"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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This is happening all over the country, ripping apart communities.
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"I don't want that to keep ripping apart," Lovullo said.
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Racial, religious and political tensions are ripping apart American society.
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I believe he's literally ripping apart the fabric of our country.
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For comparison, I tried ripping apart a normal pair of pantyhose.
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The ripping apart is depicted in great, bloody, muscle-tearing detail.
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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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"The government forces us to participate in ripping apart a family," he wrote.
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But that doesn't have to lead to ripping apart the global supply chain.
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Is Facebook ripping apart the social fabric, to use Palihapitiya's words, or isn't it?
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Plus, as much as they love ripping apart plush animals, it's not especially intellectually stimulating.
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N. is here already ripping apart the house with his coworker, B. 5:45 p.m.
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In fact, it is ripping apart entire communities and subjugating them on a colossal scale.
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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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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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"You're dealing with people ripping apart shelves, and employees are not used to that," he said.
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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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"Ripping apart our health care system — with no plan to replace it — will create chaos," said Sen.
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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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"When Donald Trump talks about deporting 11 million immigrants, he's talking about ripping apart families," Clinton said.
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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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People say their makeup puffs from Tati Westbrook&aposs beauty brand are ripping apart after being washed.
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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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When his wife didn't recognize him anymore, he said he felt as if his heart was ripping apart.
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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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Forcing open that mold after it settles can be like ripping apart two ice cubes frozen as one.
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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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Hurricanes Irma and Maria — both Category Five storms — flogged St. John, ripping apart structures and flooding what remained.
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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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Through a small set of windows on the doors they could see the tornado ripping apart their worship space.
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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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After all, those guys spend seven months out of the year mercilessly ripping apart hapless teams of inferior construction.
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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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It was falsified from a Teen Vogue image in which she was pictured ripping apart a paper shooting target.
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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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Micah: I don't think he could actually be sure just by ripping apart his room and looking for bugs.
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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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And on Wednesday night, a series of violent tornadoes tore through the region, ripping apart buildings and darkening whole neighborhoods.
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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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One by one, Democrats and Republicans alike took turns ripping apart Mr. Stumpf and what took place at the bank he leads.
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The doctored image of Ms. González ripping apart the Constitution of the United States, began to spread during the march on Saturday.
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But as his remarks about Cuban doctors show, that would hardly stop him from stumbling in and ripping apart what's currently working.
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The contractor started ripping apart the upstairs bathroom and our family moved into a small bedroom at the front of the house.
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An asteroid about that size hit Earth a bit over a century ago in remote Siberia, ripping apart 800 square miles of forest.
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Consider that Northcutt losing his temper against Gall was far more interesting than watching viral videos of him happily ripping apart an apple.
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If it weren't for liquidity right now, the stock market rally could be ripping apart, according to BMO Private Bank's chief investment officer.
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And a GIF of Mr. Trump caught grimacing and ripping apart his notes at the third debate's end was retweeted nearly 10,000 times.
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For all the fears of Brexit and the National Front ripping apart Europe, the continent has an unprecedented opportunity to move closer together.
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Reeves spends most of his time harshly ripping apart Ryder's optimism and Ryder kind of just whines about being at the wedding at all.
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He has denounced China, called for ripping apart the North American Free Trade Agreement, and accused generations of American trade negotiators of being incompetent.
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The trailer was uprooted from its base, tumbling across the road and slamming into nearby parked vehicles, before striking a tree and ripping apart.
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A single cluster bomb can contain dozens, even hundreds, of baseball-size bomblets that spray in all directions, ripping apart anything in their path.
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Electronic waste or e-waste arrives by the truckload to a southeastern Chinese town called Guiyu where locals are experts at ripping apart electronic trash.
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Their latest project was ripping apart the "unhackable" eyeDisk, an allegedly secure USB flash drive that uses iris recognition to unlock and decrypt the device.
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The hottest-known exoplanet is so hot it rips apart its own molecules "Ripping apart its own molecules" is a pretty dramatic level of heat.
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It's through their eyes that we first encounter Kong, an unfathomably large ape unbothered by bullets and capable of ripping apart helicopters with his bare hands.
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In other words, these are not people who take their cues from the center-left wonk class that has been ripping apart their plan since Monday.
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It's not unlike the way that general audiences are currently ripping apart this movie, or critics like yours truly are breaking it down piece by piece.
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What's not to love about the image of a dinosaur ripping apart a tiki-shack bathroom to eat the delicious accountant hiding on a toilet inside?
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District Court Judge Richard Leon ruled in June that the merger could proceed with no conditions — ripping apart the government's case in a 172-page opinion.
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Renegotiating or abandoning the North American Free Trade Agreement, for example, risks ripping apart the economic underpinnings of the United States auto industry and many others.
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Read: Inside the brutal war that's ripping apart the Central African Republic The Burundian troops have a positive reputation for their tactical peacekeeping operations in CAR.
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Photos and video footage posted to Twitter and Instagram show demonstrators smashing windows, ripping apart furniture and flags and torching parts of the building with Molotov cocktails.
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First Brad and Angelina killed romance forever, and now Jean-Ralphio has come face to face with his biological father, Steve Harrington, ripping apart the space-time continuum.
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Chopping and grinding food essentially does part of the work of digestion, making more calories available to your body by ripping apart cell walls before you eat it.
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You could maybe slow down the spins further from the center of the spinning plate, but then you should see the continents ripping apart from the different speeds.
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Medieval scripts describe ways to deal with "revenants," such as digging up potential zombies, cutting off their heads, ripping apart their limbs, and burning pieces in a fire.
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I photographed hundreds of women and the decimation not just of people's lives and the land on which they lived, but also the ripping apart of entire cultures.
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Though no one was injured in the accident, traffic was stalled for miles after the truck hit an overpass, ripping apart the trailer and spilling pizzas onto the road.
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No tearing or ripping apart of the pouches required: to open, all we had to do was simply unscrew the small plastic spout and then pour out the kernels.
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" Also last year, former vice president of user growth Chamath Palihapitiya said he believed "we have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works.
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As the Irish voted, the American public was consumed with another story about care and families: the story of the Trump administration ripping apart migrant families at the border.
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Williams told flight controllers he heard short popping sounds, which NASA commentator Dan Huot said were stitches inside the module ripping apart as designed when BEAM began to expand.
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"The people of our Country want and demand Safety and Security, while the Democrats are more interested in ripping apart and demeaning (and not properly funding) our great Law Enforcement!"
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In terms of a potential space elevator, imagine a cable running up from the Earth's surface into space, and then suddenly ripping apart like a run in a lady's stocking.
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Tight end Ryan Griffin, offensive lineman Greg Mancz and linebackers Eric Lee and Shakeel Reshad joined Peters in moving couches and ripping apart bed frames destined for the ubiquitous trash heaps.
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The partnership began in April of 2018, but people took notice in June when The Weather Channel used the technology to demonstrate the destruction of a tornado ripping apart its studio.
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The lawmakers are accusing the administration of ripping apart families, traumatizing children and risking the safety of the deportees as they face a return to beleaguered parts of the world. Rep.
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Shortly after the slow motion gun flashing suspense ended, an epic guitar riff ensued, and a group of guys started completely ripping apart a cover of Lil Uzi Vert's crossover hit.
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After the Bosnian war ended, I moved to Africa to report in Rwanda and other war zones where perpetrators of such violence walked free after ending lives and ripping apart societies.
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" A former VP of user growth at Facebook, Chamath Palihapitiya came out against the company in December 2017 to say that it was "ripping apart the social fabric of how society works.
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Yet their quest pales in comparison to those who now advocate for ripping apart our system and replacing it with their version of a socialist utopia, something that hasn't worked. Ever. Anywhere.
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Observers fear the vote could be a prelude and pretext for the Bosnian Serb Republic, one of Bosnia's two constituent entities, to declare its independence, effectively ripping apart the Dayton peace agreement.
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People previously said their Blendiful makeup puffs were ripping apart in the washWestbrook released the $18 set of makeup puffs in early January, and has since received mainly positive feedback from customers.
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The stars of the Milky Way orbit a gargantuan black hole called Sagittarius A*, which is generally quiet as viewed from Earth, except for ripping apart the occasional object that ventures too close.
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This method of studying black holes — by observing the dramatic shredding of stars — gives scientists improved insight into massive black holes that are actively ripping apart massive stars and creating disks of star matter.
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Several former members of the company's upper ranks have spoken out against Facebook in recent months, claiming the platform is "ripping apart" society and that executives consciously exploited human vulnerabilities in designing the service.
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The combination seemed impossible, and I found myself watching a clip of the vault over and over to figure out how she had pulled it off without ripping apart her upper and lower halves.
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Pelosi remained sitting during most of Trump's speech, and at the end of the address, she was captured on television ripping apart a print out of the speech and tossing it onto the desk.
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Army Chief of Staff General Mark Milley has championed the SFABs as a way to institutionalize a role the Army performed more haphazardly during the war, ripping apart brigades to find soldiers to train Afghans.
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The conflict ripping apart Syria has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, but it has been making headlines for so long that even the most empathetic among us may be growing inured to the horror.
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"When I was a teenager I was always ripping apart t-shirts, sewing shit together, drawing on all my pants..." Check out photos of the Made By Mija collection below, or head to the official website.
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Congress does have a degree of leverage, and even if Trump succeeds, ripping apart the original NAFTA would generate incredible economic uncertainty, potentially dealing a tremendous blow to business and manufacturing and putting jobs at risk.
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The government, he wrote, "forces us to participate in ripping apart a family", causing not only undocumented people but judges to "suffer a loss of dignity and humanity" by compelling them to participate in "inhumane acts".
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There is a library of evidence showing that unaddressed drug use at any level not only worsens the problem of addiction but can also lead to other consequences, ripping apart families and bringing crime into communities.
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" In the same month, former Facebook VP for user growth Chamath Palihapitiya stated in a talk at Stanford that social media companies "have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works.
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"Most Americans know how heartless the DACA decision is ripping apart families and telling people who have worked hard to become Americans for years that they have to leave the country," he said in a statement.
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"We believe in ripping apart financial statements, looking behind the numbers and coming up with what we think is a private market value of a company based on our forecast of free cash flow," Olstein said.
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It is a sign that President Trump's remorselessly cynical, jungle-style vision of how to conduct business and politics is ripping apart a society already under the stress of generational, demographic, technological, economic and social change.
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"I think we have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works," he told an audience at Stanford Graduate School of Business, before recommending people take a "hard break" from social media.
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From the comfort of your home, you may not realize how climate change is already affecting mental health, or ripping apart ecosystems, or how cities like Los Angeles are taking drastic measures to prepare for water shortages.
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There are all the hallmarks of post-punk with guitars clanging and unexpectedly careening throughout, booming bass, and off-kilter time signatures, but it's done so unorthodoxically it feels like they are happily ripping apart the genre.
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"I think we have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works," he told an audience at Stanford Graduate School of Business, encouraging them to take a "hard break" from social media.
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The whole project took YouTuber Dr. Moddnstine about a month, and while he expresses remorse for ripping apart such a classic tech relic—that was apparently still functional—he's built the most kickass stealth machine with it.
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"I think we have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works," he told an audience at Stanford Graduate School of Business, before recommending people take a "hard break" from social media.
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Facebook's blog post follows criticisms from former Facebook exec Chamath Palihapitiya, who said recently that social networks such as Facebook are "starting to erode the social fabric of how society works" and that they're "ripping apart" society.
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With the way the Marvel Cinematic Universe has since shaken out, with Tony Stark at fault for creating Ultron and ripping apart the Avengers in Civil War, Downey's portrayal of an artisanal tech jerk hasn't aged particularly well.
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Whether it's ripping apart ObamaCare or closing the border, Republicans are bucking Trump when they see his strategies as self-defeating — and damaging to their own hopes of keeping the White House and winning congressional seats in 220006.
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As a claimant lawyer, I value free speech as much as the next man — provided that the next man is not an apologist for the media watchdog viciously ripping apart the privacy and reputation of an undeserving individual.
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It was Cummings who tried to hold the ailing city together as it was on the verge of ripping apart in 2015 over the death of Freddie Gray, a young black man who died while in police custody.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists have captured a view of a colossal black hole violently ripping apart a doomed star, illustrating a extraordinary and chaotic cosmic event from beginning to end for the first time using NASA's planet-hunting telescope.
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Image: Universal PicturesIn the 1993 cult classic Jurassic Park, a T. rex manages to scare the living shit out of kid heroes Lex and Tim Murphy by casually ripping apart their Ford Explorer like it's a scrap of meat.
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DHAP, Nepal (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When an earthquake last year flattened this mountain village in central Nepal, killing 114 people, destroying homes and ripping apart a crucial irrigation system, many residents thought their only option was to leave, permanently.
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Maybe it's really rather better-suited to fracturing the consensus narratives traditionally used to glue societies and peoples together because it's so good at isolating and magnifying differing viewpoints — and thus at ripping apart the social fabric along existing fault lines.
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But his top national security officials were still taken aback at a meeting in the Situation Room on July 143, when an angry Mr. Trump began ripping apart their latest proposal to send thousands of additional American troops to the country.
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But his top national security officials were still taken aback at a meeting in the Situation Room on July 19, when an angry Mr. Trump began ripping apart their latest proposal to send thousands of additional American troops to the country.
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"I think we have created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works," he says, asking leaders of the world not to feed the beast of optimizing engagement while forbidding his children from using these kinds of products.
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Their message, all issued separately in interviews and open letters, are particularly resonant in a climate when there's so much controversy over the Civil War symbols and when the President of the United States himself said removing them is ripping apart the country.
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Noting that Mr. Magana was "by all accounts a pillar of his community," Judge Reinhardt said that "the government forces us to participate in ripping apart a family," adding that "even the 'good hombres' are not safe" from the Trump administration's enforcement policy.
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As Florida faces the onslaught of Hurricane Michael, which was upgraded to a high-end Category 4 storm on Wednesday morning, its terrifying power is already ripping apart much of the Gulf Coast as it made landfall this afternoon with winds of 155 mph.
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The man at the center of the political crisis ripping apart Spain has just attempted to pull off the impossible: both declaring that his native Catalonia has the right to secede from Spain and then immediately making clear that he wouldn't actually be seceding.
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The cost of ripping apart efficient supply chains (especially in electronics) and replacing them with more expensive substitutes would inevitably be paid by consumers, through higher prices and lost innovation, but also by firms and shareholders, through lower profits and reduced capacity to invest in future.
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From the beginning, Stefani's beauty and style were framed as emblematic of her independent spirit — like the zine-making feminists who she separated herself from, she was a DIY girl, pulling together looks from thrift stores, ripping apart and reshaping clothes with her basic sewing skills.
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Maybe it's because the country seems to be ripping apart at the seams, because there's more content on the site, or because Facebook likes to keep things fresh for your social voyeurism needs, but it was serving me posts that occurred mostly within the past 24 hours.
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"When you see steel breaking, the steel ripping apart, then you get an idea of what it means to have an old bridge in desperate need of repair," said Ernst Grigat, head of chemical facility operator Chempark, which runs three industrial complexes in Germany including one in Leverkusen.
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And in all of the things that I look at, I'm actually relatively proud, except that one, and that's the one that has millions of views and it's the one where I said, "Social media is ripping apart the fabric of society," all of which is relatively true.
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Read: Inside the brutal war that's ripping apart the Central African Republic Now, some families have come to see child marriage as a way to actually protect their children from the sexual violence related to the conflict — as well as gain access to income in the form of a dowry.
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According to a team of astronomers whose research will be published in a forthcoming issue of Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, there's also a chance that the Cow event was a massive black hole ripping apart a white dwarf star—an astronomical event known as a tidal disruption.
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But as festival-goers file back to hotel rooms and afterparties, buzzing colonies of stage hands set right back to work, ripping apart the massive metal temples they spent the last month constructing—stages crafted in the shape of a boom-boxes, geometric pyramids, or massive domes lined in LED honeycombs.
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You see the fabric of reality ripping apart in front of your eyes, and you're staring at the ocean and breathing along with the tide, and all of a sudden you understand that you react to things this way because of something that happened to you when you were 4, that you'd buried.
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Early that month, it emerged that Chamath Palihapitiya, who had been Facebook's vice president for user growth before leaving in 2011, had told an audience at Stanford that he thought social media platforms like Facebook had "created tools that are ripping apart the social fabric" and that he feels "tremendous guilt" for being part of that.
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Voters who took part in a June 2016 referendum voted 52-48% in favour of Britain leaving the EU. Johnson will argue in his speech that a vote for Labour will raise the prospect of two more referendums, one on Britain's membership of the EU, and another on Scottish independence, which risks ripping apart the United Kingdom.
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Serious journalists, historians and psychiatrists should publicly consider the unnatural and destructive hatred that obsesses President Trump about former President Obama, and how this hatred has contributed to Trump's dangerous and irresponsible actions from launching a wrecking ball attack against health care in America to ripping apart international agreements and increasing the dangers of environmental destruction and war.
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"Jeff Sessions is pushing federal prosecutors to reverse progress and repeat a failed experiment -- the War on Drugs -- that has devastated the lives and rights of millions of Americans, ripping apart families and communities and setting millions, particularly black people and other people of color, on a vicious cycle of incarceration," said Udi Ofer, director of the ACLU's Campaign for Smart Justice. Sen.
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With democracy under attack around the world and a Republican president who praises dictators from Russia to China while insulting America's neighbors and allies; with equal rights and voting rights under attack and the most dishonest and divisive president in American history ripping apart our national unity, nothing is more urgently needed than Democrats uniting to end the Republican one-party rule in Washington.
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Read more:Twitter had a field day ripping apart a photo of a solemn Baker Mayfield that encapsulated the Browns' disappointing seasonTop 14 waiver-wire pickups for Week 10 of fantasy footballTexan's Deshaun Watson credited Popeyes' spicy chicken sandwich for his ability to play through a nasty eye injuryA Jaguars player was penalized for leading with his helmet on a tackle where he completely missed the opponent
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Read more:Twitter had a field day ripping apart a photo of a solemn Baker Mayfield that encapsulated the Browns' disappointing seasonTexan's Deshaun Watson credited Popeyes' spicy chicken sandwich for his ability to play through a nasty eye injuryTop 14 waiver-wire pickups for Week 10 of fantasy footballA Jaguars player was penalized for leading with his helmet on a tackle where he completely missed the opponent
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Read more:Kat Von D says she&aposs lost her place in the beauty industry thanks to influencersPeople say their makeup puffs from Tati Westbrook&aposs beauty brand are ripping apart after they wash themJeffree Star is planning a major renovation of the spa inside his $14.6 million mansion with the help of YouTube duo Mr. KateLos Angeles police have seized $300,000 worth of fake makeup.
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All Images: FacebookAfter former company president Sean Parker said Facebook was exploiting human psychology to the detriment of its users, and ex-vice president of growth Chamath Palihapitiya implied that Facebook may be responsible for creating "tools that are ripping apart the social fabric," Facebook says it's instituting a new policy to help combat some of the more egregious engagement baiting that takes places on its social network.
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"Jeff Sessions is pushing federal prosecutors to reverse progress and repeat a failed experiment — the War on Drugs — that has devastated the lives and rights of millions of Americans, ripping apart families and communities and setting millions, particularly Black people and other people of color, on a vicious cycle of incarceration," Udi Ofer, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Campaign for Smart Justice, said in a statement.
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Read more:People say their makeup puffs from Tati Westbrook's beauty brand are ripping apart after they wash themPeople are begging Lush to make more of its sold-out Koala-shaped soap that benefits animals affected by Australian bushfiresAn artist made a Furby inspired by Jeffree Star, and Shane Dawson bought it for over $450Kat Von D says she's lost her place in the beauty industry thanks to influencers
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Read more:Here&aposs everything you need to know about KVD Vegan Beauty now that Kat Von D has left the companyShane Dawson said he asked Kat Von D to stop sending him free makeup while working with Jeffree StarKat Von D has sold her namesake makeup brand and is no longer involved in any capacityPeople say their makeup puffs from Tati Westbrook&aposs beauty brand are ripping apart after they wash them
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"It's the damage and ripping apart of the fabric of institutions and norms that is hard to figure out — how we put all that back together again — and it's become so normalized that we've lost our ability to be shocked by these things," said Ms. Yates, who was fired by Mr. Trump 10 days into his presidency after she refused to defend the administration's ban on immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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The piece, written by prominent conservative pundit Erick Erickson on his site the Resurgent, shows a picture of a fetus accompanied by the following short text (I've omitted nothing): The glee you are seeing from the left and a lot of left leaning "reporters" pushing the "credibly accused" line stems from a world view that can look at the picture above and see a clump of cells worth ripping apart in the name of convenience.
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