Ripping out old house parts is like ripping out the heart of a structure.
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"Gun violence is ripping apart America; it's ripping apart our families," she said at an October press conference with Sen. Schumer.
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The narrator could be ripping up anything—a letter received, a letter not sent—or perhaps ripping open something—something documented, oneself.
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All those interviews we did for that album were saying that we were fans of music, that we were ripping off this band, this band, we're ripping off Johnny Cash, we're ripping off Bob Dylan, and we're fans of these bands.
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I wasn't sure if she was ripping up the speech or ripping up the Constitution," Pence said in an interview on "Fox & Friends.
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A photo of Parkland shooting survivor Emma González ripping up a shooting range target was falsely doctored to show her ripping up the constitution.
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" Elena Hung, a cofounder of the advocacy group Little Lobbyists, asked those who jumped to Trump's defense why they were "angry about someone ripping up a piece of paper but not about someone ripping health care away from disabled people and ripping migrant children away from their families.
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Regardless of your opinions on capitalism, you might be surprised to learn that services like Seamless aren't just ripping you off—they're ripping off the entire food industry.
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In an appearance on "Fox & Friends," the vice president said he "wasn't sure if she was ripping up the speech or ripping up the Constitution" when he saw Pelosi's gesture.
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Trump kicks off 2020 by ripping into the media: "They're part of a corrupt system" Trump kicks off 2020 by ripping into the media: "They're part of a corrupt system" MELBOURNE, Fla.
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There are no scenes of him ripping lines of coke.
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The people were ripping off ... It was all unlicensed stuff.
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Together they clearly show that someone is ripping off Medicare.
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She's being accused of ripping off yet another artist's designs.
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A water pipe busted, ripping off everything in its way.
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They recline on their rug, ripping off strips of focaccia.
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He applied wax, gently ripping it away in small strips.
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In the distance, horizontal lightning began ripping through the sky.
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The network is ripping a page from the Mayweather vs.
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Concorde was a pretty loud airplane, those afterburners were ripping.
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This is happening all over the country, ripping apart communities.
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The video documents a single strip ripping out the hair.
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" Again, Trump last May: "China has been ripping us off.
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But a guy repeatedly ripping on his roommate's gaming skills?
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Ripping away roofs, flooding condos and throwing debris everywhere. pic.twitter.
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Sure, the ripping 12 percent rally from the panicky Feb.
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But this is strippers at Scores ripping off their clients.
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"I don't want that to keep ripping apart," Lovullo said.
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C.J. Anderson blows up the secondary for a ripping run.
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Stop smoking and start ripping everything out, the RHA says.
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Why is Mr Maduro ripping up Chávez's little blue book?
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What is not, is ripping babies from their mothers. pic.twitter.
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Conversations often happen at a ripping pace on the platform.
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Have you ever thought about ripping your workplace to shreds?
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In fact, ripping and tearing are part of the process.
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Far from reimbursing taxpayers, Price is still ripping them off.
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But don't go ripping up your geography textbooks just yet.
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Colbert's video ripping said book to shreds, meanwhile, is free.
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But he also acknowledged the obstacles to ripping it up.
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It shows Gonzalez ripping a target poster, not the Constitution.
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It was ripping off vulnerable members of the Latino community.
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Mr. Trump went with his gut, told stories, ripping yarns.
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The Continent, pundits tell us, is ripping at the seams.
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"Contempt is ripping our country apart," Mr. Brooks went on.
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The mount keeps kids from literally ripping out the cord.
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It's like ripping a bandage off a really bad cut.
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Racial, religious and political tensions are ripping apart American society.
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Lindsay was ripping the insides out of her sliced bagel.
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The spell backfires, ripping her away from Tom for years.
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Nobody's ripping their suits off after a couple of doobies.
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The opioid epidemic is ripping through America like a fire untamed.
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And Alaska isn't the only place where fires are ripping through.
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N-glycanase does just that, ripping sugars off from other proteins.
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Are we cool with Instagram kneecapping Snapchat by ripping off Stories?
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If you vote for Trump, you are ripping children from parents.
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This week they are particularly keen to ripping my copy apart.
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Thankfully, it's only Facebook that's ripping off Snapchat Stories so far.
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Trump did not waste much time in ripping de Blasio's candidacy.
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Among its evidence that the competitor was ripping off its image?
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I believe he's literally ripping apart the fabric of our country.
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Maybe that's why the ripping feeling is so strong this time.
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It's not every day you see a grandma ripping a bong.
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But peeling, biting, ripping, and picking at them isn't the solution.
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ARROYO: I have to admit, I do enjoy ripping it apart.
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It is also a microcosm of changes ripping through China's cities.
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"These countries have been ripping us off for decades," he said.
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But only after ripping out their fangs with your bare hands.
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"It's not just some teenage kids ripping off nuts," he said.
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Turns out the guy he was ripping was a Trump supporter!
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The two senators took turns ripping Trump at last week's debate.
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Trump responded to the test by ripping China's leadership on Twitter.
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He refused to go, ripping up the divorce papers each time.
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It means ripping off the Metallica logo for your merch, right?
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Videos appeared of police officers ripping the wiphala off their uniforms.
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Palin wrote a follow-up Facebook note ripping Romney later Thursday.
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Ripping yarns, stories of true crime, of loves lost and won.
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TL;DR: Your dentist is ripping you off on whitening treatments.
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Of those people, 32 percent are downloading music through stream ripping.
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For comparison, I tried ripping apart a normal pair of pantyhose.
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Ripping children away from their parents is YOUR ADMINISTRATION'S REPUBLICAN POLICY.
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I had imagined it being like ripping off a Band-Aid.
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In his speeches Trump complains about other countries "ripping off" America.
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Fires are ripping through California with the wind at their backs.
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It's like he never got dressed after ripping off his jersey.
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Is Trump right that Amazon is ripping off the Postal Service?
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No wonder we've always had trouble ripping the bark off trees.
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The ripping apart is depicted in great, bloody, muscle-tearing detail.
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Wasil awoke to the sound of a knife ripping through nylon.
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"Ripping kids away from their parents is a disgrace," he said.
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Matt Gaetz of Florida went even further ripping the interview arrangement.
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Elizabeth Warren immediately ripping into the billionaire over past sexist comments.
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Frogging: Giving up on a project and ripping out the stitches.
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Look, Canada has been ripping us off for a long time.
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Police have been accused of ripping blankets away from freezing migrants.
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Logan Paul and KSI are ripping a page from Mayweather vs.
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The RIAA called it the world's largest audio-ripping website, and labels filed a copyright infringement claim against the site last year, saying it was responsible for "upwards of 40 percent" of all illegal audio-ripping.
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"That means we are protecting them and they are getting all sorts of military protection and other things, and they're ripping off the United States, and they're ripping you off," Trump said at a rally in Racine.
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"OPEC is ripping us off," Trump said in a tweet last October.
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INGRAHAM: Finally the Democrats are worried about ripping babies away from mothers.
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Apparently, he was ripping buds and girding his loins with fireball shots!
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In the tape, you can see his father basically ripping through Junior.
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" Years later, he told Wojnarowicz, "She thought I was ripping her off.
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Apple has said Samsung was properly penalized for ripping off its work.
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It is a classic ripping yarn, packed with excitement, violence and cliffhangers.
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It's the perfect activity for ripping bowls in an abandoned soccer field.
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Christy also reportedly believes her husband has been ripping up her mail.
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Nothing like ripping through the streets to get a bearing on things.
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Remember the good old time you had ripping your CDs into iTunes?
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Back end eye wall winds really ripping now #typhoon #Megi #Taiwan pic.twitter.
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Elizabeth Warren scored points bashing Wells Fargo for ripping off its customers?
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Stein: [Heathers screenwriter Daniel Waters] thought that I was ripping him off.
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If he's ripping them by me, then I'll figure something else out.
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The hurricane brought extreme winds and deadly storm surges, ripping apart homes.
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And another one: Does the title refer to weeping, or ripping apart?
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WHAT WAS WITH THE LEBRON UNIFORM RIPPING, WHAT CAN YOU TELL US?
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He hasn't done anything positive for it and is ripping it apart.
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"They continue ripping out the stitches by tearing everything up," he said.
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T-Mobile took Twitter heat for ripping off an old internet meme.
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His success is ripping wide the already deep divisions within the GOP.
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Now Ed Sheeran is being accused of ripping off Marvin Gaye, too.
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Reverse your evil policy of ripping toddlers away from their mothers & fathers.
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But the the wildfires ripping through Southern California are only getting worse.
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" He adds: "We have to accept people saying we're ripping things off.
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I almost faint, 'cause you can hear it ripping from the skin.
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I was tired of taping myself and ripping skin off my body.
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For a moment, Peggy considered commiserating with him— I'm ripping in half!
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One second he's crooning sweetly, the next he's ripping his throat raw.
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And Hawley spent several minutes of today's hearing ripping into the service.
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And Hawley spent several minutes of today's hearing ripping into the service.
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Debbie Dingell is ripping into Zuckerberg as I type this, of course.
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A furious Jobs accused Gates and Microsoft of ripping off the Macintosh.
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OPEC nations are "ripping off the rest of the world," he said.
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A family down the block was already ripping out their soaked floorboards.
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The phone probably won't start suddenly overheating or ripping through battery life.
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Perhaps it was penance for ripping up that California road years back.
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Gail: In retrospect I can appreciate your argument about the page-ripping.
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Men began running out into the streets and ripping their shirts off.
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Elites have been ripping off ordinary Americans and will get their comeuppance.
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Put a sheet pan in the oven and get it ripping hot.
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He's also introduced a resolution with Graham ripping the House's impeachment inquiry.
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The error cost $22016,22018 and meant ripping up a newly laid driveway.
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Dengue fever, ripping through mother's body when he was 14 years old.
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"Now I&aposm the nanny ripping out the cords from the PlayStations."
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And there's also a great story about you ripping your pants. Yes.
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In games you're often ripping out a chapter, or you're changing weapon values.
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And, well, you can't imagine treaty-ripping Trump getting cosy with that idea.
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It's a lot like ripping off a bandaid but so, so much worse.
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Meanwhile, the President ripping Democrats again over their continued call to abolish ICE.
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Eventually, the system burnt out, like an overclocked washing machine ripping itself apart.
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Pence says Pelosi ripping up Trump's SOTU speech was "a new low." pic.twitter.
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Stream-ripping sites, which convert licensed streamed content into unlicensed downloads, are illegal.
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Another day, another independent artist calling out fast fashion for ripping off work.
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He suggested that the thieves felt entirely justified in ripping off the federation.
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He believes it's the biggest headwind holding back stocks from ripping even higher.
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Yet we're too busy ripping Cotillard to shreds to give Jolie any compassion.
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There's also more to Devilman Crybaby than its flesh ripping and frenetic fucking.
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And I'm going 'Dude, Pokémon Go is totally ripping us off right now!
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Most of all, business is criticized for being fraudulent and ripping us off.
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Bertram claimed Knepper forcefully grabbed her vulva, ripping her tights and drawing blood.
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The internet still has us ripping open potato chip bags with our teeth.
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Like a molecule of blow hits his nostril and he's just ripping everywhere.
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It filled his whole mouth, teeth ripping through tendon, a truly primal indulgence.
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With gigabytes of space to fill, I began ripping every CD I had.
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It would also be an ecological disaster—ripping populations and fragile ecosystems apart.
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The expletives are endless and you're really ripping SUV guy a new one.
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Greaves says Diane owes him more than $20 mil for ripping him off.
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"The government forces us to participate in ripping apart a family," he wrote.
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We are brand new, ripping a whole new Band Aid off of it.
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Politicians in Washington are fond of ripping into Facebook for its privacy practices.
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Maybe I couldn't hear the ripping over the sound of my own grunts.
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They'll automatically deposit in your Amazon Music locker, essentially auto ripping the MP3s.
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A zombie face ripping through flesh to cover a lightly sketched stick figure.
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Tormund kills Smalljon by I think ripping out an artery with his teeth?
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Jenner has been accused of ripping off artists and influencers on Instagram before.
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They now face questions about whether they support ripping children and mothers apart.
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Did this mysterious group just shade Fifth Harmony for ripping off their song?
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She accuses him of ripping them off, saying that she's owed 35 grand.
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They acted as brothers might, ripping one another's T-shirts or gluing shoes.
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I guess that's what happens when one opposes ripping kids away from parents.
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Summertime hype videos of Simmons ripping the nylon only add to growing expectations.
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Ripping families apart at the border, separating mothers from their infants and children.
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But whenever I do, I also wind up ripping my socks off too.
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She's asking for money and an order stopping Tyga from ripping her off.
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But one day I saw him on a skateboard and he was ripping.
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But Jones really makes his mark ripping the ball from the other team.
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The wooden body splinters as the bullets hits it, ripping the figure apart.
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And ripping out freeways has only helped the cities that have tried it.
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But, by and large, the world is not ripping off the United States.
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But that doesn't have to lead to ripping apart the global supply chain.
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Those are ... You can't be ripping what you're doing apart, or demeaning it.
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Kathy Kraninger helps oversee the agencies that are ripping kids from their parents.
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"It will be like ripping the scab off," he is quoted as saying.
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Political differences are ripping our country apart, swamping my big, fancy policy ideas.
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Trump's ripping-up of the deal was a gift to the hard-liners.
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ICE are ripping away parents from their American children, spouses and the like.
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An aneurysm in his heart had burst, ripping a hole in his aorta.
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Ripping up the State of the Union speech isn't much of a bluff.
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At home, he pardons criminal bigots while ripping children away from their parents.
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Within minutes, they appear: two bright lights, ripping back through the Earth's atmosphere.
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Now I watch her ripping me as part of the Democrats Impeachment Hoax.
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Amazon is apparently getting really good at ripping off your friends and family.
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Construction workers arrived and began ripping open the interior walls at Citicorp Center.
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False: Nancy Pelosi did not break the law when ripping Trump's SOTU speech.
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Slack even mocked Microsoft last year, accusing it of ripping off its ads.
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And the company has focused on what it does best: ripping people off.
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If you imagine them literally ripping into you, oh my god, it's powerful.
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We would have to check to see if they were ripping us off.
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People shouldn't be digging, scrabbling coal and ripping it out of the ground.
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The idea of ripping out all that new work is a turn-off.
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And in the Scott brothers' vision, that often means ripping out some walls.
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We have to stop abducting children and ripping them from their parents' arms.
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Nothing we did, reported or risked was altering the disastrous violence ripping through nations.
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Explosive powder sent his tamping rod ripping through his left cheek, brain and skull.
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The tsunami decimated the area, ripping houses from their foundations and bulldozing concrete buildings.
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Ripping off its good buddy the Postal Service, however, is not one of them.
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That's a challenge I bet some bong-ripping stoners would be willing to take!
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It's an angrier album, and songs like "New Year's Day," they're ripping through them.
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Because all of those countries were ripping off the United States for many years.
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So we don't feel like it's this thing that's just ripping through the industry.
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The NY Post included a large edited picture of Trump ripping up impeachment papers.
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Zara has a laundry list of its own, ripping off brands high and low.
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We were then guided out of the meditative portion by some ripping sludge chords.
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LA punks FIDLAR extol the virtues of cheap beer during a ripping live show.
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"No, because this is about the party," she said, ripping into the GOP establishment.
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And we can do that without ripping away the insurance that people now have.
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Category 5: Hurricane Katrina reached Category 5 before ripping through southeast Louisiana in 2005.
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Is Facebook ripping apart the social fabric, to use Palihapitiya's words, or isn't it?
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Recently, Arizona noise collective Ascetic House accused Roca Wear of ripping off its desgins.
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Obviously, people are ripping into it ... calling it tone-deaf, laughable and downright moronic.
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They're great at ripping the other side apart, but they can't get to yes.
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BUT WHAT ABOUT THE BAD PROMISES, LIKE IMPOSING TARIFFS AND RIPPING UP TRADE AGREEMENTS?
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Some drivers start with nine or 10, ripping them off as the laps unfold.
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Doesn't seem like the numbers tell of a destructive crisis that's ripping America apart.
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So what if people are barreling down at him ripping shots on his net?
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I obviously love Obituary, [they're] also a fan of ripping off Celtic Frost riffs.
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Soon I, auteur, am ripping some era-defining TV guide menu music from YouTube.
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Trump hit back in a tweet, ripping Biden as "both mentally and physically" weak.
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The eyes aren't going anywhere, even after ripping a rhinestone mask off mid-performance.
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She starts ripping out Litchfield's ceiling tiles, trying to get to the paradise herself.
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Good American was also accused of ripping off indie label Made Gold in March.
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Gillibrand responded later on Tuesday, ripping Trump and saying he could not silence her.
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Vulnerable Pennsylvania Republican Senator Pat Toomey is praising Kaine (while ripping on Hillary) pic.twitter.
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After all, who wants to get out of a trade that's been ripping higher?
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The lapping of the Chesapeake was ripping away the peat at the water's edge.
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Mario is a blast, no doubt, but so is ripping through thousands of demons.
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"We prepared a contingency communications procedure, and guess what?" he said, ripping the papers.
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His acts should speak for themselves, he insists, eventually ripping off that pandering tie.
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There is China, "ripping off" the United States on trade and stealing its jobs.
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Why isn't everybody ripping the skin off their faces and weeping in the dirt?
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It's OK to be each other's allies, instead of ripping each other to shreds.
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Eventually all of this ripping will render existence an endless expanse of cold nothingness.
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He's gone to ground in Meccanoville, after suckering me in and ripping me off.
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Then it comes back to going fast again, then into triplets, now totally ripping.
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Mr. Mattison's board whipped around and hit him, ripping off part of his eyelid.
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" Ms. Ocasio-Cortez responded by accusing Republicans of "ripping off" American workers "for profit.
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Ripping them up would mean losing that potential advantage, the trade advocates have argued.
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"Taylor's a great writer, but we definitely started ripping it apart," Mr. Brolin said.
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And then Speaker Nancy Pelosi stole it by ripping up some pieces of paper.
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He is also the author of "Ponzimonium: How Scam Artists Are Ripping Off America."
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Designers have been playing with jeans for decades — distressing them, ripping them, reinventing them.
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"Homage is often just another word for ripping off other people's ideas," he said.
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"Drug companies are ripping off the American people in a big way," he said.
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He is also the author of "Ponzimonmium: How Scam Artists Are Ripping Off America."
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In reality, if you slow the thing down, it's Justin ripping off her breastplate.
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Trump accused OPEC members of "ripping off" the world over their sales of oil.
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The president has often accused Amazon of ripping off governments by not paying taxes.
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And Mr. Timberlake — who, accidentally or not, did the ripping — largely avoided public rebuke.
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If you are a social conservative, what we are doing is ripping families apart.
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Warren has proved uniquely skilled at ripping Trump's record of corporate bankruptcies and unpaid workers.
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You&aposre ripping babies out of the arms of their mothers and this is crazy?
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There's an element of body horror in the product and its anus-ripping namesake, though.
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Commentators accused Melania Trump of ripping off Obama's speech from the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
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Then I started ripping up t-shirts and stuff when I ran out of bandages.
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Who knew that painlessly ripping out my body hairs came down to balancing my chakras?
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We didn&apost do anything because they are ripping us, they are taking our money.
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Back of the van, front of the van, all over, ripping things as he goes.
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RIPPING off films still reaps riches: the business model holds even in the internet age.
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Bryan Holaday started the rally with a one-out double, ripping a first-pitch fastball.
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According to couples' therapist Jean Fitzpatrick, ripping off the Band-Aid is a bad idea.
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Women receive 120 rupees ($1.80) a day for manually ripping up around 100kg of garments.
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He imagined pinning the dhaba owner's wife on a table and ripping off her kurta.
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Ingraham took a page from Trump's book, ripping the media assembled above the convention floor.
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A group of protesters marched to the American embassy, ripping up pictures of Mr Trump.
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Corrao, 45, threw Pinky to the ground, nearly ripping one foot off, witnesses told police.
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It's easy to see Fox News or Breitbart or conservative talk radio ripping him apart.
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Ripping out that gear would cost a fortune and significantly delay the rollout of 5G.
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Sansa was brutally raped on her wedding night, with Ramsay ripping her wedding gown apart.
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For round one, the men take turns ripping off their robes and baring it all.
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"Part 1" also shows a mysterious monster in the premiere ripping two college students apart.
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My jaw dropped watching Jughead and Betty ripping each other's clothes off in FP's trailer.
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Blumenthal faced Trump's wrath earlier Wednesday after ripping Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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It is ripping through Cuba and has forced nearly 25% of Florida's population to evacuate.
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Plus, as much as they love ripping apart plush animals, it's not especially intellectually stimulating.
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Essentially, as the punchline goes, John Fogerty was taken to court for ripping himself off.
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In 2011, she was sued by the Derek Lam company for ripping off their designs.
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And they do it all while ripping the shit out of some burly rock riffs.
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On Wednesday, the American Nurses Association joined doctors and hospitals in ripping the GOP plan.
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Ripping off other artists is sadly their jam, whether it's indie jewelry or clothing designers.
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Overall, it was an ill-fitting poor attempt at ripping off a gorgeous lace original.
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The plot of "Baby Laughing Hysterically at Ripping Paper" (85 million views) is self-explanatory.
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It takes about five sentences before they're ripping each other's clothes off in his cabin.
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They're tired of trade deals that are ripping our jobs apart and taking their wages.
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It's like ripping one in an elevator then pressing all the buttons and running out.
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Giuliani made it seem like his disclosure was sort of ripping off the Band-Aid.
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Yet despite threats of $1,000 fines, some Miami Beach residents resist ripping up their gardens.
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But Democrats pained Republicans as interested in ripping subsidies from consumers who desperately need them.
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Ripping up the 1950s cement tiles revealed the original terracotta bricks, now cleaned and buffed.
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Television images showed flames ripping through the red-tiled roof of the whitewashed rectangular buildings.
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Yet scant attention has been paid to how the crisis is ripping through their communities.
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Kimmel hit back in turn, later ripping Cassidy for suggesting he didn't understand the legislation.
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I'll stomp around for a bit, ripping every item of clothing out of my suitcase.
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Jagr has three goals against the Winnipeg this season, after ripping a pair on Feb.
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It also didn't keep Cruz from ripping into Trump after his first event on Saturday.
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I'm a little terrified of how this season is ripping through plot like nobody's business.
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The photographers of the original image are now suing Trump for ripping off their image.
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"Ripping the baby out of the womb" on the "final day" is... a C-section?
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Evan is angry with Chad for ripping his shirt and he's confronting him about it.
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He made three films last year, two of which are already ripping up awards season.
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So yeah, the line between "homage" and "ripping off" is always a little thin [laughs].
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And we're ripping out all the vegetables in Michelle's garden and we're planting McNuggets. McNuggets.
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It starts with a group that has been ripping to new highs: small-cap stocks.
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Mueller has thrown every possible charge, short of ripping off a mattress label, at Manafort.
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After demolishing the bathroom and ripping out the electrical outlets, the workers stopped showing up.
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They've seen people like Prince, like Rush Limbaugh—there's an opioid epidemic ripping through America.
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In ripping up the whole software design of its latest product, Apple showed — yes — courage.
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Clearly, ripping up most tracks to build varied, European-style courses isn't going to happen.
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And then soon you had feral hogs ripping through farms like a horde of locusts.
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H. R. McMaster — has on three occasions talked him out of ripping up the deal.
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Iron ore spot markets remain choppy, falling modestly on Thursday after ripping higher on Wednesday.
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Turkey The Turkish economy enjoyed a ripping run over the much of the last decade.
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Musselman, as he is known to do, celebrated the achievement by ripping his shirt off.
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The ripping-off of college athletes has been carefully ignored by legislators, universities, and fans.
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He was distraught that day, ripping off his shirt and pounding a wall in frustration.
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Not to mention you're missing out on the pleasure of ripping kale off its stem.
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He has also accused those economies of ripping off the U.S. and hurting American workers.
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N. is here already ripping apart the house with his coworker, B. 5:45 p.m.
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" On Thursday, Britain's Defense Secretary said: "The Kremlin is ripping up the international rule book.
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With devastating wildfires ripping through its countryside, that balance may become increasingly difficult to maintain.
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But its teeth, meant for ripping through flesh, weren't so great when they encountered bone.
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" He added: "The Democratic Party is ripping itself apart over race and gender and class.
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They might even stop ripping off the working-class people they claim to be helping.
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The ripping sound you hear is the sound of two giant economies starting to decouple.
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In fact, it is ripping apart entire communities and subjugating them on a colossal scale.
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Because they have been ripping us for so many years, it doesn't happen that quickly.
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It comes from within, and sometimes "tough choices" involve ripping babies from their mothers' arms.
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Apple may still hate Samsung for blatantly ripping off the iPhone, but they need each other.
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Without ripping apart one of the consoles for ourselves, it's difficult to know precisely what's changed.
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In a series of since-deleted tweets, Dawson called out the company for ripping off creators.
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"Because they've been ripping us for so many years, it doesn't happen that quickly," Trump said.
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If you go around the party ripping masks off of people, you may find your soulmate.
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Its norm-destroying practices include ripping children from their parents and putting toddlers in detention centers.
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It sounds like I'm ripping on it, but those gripes are compared to much pricier phones!
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Sunday's giant tornado tore through Alabama's Lee County, leveling homes and ripping trees from the ground.
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Another day, another fast-fashion retailer has been accused of ripping off yet another indie designer.
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Initially, knockoffs were using her patented shock cord functionality and ripping off her design, she said.
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Very few players can making ripping Chris Paul look easy, but Payton is one of them.
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According to TorrentFreak, a proposed final judgment has been reached between audio-ripping site YouTube-MP3.
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This is not the first time a popular pop song was accused of ripping off lyrics.
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They're the friends ripping off the duvet and pouring shots, because they never liked him anyways.
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Sandra was on fire last night, with ripping one-liners and her very own catch phrase.
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Then they're ripping CDs to get their music, so there has to be a better way.
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Soon, the studies came faster and more often, glorifying the drink and then ripping it apart.
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"It's like shrapnel ripping off and coming back to hit us again and again," Schultz said.
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The lawmaker discussed ripping out the window to escape, and asked a nearby firefighter for assistance.
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The dust is finally settling following a vicious war of words ripping the United States apart.
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What that has to do with ripping invisible serpents out of someone's head we'll never know.
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I read Michael Lewis' "Liar's Poker," which obviously I'm totally ripping off of in this book.
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Shkreli ultimately was not convicted of ripping off Retrophin, but was convicted on other fraud counts.
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After ripping her earlobe in the middle of a show, Beyoncé carried on like a superhuman.
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They stayed for two days in the Brisas del Norte hotel - ripping out even the carpets.
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The Grammy-winning singer continued by ripping into Trump and his penchant for stretching the truth.
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At times, it revels in a kind of feminist reimagining of the bodice-ripping romance novel.
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It's common to see fashion houses ripping off various cultures through hairstyles, accessories, or garment design.
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Climbing temperatures are ripping apart ecosystems, and rising seas are already forcing people from their homes.
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This came shortly before Trump sent his tweet ripping apart the show and personally attacking Mika.
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It's so widespread that an entire subculture and attendant vernacular has developed around ripping them off.
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In the other corner: Samsung Galaxy, the dark horse squad that's been ripping through Worlds 2016.
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After the game, 76ers coach Brett Brown fired back at critics who were ripping Embiid's performance.
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Scientists originally thought that solar wind was responsible for ripping away molecules in the planet's atmosphere.
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I think that kind of begat the violence that ended up just ripping the border apart.
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Here's some quality smack talk from Jon Jones ... ripping Daniel Cormier as a petty jealous loser.
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At least two carriages crashed into the ground floor of a house, ripping through its walls.
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He's got a reputation of ripping into everybody and trashing Hollywood and tearing down the system.
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She took a diplomatic approach, defending her pal without totally ripping the rapper a new one.
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Whatever it is, critics are ripping into the movie with glee, and the reviews are delicious.
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Americans are angry that House Republicans and President Trump are raising costs and ripping coverage away.
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On Iran, a Maloney spokesman told The Washington Post she doesn't support ripping up the deal.
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The Strickland campaign released an ad Tuesday ripping Portman for his past support of trade deals.
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States can prosecute environmental crimes or take down shady financial operators ripping off seniors and veterans.
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Here is me in 2202 in WaPo ripping Trump for flirting with the alt-right, e.g.
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What true believer needs Xenophon's opinion on Persia to justify ripping children from their mothers' arms?
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Trump's acting chief of staff, former Congressman Mick Mulvaney, spent years ripping Obama about the deficit.
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Get a sheet pan ripping hot in a 425-degree oven while you dice the vegetables.
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California wildfires At least 210 people have died so far in the wildfires ripping through California.
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Many young people don't see anything wrong with downloading from unauthorized sites or ripping from YouTube.
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" In his sultry falsetto he sings, "Nothing else burns like you / Ripping my shirt off you.
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Trump's blunt view of the Chinese: They're ripping us off so hit them hard with tariffs.
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Forget about ripping open a bag of dried noodles and dumping on a jar of sauce.
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Could that then lead to a hard Brexiteer taking the reins and ripping up the deal?
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Rather than ripping it all out and starting again, Toss works with the existing financial system.
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But no one in North Korea knows what KFC is, so why bother ripping it off?
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Scammers are clogging up our phone lines and ripping off American consumers on an unprecedented scale.
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People are ripping away the overwrought static in their head and live a more functional life.
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Sherri wants her day in court, so she can hold Trump accountable for ripping her off.
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More than two dozen men stampeded into his bedroom, yanking open drawers and ripping up floorboards.
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Many are wonderful people who do amazing work and have no intention of ripping anyone off.
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But this scene might be 88 percent, where you start ripping a hole in the movie.
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"You're dealing with people ripping apart shelves, and employees are not used to that," he said.
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At the least he wants a broader, longer-term deal than the one he's ripping up.
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Record-breaking fires are ripping through the Amazon — an ecosystem on which the whole world depends.
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She had no problem with construction crews' ripping out the 1,300 unpopular obstructed-view bleacher seats.
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"Certain municipalities are ripping off the state; certain school districts are being ripped off," he said.
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She won the majority of the fast-twitch rallies, slamming big serves and ripping backhand winners.
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"You're ripping cables out!" and "Get the mic out of there," they sniped at each other.
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The guards, who called themselves the Downstate Four, were also accused of ripping out his dreadlocks.
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Community activists, exhausted from nonstop gang violence ripping through their neighborhoods, begged Washington for a plan.
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The topic of most of his tweets: The obvious — ripping the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment hearings.
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One video circulating on social media this week showed a young man ripping up election posters.
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Suddenly, fundamentalists who didn't know them or their love for each other were ripping them apart.
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"He threw me on the bed and tore at my clothes, ripping them off," she wrote.
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Prescription painkillers are thought to have contributed to the deadly opioid epidemic ripping across the nation.
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You're not free if you can't sue a financial institution that gets caught ripping you off.
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They want to keep ripping off the United States like they did before Trump became President.
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They again stressed the mantra that Trump is bent on ripping health care away from Americans.
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But Ms. Rockburne also got down-and-dirty with her materials, ripping, staining, scraping and nailing.
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Ripping up Paris and other "bad deals" for America was a key campaign promise to supporters.
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I think we're in this point, we're ripping limb from flesh, and culture's just totally fucked.
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I feel each wave of agony wind through my nerves, stabbing and ripping as they surge.
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Ripping down posters is fun, but such innocent acts of vandalism aren't always rewarded with a prize.
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At the UN General Assembly this year, he told world leaders the group is ripping them off.
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She even showed employees sanding and ripping pairs of denim into specific styles — all done by hand.
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Reddick led off the inning by ripping a 25-23 pitch over the wall in right field.
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All this is likely to lead to a cycle of immoderation ripping through the White House staff.
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Donald Trump outdid himself with callousness this week by ripping children from the arms of their parents.
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Authorities allege Melo filmed his girlfriend walking down the street, later ripping the towel from her body.
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" In an appearance on CNBC, Left said the company is "completely, viciously, egregiously ripping off the government.
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Judging by this ripping new track, "We'll Sleep When They're Dead," Lombardo's gamble has definitely paid off.
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We are bringing back our wealth from foreign countries that have been ripping us off for years.
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That's what I mean, noticing the nuances more than the actual... more than just ripping it off.
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Author Charles Kaiser was ripping Stephen Bannon when he claimed Trump's Chief Strategist uses the racial epithet.
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The RBI emphasises stability, so is paranoid about wheeler-dealers taking risks or ripping off the vulnerable.
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In 1999, Hannah Spinrad was a pre-teen figure skater whose favorite pastime was ripping Got Milk?
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Argo is accusing Sinclair of ripping off her persona and using it for Poppy — but there's more.
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To be fair, pugilism was a more gentlemanly pursuit when compared to ripping off a man's testicles.
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Extracting coal from mines also means ripping apart landscapes, polluting water and the communities that live nearby.
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Image: Korean Central TelevisionThe North Korean government has made a habit of ripping off American technology products.
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In fact, you may have already supplied them the tools they need to begin ripping you off.
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Most gruesome: Khal Drogo kills his own tribesman Mago by ripping out his tongue after a fight.
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Most DJs imagine ripping the roof off DC10, or indulging in coke with groupies after headlining SW4.
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"When DHS kept moving them out of our house, it just kept ripping our hearts," Michael says.
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In this case, a star wandered too close to the rogue black hole, ripping it to shreds.
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On Wednesday, Tommy Lee called out Travis Scott for allegedly "ripping off" two of his concert ideas.
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We will travel to Marseven as folks on Earthare still ripping open potato chipbags with their teeth.
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At the U.N. General Assembly in September, he told world leaders the group was ripping them off.
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NATO has been ripping us, we&aposve been defending Europe and they are not paying their bills.
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What they've let China get away with -- for years and years, China has been ripping us off.
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"Ripping apart our health care system — with no plan to replace it — will create chaos," said Sen.
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They're otherwise prone to ripping, sliding off, or sort of bursting, especially when not put on properly.
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You can do it quickly, too, this breakup — like ripping the bandage off of a healing wound.
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While ripping into Acosta, Trump accused him of being extremely rude to Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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But Lucas Perez, the mayor of Yalambojoch, said some coyotes are only interested in ripping off people.
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At that point, Atlanta made its move, ripping off a 16-6 run to end the period.
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Kanye West's clothing company is being sued for allegedly ripping off camouflage patterns from a competing company.
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A court has the power to invalidate a part of legislation without ripping apart the entire law.
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These teeth are well suited for grabbing hold of wriggling prey and ripping out chunks of meat.
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We tried to escape that mentality of just ripping a record and putting a beat under it.
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But that doesn't mean that kindergarteners are going to start ripping bowls in the nurse's office, though.
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And that's not even touching all the non-infringing applications of ripping, clipping, and remixing digital media.
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The star accused Missguided USA of ripping off her face, body and name to sell their products.
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Sunday, according to Cal Fire, ripping into neighborhoods when many residents had started to go to bed.
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One of the stars in Apep is rotating so fast that it is nearly ripping itself apart.
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President Lyndon Johnson's escalation of the Vietnam War in 1965 intensified that tension, ripping his party apart.
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It is now easier than ever to make sure your internet service provider isn't ripping you off.
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Tension peaked when Warren rebuked fellow Democrats by name in a fundraising email ripping the rollback effort.
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An actor in Broadway's "Frozen" is defending ripping a pro-Trump flag from an audience member's hands.
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"When Donald Trump talks about deporting 11 million immigrants, he's talking about ripping apart families," Clinton said.
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Politifact also cited a doctored photo that purported to show student Emma Gonzalez ripping up the Constitution.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trump is talking about wildly irresponsible tax cuts, renegotiating debt, and ripping up trade agreements.
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That was the president just a short time ago his rally in Pennsylvania ripping the Russia hoax.
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In short, horror movies relished ripping apart the bodies that exercise junkies spent so much time building.
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Ripping that all away by incarcerating them for failing to register only leaves the public at risk.
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According to Dolenz, Hendrix and his crew were ripping rockstars onstage; offstage they were quiet and shy.
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It takes you a week to feel better, and then you're ripping the Band-Aid off again.
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We're moving across the country, ripping ourselves away from social networks that can take years to construct.
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Mornings began with me ripping through my drawers and closet for multiple outfit changes and painstaking tweaks.
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It was funny, after 1991, they had to begrudgingly acknowledge bands that didn't play ripping guitar solos.
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I am still sorting and ripping the music, I act like I own a mini record shop.
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The scar on her left thigh from the knife ripping off her school uniform is still there.
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The Trail Blazers led by four points early in the fourth quarter before ripping off nine straight.
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After ripping through the Philippines and Hong Kong, the storm is pelting its way through southern China.
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After the handshake snub and speech-ripping moments went viral online, both sides sought to take advantage.
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People say their makeup puffs from Tati Westbrook&aposs beauty brand are ripping apart after being washed.
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Crosson later described at trial how a gun then "went off," the bullet ripping through his hand.
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The freighter crashed directly into Commander Benson's stateroom, ripping open a huge hole and trapping him inside.
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A bullet entered his left hip, shattering bones and ripping through organs and blood vessels, doctors said.
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"You'd be amazed by how many glasses are ripping you off," said Ms. Carter, of Bierstadt Lagerhaus.
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Billie Eilish is ripping a page out of Mark Wahlberg's playbook ... by living it up in Hawaii.
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Cuomo said the move would affect roughly 42,000 New Yorkers, upending their lives and ripping families apart.
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He also posted a fake photo doctored to show Parkland student Emma González ripping up the Constitution.
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He's betrayed our trust, our veterans and our president," it continues, ripping Tester as "disgraceful" and "dishonest.
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Trump has repeatedly accused China of ripping the U.S. off economically with currency manipulation and steel dumping.
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The administration is now sending signals that ripping up the Iran nuclear deal isn't a sure bet.
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I was still ripping them out of vintage dresses a month ago (and yes, I regret it).
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Equities kicked off the new year ripping higher, with the major averages notching fresh all-time highs.
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I think we're [at] this point, we're ripping limb from flesh, and culture's just totally f-cked.
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I think ripping families apart didn't also seem like a political issue, that was just totally insane.
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This seems to personally irk Mensch, who has occasionally suggested the Palmer Report is ripping her off.
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We broke the story ... Vlada Haggerty threatened to take action against Kylie for ripping off her work.
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It was stained with my blood from when he punched me, my metal braces ripping my lips.
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Now, the whole Larsen-C ice sheet isn't ripping off from the continent — only around 12 percent.
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Samantha Markle went off Tuesday evening, ripping into Meghan for allegedly shutting Thomas Markle out of her life.
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And, frankly, ripping babies, infants, toddlers, children from parents doesn&apost deal with the issue of MS-13.
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Whatever is happening in Cottonwood is no longer as benign as Sasha hallucinating ripping Becky's dress to shreds.
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This practice is commonly known as "stream ripping," and record companies have said that it's bigger than piracy.
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In 2016, the brand was accused of ripping off a shoe design from Italian luxury footwear brand, Aquazzura.
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"America saw an incorrigible child ripping up the State of the Union," Ms. Conway told reporters on Wednesday.
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On Tuesday, it accused Charnas of ripping off a Prada headband for her Something Navy line at Nordstrom.
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Prevented from ripping the aid budget apart, the White House has found other ways to leave its mark.
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During Tuesday night's State of the Union, House speaker Nancy Pelosi upstaged Trump by ripping up his speech.
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Trust those who know: There's nothing quite as embarrassing as ripping your pants in the middle of nowhere.
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She altered the dress by ripping out the lining and slip to give it a tattoo lace feel.
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Maybe that's some kind of cosmic punishment for Mr. Brooks, who is sometimes accused of ripping off Tolkien.
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It is possible to get a single section of the law removed without ripping up the entire legislation.
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He tells Daenerys this, ripping the pin marking him as the Hand of the Queen from his chest.
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Sure, we brought giant-size rolls to public restrooms, but that industrial stuff is thin, rough, hole-ripping.
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Deciding not to go to law school was like ripping out something that was part of my identity.
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Ripping up the Fourth Amendment's personal privacy protections also makes no sense from prison officials' point of view.
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And now, DARPA's saying scientists have found a way to do just that—without ripping open patients' skulls.
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It is revealing that Trump wants to resume a program the government itself says is ripping off taxpayers.
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Seamless appealed to its subscribers today with a saucy strike against Chipotle, even ripping off the company's logo.
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Bear Flag Robotics retrofits tractors with autonomous technology, enabling farmers to automate tasks like spraying, mowing and ripping.
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Photogs get pretty good at rolling with the punches and ripping up the most carefully drafted game plans.
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Chicago's Dexter Fowler fouled off three pitches before ripping a leadoff double to right in the first inning.
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He&aposs now ripping Pelosi for, quote, "trivializing" impeachment and says the process is tailor-made for Trump.
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Here's a recent example of the company's Mi 9 ripping off Apple's signature sand dunes from macOS Mojave.
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I need to know I can squat or run around and not have to worry about anything ripping.
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In late August, Brother Vellies' designer, Aurora James, criticized the Spanish chain for ripping off her Dhara sandal.
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When you rip off your shareholders or run a fake university, you are ripping off your own fans.
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The day ended with the judge in the case ripping into prosecutors, telling them to expedite their case.
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Ripping open that envelope, I found that she had been assigned to Willie L. Brown Jr. Middle School.
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After a few months of that kind of use, it's easy to imagine ripping the thing to shreds.
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Because there's no generic alternative, EpiPen manufacturer Mylan just keeps jacking up the price and ripping off patients.
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A: I'm at a forum a few weeks ago and I'm listening to these Democrats ripping him up.
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The most striking was House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's dramatic act of ripping up his speech towards the end.
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"Trump promised he wasn't going to let Wall Street keep getting away with ripping people off," said Donner.
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We got Farrah out at LAX and we had to ask about ripping off Kourtney earlier this month.
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For someone like that, ripping off Lego sets may have been a racket too profitable to pass up.
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Unfortunately for my sister, there were too many polyps to remove without ripping out her entire stomach lining.
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Colbert continued, ripping Senate Republicans for not having the courage to open up their bill for public discussion.
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Backpack Kid is the latest to jump into the lawsuit game over Fortnite allegedly ripping off signature dances.
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In reality, González was ripping apart a gun-range target for a Teen Vogue story about teenage activists.
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There I was, a sex writer ripping out a condom during penetrative sex after whining like a child.
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"I feel like it's ripping off the fan-base once the musician becomes more important than the music."
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Fox News anchor Shep Smith didn't let his conservative network hold him back from ripping into Donald Trump.
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But most are too harsh on my already irritated lips, and end up just ripping them even more.
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In the background, you can see an art style similar to Moss', but not directly ripping it off.
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Others made do by ripping the YETI logo from their cap or chucking a tumbler into the trash.
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Yrigoyen took the stage as a guest performer, dancing with the troupe and even ripping his shirt off.
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One dramatic moment in the video shows Swift ripping off her necklace and throwing it over a cliff.
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Paris's police prefect has released photos of union members ripping up paving stones to be used as projectiles.
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Ms Khawaja says she has been arrested 11 times, once for ripping up a picture of the king.
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But Becca Rea-Holloway did hear from Cyrus, after the musician was accused of ripping her off, too.
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One of Trump's main contentions was that the Jeff Bezos-led retailing juggernaut was ripping off the USPS.
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There were no easy answers amid the toxic stew of sulfur dioxide and lava ripping through the ground.
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The real image from Teen Vogue shows Gonzalez ripping up a target for practice at a gun range.
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Trump dedicated the majority of his speech to ripping into the media and trying to discredit his accusers.
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Frank Vatrano also scored in the shootout, ripping a forehand shot off Lundqvist's pad in the first round.
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The FBI chief also defended not "ripping off the bandaid" and releasing these highly sensitive documents for review.
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She did this by throwing away or ripping up a letter the defendant had written to the court.
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The only exceptions came when Donald Trump wrote checks to himself, allegedly ripping off of thousands of people.
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When his wife didn't recognize him anymore, he said he felt as if his heart was ripping apart.
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Trade wars have disrupted agriculture and manufacturing, ripping up supply chains and costing the government billions in aid.
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"They're ripping apart the notion that indigenous people were exterminated during the Conquest of the Desert," she added.
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Trump said he barely knows Conway, who has become well-known for his tweets ripping apart the president.
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She was filmed ripping up a sign featuring a swastika that another student had brought to the event.
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Kim Shui is accusing Fashion Nova, themost Googled brand in 2018, of ripping off two of her designs.
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Correct the Record, the super-PAC coordinating with Clinton's campaign, issued an ad ripping Trump's remarks on women.
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With the retail apocalypse ripping through the US, more than 9,100 stores are expected to close in 2019.
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Next to the wheel, four workers in hard hats stood atop a home, ripping off the metal roofing.
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If you orient everything around individual self-interest, you end up ripping the web of giving and receiving.
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Afterward, more allegations surfaced involving Cohen selling access and ripping off both the Trump organization and its contractors.
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The Contrarian Hot Take The one team everyone else is ripping that I'll kind of, sort of defend.
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Some people just like to pretend that they or a partner is swelling up, ripping through their clothing.
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Members of Weaver's sorority later found the trash bag outside and, ripping it open, saw the baby's remains.
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The 11-year-old piloted Durango comes just ripping through the intersection and the cop turns to pursue.
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"You'll start to get a feel for basic construction after ripping a few of your favorites," Atash says.
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It's one thing ripping off the system, but another keeping aid from people in the slums for cash.
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Bootleg for the Masses: Ms. Nirui doesn't consider her work as "ripping off other designers," but as homage.
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They continued to beat him, he said, ripping his T-shirt and shorts and leaving him with bruises.
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Not like this president is doing by ripping away the resources we need to actually solve this problem.
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President Trump has accused China of "ripping off our country" and plotting to grow stronger at America's expense.
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Or else, he faces the threat of border closings or Mr. Trump ripping up the U.S.M.C.A., or both.
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Forcing open that mold after it settles can be like ripping apart two ice cubes frozen as one.
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James also had his typical impact on defense, more than once ripping the ball out of Durant's hands.
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Yet none of that should be an excuse for brutalizing children by ripping them away from their parents.
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Many once-integrated communities are ripping apart along sectarian lines, with more accounts emerging of brazen religious targeting.
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No, she didn't There's an image floating around of Parkland survivor Emma Gonzalez ripping up the US Constitution.
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Hurricanes Irma and Maria — both Category Five storms — flogged St. John, ripping apart structures and flooding what remained.
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He let out a roar to the crowd after ripping his hands off the rim on the dunk.
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The storm last was heading out of Florida after cutting power for millions and ripping roofs off homes.
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Google your lite-fare media du jour and you'll find enthusiastic hit pieces, ripping Ivanka and her brand.
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Videos posted on social media show the prolific USWNT striker ripping shots on goal in recent training sessions.
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Shakeel Massey, a 20-year-old from north London, was arrested for allegedly ripping the $26 million painting.
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Terrifying video shows a &aposfire tornado&apos ripping through the Australian countryside as devastating fires ravage the country
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And when it's appropriate, she can use her vivid language to express the ripping depth of human pain.
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Trump has been critical of the investigations, calling them a "witch hunt" and ripping the agencies conducting them.
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"This idea that people are ripping off the system or something, that's just not true," he told NPR.
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At each performance, these actors have to convince an audience of 2,000 of their overwhelming, clothes-ripping desire.
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He's a contrast with President Donald Trump in most respects, but hardly akin to ripping the system up.
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A former State Department spokeswoman is ripping Democratic National Committee Deputy Chairman Keith Ellison for criticizing President Obama.
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Bannon is generally making a ruckus — ripping Republican Congressional leadership, talking about failures to meet expectations and more.
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Gucci was accused of ripping him off in 2017, and after some backlash ... they partnered up with him.
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The explosion sent shrapnel ripping into the fuselage of the Boeing 737-700 plane and shattered a window.
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It's reminiscent of a shark that will die if it doesn't keep moving and ripping little fish to shreds.
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Prisons that increase recidivism rather than productivity are ripping off the taxpayers and making all of us less safe.
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The company also appears to be nervous about another favorite Mark Zuckerberg pastime: ripping off other companies' core features.
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Cardi B was left exposed after getting into a fight with Nicki Minaj — ripping her dress in the process.
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Ripping out hundreds of vintage magazine pages without organizing my thoughts, I spread out my finds on the floor.
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But perhaps its organizers were never trying to get away with ripping off famous art in the first place.
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The report also identified an emerging trend around intellectual property theft called "stream ripping," that's plaguing the music industry.
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I'm going to stop the world from ripping off the U.S. I'll be able to take care of that.
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The ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee issued a statement shortly after Trump's visit ripping the new president.
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Kipnis extended the Indians' advantage to 7-0 in the fourth, ripping a two-run single to right-center.
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And we can&apost continue this, because it&aposs tearing -- it&aposs ripping through the fabric of this country.
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But as runners passed her by, she gave up – ripping it off completely and tossing it to the side.
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Sister had no problem ripping into the trees, which makes you wonder...where did she get her skills from?
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The show makes its preoccupation with ripping off the wholesome veneer of small town life apparent from the jump.
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The hard part is, This player is ripping up college, can he continue to do that in pro ball?...
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But does that "fake news" include all the people on the right who are ripping the president over Helsinki?
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"We know ripping children from their mothers' arms is not border security," Harris said in her convention speech Saturday.
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He had no qualms about ripping into his own work, so squeamish fans are advised to proceed with caution.
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Cyclone Fani killed at least 34 people in India, destroying houses, ripping off roofs and knocking down electricity poles.
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Also present was the head of Lockheed Martin, whom Mr Trump has previously roasted for ripping off the Pentagon.
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On Thursday, Trump posted a video edited to show Pelosi repeatedly ripping up his State of the Union speech.
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Ripping on the president's hat is a risky thing that I wanted to do confidently and with no regrets.
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Coca-growing has surged; farmers are planting the shrub in order to pocket payments for ripping it up again.
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Running with the classic trope of ripping off young creatives, one member even offered to pay Addman in exposure.
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Not only are people taking iPhone designs and hardware and repurposing them, some are ripping off the software too.
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Trump's speech on Monday night accusing her of ripping off Michele Obama's speech from the 219 Democratic National Convention.
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The fascinating history of Russia's longest-serving female monarch, court intrigue and lusty bodice-ripping merely seal the deal.
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Americans have elected a president who has described NATO as "obsolete" and accused China of ripping off their country.
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Chicago police have arrested more than a dozen people for ripping off luxury cars from the rental app Car23Go.
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And perhaps most impressively, Tremblay did the impossible — he made "Uptown Funk" tolerable again, ripping up the dance floor.
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He reacts by ripping her face off and stabbing her with the knife that's still in his body. Ouch.
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Way harder/faster than what a commercial aircraft could handle at that speed/altitude without ripping the wings off.
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In its review, What HiFi said this is one of the best USB-ripping turntables you can buy — period.
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Ripping apart of basic reality — that's what Putin's done in Russia, that's the way media channels work in Russia.
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Earlier this month, Lorde accused Kanye West and Kid Cudi of ripping off her floating glass box stage design.
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Sacramento whittled down the Jazz lead before halftime after ripping off 10 unanswered points late in the second quarter.
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OPEC and OPEC nations, are, as usual, ripping off the rest of the world, and I don't like it.
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Through a small set of windows on the doors they could see the tornado ripping apart their worship space.
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Designer knockoffs by celebrity clothing lines (and designers ripping off of each other) is, unfortunately, not an uncommon occurrence.
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But on a special day, we can be sure that Turner is hardcore ripping into a mango Juul pod.
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Hence the re-emergence of Anthony Scaramucci, who did a victory lap on TV this week ripping Bannon apart.
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To say that physicians are "ripping babies out" two to three days before birth is both reckless and ridiculous.
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SEALs rushed to a doorway, and Byers started ripping down blankets that covered it, exposing himself to enemy fire.
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The rift leads to scheming and swordplay aplenty, with some time left over for old-fashioned bodice-ripping trysts.
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" Trump fired back on Saturday, ripping the civil rights icon as "all talk, talk, talk - no action or results.
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Before she confronts the weatherman, she decides to help Titus confront the voice actor who is ripping him off.
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They opted to iterate on the spec car's electric guts instead of ripping them out and starting all over.
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"We are ripping apart their ability to use drones and to further get better" at perfecting their drone technology.
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It's almost like we're three brothers who are constantly ripping on each other and dragging in a different direction.
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After all, those guys spend seven months out of the year mercilessly ripping apart hapless teams of inferior construction.
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Ripping off the Band-Aid could mark a turning point for Gap and prevent it from fading away entirely.
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"It was like going to a critically ill patient and ripping the bandages off their wound," Mr. Mellor added.
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" "There are many ways to describe the @realDonaldTrump policy of ripping children away from their parents at the border.
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At least two people died in a Southern California wildfire ripping through the Malibu area of Los Angeles County.
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Hollywood stars are ripping the National Rifle Association (NRA) in the wake of Friday's deadly school shooting in Texas.
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"I think we have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works," he said.
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Another year in power meant another year of ripping up Obama-era regulations on the economy, environment and education.
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Ripping two crimson-colored sons out of me at 3347:40 am and 10:43 am, check and check.
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"I lost a massive Walmart deal at 17 for ripping a bong," she said in the same Twitter thread.
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Brennan's criticism on Tuesday of Trump marks his second time ripping the president on Twitter in as many days.
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The small cap Russell 2000 index is ripping to fresh records, while the overall stock market continues to struggle.
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"We started ripping down all the plaster, and we could see there were things wrong internally," Mr. Aschoff said.
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If you listen closely, you can hear the sounds of Eminem writing and ripping up paper in the background.
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The ad shows Romney ripping Trump for mocking a disabled reporter and for commenting on Megyn Kelly's menstrual cycle.
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Bolton has been vocal about ripping up the Obama administration's deal with Iran — a position that the president shares.
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If a scammer is ripping off residents, the city may not be able to bring a consumer protection suit.
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" Elizabeth screams, ripping off the turban that makes her look a little like the wicked queen from "Snow White.
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After ripping out layers of carpet and a foot-washing trough, they were left with a crumbling blank canvas.
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Nobody is ripping out pages or changing words; all they're doing is transferring your storytelling into a different medium.
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You may remember SNOW from 2016, as some people claimed that its selfie-filter app was ripping off Snapchat.
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And without a tailor on the ballot, America chose a candidate who didn't mind ripping the last threads apart.
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Uncertainty about the severity and duration of the coronavirus outbreak, ripping around the world at something like light speed.
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In particular, it plays fast and loose on intellectual property, in effect ripping off technologies and ideas developed elsewhere.
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She creates drones on the harmonium — an old, air-powered keyboard — and coaxes her bandmates into ripping them apart.
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In May, Cyclone Fani killed at least 34 people on India's eastern coast, destroying houses and ripping off roofs.
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"Ripping up is maybe too strong a word," Phares said of the agreement, in a conversation with the BBC.
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He began ripping Nicoll's body armor off and found a bullet entrance on his back, just over the lungs.
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It was falsified from a Teen Vogue image in which she was pictured ripping apart a paper shooting target.
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John Galliano has created one at Maison Margiela, ripping up the old rules, de- and reconstructing basics in style.
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And Salter… His eyes fell on Salter, ripping it up to some pop song, all elbows and whipping hair.
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How can you get mad at people for ripping you off when the meme is taken from somewhere else?
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Among other accusations, he has charged Amazon with ripping off the Post Office and Google with censoring conservative users.
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I envisioned myself ripping the foil from a pack of hard-won Dunkaroos and finding only LSD tabs inside.
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This isn't the first time the Kardashian-Jenner sisters have accused one another of ripping off each other's looks.
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After ripping through the Philippines and Hong Kong, pictured above, Typhoon Mangkhut is pelting its way through southern China.
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But Democratic presidential candidates, led by former Vice President Joe Biden, are ripping into Trump for politicizing the situation.
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My husband skipped around the property with tools that looked like Tower of London souvenirs, gleefully ripping out drywall.
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With shares of Elon Musk's automaker ripping more than 14% higher in Monday trading, losses are climbing for shorts.
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But Pelosi now takes on two new foes in light of her viral speech-ripping moment: Facebook and Twitter.
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Cipollone argued that impeachment in an election year is tantamount to "canceling an election" and "ripping up" Americans' ballots.
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As of Thursday, the Adaminaby Complex Bushfire was ripping through The Snowy Monaro region in southern New South Wales.
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Cruz accuses Obama of appeasing Iran in signing the nuclear deal, calling for "ripping it up" and reinstituting sanctions.
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"We have to bring the country together," he said, adding that the bickering between parties was "ripping" Americans apart.
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Nimmo jumped on the first pitch in the at-bat from Leiter, ripping it over the right-center fence.
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Harvey made landfall along a stretch of the Gulf Coast late Friday, with home-ripping winds and epic rains.
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Ripping children away from their parents under the pretense of community safety when these are our neighbors and churchgoers?
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Mainly, the adhesive is now reusable, so you can move the panels around without ripping paint off your wall.
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Rather than seen as ripping off other creators, audiences enjoy trends and become inspired to create their own version.
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"I think they're ripping us off, and I think they know it, and it bothers me," Mr. King said.
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Chae, a member of the minority liberal-conservative Bareunmirae Party, said he considered ripping out the window to escape.
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He praised himself as brave for ripping away the health care subsidies that are key to the insurance market.
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Nike's products haven't had any major malfunctions in the past, except for some NBA jerseys briefly ripping in 2017.
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This sequel trilogy no-show deserves a ripping hero moment, and it better not end with a noble sacrifice.
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Then he let out this animal shriek and started tearing at his hair, like, literally ripping out entire tufts.
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Her tips are meager, and management is ripping her off and taking away most of what little she's earned.
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As a budding artist, Rae remembers ripping up middle school art projects at the sight of any small imperfection.
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In the final weeks leading up to the election, he aired ads featuring footage of the president ripping Edwards.
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He has questioned NATO's economic underpinning by ripping allies in Europe for not spending enough on their own defense.
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Photographs and video posted on social media showed an enormous blaze ripping through the girders of the building's roof.
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He rammed a car full of explosives into an Indian convoy, ripping apart a bus packed with paramilitary troops.
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Clinton's on-the-ground ripping of Trump on Monday, however, is more personal than Obama's tax attack on Romney.
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Internet archivist Jason Scott says that ripping NSFW content off of Tumblr is similar, except it's cataclysmic in scale.
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People might say, "I'm very interested in eating healthy," I'm ripping off Ezra Klein, I talked to this fall.
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Solomon's suing Adult Swim for ripping off his idea ... and wants more than $75 million to make it right.
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The alternative, of ripping and replacing existing gear, could set back rollouts by years and cost billions, they warn.
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Micah: I don't think he could actually be sure just by ripping apart his room and looking for bugs.
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But some people are getting ahead of themselves and just ripping off the cladding without applying a non-combustible alternative.
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In other words, Instagram is taking a break from ripping off Snapchat features to make a move on YouTube's turf.
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Like ripping off a bandaid, we're just going to come out and say it: Ed Hardy is making a comeback.
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But more simply: A 7.1 is a very powerful quake, capable of destroying whole buildings or ripping facades off others.
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Using forceps, I grabbed at the free edge of skin; I cringed at the ripping sound as tissue tore loose.
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RHP Justin Verlander by ripping a double into the gap in right-center field, giving Cleveland a 1-0 lead.
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If you see a meme of Nancy Pelosi ripping up a speech, you might be curious about what it said.
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Hurricane Matthew made landfall close to Haiti's westernmost point, ripping across the Grand'Anse region before heading back into the Caribbean.
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Second, strike Iran's positions in Lebanon, Syria and Iraq, ripping out the infrastructure Tehran has constructed over the past decade.
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They'd be aggressive, ripping your clothes off and tossing you around like a rag doll, grunting wildly the whole time.
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The California Republican blasted Pelosi, arguing that ripping the speech was disrespectful to the people Trump honored during his remarks.
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White says he's not a fan of announcers ripping pro fighters -- but acknowledges that everyone is entitled to their opinion.
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Early in the book, one of the characters is crying in a field, ripping up the grass and eating it.
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New York authorities fined SLSJET about $1.6 million in 2014 for ripping off its drivers on fees to lease vehicles.
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With copyright, you have to prove the infringing author was reasonably exposed to the work they're accused of ripping off.
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NYPD officers are shown ripping a child from his mother's arms at a food stamp center in an "appalling" video.
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When I was three, I was ripping curry leaves, sitting on the floor at the hem of my grandmother's sari.
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But instead of ripping up the trade agreements, as the GOP nominee advocates, the losers should be compensated, he added.
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Kahn previously defended the "Look What You Made Me Do" video amid allegations of ripping off Beyoncé's "Formation" music video.
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There's Dylan and Cal having sex on the beach right after Dylan confesses to ripping out a young boy's eye.
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"People are kind of ripping the characters away and taking them and making fan art and fan fiction," Brennan says.
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Videos cropped up in recent days showing the 31-mile-an-hour twister rattling trees and ripping across the grass.
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The exposé is ripping apart the alliance between the president and his erstwhile aide and Breitbart News boss Steve Bannon.
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The third set whizzed by in 26 minutes as Shapovalov again seized control with some ripping winners off both flanks.
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Rust beat Vasilevskiy after being left alone above the circles at 1:73, ripping a shot over his glove hand.
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The CEO even had to testify in front of Congress, and ultimately pay back $465 million for ripping off Medicare.
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Riddick, too, said Dozier was distraught, ripping off his vest and throwing it on the ground along with his badge.
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The young girl stared into my eyes, her gaze ripping through my soul and breaking me momentarily free of distress.
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There are dozens of un-obvious ones that are ripping through the back-office functions of many of these companies.
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Like a tabloid magazine ripping its headlines from the Bible, Pontormo scandalizes the Virgin's visitation with her aged relative Elizabeth.
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After ripping higher on the Trump trade, longer-term interest rates may be about to calm down for a while.
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One was over a mean-spirited scheme to avoid paying tax on a Chicago mansion by ripping out its toilets.
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He spent about four months getting over to (and in) the tower, ripping out the moldy carpet, rebuilding the bar.
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This show is more interested in ripping off the masks these characters wear only to reveal another one lurking underneath.
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California authorities say a wildfire ripping through Shasta County in the north has grown Thursday after tripling in size overnight.
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And Republicans left the chamber praising Trump's speech and seizing on Pelosi's now-viral moment ripping up the president's speech.
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Ripping kids out of primary schools and sending them to be indefinitely warehoused on a tiny remote island is wrong.
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You'll recall, Drake dredged up the old feud recently by ripping into Kanye West for betraying his confidence to Push.
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There is now natural speculation that more could follow, ripping a gaping hole in the U.K.'s second-largest party.
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Ronzoni is ripping off customers by shortchanging them on the company's healthy pasta alternatives ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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In the last month alone, Khloe and Kylie were both accused of ripping off black designers with their clothing lines.
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For anyone who knows the unfathomable embarrassment of ripping ones jeans straight down the back, take heart: That's fashion now.
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They say imitation is the highest form of flattery — unless you're talking about straight up ripping off someone else's show.
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Meth and Red are MIA -- probably ripping a bong somewhere -- but one of the original producers, Shauna Garr, is returning.
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At last year's United Nations General Assembly, he told the nations of the world that OPEC is ripping them off.
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But it needs to be replenished rather frequently since the lions have a habit of ripping their catches to shreds.
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From the very beginning of Android, Apple has been complaining that its Android competitors are ripping off its iPhone designs.
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They particularly enjoy the spectacle of the EU ripping itself apart, from the refugee crisis to the looming Brexit vote.
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Hughes and her supporters gathered more and more evidence of what they claimed were examples of BuzzFeed ripping off creators.
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"Journalism has died in this country; there isn't any," he said, ripping the media for its negative coverage of Trump.
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I was soon one of these volunteers, shoveling dirt, ripping grass weeds from the earth, and separating compost into ditches.
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Gone are the days of zip drives, bigger zip drives, faster DVD writing, ripping and pirated versions of Windows 95.
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For not being worthy of an article on this page, you spend a lot of time ripping me to shreds!
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"A lot of people are tired of watching other countries ripping off the United States," he said, back in 1987.
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He said he would initiate new sanctions on Iran, ripping up the touchstone agreement negotiated by his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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Peterson carried the load for most of it, ripping off runs of 18, 17 and 28 yards on consecutive plays.
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A fake photo showing a Parkland student ripping up the Constitution has gone viral among some on the far right.
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While Hurricane Florence was raging in the southeastern United States, Typhoon Mangkhut was ripping through the Philippines and Hong Kong.
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Prototype jeans are usually created by using chemicals and manually ripping, tearing, or wearing down a physical pair of jeans.
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Canaccord Genuity said stocks keep ripping higher because historically low inflation gives the Fed more leeway for continued aggressive easing.
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I think we should be very sad if we do, because the presumption is that foreigners are ripping us off.
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Trump frequently responded by questioning the MSNBC hosts' intelligence, accusing them of bias against him and ripping their show's ratings.
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Late last week, Romney gave a scathing speech ripping Trump as a "phony" and "fraud" who had deceived American voters.
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The president simultaneously touted the strength of the U.S. economy while ripping the central bank for failing to fix it.
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Then a ripping sound of motorcycle engines exploded close by, and daredevils came flying through another opening in the tent.
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As Adina Hoffman says, the style is all over the place—veering from modernist free association to pulpy bodice-ripping.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Friday ripping his comments and the New York Daily News mocking him on its front page.
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"The economy is really ripping and you can see that customers are going through this massive digital transformation," he said.
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You just, you know, ripping assets away from the community, but then there is a surplus on the other side.
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The Panthers halved the lead at 17:13, with Vincent Trocheck ripping a shot over Oilers goalie Cam Talbot's shoulder.
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Baltimore's public schools switched entirely to bottled water in 2007 because ripping out the lead plumbing would have been impractical.
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In the early days of cars, people drove "horseless carriages," fearful of travel at a ripping 20 miles an hour.
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Frankly, this news story about a cafe in India ripping them off is the best coverage they've had all year.
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Her message that billion-dollar lab companies were ripping people off with costly, outdated, and unnecessarily painful technology deeply resonated.
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For this episode, it's important to show that ripping kids away from their mothers is bad, and rape is bad.
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But Coltrane was shoving off in a different direction, ripping his technique apart and seeking a new kind of transcendence.
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Her message that billion-dollar lab companies were ripping people off with costly, outdated, and unnecessarily painful technology resonated deeply.
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The screen's most notable panel depicts the Nine-Dragon Falls, whose V-shaped valley gives onto a ripping white waterfall.
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And on Wednesday night, a series of violent tornadoes tore through the region, ripping apart buildings and darkening whole neighborhoods.
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" -- August 15 exchange with reporters "China is ripping our country like has never happened before in history with any country.
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The pandemic that is ripping through nearly every country on earth has shown us, in many ways, borders aren't real.
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O'Keeffe's Working Hands Cream, available at Amazon, $7.29Every winter, my cuticles get terribly dry and start ripping, cracking, and peeling.
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Between the moments, it slips in the footage of Pelosi ripping up the speech as if it happened multiple times.
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He has a good ear for dialogue and, in the midst of a ripping yarn, makes time for graceful turns.
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After ripping off 11 points in the game's early going, went scoreless until his critical 3-pointers late in regulation.
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He followed up with an extraordinary tweet ripping his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions, and practically begging him to resign.
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Trump spent much of the morning tweeting and retweeting messages critical of Democrats and ripping the proceedings in the House.
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"I'm at a forum a few weeks ago and I'm listening to these Democrats ripping him up," Mr. Cox said.
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After a seven-minute pause, the circus tricks resumed, with Thiem ripping a backhand past Zverev to take his serve.
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After ripping up the textbooks from her secretarial courses, he demanded that she burn them and drop out of school.
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But we at least owe our students the time to make sure we aren't just absent-mindedly ripping them off.
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Then give the results a close listen before you plow into ripping your whole CD collection to digital audio files.
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Since then, Merkel has established herself as a voice for the types of international agreements that Trump relishes ripping up.
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There is nothing to stop someone from cutting the power cable and ripping the Nest Cam Outdoor off my home.
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"It's not mine," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters in India, after ripping the Times for publishing the piece.
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Today is also a stark reminder that our country has a dark history of ripping children away from their parents.
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The index has been ripping to record highs this year, and it's a call that's worked out well for Hogan.
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Trump has attacked the billionaire on Twitter for paying too little in taxes and ripping off the U.S. Postal Service.
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All the while, the Spanish flu was ripping around the world, killing many victims within hours of their first symptoms.
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Several hours after tweeting about Kanye ripping off Max B, Wiz tweeted the following: Hit this kk and become yourself.
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In a time of constant darkness, it's nice to embrace a little over-the-top affection and mysterious bodice-ripping.
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He had been using bread to lure them to his window, and then ripping their heads off and collecting them.
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Your experience on 9/11, living near Ground zero, will always make this ripping roar one of terror for you.
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Look at that story in the New York Times about Idaho Falls and fake news, how it's ripping the town apart.
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"I should stop telling people that the first time I meet them," she laughs, ripping a bite off of a croissant.
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The 15 oil-producing nations of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, or OPEC, are "ripping off" the world, he said.
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That's like ripping a dollar bill in half—or like working an entire week, but only getting paid through Wednesday afternoon.
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Paper Girls follows four paper delivery girls who get swept up in a time-travelling, dimension-ripping, world-shaking Cleveland adventure.
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Brar was the mastermind behind the scam, and by all accounts seems to have been pretty good at ripping people off.
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But that's not all; players will also be ripping and tearing through outer space and the depths of Hell once more.
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And the photo-sharing platform just dug another hole in Snapchat's deepening grave by ripping off another one if its features.
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And then when I say well look, we&aposre going to put tariffs in there because they have been ripping us.
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People were even ripping America's Funniest Videos to put online—AFV did have it figured out first, so that is obvious.
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A Republican lawmaker on Thursday expressed his disgust with a Democratic resolution by ripping it in half on the House floor.
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However, Sanders later released a video online ripping into Biden over the issue and talked about it elsewhere on the trail.
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Mexico should also seize on Mr Trump's occasional hints that he is open to renegotiating NAFTA rather than ripping it up.
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In a remarkable moment of defiance, the speaker began ripping Trump's speech immediately following his third State of the Union address.
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Misfits took the first two team fights and got the payload moving quickly, ripping through wave after wave of EnVyUs's defense.
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Convert23MP22018, one of the world's most-used stream ripping sites, has shut down globally following action coordinated by IFPI and BVMI.
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Ripping people from their communities and sending them to a country they haven't seen in more than a decade seems cruel.
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T-Mobile's ability to combine that spectrum with other offerings is why Legere is leaning back and ripping apart his rivals.
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It's probably how most dads would want us to celebrate Father's Day anyhow: by endlessly ripping on them for their failures.
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And despite Johansson's self-confessed hatred of conflict, she does a pretty good job ripping into Hemsworth's biceps and "grandma cardigans".
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Nintendo filed a lawsuit today claiming that a Tokyo-based go-karting service is ripping its ideas directly from Mario Kart.
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A landlord hired us to clear out the place so that he could begin renovations—ripping up all the carpets, repainting.
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" When asked for clarification in the deposition, Rob added that the physical contact made during the shirt-ripping "didn't feel good.
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Things open with a terrible storm amid a ruined city, where powerful winds are literally ripping up the world around you.
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"If you start losing one of your dishes, you're essentially ripping off a piece of the Earth-sized telescope," said Doeleman.
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Pence's recycled line "There they go again," he said, ripping off a famous debate line from Ronald Reagan in 1980. 7.
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Then he squabbled some more with Jordan and then Evan asked for the $20 Chad owes him for ripping his shirt.
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The fun day turned to tragedy when her long red hair got tangled in the machinery, brutally ripping off her scalp.
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A man approaches one captive, strung up by his neck, then guts him by stabbing him and ripping out his intestines.
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This enables them to invade cells— and they do so by ripping open the membrane barriers that are in its way.
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As he tells it, he started out by ripping off his own father in a credit card fraud at age 21987.
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" When asked for clarification in the deposition, Kardashian added that the physical contact made during the shirt-ripping "didn't feel good.
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You are absolutely allowed to skip going to the gym when there's a "bomb cyclone" ripping through parts of the country.
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We need somebody that's tough, that will stop China and OPEC and all these other nations from just ripping us up.
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I'll be desperately trying to remain upright in a sari without accidentally ripping the whole thing off due to misplaced steps.
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"The market is going to have a tough time ripping higher from here without some leadership from the transports," Geisdorf said.
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This means they can ionize our poor DNA nucleotides , ripping them apart and occasionally leading to uncontrollable replication errors (aka, cancer).
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Then I started collecting all the DVDs and self-ripping the DVDs from my Netflix that I was receiving in college.
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LONDON – Firefighters are battling a large blaze that is ripping of a renowned art school in the Scottish city of Glasgow.
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"The next morning he was ripping tubes out of his mouth and I don't really think that's a coincidence," she says.
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The model is being shamed for ripping off Rose McGowan's iconic chainlink dress from the MTV Video Music Awards in 1998.
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With each passing moment, his fear built until the crowd descended on him, ripping off his gear and beating him mercilessly.
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North Africans are trying to get across, but must use smugglers or act alone, traipsing through woods or ripping up fences.
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For weeks now, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have been quietly ripping into each other.
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This will allow the new system to begin working alongside the old (ObamaCare), without ripping the carpet out from beneath anyone.
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Around 100 protesters were gathered in the area, some of whom were ripping bricks from the sidewalk to hurl at police.
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"Guys were just ripping the crap out of the waves," said Gray, who works with the brand Body Glove alongside Magnusson.
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NBC is taking ripping headline crimes to the next level by ordering the latest iteration of Law & Order to a series.
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Christian worked almost around the clock to get it ready for his boys, ripping off siding and tearing up old carpet.
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Senator Bernie Sanders told Canadians that they should defend their health care system and that drug companies were ripping them off.
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Serving people that support separating families, ripping children and babies from parents...being against immigrants which you benefit the most from?
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"We have got to take on the drug companies who are ripping us off and the private insurance companies," he said.
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They want Biden so that China can continue to make 500 billion a year and more, ripping off the Untied States.
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Toward the middle of the track, she's slightly off the ground, her voice ripping; she is playing for an invisible audience.
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Ramirez gave the Red Sox another lead in the fifth, ripping a two-out, RBI double into the right-center gap.
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The Indians did just enough to beat Kansas City, ripping 10 hits off Royals' starter, and loser, Brad Keller (7-6).
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The sensation waxed for many hours and caused "a deep ripping and tearing pain," as Debbie described it at the time.
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Megan Rapinoe, who has yet to play since ripping up her right knee in December, did not get on the field.
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They want Biden so that China can continue to make $500 billion a year and more, ripping off the United States.
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Still not getting on the field was Megan Rapinoe, who has yet to play since ripping up her knee last December.
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Knocking on wood is one thing, but doing things like fighting over wedding bouquets and ripping flowers apart is another story.
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Mortal Kombat was, after all, a game about ripping out spines from the bodies of at the time photo-realistic adversaries.
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" Russia, he said, "is ripping up the rule book by undermining democracy, wrecking livelihoods by targeting critical infrastructure, and weaponizing information.
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Sometimes the meme trumpets that victory, like the Ethereum stans chuckling at Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash ripping one another to shreds.
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Maybe say something about how CTE is a legitimate disease and the NFL is voluntarily ripping up it's bogus concussion settlement.
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" Ahmed, 9: "Each layer of poster ripping away [is] to reveal what is in reality a devastated and heartbroken boy underneath.
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Peggy winced a little, as it seemed as though the rip were actively ripping, the cut creeping up toward her belly.
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The paper had already made its way through the official peer review process before unofficial reviewers began ripping it to shreds.
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Tony Dungy is ripping into Josh McDaniels -- saying there's "no excuse big enough to justify" screwing over all of the asst.
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"It's not ripping because economic data is good," said Nancy Davis, chief investment officer at Quadratic Capital Management in Greenwich, Conn.
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Usually it's resolved by des Grieux ripping it off her wrist — forcing her to choose his love rather than another's money.
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The Saudi silent majority is clearly fed up with the injustice of so many princes and billionaires ripping off their country.
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Here, the physical energy of ripping away poster parts and the political energy pushing for revolution fuse into one aesthetic statement.
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He is a candidate ripping the party to shreds and hurting our odds of taking back the White House and Senate.
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Reichardt's new film "First Cow," indeed tells a story — a ripping good yarn, actually — while it retunes the sensibilities of spectatorship.
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A fire crew in Paradise also lent a hand, extinguishing a blaze that was ripping through an alleyway behind his dwelling.
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"China has been ripping off our country for many, many years," the president told reporters at the White House on Tuesday.
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"It is absolutely unacceptable for profitable corporations to provide obscene compensation packages to executives, while ripping off workers and their families."
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There are arrows of extra electricity ripping through the air, and loud drum noises in the sky when two temperatures collide.
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It amounts to a promise to continue ripping families apart unless settled legal protections for Mr. Trump's child hostages are removed.
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"So we kept on making pieces, then ripping them up and starting again and that's how we gained confidence," she adds.
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The whole office was doing it for two weeks or longer: ripping off actual stickers and sticking on the new ones.
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The only thing he was good at was talking ... non-stop ... about socialism and how the rich were ripping everybody off.
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As he drives, ripping past one classic American car after another, he clutches the wheel, the camera pointing up at him.
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You are literally a part of what is a charade that will live in perpetuity, that is ripping this country apart.
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At his best, Cilic plays a menacing brand of tennis, blasting aces, ripping groundstrokes and moving forward to knock off volleys.
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She accused them of ripping her pants at one point, before one officer grabbed her and began to drag her off.
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And you don't have to worry about ripping your earbuds out every time you do a crunch or a back squat.
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The deal initially sent Pandora shares ripping nearly 20 percent higher in the premarket but fell 1.2 percent in regular trading.
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On Tuesday, Trump told the UN General Assembly OPEC is "ripping off the rest of the world" by pushing up prices.
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Chip stocks are ripping higher, and one market watcher says the semiconductor space could be in for an even bigger rally.
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Kelley Paul penned an op-ed earlier this week ripping the media for its coverage of the attack on her husband.
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"I'm not too keen on ripping space out of the Air Force and creating a space corps," Nelson said in March.
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Merrifield broke up Liriano's no-hitter leading off the sixth by ripping an 0-2 fastball over the left-field wall.
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However, after that, U.S. Treasury Secretary Mukuchin wrote on twitter ripping reports of Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg as fake news.
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Ripping off an array of straps, he removed a worn prosthetic leg so Dr. Munjed al-Muderis could examine his stump.
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Overall, it was less relaxing than the others, but definitely more relaxing than ripping off my own cuticles until they bleed.
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It taps into unashamed fun that will make a soul soar like a cotton candy–colored pterodactyl ripping through blue sky.
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But Cornyn, Corker, and others said they didn't harbor any hard feelings against Cruz for ripping them apart during the campaign.
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President Donald Trump is taking another swipe at China — by ripping up an international treaty that's more than a century old.
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If they damage our dreaming and our story in the land, that's just like ripping a page out of the book.
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This is why Zara, H&M, Forever 217, and Urban Outfitters get away with ripping off the ideas of other designers.
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Frustratingly, we never get to fully see Carol ripping through the sky against men's orders or peeling out in her Mustang.
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" When Trump talked of ripping up the Obama administration's Iran deal, Brennan said the move would be "the height of folly.
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On Friday, Swift released a promotional snippet which featured shots that some have accused her of ripping off Beyoncé's "Formation" video.
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That might be a nice little exception the NFL can make, seeing as it's been complicit in not only ripping off fanbases and lining the pockets of billionaire owners who threaten to leave, but also ripping out the hearts of fanbases of teams that actually do leave for, say, the more willing rubes of Los Angeles.
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This is also true when the debate of Friends, ripping off the all-black sitcom Living Single is tossed into the mix.
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Ripping into his opponents, after all, is what Mr Trump is best at—and he is anxious to get on with that.
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Green groups accuse organizers of ripping up vegetation and ruining the river's fragile ecosystem by damaging its bed and disrupting water flows.
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When protesters at the main camp nearby heard that police were ripping the bridge apart, a group of them arrived on scene.
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Because mainstream media now reads like The Onion, the headline "Donald Trump Kicks Baby Out of Rally" is ripping across the Internet.
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Sturdivant-Drew says that using a slippery oil is a great way to ensure a seamless removal without ripping your hair out.
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The original image was from a Teen Vogue article in which the teenage activist was shown ripping up a gun-range target.
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Who among us would not love to spend a Christmas morning ripping through Donkey Kong Country or the original Super Mario Kart?
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Jack Osbourne and his wife -- who just filed for divorce -- are ripping a page outta the Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin playbook.
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Video shows the drone ripping through the plane's wing in conditions that simulate a crash taking place at 238 miles per hour.
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There&aposs going to be ridiculous tweeting and commentary, but the economy is -- the engine of the economy is ripping right now.
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After ripping the backside of her multicolored beaded jumpsuit, the rapper informed the audience of the mishap and briefly left the stage.
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An artist's slick, probing designs tell ripping stories of crime and justice, and just as abruptly, calls her revealing stories into question.
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Inevitably, I end up undercooking, overcooking, or just completely ripping it apart in the process; I've been ruining salmon dinners since 2013.
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The Oscars were a great night for Mexico & why not—they are ripping off the US more than almost any other nation.
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There's good TV and then there's great TV. Good TV is, like, Bachelor savant Corinne ripping her top off in the pool.
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Shirdon was featured in an ISIS propaganda video that showed him ripping up his Canadian passport and throwing it into a fire.
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Wasn't it just yesterday that Eli was ripping out Tom Brady's still-beating heart in Super Bowls and feeding it to him?
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"I support my president and, if you don't, let's have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off," Richard said.
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"I support my President and, if you don't, let's have a conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off," he said.
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In at least one case, they beat her with an electrical cord, and once tore her earlobe by ripping out her earring.
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Sara M. Lyons, a California-based illustrator and designer, has accused Snapchat of ripping off her design for one of its filters.
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When Instagram launched Stories in summer 2016, people initially scoffed that it was ripping off Snapchat — any yet they quickly adopted it.
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That legacy of blending genres lives on in Punk Black, whose bands are often as comfortable spitting verse as ripping guitar solos.
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Just ripping it in half, and tearing into it with your teeth like a savage cannibal who hasnt eaten in a week!
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After releasing reunion single "Make War," From First to Last were accused of ripping off punk band Culture Abuse for their artwork.
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Others will spend their time destroying the canvas — trying to eat it, ripping it in half or throwing it across the room.
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Such markets fall short of the ideal of perfect competition, but nor are they examples of lazy monopolies ripping off hapless consumers.
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A whole new system meant ripping out the old hardware, re-training employees, giving all of the residents new key fobs, etc.
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"When we're like…we both have nothing to wear LOL @emrata," Kim captioned the snap, ripping off her infamous original nude caption.
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Three people were killed and more than 20 injured in an "extremely dangerous" storm that sent tornadoes ripping across Missouri late Wednesday.
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Kylie and Khloe have both been accused of ripping off indie designers and makeup artists, many of whom are women of color.
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