump's intra-party critics are urging him to use the Phoenix rally to heal a nation that the President's own words ripped apart.
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As the storm raged, it ripped apart not only the lives of those who lived on the island, but also the fragile beginnings of rebuilding.
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Over time, some will recover a certain amount of their hearing; others never will, their hearing nerves now ripped apart by the sounds of war.
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Communities ripped apart Among the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees pouring across the border into Bangladesh, stories of murder, rape and devastation are common.
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"The (Rodriguez) family is ripped apart," Jackson said, adding that his client has three other children and has the support of his family and friends.
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I kept thinking drug addiction was crack addiction — it was violence and your life being ripped apart and waking up not knowing who you are.
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But for many families across an America battered by wildfires, hurricanes and mass shootings, this is the first major holiday since life was ripped apart.
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For every couple ripped apart by hardship, another is more strongly bonded, and it sounds like you and your husband fall into the latter category.
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All they had to do was provoke, offend the crew-cut crowd, generate outrage and set off a cycle that ripped apart the cultural consensus.
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"There's this duality where it's so intensely frustrating to watch all of your work literally ripped apart, your measurements interrupted, your instruments destroyed," Raphael said.
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"This is my first marriage, my only marriage and I didn't see it ever getting ripped apart like this," said his wife Rachelle Burkart-Niec.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," Trump tweeted.
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Thousands have been killed, communities have been ripped apart and hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced or forced to flee the country altogether.
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"I could not stop thinking about the families ripped apart by that sale whose names had been in the university archives for years," he said.
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Mr. Garcia opposed the Reagan administration on other matters, in one case accusing it of having "ripped apart" the United States Commission on Civil Rights.
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But many families are nonetheless being ripped apart by the phenomenon of "red-pilling" and the spread of conspiracism, even if it doesn't end in violence.
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The Dogan news agency said autopsies on the three bombers, whose torsos were ripped apart, had been completed and that they may have been foreign nationals.
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When my twin brother died two years ago, Panda was the only thing that felt safe and familiar in my world that had been ripped apart.
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It's always the same horror story—an unsuspecting star wanders too close to a black hole, only to get ripped apart by the black hole's gravity.
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Before she even had time to make sense of the situation, the second blast blew her through the front entrance and ripped apart her left foot.
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DATE Harvey shares an incredibly close overlap -- down to the week -- with several other devastating storms, including Hurricane Andrew, which ripped apart South Florida in 1992.
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I hope we can celebrate the great founders who are building companies with the right values as much as we have ripped apart the bad actors.
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One vet said that even garments designed to cocoon dogs in a secured wrap can irritate some by the sound of Velcro flaps being ripped apart.
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In August, he said it was "sad" the "history and culture" of the U.S. is "being ripped apart" by the removal of Confederate statues and monuments.
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The ring system is so large, in fact, that scientists aren't sure why it doesn't get ripped apart by the gravity of the star it orbits.
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Now, as she tries to pick up the pieces of a life ripped apart, Landles has had to start with the smallest of items: a pencil.
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But when CFCs wafted up into the stratosphere, they got ripped apart by UV rays, and the free chlorine atoms would catalytically destroy the ozone there.
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I could understand his remark on an intellectual level, but it did nothing to assuage feeling like I was inside a black hole, being ripped apart.
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Galvanized by watching Dr. Blasey get ripped apart, women — along with similarly outraged men — have held walkouts and sit-ins and have flocked to Capitol Hill.
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"Our democracy and our economy are being ripped apart by growing inequality," Hanauer wrote in the petition, which was created last week and appears on Change.Org.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," wrote Donald Trump.
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Justin Timberlake's album "Man of the Woods," which came out in early 2018, was ripped apart by critics and it didn't fare much better with fans.
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She watched from afar as her beloved Syria descended into intractable civil war that ripped apart family back home and razed the places she held dear.
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At least 360 people have died, and 2.6 million people have been affected, the United Nations said, as Idai's winds ripped apart homes, schools and medical centers.
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The trial comes amid allegations that both sides are committing war crimes in a civil war that has ripped apart a country formed just six years ago.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," he tweeted Thursday morning.
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"The (Rodriguez) family is ripped apart," Jackson said, adding that his client has a total of five children and has the support of his family and friends.
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Each time a city is ripped apart by a police shooting of an African American, I'm asked for a quote as a spokesman for the nation's cities.
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The nearly two-minute video proves we are in for a wild, wild ride as Jean's seemingly perfect reality is ripped apart by her most forbidden desires.
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"If this order stands, hundreds, hundreds of thousands of families will be ripped apart, tens of thousands of American businesses will lose hard-working employees," Schumer said.
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But for the past several months, Drag Queen Story Hour has ripped apart the conservative intelligentsia like no subject since the nomination and election of Donald Trump.
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And there lies the challenge to each of us in a country suffering from loneliness and ripped apart by political opportunists seeking to capitalize on that isolation.
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The couple weathered the storm in a neighbor's house, watching as winds ripped apart their zinc roof and rains drenched every corner of their two-bedroom home.
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For one seminal project, sixteen years ago, he travelled to Bangladesh to shoot decommissioned oil tankers that were being ripped apart by barefoot men with cutting torches.
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After a slog of death and loss, it was cathartic as hell to see all three of Dany's dragons fly, or Ramsay get ripped apart by dogs.
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I tend to see Trump as political dynamite: He's ripped apart the threads holding the Republican coalition together — the religious right, the libertarians, the neoconservatives, the free traders.
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Even Franklin Graham, an evangelical champion who in other contexts is close to Donald Trump, has declared that it is "disgraceful [and] terrible to see families ripped apart".
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," Trump wrote over two tweets.
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Public outrage growing, Congress called to act Saddling the debate is mounting public outrage from both sides of the aisle over families being ripped apart at the border.
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These blowouts occur when stars stray too close to a supermassive black hole, causing them to be ripped apart by the intense gravitational forces of the event horizon.
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Fast-forward to this nightmare of a presidential campaign we are living through, and my opinion of Mr. Trump has been ripped apart and ground into the dirt.
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Dayton, Ohio (CNN)The Ohio gunman who ripped apart nine families in almost an instant managed to fire 257 shots in less than 230 seconds, police said Monday.
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For many families — too many, really — across an America battered by wildfires, hurricanes and mass shootings, this Thanksgiving is the first major holiday since life was ripped apart.
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The bread wasn't just a social media stunt — it was legitimately good, with a perfectly crusty outer layer that satisfyingly ripped apart to reveal a flavorful, airy interior.
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While Jason's entire life is being ripped apart by blackmail, the camera keeps cutting back to a father and son deciding whether or not to open an envelope.
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The cast of the "Harry Potter" series has appeared in many other movies outside of the franchise, but some of these films have been ripped apart by critics.
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Nothing represents the destruction like the pictures themselves: Missouri A tornado ripped apart Perryville, a city of about 8,000 people about 80 miles southeast of St. Louis, on Tuesday.
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Xavier Felix in Vieques VIEQUES, Puerto Rico — More than four months after hurricane-force winds ripped apart his wooden house around him, Xavier Felix still has regular panic attacks.
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Incredibly, it was the second tanker ripped apart that day, and the most experienced seamen at the station had already been dispatched to help with the first distress call.
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On these streets, residents are scared their families will be ripped apart, members deported to countries they don't know, and children forced to grow up without fathers and mothers.
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While the film was ripped apart by critics for turning the optimistic superhuman boy scout into a brooding antihero, it made nearly $22 million globally, guaranteeing a second installment.
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If not for tremendous advocacy, which resulted in his receipt of a rare governor's pardon, Khalil would have been permanently ripped apart from the life he had painstakingly built.
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We now know that it may take the administration as many as two years or more to reunite some of the children that it needlessly ripped apart from families.
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" He added: "While the EO doesn't reference the families already ripped apart, I hope & expect that the admin will be able to quickly reunite these children w/their parents.
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But Babr's wife had taught him hope, holding precious her pride in being Indian, reminding him that the Des had been ripped apart for him to have this opportunity.
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In the context of Trump's immigration policies and the families who have been ripped apart at our borders, mocking someone's hair seems like a very minor infraction right now.
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The latest storms, one of them reportedly a mile wide, hit communities near Kansas City on Tuesday evening with residents in places like Linwood seeing their homes ripped apart.
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To gain the necessary soldering experience, I ripped apart an old alarm clock and practiced removing and re-soldering some of the connections on the circuit board inside it.
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As the death toll continued to climb Thursday evening, officials said the suicide attack, which targeted a convoy of 78 vehicles carrying some 2,500 personnel, ripped apart two buses.
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The big picture: While stories about Biden may be generating more interactions on social media than his 2020 rivals, it's largely because he's getting ripped apart in those pieces.
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And a new, controversial report suggests that this dark energy might be getting stronger and denser, leading to a future in which atoms are ripped apart and time ends.
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I listen to the tales of families being ripped apart, marriages being destroyed, and children growing up with absentee fathers so that a system can continue to be fed.
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After the ACLU filed a federal lawsuit successfully challenging the Trump administration's family separation policy, for example, the administration proposed using DNA testing to reunite families it had ripped apart.
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Some advocates have gone so far as to say the entire convention system should be ripped apart, though that would be exceedingly unlikely given opposition from nearly all world powers.
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The owner ripped apart a pair of his Nike Zoom Vapor 9 shoes and used the pieces — plus a little duct tape — to create a special "faux paw" for Sunny.
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Southwest Flight 1380 made an emergency landing in Philadelphia on Tuesday after an engine ripped apart mid-air, shattering a window on the 4403 and nearly sucking out a passenger.
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And Tyrion, ripped apart as he watches the army he now helps direct slaughter the army of his family — and desperately hoping his brother will just run and save himself.
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An air purifier that The New York Times' Wirecutter ripped apart as "the worst air purifier" that it had ever tested, ran ads on social media referencing this year's fires.
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But they quickly found evidence a comet-like object had wandered too close to the white dwarf, and was in the midst of getting ripped apart by the star's gravity.
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When I read her words for the first time, I was shocked at the beauty, slightly surprised at the incredible prose given her condition and, of course, emotionally ripped apart.
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Fear was the salt in the wound of a leprosy diagnosis, and it meant that patients were ostracized from the rest of the world as their families were ripped apart.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," he said in a series of tweets.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," Trump said in a series of tweets.
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Sure, it may not have been the physical kind, but make no mistake about it, as I read through those cruel words, it felt like I was being ripped apart.
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You know, Ofglen talks in the pilot about her wife, and they had a son ... we see a picture of a family, an intact family that was ripped apart. Right.
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Southwest Flight 220 made an emergency landing in Philadelphia on Tuesday after an engine ripped apart mid-air, shattering a window on the 230 and nearly sucking out a passenger.
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An engine on a Southwest 737 in April ripped apart in flight and shattered a cabin window, killing a female passenger in the first U.S. airline passenger fatality since 2009.
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We stand with the New Sanctuary churches and synagogues that provide safe haven to families threatened with being ripped apart — parents from children, wives from husbands, neighbors from our communities.
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Her works warn of the horrors that a war can unleash, particularly on women, and specifically the one she lived through, which ripped apart her native Colombia for 252 years.
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Her works warn of the horrors that a war can unleash, particularly on women, and specifically the one she lived through, which ripped apart her native Colombia for 252 years.
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The recent image of a burning car surrounded by protesters was a chilling reminder of the quiet January 1979 afternoon in Tehran when a Molotov cocktail ripped apart the silence.
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Shortly after midnight, precision-guided Israelis bombs, dropped by the F-16s and F-15s circling above, ripped apart the facility, sending a plume of smoke into the Syrian sky.
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Meanwhile, as Mr. Trump's deportation crackdown accelerates, families are being ripped apart, and communities of hard-working immigrants with deep roots in this country are gripped by fear and uncertainty.
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I lived in Seoul from 1959 to 1961 and vividly remember from my parents' tenure there as Christian relief workers the shocking conditions of a country ripped apart by war.
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Set in the 1980s, this novel tells the story of a young African American couple, Celestial and Roy, who are ripped apart after Roy is wrongly convicted of a crime.
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" President Donald Trump said Thursday he is "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful [Confederate] statues and monuments.
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August 17: Trump stands up for Confederate monuments Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments.
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" Edmonds echoed those statements: "I can't imagine having your relationship ripped apart by an affair and then to be coming back together with a vow renewal less than two years later?
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Panoramical, meanwhile, designed with Fernando Ramallo, asked the player to create their own landscapes and music, capable of generating moments of such fractious beauty that the game's terra firma ripped apart.
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Hers is a common plight in this part of Mozambique, where families were ripped apart in the chaos of the cyclone and floods across an area roughly the size of Luxembourg.
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The latter sonic ingredient offers one example of how a seamless if cloying aural blanket has been ripped apart, punctured with metal knitting needles, and left spoiled without a repair strategy.
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Southwest Flight 1380 made an emergency landing in Philadelphia on Tuesday after an engine ripped apart mid-air, shattering a window on the Boeing 737 and nearly sucking a passenger through.
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Although Katy Perry may not have ripped apart her 2008 smash hit "I Kissed a Girl," she does think it contained some stereotypes that, if given the chance, she would rewrite.
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DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - A roadside bomb planted by Kurdish militants ripped apart a military armored vehicle in southeast Turkey on Wednesday, killing two soldiers and wounding three others, security sources said.
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They think their plans will cover more people than Sanders/Warren because their plans can pass, while Sanders/Warren will end up covering nobody because their plans will be ripped apart.
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But their relationship is ripped apart when Roy is sentenced to 12 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit, leading Celestial to take comfort in her childhood friend Andre.
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He threw the equipment over the wall and headed home, to the sound of the canvas being ripped apart and the triumphant howl of the brats bouncing on the wooden easel.
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"I don't see any difference playing tennis here," Nadal said of the sweeping changes to the main showcourt which was ripped apart after his final victory over Dominic Thiem last year.
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Photos show whole communities with roofs torn off, second floors of houses ripped apart, water flooding the streets, and people resorting to waiting in long lines for clean water and fuel.
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Cohen's statement came just after Trump tweeted Thursday morning that it was "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart" with the removal of Confederate statues.
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A scholarly brawl broke out this week after energy experts ripped apart a widely cited 2015 study that found the U.S. economy could affordably run on 100-percent renewable energy by midcentury.
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This makes sense, since one of the dead carcasses we see in the graveyard is that of a small, furry murdered animal; it's about the size of Mews, and equally ripped apart.
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TORNADOES KILLED at least 23 people in Alabama on March 3rd, causing catastrophic damage as winds of up to 270 km (953 miles) per hour ripped apart rural towns in Lee County.
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Three cows whose predicament captured the interest of people around the world after they became stranded on a small island of grass in an area ripped apart by the quake were rescued.
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It is the fifth name on the board to be taped over, in a diocese ripped apart - like others before it in the United States, Ireland and elsewhere - by an abuse scandal.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," Trump wrote in a series of tweets on Thursday.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," the 71-year-old former Celebrity Apprentice host tweeted.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," Trump said in a series of tweets this week.
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We were wrong when we asked what it meant to be civil only when Sarah Sanders' dinner plans were canceled, rather than when entire families were ripped apart and locked into cages.
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"It's disgraceful, it's terrible to see families ripped apart, and I don't support that one bit," said Graham on CBN News on Wednesday, blaming politicians over 30 years for failing to act.
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In this one moment of his otherwise literal-minded staging, Mr. Tresnjak went for symbolism: Samson merely ripped apart the chains on his hands as lights flared, thunder cracked and Philistines cowered.
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A meek man barely over 5 feet tall, Mr. Zhao's life was ripped apart at age 9 when his father was branded a counterrevolutionary in China, and sent to a labor camp.
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The risk is that the entire complex fabric of the American economy will be ripped apart at once — and that it will take years, rather than months, to weave it back together.
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Countless women clogged the corridors, leaning against the walls and holding colostomy bags, lying listlessly in beds, sitting on the floor in pools of urine, their reproductive and digestive tracts ripped apart.
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After a six-week trial, US District Court Judge Richard Leon ruled that the merger could proceed with no conditions, and in a 172-page opinion he ripped apart the government's case.
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Two tornadoes tore up trees and ripped apart homes in Greensboro and Reidsville, North Carolina, killing a motorist who was hit by a tree, according to Greensboro's city manager, local media reported.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios has ripped apart the veneer of friendship between he and fellow Australian Bernard Tomic, saying his erstwhile Davis Cup team mate has "lost his way" and "doesn't make sense".
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Idai's winds ripped apart homes, schools and medical centers and torrential rains triggered floods that inundated vast swathes of farmland in one of the worst climate-related disasters to hit the southern hemisphere.
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At the end of his 80-minute speech to a joint session of Congress, Pelosi stood and ripped apart her copy of the remarks he had handed her as millions watched on television.
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Big Little Lies capped off a controversial second season with a self-destructive finale that ripped apart the tenuous bonds of the "Monterey Five," so the city has dubbed its conspiratorial suburban moms.
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A Calgary man is being hailed as a "guardian angel" after helping a New Jersey family ward off a massive wolf that ripped apart their tent and tried to drag the father away.
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Almadani, raised in the U.S. Midwest from parents born in Syria, has relatives who have given up hope on leaving the country ripped apart by a civil war due to Trump's proposed bans.
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The #MeToo movement has proved that spider webs of protection for predators can be ripped apart in an instant, that unspeakable things that have been tolerated for decades can suddenly be deemed intolerable.
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Other Chinese tactics, such as massive IP theft and unfair trade practices, have contributed to the decline in the U.S. industrial base and ripped apart societal bonds that once held American communities together.
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Still, the rocket was ripped apart and exploded as powerful SuperDraco thrusters on the Crew Dragon capsule propelled the capsule away from the rocket, taking it to an altitude of about 27 miles.
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In a nation that has been ripped apart by war, the Panzi Hospital -- nestled in the hills above the Congolese town of Bukavu -- provides a rare sanctuary for women who have been raped.
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Forty-four worshipers celebrating Palm Sunday were brutally ripped apart by bombs and left burning to death, leaving behind church walls and pews stained with innocent blood and torn bodies left lying lifeless.
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Until recently, the overwhelming majority of the world's e-waste was shipped to a single country: China, where it was ripped apart by a vast industry of recyclers, some legit and others reckless.
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If unlike Ivanka and her father's administration you're actually interested in the wellbeing of these children who have been ripped apart from their families, go here for a guide on how to help them.
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For the past weeks, most of the country looked in horror as the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy led to hundreds of children being ripped apart from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Last time the statues went up, they were beaten to shit by anti-Trumpers, ripped apart by some punk band, and carted away by local parks departments in as little as a few hours.
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We've watched a fresh batch of young players get ripped apart for the past four post-World Cup friendlies, and seemingly wander the pitch with the attention span of an under-8's team.
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Of course, the colleague always lost, but Bergen wanted to see if those allowed to vent by swearing punished the other player—the person who'd ripped apart their essay—with a less painful noise.
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The base's F-2120 stealth fighter jets may be unmatched in the skies, but they were all but defenseless on the ground, as the powerful storm ripped apart hangars, flooded buildings and scattered debris.
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But that is all par for the course here in this country that, 13 years after the civil war ended, is still trying to put back together the pieces that the war ripped apart.
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The Dogan news agency said autopsies on the three bombers, whose torsos were ripped apart, had been completed and that they may have been foreign nationals, but the outlet did not cite its sources.
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New research, published on February 6th in Nature Astronomy, details the longest black hole brunch ever studied, in which a supermassive giant ripped apart a neighboring star and feasted on it for almost 10 years.
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But according it more significance than any of the others this week, which also ripped apart communities and lives, obscures the scale and contours of America's mass shooting epidemic—and does a disservice to victims.
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He embraced the newfound attention and did a bunch of interviews, only to be ripped apart by the same beast that created him after revealing his Reddit account history, which proved to be mildly controversial.
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The snarky comment hit too close to home for Steve-O, who is horrified at the idea children -- let alone disabled children -- are being ripped apart from their parents who are crossing the southern border.
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Debris littered the airfield of Grand Bahama International Airport, while small airplanes parked at the airport were ripped apart by 185 mph winds, which battered Grand Bahama and the Abacos Islands from Sunday to Tuesday.
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"John and I are outraged to see and hear the horror stories of immigrant families seeking asylum and refuge in America being ripped apart due to the inhumane policies of the Trump administration," they wrote.
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Harbinson, who now advises clients on trade issues at global communications firm Hume Brophy, likened the global trade body to a plumbing system that was "antiquated" and could either be ripped apart or improved on.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - Sean Penn stood by his latest opus after "The Last Face", which will premiere for the public at the Cannes Film Festival later on Friday, was ripped apart after the media screening.
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If your head experiences abrupt rotational acceleration or impact—in less than 50 milliseconds, or about the time a single frame is shown during a standard movie—axons behave stiffly, like ripped apart silly putty.
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After the US joined World War II, towns ripped apart iron fences and collected scrap metal for tanks and armored cars; intent on beating the enemy, communities competed with each other in fierce collection drives.
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Southwest Flight 1380 made an emergency landing in Philadelphia on Tuesday after the same type of engine ripped apart in flight, shattering a window on the Boeing Co 737 and nearly sucking out a passenger.
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She described how her family, like many others, had never dealt with the impact of the government policy that ripped apart families, causing addiction and abuse issues, which in turn led to trans-generational trauma.
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The vast majority of projects are built on transportation infrastructure, however, including so-called deck parks over highways — adding green space while stitching back together sections of cities that the roadways ripped apart long ago.
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"Trump is delivering a slap in the face to dignified, hard-working people whose lives were ripped apart by Arpaio," said Ms. Romero, 25, a former supermarket cashier who now babysits to make ends meet.
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The waves barreled across the Indian Ocean and drowned vacationers on Thai beaches, ripped apart thousands of homes and killed whole families in Indonesia, and washed up on shores as far away as South Africa.
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I went to Dr. Howard Sobel's office on the Upper East Side nervous about the possibility that my face would get ripped apart, but excited about the possibility of a future filled with makeup-free selfies.
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During his All-America freshman season at Duke last year, Williamson suffered a late-season right knee sprain after his Nike sneaker ripped apart as he planted his left foot in a game against North Carolina.
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But years after that communist state was ripped apart by the Balkan wars in the 1990s, border disputes remain one of many difficulties in untangling the former Yugoslavia, along with ethnic hostility, violence and political gridlock.
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As the fighting moved up and down the peaks, lush jungle landscape was ripped apart by airstrikes and artillery fire and reduced to craters and shattered tree stumps, with body parts protruding from the pulverized earth.
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El Alto, however, has a more complex story to tell: of fault lines among Bolivia's many indigenous communities, whose views on Morales are far from uniform in a country already being ripped apart by political divides.
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Republicans have long seen the Egyptian leader as the kind of strongman in the region who is preferable to the Brotherhood or the kind of chaos that has ripped apart some nations since the Arab Spring uprisings.
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People lost their homes and families were ripped apart as India's Muslims flocked to the newly-formed Pakistan, while Hindus and Sikhs headed in the opposite direction in one of the largest mass migrations in human history.
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Trump and CNN clashed earlier this week when the president tweeted that CNN was being ripped apart for "being caught in a major lie and refusing to admit the mistake," pointing specifically to veteran journalist Carl Bernstein.
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President Trump denounced the removal of such statues shortly after the demonstrations in Charlottesville unfolded, saying it is "sad" that the "history and culture" of the country is "being ripped apart" by the removal of Confederate statues.
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" Her husband said in a statement afterward, "When I read her words for the first time, I was shocked at the beauty, slightly surprised at the incredible prose given her condition and, of course, emotionally ripped apart.
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For digital rental on Amazon Mexican director Guillermo del Toro's eerie ghost story takes place against the backdrop of the Spanish Civil War, in an orphanage filled with boys whose lives have been ripped apart by the conflict.
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On Monday, the security ministry updated the number of people killed and said that at least 163,216 people were also injured in Saturday's 160 magnitude quake, which ripped apart buildings and roads, as well as knocked out power.
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On Monday, the security ministry updated the number of people killed and said that at least 2303,068 people were also injured in Saturday's 7.8 magnitude quake, which ripped apart buildings and roads, as well as knocked out power.
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"I do not pretend to be familiar with every nuance of the longstanding turmoil that engulfs Israel and Palestine; it is no doubt as aged and tangled as the family trees ripped apart by its brutality," he writes.
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Henry VIII named himself King of Ireland in 1541, and less than one hundred years later, under the reign of his daughter, Elizabeth 203, the country was ripped apart through harsh penal laws and the persecution of Catholics.
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So, "my licence was ripped apart in a tornado" could get you into the voting booth, but "I'm a college kid with an out-of-state driver's licence and an ID from the University of Texas" will not.
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The largest parliamentary opposition bloc to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had just been ripped apart, and one of Israeli politics' biggest names had been humiliated, all on live TV. Livni, stunned, took a quick turn at the microphone.
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President Trump defiantly denounced the removal of such statues shortly after the demonstrations in Charlottesville unfolded, saying it is "sad" that the "history and culture" of the country is "being ripped apart" by the removal of Confederate statues.
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I have a client whose entire back is Disney princesses as zombies: The Mad Hatter is being ripped apart by Alice, Belle has the Beast's head severed, Snow White's eating a dwarf, and all that kind of stuff.
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"Even if my fingernails are torn out, my nose and ears are ripped apart, and my legs and arms are crushed, this physical pain does not compare to the pain of losing my nation," she wrote in prison.
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I've thought about all of the stories she told through the years about our family and the Holocaust and the millions of other families around the world who were uprooted, ripped apart, forced to flee, detained and killed.
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It looks like Suspiria, which also stars Chloë Grace Moretz and Mia Goth, is shaping up to be almost unbearably disturbing—and we haven't even seen bodies systematically ripped apart into a pile of blood and bones yet.
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The New Orleans mother and her 8-week old Autumn survived the tornado that ripped apart trailers, peeled off roofs and damaged hundreds of properties in a roughly 2-mile path in an eastern New Orleans neighborhood on Tuesday.
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The devastating storms ripped apart the US territory's aging, fragile power grid, plucking power lines from their roots in hilly, impervious neighborhoods and leaving them in tatters, making it even more difficult for local and federal agencies to repair.
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Heyman and her husband raised more than $12 million to help care for families ripped apart by the genocide, taking their model from Israel's Youth Villages, which created new families for children whose parents had died in the Holocaust.
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In this instance, the show uses the play the character writes to depict the creation of Doctor Manhattan, who was once a normal man but then got ripped apart by subatomic particles and turned into a giant blue guy.
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Because I think it happens so often that people are given this one shot, and then if it doesn't work on that one shot, they're just like ripped apart and tossed aside and nobody gives them a second chance.
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"Matt literally threw his body in front of me and the boys, and fought the Wolf as it ripped apart our tent and his arms and hands," she wrote, calling Fee a "guardian angel" for coming to rescue them.
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The storm ripped apart a scoreboard at Louisiana Tech's softball field and left a few trees overturned nearby, including one that had fallen across the stands behind home plate, photos from Cory Diaz at the Monroe News-Star show.
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No one was injured in the incident, which came two weeks after an engine on a Southwest 737 ripped apart in flight and shattered a window, killing a female passenger in the first U.S. airline passenger fatality since 2009.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The deadly attacks in Sri Lanka on Sunday highlighted how easily religious coexistence can be ripped apart in a region where secularism is weakening amid the growing appeal of a politics based on ethnic and sectarian identity.
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In the original comics, he gained the powers during a freak accident when he was ripped apart in a nuclear test chamber and then put himself back together in form of a tall, hairless, and (usually) naked blue man.
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The idea of families being ripped apart, pretty easy issue for us to step forward again, and we have some credibility in this issue because it is at least somewhat related to our business and what we do. Right.
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The photo caption read "Easter breakfast with family 😊" Families ripped apart In Negombo, posters with photos of the dead are displayed outside St. Sebastian Church, one of the targets of Sunday's suicide bombings, according to CNN reporting on the ground.
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"John and I are outraged to see and hear the horror stories of immigrant families seeking asylum and refuge in America being ripped apart due to the inhumane policies of the Trump administration," Teigen wrote in a statement released on Twitter.
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One droid is ripped apart by spice spiders, a second sucked into a inky-black river, a third carried away by a swarm of winged insects, and C-3PO itself has its arm ripped off by some sort of tentacled beast.
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For every pair of star-crossed lovers cruelly ripped apart by class divides and icebergs, there is a movie couple forced together by sentimental screenwriting — and, let's face it, a formidable audience demand to see romance triumph on the silver screen.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," Trump tweeted, doubling down on comments he made earlier in the week to reporters at Trump Tower.
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Guadagnino premiered a clip of his film at CinemaCon Back in April, and the audience was so traumatized they almost vomited over the footage, which involved a ballerina systematically being ripped apart into a pile of bones, blood, and urine.
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If you have a better understanding of the behavior of these solar energetic particles, then you can make better predictions about when to send astronauts to Mars or protect a satellite before it gets ripped apart by a radiation burst.
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Since then, her proposals to achieve this goal — mainly through tax fairness, job creation and higher wages — have become much more detailed and offer an even sharper contrast to Donald Trump's economic ideas, which she ripped apart in her speech. Mrs.
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He told me how he had arrived at the airport for a business trip to Rome, and was about to walk across the parking lot to the departure terminal, when the building was suddenly ripped apart by a loud explosion.
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It's been 17 years since Kosovo was locked in conflict with Serbian forces, and eight years since it claimed its independence, but to outsiders, Kosovo is still a land ripped apart by ethnic cleansing, organized crime, and the infamous NATO bombing.
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Black conservatives balked at Mr. Trump's lament that it was "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments" as an uncompromising defense of Confederate memorials.
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This nation was birthed in a halo of jubilation in 0003 but soon cracked open into brutal, ethnically driven warfare that has burned down schools, ripped apart families, put thousands of children under arms and disfigured, maimed and killed countless others.
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - With big blues eyes and stubby tails, two kittens taken in by a San Antonio family looked adorable until the fiery seven-week-old felines ripped apart formula bottles and repeatedly bit the hands that were trying to feed them.
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Abe and Bertha Kaled, the folks who are credited with inventing it in the 1930s in Sioux City, actually said that they invented the loose meat sandwich as a tribute to the Iowa landscape after it had been ripped apart by a tornado.
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Most episodes are not preoccupied with the familiar tune—the terror of families being ripped apart by deportation—and instead search elsewhere; they juggle the reality of citizenship, of what it means to make a big life from the little you've been apportioned.
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While most of the country has looked in horror as the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy has meant that children are ripped apart from their families, we have yet to hear from Ivanka Trump, special assistant to her father President Donald Trump.
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Now, Trump faces the task of uniting a nation traumatized by the ugliest campaign in modern history and ripped apart by political divides exacerbated by his own explosive rhetoric -- often along the most tender national fault lines such as race and gender.
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Or, maybe he made a deal with the devil so he can be the first non-veteran VA Secretary with the distinction of becoming the last VA Secretary ever as the department is slowly ripped apart and sold off the highest bidder.
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To clinch her ninth straight World Marathon Major, Schar took the lead early and ripped apart the course, saying she had no idea how much of a lead she had claimed until the end, despite having a four-minute margin of victory.
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When the ground shook and the earth under Purfano's adopted hometown ripped apart, as Kilauea spewed molten rock and fire, Purfano became one of thousands of residents displaced following the recent eruption of one of the most active volcanoes on the planet.
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We have lost so much—our people killed in hate crimes, families ripped apart in detentions and deportations, refugees and immigrants banned, assaults on our civil liberties, attacks on the press, the erosion of decency and democracy, even the threat of nuclear war.
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"From the reports we are hearing, HHS is completely overwhelmed while trying to reunite the families they ripped apart," according to Jennifer Falcon, a spokeswoman with RAICES, an organization in Texas that works with immigrants and has focused on reuniting separated families.
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He was intrigued with the intertwined destructive relationships at play on the set: from Antony and Cleopatra, whose relationship shook empires; to Burton and Taylor, whose relationship ripped apart their marriages and ignited the gossip pages; to that more prosaic boss-subordinate romance.
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In 2017 another installation, "Philip Roth Presidential Library," featured a series of drywall columns ripped apart in places exposing copies of Mr. Roth's novels on wood shelves, at the Queens Museum, and in 2016 at Locust Projects, an alternative art space in Miami.
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He has lamented the removal of Confederate statues, tweeting that it is "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," as if books and museums do not exist.
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Military officials said it was never intended to be the leading edge of a broader campaign to dislodge Mr. Assad from power, or force a political settlement in a country that has been ripped apart by six years of a bloody civil war.
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Instead of fixating on the warriors and the wounded, let's listen more often to the strong women on the ground in places where ISIS and other extremists have ripped apart lives, literally and figuratively — lives of innocent people, especially women and girls.
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He had sat with presidents and autocrats, been ripped apart by legislators, amassed a multibillion-dollar fortune, started a family, and was financing, through an enterprise led by his wife, an effort to cure all diseases by the end of the century.
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The president was expected to urge Saudi Arabia to support safe zones in Syria, which the administration has argued would be an alternative to accepting thousands of refugees from a country that has been ripped apart by six years of civil war.
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As President Trump celebrates his 143nd birthday on Thursday, Teigen and Legend are using the occasion to draw attention to the "immigrant families seeking asylum and refuge in America being ripped apart due to the inhumane policies of the Trump administration," the model mom tweeted.
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In 2012, Newt Gingrich in the primaries and then President Obama in the general election ripped apart Mitt Romney's record as a business person, the centerpiece of his campaign, painting him as a ruthless investor who left broken communities and failed industry wherever he went.
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And it teed up the Democrats' frame for the election: Clinton's view of an optimistic, inclusive America ("Stronger Together") juxtaposed against Trump's vision of a country being ripped apart by terrorism, bad trade deals and a corrupt political system that he alone can save.
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It takes a painfully quotidian story — two young black people fall in love, and then are unjustly ripped apart by a broken system of justice — and makes a masterpiece from it, propelled along by Baldwin's careful rendering of Tish's thoughts and his beautifully crafted prose.
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In a series of three tweets over 14 minutes this morning, President Trump doubled down on his controversial rhetoric from his Tuesday press conference, calling the removal of Confederate statues a contributing factor to "the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart."
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After being found, Lawrence-Daley spent five days at a local medical center being treated for her injuries, which included the inside of her mouth being "ripped apart," a broken nose, a fractured hand and a partial loss of hearing in her left ear.
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Williamson is the most coveted endorser in this rookie class after his All-America freshman season at Duke, when he suffered a late-season right knee sprain after his Nike sneaker ripped apart as he planted his left foot in a game against North Carolina.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," Trump tweeted, shifting from a debate about whether there were "fine people" in a neo-Nazi march to cultural figures and symbols.
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"Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments," he wrote in 2017 after a violent rally by white nationalists in Charlottesville, Va., resulted in the death of a protester.
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Not only have his progressive rivals ripped apart policy stances on everything from healthcare to climate change and immigration as too moderate and incremental, but he's faced scrutiny over his long and controversial record in politics — especially his record on issues related to race.
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"During slavery, there was a belief among slave owners that these families could be ripped apart and there was no need to think about how they ever might be brought back together," said Henry Fernandez, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
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Above all they understand that the two poles actually aren't—"So hold fast to the ones you love/Before they're ripped away," on the political "Night Isn't Bright," signifies more acutely in this ripped-apart time than it did when it surfaced in March.
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They ignore the fact that their behavior virtually guarantees their continent will be ripped apart by Brexit-like votes in other nations, torn apart by separatist moves from Scotland to Catalonia that could well prevail if EU leaders don't come to their senses soon.
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Clouds of dust blew across the horizon one recent summer evening as a crane taller than the Statue of Liberty ripped apart walls of a canyon dug deep into the public lands here in the Powder River Basin, the nation's most productive coal mining region.
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The pilot project was "The Mummy," an effects-laden action film starring Tom Cruise that featured spectacles aplenty: a C-19303 ripped apart midair by squadrons of crows, underwater zombie-on-Cruise action, armies of CGI spiders, all on a reported budget of $345 million.
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Three years after a debate over whether this garment is blue and black or white and gold ruined friendships and ripped apart families (okay, we're being dramatic, but still), a viral audio clip of an automated voice saying … something has got the Internet divided once again.
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This year's Super Bowl involved the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles, which was like choosing between watching your parents ripped apart by bears or Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull; no matter what happened, you were going to be irrevocably psychologically damaged.
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" Pitt also says that and he Jolie are "both doing our best" to work through the divorce — he concedes that the situation has been like a death — even as he reveals that the split has been "jarring" to their children to "suddenly have their family ripped apart.
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" The big picture via WSJ: "Climate change, a thorny problem that has ripped apart governments, re-emerged as an election issue following a summer of wildfires, drought, floods and extreme temperatures: Voter support for policies aimed at addressing climate change was at the highest level since 2007.
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They fearlessly attacked the pins and nobody was more ruthless than Thomas, who ripped apart the links-style layout carding nine birdies and two bogeys before capping his record-smashing effort by coolly rolling in an eight-foot putt for eagle at the par-five 18th.
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What about scathing lower court opinions Should the Supreme Court find the travel ban case to be moot, one thing challengers to the case don't want is for lower court opinions that ripped apart the President's legal justifications for the ban to be wiped off the books.
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Not to the clothes, necessarily — to the classic military trench jumpsuits in elaborate, sparkling brocade, splitting open with the emergence of a rounded belly covered in a bodysuit of roses, newsprint or branded logos; ripped apart by an oversized rump, or two jutting growths on either side.
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Its direct costs come in money wasted on high-income tax cuts, in the deterioration of America's reputation abroad, in the corruption snaking through the executive branch, in the families ripped apart at the border, in the government agencies hollowed out by an exodus of talented staff.
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This administration wants to distract from the fact that the owner of the Red Hen refused service to Sarah Huckabee Sanders because she's publicly defended both Trump's desire to bar transgender people from the military and his despicable "zero tolerance" policy that's ripped apart immigrant families.
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The relationship with Canada was deeply scarred by his brutal negotiating tactics, while America has been ripped apart by the battle over Judge Kavanaugh's nomination, fraught as it was with gender politics that Mr. Trump seemed eager to encourage and anger on the left and the right.
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WASHINGTON — Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, whose Supreme Court hearings ripped apart the Senate and roiled the nation, headed for final confirmation to the court after two key undecided senators announced on Friday that they would back him, despite allegations of sexual assault and deep-seated Democratic opposition.
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I'm not narrow enough in the chest for most of their jackets, but what was to stop me, on this most recent trip, from buying a flannel shirt made of five differently patterned flannel shirts ripped apart and then stitched together into a kind of doleful Frankentop?
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On the flip side of it, there is a very vicious part of the community... There is another movement of slut-shaming cosplayers out there, and you see a lot of cosplayers (some of whom are good friends of mine) ripped apart by people because they wear revealing costumes.
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They will not stand for our elections being decided by foreign powers, our national unity and democratic alliances being ripped apart by a hyperpartisan president, or our commander in chief expressing admiration for dictators, mass murderers, torturers and human rights abusers who would destroy the American way of life.
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To Turkey's horror, the West has praised it as the most effective force on the ground against IS. Perversely, when suicide-bombers ripped apart a peaceful anti-government protest by mostly Kurdish groups in Ankara in October, killing over 100 people, AK party spokesmen pointed fingers at the PKK.
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France forward Kylian Mbappe, who had ripped apart Argentina in the previous round with his directness and pace, wasted a good opportunity to open the scoring in the 15th minute when Olivier Giroud headed across the box to him but the 19-year-old's looping header was off-target.
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While the hurricanes ripped apart the resort's infrastructure in a matter of hours, the storms' lingering aftermath laid bare its long-festering problems, which include an unorthodox land-use agreement with the federal government, possible environmental contamination that predated the storms and contentious relationships between the staff and management.
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With cold calculation, extremists have ripped apart the lives of people simply out enjoying themselves — whether at a concert or sitting around cafe tables in Paris in November 2015, or gathering for Bastille Day fireworks in Nice last year, or shopping at a Christmas market in Berlin in December.
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According to Variety, the clip went a little like this: While a ballerina pirouettes in one room, her movements somehow wreak absolute hell on another dancer—whose body is systematically ripped apart into a mound of broken bones, piss, blood, and spit, one painful contortion at a time.
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" The tweet came days after Legend and his wife, Chrissy Teigen, announced they were making a $288K donation to the ACLU on President Trump's birthday to draw attention to the "immigrant families seeking asylum and refuge in America being ripped apart due to the inhumane policies of the Trump administration.
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" The tweet came days after Legend and his wife, Chrissy Teigen, announced they were making a $288K donation to the ACLU on President Trump's birthday to draw attention to the "immigrant families seeking asylum and refuge in America being ripped apart due to the inhumane policies of the Trump administration.
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These ideas have all been ripped apart ad nauseam for decades by feminists and by social scientists, but they persist because our culture needs them: They make it possible for powerful men to hurt women with impunity and get away with it, and our culture loves powerful men and hates women.
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In Mr. Vuong's poems, the daily fabric of life, both in Vietnam and America, is continually being ripped apart by the sudden intrusion of violence — that is delivered from the sky by a Huey helicopter or a Tomahawk missile; or from the snout of an AK-47 or a Colt .
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And her grandfather and great uncle, who cofounded the Walt Disney Company, couldn't have done so without the distinctly American promise of social mobility -- a promise that seems to slip away day by day as the social safety net is ripped apart and a small few hoard their increasing resources.
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"I don't think there is any question that this is the new normal ... To watch these families get ripped apart is the most heart-breaking thing any American citizen could ever see ... Because you are for these families, it doesn't mean you are not for a secure border," said Ryan.
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Regional police forces in the UK are reporting a surge in brutal illegal blood sports such as hare coursing and badger baiting which see wild animals hunted or ripped apart by dogs — at the same time a dedicated national agency tasked with confronting the crimes is threatened with potential closure.
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Trump said it was "sad" that the "history and culture" of the United States is "being ripped apart" by the removal of Confederate statues and monuments after ripping two GOP senators earlier in the morning over their criticism of his remarks this week blaming white supremacists and counterprotesters alike for Saturday's violence.
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That is how the college sports economy works, even as Duke; its conference, the Atlantic Coast Conference; television networks; and, of course, Nike, the apparel company that sponsors Duke and made the shoe that so spectacularly ripped apart, reap billions of dollars from the efforts and talents of preprofessional athletes like Williamson.
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When we weren't discussing the many Williams attached to Scully, Mulder (and mostly just Mulder) was working to solve a string of '90s-horror-film-esque murders in which officials and developers working to redevelop a Philadelphia neighborhood (and displacing the homeless) are being ripped apart as if they've been drawn and quartered by horses.
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As in other movies in the franchise, people and creatures get ripped apart and eaten, but the staging ratchets up the gothic horror stakes; at one point, a dinosaur stands on the roof of the mansion in a nighttime lightning storm and roars at the sky, looking precisely like a gargoyle come to life.
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After several people arrived to help her, the mom of two was transported to a local medical clinic, where she spent five days being treated for her injuries, which included the inside of her mouth being "ripped apart", a broken nose, a fractured hand, and a partial loss of hearing in her left ear.
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Read more: Wikipedia Is Being Ripped Apart By a Witch Hunt For Secretly Paid Editors The biggest reasons these Wiki-beefs weren't resolved included "poorly articulated initial statements by inexperienced discussion initiators, lack of interest from third-party experienced Wikipedia editors, and excessive bickering or contentiousness during the discussion," the researchers wrote in the study.
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In contrast to the injuries the hotel claims she sustained, the mom of two says she spent five days being treated at a medical clinic for her injuries, which included the inside of her mouth being "ripped apart", a broken nose, a fractured hand, and a partial loss of hearing in her left ear.
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A pair of former White House aides demonstrated on Tuesday how they would reconstruct the papers President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE frequently ripped apart.
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" Yates, who served with Biden as deputy attorney general in the final two years of the Obama administration, described her former colleague as "a thoroughly decent person who will restore integrity and honor to the presidency," as well as "work to heal a country that has been selfishly ripped apart for personal and political gain.
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And in my case, it's trying to act as some sort of intelligent, you know, bridge, where I can, and I don't overestimate the importance of this at all, between, I won't say east and west, But maybe China and the United States, uh, where we're being ripped apart rather than being brought closer together.
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Fears (especially resonant today) that the universe is irrational, that evil lies around the corner, that ordinary life can be ripped apart at any moment by some random unforeseen event — in the case of his films, by mistaken identity ("North by Northwest"), flocks of murderous birds ("The Birds"), the unexpected arrival of a malign visitor ("Shadow of a Doubt").
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Players who were logged in for the end of the season were treated to an in-game spectacle as they watched the battle island get ripped apart as rifts opened up all over the place, bombarding the map in various locations until one giant explosion forced everyone into the air to look at the island from way up in the sky.
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" Other Confederate statues have been targeted in cities across the country in reaction to the violence over the weekend at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va. President Trump tweeted Thursday in defense of the Confederate statues, saying it is "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE defended Confederate monuments after the violence in Charlottesville, saying that the "history and culture" of the U.S. is "being ripped apart" with the removal of "beautiful" statues.
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Turquoise Mountain — "an internationally accredited vocational institute training a new generation of Afghan artisans in woodwork, calligraphy and miniature painting, ceramics, jewelry, and gem-cutting," according to its website — was subsequently established in 2006 under the direction of Prince Charles and the former President of Afghanistan in order to reintroduce these skills and offer jobs to young people in a country with a bleak future, ripped apart by the regime.
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"In the immediate future we're focusing on remerging the VR and desktop version to simplify future development, and we've been hard at work on new, realistic physics improvements (for both versions) that will cause stars to be ripped apart as they slingshot around a black hole, or cause a moon to break apart when it gets too close to a planet, because it's inside what's called the Roche limit," Dixon told me.
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Oscar carries the indifferent homophobia of that line with him into his teenage years; when he cannot help but gawk at the beautiful young man changing in his work locker room and shuts himself in a bathroom stall to take care of his lustful thoughts, he begins to feel like his body is going to be ripped apart, as if something within him (a metal rod, perhaps) is ready to tear him open.
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While the messier, more under-the-radar early seasons featured queens going off on each other at the drop of an eyelash, the contestants of later seasons tend to be much more cautious, much more aware of how any shady comment could get ripped apart by the show's most enthusiastic fans — many of them teens — who can be eager to find (or stir up) drama where there might not even be any.
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But this doesn&apost bring us any closer to a real solution about people&aposs lives who are in danger, whether it&aposs people in America whose families have been ripped apart by illegal immigration crime through drunk driving or murder, or whether it&aposs parents who&aposve sent their kid up to smugglers to the border through harrowing journey who are now stuck in this place where they don&apost know where they&aposre going to go.
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I hope you got your fill of the unofficial Apple Archive last week, because that expansive collection of over 15,000 classic Apple advertisements, internal training videos, and other eye-opening odds and ends from the Cupertino computer company's history has now been ripped apart — late Friday, curator Sam Henri Gold received a veritable deluge of DMCA takedown notices originating from Apple's lawyers, letting him know the vast majority of the videos he'd uploaded to Vimeo had been removed from the internet.
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Beyond the battlefield, the theatrical power and pathos of the conflict surely outruns any dramatist's imagination: the abrupt arrival of the septuagenarian Benjamin Franklin in Paris to woo the French monarchy into an alliance with radical republicans; the 100,000 smallpox deaths in North America from 17753 to 1782; those white men sitting in Philadelphia in the summer of 1776, lashing at horseflies with their handkerchiefs while carving up Thomas Jefferson's draft declaration to make it shorter and better; the many American families — Franklin's among them — ripped apart by irreconcilable political differences.
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She had just received her first Communion when Nazis seized her family's property in Normandy to quarter their soldiers; when she returned, she found that the Germans had shot up all the family portraits, and her Communion dress was ripped apart and soiled — and yet, when the fighting was over, her life more or less resumed as normal, back to the country clubs and back to her place in the lower reaches of the upper tier of a European society that still held an immense global network of colonies and influence.
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Sometimes you just want to line up every computer screen in the office and …Read more ReadEvery table flip in movies in one extremely satisfying supercutSomeone with a bunch of DVDs and lot of spare time just made a supercut of what appears to be every …Read more ReadSupersized science experiment produces a highly satisfying soundA classic high school science experiment—putting a bit of isopropyl alcohol in a bottle and setting …Read more ReadWatching this giant braiding machine weave together fiberglass is so satisfyingEven if you saw how big the machine was and knew how it worked beforehnd, the little perfectly…Read more ReadMassive Buckyball cube video is so satisfying it gives me goosebumpsThe deadly magnetic metal spheres known as Buckyballs may be officially banned, but they keep…Read more ReadSpectacular demolition destroys cooling tower in the most satisfying wayWatch a cooling tower being ripped apart in Lublin, Poland.
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