I'm not going to let this nonsense ruin my time, ruin my mood, ruin my self esteem.
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A wheelchair ramp doesn't ruin stairs, braille doesn't ruin a book, and assist mode doesn't ruin a game.
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They ruin the dress code, they ruin… well, ask Adam.
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And I know it's gonna ruin the game, but I'll ruin the game.
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If you don't, your power will ruin you, and you will ruin the other.
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What's really fun is putting DUSN to the test, given how much the system can predict — because fathers ruin sons, who ruin brothers, who ruin their sister's kids.
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To get a ticket for a brake light can ruin your whole month, it can ruin a few months, it can ruin your life for a longer than that.
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So we are doing our best to ruin his plans and to ruin his fun.
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You can ruin Donald Trump's night, and you can ruin Senator Ernst's, too. pic.twitter.com/NU8hk2TOAf
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It was like a vine growing on a ruin, except that the ruin was itself.
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Elites is breaking laws, regular peoples go to jail, life ruin, family ruin, but not Elites.
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"That could completely ruin your earnings reporting, which would ruin your relationship with your customers," he said.
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Don't try to ruin my life, ruin my business — that type of accusation can sit with you for life.
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In the end, Flynn still has few options that seem to run the gambit from ruin to near-ruin.
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I don't want this individual who sexually assaulted me to ruin my reputation, to tell people, to ruin my job opportunities… I can handle this physical trauma, but god forbid they ruin the rest of my life.
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"Ruin My Search History" promises to "ruin your Google search history with a single click," and that's exactly what it does.
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I'm going to ruin you, I'm going to ruin him if he doesn't send $28,21 to this bank account by Monday.
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I'm going to ruin you, I'm going to ruin him if he doesn't send $82553,28255 to this bank account by Monday.
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" "It would be so easy for me to terminate this man, ruin his life, ruin his family ... and say you are fired.
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It is not much of a choice: possible ruin through a deluge of asylum applications, or more assured ruin through trade tariffs.
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" As a child star, she said, "I'd been taught that powerful people can hurt you, they can ruin you, they can ruin your career.
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"I don't wanna ruin too many surprises … just gonna ruin a few," added Swift, before she ooh-ed over sequins and a "snake skin" outfit.
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" Scheff added in the Facebook post that the flight was delayed, prompting the passenger to say, "They ruin our country now they ruin our flight.
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She would be a ruin, and not, like Peter, the ruin of a monument for something America used to want to believe about its men.
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"It doesn't have to be rape to ruin your life, and it doesn't have to ruin your life to be worth speaking out about," she said.
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Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe that keeps piling ruin upon ruin and hurls it in front of his feet.
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If they are in the country, then they ruin the currency; if they are in the town, then they ruin neighbourhoods or impinge on private-property rights.
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Szimpla Ruin Pub:The Szimpla Ruin Pub is one of the most popular spots in Budapest due to its multiple floors of kooky, cave-like bars and outdoor space.
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"You can ruin Donald Trump's night by caucusing with me and ruin Joni Ernst's night as well," he said on the stump last week, according to the publication.
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To be fair, though, the kind of wrong-headed studio interference or commercially focused concerns that can ruin a book adaptation can ruin any film, regardless of origin.
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" He said that after JetBlue staff approached the man to "make sure he was calm," the passenger said: "They ruin our country, now try (to) ruin our flight!
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While obviously different from the other summer stingers here, poison ivy can ruin an otherwise pleasant summer hike, and definitely ruin a child's evening after a day of playing outdoors.
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In fact, I was all set to send a version of the puzzle with RuIN/YuLE in the upper left corner when I noticed I could change RuIN to RAIN.
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I did it on the show, I'd ruin takes ….
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GUTFELD: ... you can ruin... PERINO: Go with him first.
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Now I can ruin your dinner party — and breakfast!
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" The piece, he says, speaks to "Civilization in ruin!
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I've been smart enough since then not to let anything else happen to me on the job because it's not nice when you ruin your manicure, it can definitely ruin your day.
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Don't let them ruin it for the rest of us.
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I never thought that he would ruin it that way.
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Those pesky bugs can easily ruin a fun summer night.
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Number two, do you ant me to ruin the surprise?
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A delay to Brexit could also ruin some contingency plans.
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But the boat kept wobbling, threatening to ruin the shot.
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Everyone else is the villain trying to ruin his life.
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But to dwell on that today means I'd ruin today.
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If history's any judge, they will lead us to ruin.
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A little rain couldn't ruin one Mississippi couple's wedding day.
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All telling someone would do is ruin your sex life.
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"It's very easy to ruin an online conversation," said Adams.
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It took me eight hours to ruin America as Trump.
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It's easy to ruin your country instead of save it.
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Tell them about the bailouts that saved him from ruin.
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"I'm going to ruin this and get fired," she said.
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"Fuct this place, Thanks SJWs, you ruin everything," wrote another.
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Don't let them ruin relationships with your friends and family.
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Do not ruin Twitter with 280 characters of bullshit. Please.
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Wecan't let one game ruin all that we have achieved.
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The salmonella outbreak does not have to ruin Turkey Day.
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Ford is making a big bet on the gargantuan ruin.
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A truly awful roommate situation can seriously ruin your life.
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How many marriages is VR going to ruin, I joke.
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She just tries not to ruin her makeup with tears.
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But leave it to Owen's father to ruin it all.
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These can ruin crops, harm the environment and harm consumers.
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So you really ruin relationships with everyone in your life.
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It took exactly five days for them to ruin it.
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One player could ruin the image of the whole industry.
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I'm not going to ruin the surprise of the name.
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"This is how you probably ruin a picture," he warned.
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Love me or hate me, it doesn't ruin my day.
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Warner's Plan to Ruin the Internet Andy Kessler tells Sen.
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Did clucking from anonymous audience members ruin your Hereditary screening?
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Kathryn Dennis did not let any haters ruin her Thanksgiving.
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But a long battle could spell final ruin for Libya.
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We're not going to let other people ruin us anymore.
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What happened between him and Archie to ruin their friendship?
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And don't let someone else rule or ruin your happiness.
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Smiling was thought to kind of ruin the whole mood.
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Grudges let negative events from your past ruin today's happiness.
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Don't let a tiny little tragedy ruin a great party.
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However, not all governors are dragging states toward economic ruin.
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This way, he will ruin both his life and career.
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They say he's misleading consumers, and could ruin their rep.
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But how long can we try to ruin somebody for?
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Don't let someone else's bad day ruin your day, too.
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Even a mediocre movie adaptation can't ruin enthusiasm for books.
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"But bad ads can ruin the online experience for everyone."
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" Someone else warned that "it will ruin your whole day.
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"Want me to ruin a song for you?" he asks.
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How will Big Sean ruin the track they're working on?
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Just one breach is enough to ruin things for life.
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But I don't want to ruin this guy for you.
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It can ruin the first few hours of your morning.
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If I did, I would ruin the show for everyone.
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For most developers, the situation would have spelled financial ruin.
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Burden is a student of ruin, a poet of it.
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Standing in ruin was a landmark of old New York.
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And yes, I was terrified that I'd ruin my career.
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Don't ruin a great city for the rest of us.
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Gosh Ted Cruz, do you have to ruin literally everything?
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Luckily, this clearly didn't ruin the romance of their relationship.
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"You're gonna ruin your career or your hobby," she added.
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Don't ruin it by telling them how swole they look.
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Did it ruin the rest of the film for you?
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They could not accept this and want to ruin it.
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Pepper will burn during your sear, and you'll ruin it.
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Some drivers, facing financial ruin, have taken their own lives.
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According to Duff Goldman, bell peppers "ruin everything they touch."
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"I was afraid I'd ruin my brain cells," she says.
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Why do you have to try and ruin something good?
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Warning: This article contains spoilers that could ruin your day.
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You really shouldn't let lame weather ruin your good time.
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But it means the rule won't ruin a playoff series.
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I am not going to ruin my love's life today.
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" He described the highway overpass, for example, as "a ruin.
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But this is the way to ruin the state's economy.
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His first poetry collection, "Sweet Ruin," was published in 1992.
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Most substantially: Why, precisely, might this ruin her wedding day?
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The bar for a man's ruin is, apparently, quite low.
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If she's lying, she will face social and professional ruin.
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"I am not here to ruin your life," said Vanir.
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Yup. Does it ruin my time with friends and colleagues?
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I could go on, but that would ruin the surprise.
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And then, the universe decided to ruin this guy's day.
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The older Trump repeatedly rescued his son from financial ruin.
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But I've got that NANNY STATE crossing to ruin stray.
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I'll only ruin it if I try to say more.
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Some clock experts worry that electrifying it could ruin it.
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"We're not going to let it ruin our good time."
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So, you know, we don't really want to ruin that.
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There is a great deal of ruin in a nation.
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How to watch: Blue Ruin is now streaming on Netflix.
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Fortunately, there is a lot of ruin in a democracy.
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When it falls into ruin, the entire global economy drags.
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"It just means people can't ruin it now," she said.
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LOVE AND RUIN By Paula McLain 400 pp. Ballantine. $28.
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"For years, I thought it would ruin me," she said.
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But one bad Victorian thing can ruin a whole view.
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Must horror movies ruin all of our favorite obsolete technologies?
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It's the only fine thing she has; why ruin it?
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He could ruin people's careers if he didn't like you.
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Do I want to ruin somebody's reputation and somebody's livelihood?
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"Let's not ruin the party," the handouts say in French.
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You can ruin anything just by putting broccoli in it.
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Meanwhile, in Kilwa Kisiwani, Tanzania, ruins are threatened with ruin.
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After all, you don't want to "ruin" Christmas for them.
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Bottom line: the country may be too big too ruin.
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That would ruin the image they're trying to portray, right?
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It now looks like a ruin in a war zone.
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They ruin everything in my house — and they're allowed to.
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Plus, getting in the water didn't actually ruin the dress.
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We can affect the extent to which they ruin lives.
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This can potentially ruin our county if it goes bad.
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It'll hurt commercial outfitters; it's going to ruin people's vacations.
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"They were going to ruin their empire," the person said.
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A failed show can haunt them or ruin their career.
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Do you see how this could ruin a good meal?
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Now those allies may be the ruin of his pontificate.
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Does knowing all of this ruin butter chicken for me?
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With safe spaces, we're not going to ruin your party.
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"Before it was a ruin only for ghosts," she said.
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Like, did I really wanna ruin his career over this?
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Good way to lose both audiences," and, "Women ruin everything.
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Bloom says the President's family is trying to "ruin" Kathy.
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"What many failed to understand that it doesn't have to be rape to ruin your life, and it doesn't have to ruin your life to be worth speaking out about," she said earlier on.
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Listen up Uber drivers ... if you're looking for any four-wheeled comradery from Denny you ain't gonna get it ... he says he's more than willing to ruin your reputation ... if you ruin his trip.
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"These are allegations that ruin careers and ruin people's lives and until it has happened to you it's very hard not to condemn someone off initial allegations because that's all you see," he said.
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The idea that this amounted to ruin in a nation has always struck liberals as ridiculous, but true to the original meaning of the expression, the ruin persisted throughout the Obama years, and America survived.
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All I could think about was 'Did I ruin my life?
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Presents can help you, but they can also ruin your day.
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"The rapist chose to ruin his life," it read in part.
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But isn't there a worry that this will ruin the show?
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Kids, as she tells a coworker, ruin careers (and women's lives).
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We wouldn't ruin it for you by giving it away, though.
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Done poorly, it can ruin the experience, causing frustration and disorientation.
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And that&aposs what will lead to economic ruin in Turkey.
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You know, the blue, floaty, stinging thing that'll ruin your day.
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To give away any more would ruin the book's dramatic climax.
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Workaholics, rejoice: long hours might not ruin your relationship, after all.
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KS: Although some feel like that will ruin the television part.
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But be warned: this game is tense enough to ruin friendships.
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By doing that, you ruin two amazing things, coffee and mayonnaise.
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That does sort of ruin your nights, as you must imagine.
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In other words: A poor internet connection can ruin an interview.
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If someone decides they want to ruin your life, they can.
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She'd been taught that there was ruin in too much improvisation.
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Selena Gomez isn't letting some trolls ruin her time down under.
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Anyway, please don't let any of this information ruin your life.
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Wasser says this type of shortsighted view can ruin an agreement.
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And you don't want to ruin the environment while doing it.
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Seriously hoping I don't trip over anything and ruin the illusion.
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She teetered on the brink of corporate and personal financial ruin.
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He'll likely help Daenerys escape and set ruin to Vaes Dothrak.
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"I don't want to cry and ruin my makeup!" she said.
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That is pure folly and will lead us all to ruin.
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And not to ruin the planet with a consumerist, throwaway lifestyle.
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"Everybody thought television was going to ruin children's brains," Woolley said.
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Tell me again that sexual assault will ruin a man's career.
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I don't really like naps because they ruin my sleep cycle.
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That's bad politics and a sure way to ruin a legacy.
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In the present day, the house is an ivy-choked ruin.
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Her diagnosis didn't embarrass her and it didn't ruin her, either.
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The combination of the two things should only lead to ruin.
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That's dangerous, because it can ruin a real connection and bond.
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He also ranted that people were trying to ruin his marriage.
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Trailer creators, don't ruin your masterpiece with music from Imagine Dragons.
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Chip Kelly will never ruin another of your team's holiday parties.
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Once a key centre for commerce, it lay in near ruin.
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Ruin your body for this week only folks, 'tis the season!
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Look, I don't want to ruin this whole story for you.
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"They're going to ruin their reputation if they do," she says.
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The federal government's long-term slide to fiscal ruin didn't change.
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He said a closure of the gate would ruin his livelihood.
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Two horrid bloody words that threaten to ruin every woman's Summer.
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She said, point blank, 'I don't want to ruin anyone's life.
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Because all that humans have ever done here is ruin things.
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"You people, you come here and ruin our country!" he yelled.
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Now we eat the dark vein of ruin that runs lengthwise.
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Why would you ruin that with a drab shade of gray?
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Five bucks a week isn't going to ruin them for life.
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Bringing up past relationships can also ruin first dates, experts say.
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"I didn't want to ruin what we'd created," Ms. Evanguelidi said.
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It doesn't take much to ruin years of careful retirement planning.
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Chrissy Teigen isn't letting any haters ruin her glamorous night out.
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With prowess of this magnitude, relaxing the ingenuity would mean ruin.
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At least until the courts have their say and ruin everything.
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I'm sick with organizations that try to ruin other people's lives.
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Even when you're not using it, Twitter can ruin your day.
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In this digital age, one intimate image can ruin your life.
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Not even her blue beach shoes could ruin the designer swimwear!
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Jeremy Saulnier ("Blue Ruin") will direct the remainder of the series.
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Many are living in ruin a year later, still awaiting repairs.
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Am I going to barf during this concert and ruin it?
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Tourism saturation in European hot spots can quickly ruin a vacation.
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This is, by the way, how I ruin games for myself.
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According to a disclaimer, "Silent Ruin" doesn't represent official government policy.
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If they want to avoid ruin, do not make reckless remarks.
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B Boys For people who like to ruin parties by breakdancing.
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When they are used improperly, they can ruin lives and kill.
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Men could ruin reputations, undermine or destroy women's careers, act impulsively.
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The partial ruin of Notre-Dame is of a different order.
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Water by itself will not ruin a mechanical watch, rust will.
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"The wrong paint color can ruin your life," Ms. Freymann said.
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"Being hungry can ruin an otherwise amazing trip," Ms. Jones said.
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She did not want to ruin its legacy, for one thing.
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I just don't understand why some people want to ruin everything.
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Filled with raw sewage during the flood, it was a ruin.
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He must either accept the ruin of his career if Mrs.
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Belvedere Castle was built in the 1860s to be a ruin.
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This can completely ruin what the person has worked hard for.
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SS I didn't want Dave's death to ruin my children's life.
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And Anne shows us Helen's ruin in painstaking and unstinting detail.
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For them, ruin would be the insolvency for their central banks.
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Barely a hole can be sunk without hitting bone or ruin.
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Instead, it is a financial product, a backstop against financial ruin.
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The site is near the Templo Mayor, another massive Aztec ruin.
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If Seeing the World Helps Ruin It, Should We Stay Home?
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Factories and cars that spew toxins ruin the air for everyone.
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"I just thought I'm not going to ruin this," he said.
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Her crotch being grabbed isn't going to ruin her whole life.
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Yankee Candle delays and broken candles threaten to ruin the holidays.
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Landlords charged high rents and let their buildings fall into ruin.
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I didn't want it to ruin my career, so I did.
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In short, this thing is out to ruin all your fun.
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Skin, Deep Finally, consider three novels about desire, beauty and ruin.
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They're just obnoxious trolls who exist to ruin other people's fun.
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What can I eat and cook that won't ruin the world?
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Feature Many preschool teachers live on the edge of financial ruin.
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I've seen people lose or ruin relationships over debates over politics.
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A spare, lonesome thing, it tells of infanticide, rot and ruin.
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Blair produced Saulnier's first three projects (2007's Murder Party, their 2013 breakthrough Blue Ruin, and 2015's standout Green Room), and has appeared in all four of his films, most memorably starring in Blue Ruin.
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This was just the sound of kids that had been on tour for a year or so, off of Ruin, but had kind of ironed out all the creases that we weren't happy with on Ruin.
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"It was entropic from the start — the artwork is about a ruin of a family and needed to achieve that state of ruin," said Mr. Wakefield, who was nonetheless surprised at how quickly it all fell apart.
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Nope: Rebecca is ready to ruin Josh, any way she possibly can.
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You will be out of a job, you will ruin everybody's life.
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I have seen how illegal drugs destroy individuals and ruin families' relationships.
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Let's hope we make contact before the crypto miners ruin everything.[BBC]
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It called upon followers to target Christians everywhere and ruin their lives.
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Now, thanks to Netflix's new movie, they're going to ruin art, too.
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Now, it seems, Subway wants to ruin that experience for future generations.
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You 68er fuckers did most to run up debt & ruin our culture.
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They ruin a million families every year, if you look at that.
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News will ruin our lives and say, 'This is a political record.
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Why ruin a relaxing beach day with swimwear that doesn't measure up?
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Those crystals interfere with the path of electrons and ruin the image.
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Then again, losing a $26 camera isn't going to ruin your vacation.
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Yet "they"—the people setting out to ruin his life—weren't progressives.
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They are Philip Guston's Klansmen, back from the dead to ruin us.
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It might ruin ham sandwiches forever, and that would be truly tragic.
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That would ruin the point of helping service-specific ailments, Burge said.
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I won't ruin it for you, but trust me: Chalamet nails it.
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But please, don't ruin the surprise of our new legislation with Rep.
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But while they detract from the experience, they don't completely ruin it.
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"If cheaters aren't being punished, they ruin it for everybody," says Adami.
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Let's not ruin this with words—other than the words "Domino's Pizza."
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Bowman vowed not to let her experiences with Cosby ruin her life.
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However, Padalecki, like Jared Leto, is here to ruin the internet joke.
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The party's shocking 2016 defeats had reduced it to a smoking ruin.
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Many were concerned that this would completely ruin a child's holiday spirit.
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And she's worried one day it will ruin his self esteem pic.twitter.
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Medical bills are another common cause of ruin, as are natural disasters.
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Now they're trying to ruin each other's lives on the public stage.
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Then came the miss that totally didn't ruin his life, you guys.
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These big bills, as we've all heard, can lead to financial ruin.
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If you'd like to ruin it for yourself, we'd suggest viewing this.
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The web is a horrible place and people will always ruin everything.
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Running your scissor blade along a satin ribbon will just ruin it.
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It would ruin everything no matter what I did, game or personal.
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But giving up her vote could ruin the tribe's next tribal council.
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Yet as we know, the mechanization of agriculture didn't ruin the economy.
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I didn't want to ruin something good for that one little reason.
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A health emergency or serious car trouble could mean ruin, he says.
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It's easy for dogs to chase, but hard for them to ruin.
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"We'll make sure we don't ruin anything with the chatter," Larone said.
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But it didn't take long for hackers to ruin a good thing.
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It's well documented that tourists ruin everything — even just by showing up.
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However, he also believed people have the power to ruin their potential.
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Gretchen Rossi isn't letting haters ruin her first week as a mom.
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The ugly truth, however, is that makeup is helping ruin the planet.
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"You damage residential areas and ruin it for your neighbors," Lofven said.
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It's about the dreams protected, and the untold misery and ruin prevented.
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We can only hope the billionaire won't ruin this fun thing, too.
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Because I can't forget it – or that'll ruin everything: I get enough.
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"Unfortunately once again the few ruin it for the many," LaBrocca wrote.
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You do not ruin two perfectly good things by putting them together.
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I can't let this man ruin the lives of any other girl.
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Hela stops Mjøllnir with her bare hands and lays ruin to Asgard.
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If Hollywood tries to ruin it, I will riot in the streets.
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But Blue Ruin and Green Room aren't just memorable for their bloodshed.
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And who knew a stifled sneeze could potentially ruin your whole week?
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It's enough to ruin the vibes that you had so carefully cultivated.
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Until we understand this, it has the power to ruin our lives.
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Memories don't live like people do; they don't show wear or ruin.
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You can't look at those types of (records), it'll ruin your game.
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Its success is down to format and aesthetic - commercialising will ruin that.
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Why do you have to show up and ruin my good time?
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Winds of 155 mph are strong enough to ruin homes beyond repair.
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"No, seriously, we are great, and will definitely not ruin your career."
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My truth about LVP Is that she tried to ruin my life!
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GDL is perfect, you shouldn't want to ruin it with fake mods.
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I don't want to ruin it before we actually learn about it.
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And she wasn't going to let anyone ruin her dream dress moment.
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"This is the last chance to save America from ruin," Hill said.
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We imagine they ignored the results and continued trying to ruin 2017.
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"People will go beyond measures to ruin a good thing," she said.
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All I ask is that you don't ruin the surprise for others.
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I don't want to ruin things like I have in the past.
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Of course, the big question is: will Trump ruin our Trump-cation?
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It's totally cheating and, long term, it's going to ruin the game.
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It makes sure that one person doesn't ruin it for everyone else.
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European leaders invited ruin upon themselves when they forgot that in 1914.
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"The bar for a man's ruin is, apparently, quite low," Gay wrote.
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Optimists hope that the political ruin can be reconstructed, piece by piece.
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Taking Obamacare would put my practice on a path to financial ruin.
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Nothing like a completely avoidable disaster to totally ruin your expensive cruise.
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Imagine the lives he could, and in all likelihood would, ruin then.
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You couldn't give them an inch or they'd ruin you, she said.
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It does not end in ruin, but it does end in debt.
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Let me now somewhat ruin the joke by talking about the subtext.
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To say more about what follows would be to ruin the plot.
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I imagined everything that could go wrong and lead to financial ruin.
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" Sanders said, "If I eat an olive, it'll ruin my whole day.
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Fans online praised Normani for not letting the issue ruin her performance.
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She's let her heart go black and her liver go to ruin.
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She was shocked by the physical ruin of parts of the city.
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"You should ruin his life as much as you can," he said.
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Waiting for what is next can ruin even the best main course.
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But one random YouTuber's video isn't going to ruin Dr. Bose's legacy.
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Sunburn, sticky sand everywhere — these can ruin a beach trip real quick.
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Many Marines, she said, believe that integrating women would ruin that brotherhood.
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They also thought that higher education would ruin a woman's reproductive organs.
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I'm going to ruin the trick by telling you how it worked.
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Asking puts a pause on everything and can really ruin the atmosphere.
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" According to Wilson, "the bottom line is you can't ruin people's lives.
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I just have no confidence that the NFL won't ruin this eventually.
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I'm going to ruin your movie, because I'm not a movie star.
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Many of these borrowers find themselves on a path to financial ruin.
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In the darkness behind the river levees, we knew there was ruin.
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The economy would collapse with such closures, which would ruin many lives.
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This may ruin a day she has been awaiting for many years.
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"Sweden is a good country, but they could ruin it," she continued.
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Blue Ruin was targeted to, well, my mother being one of them.
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There have also been reports that Thompson threatened to ruin his career.
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Find out how New York's taxicab industry steered drivers into financial ruin.
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Rabee'a's striking water had spared Fahd and his family from financial ruin.
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I believe he will ruin the trip for my mother and me.
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We just don't want fear to ruin our — and our children's — lives.
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It's "ruin of capitalism" scary (and yes, I actually consider that scary).
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But their squabbles can do more than ruin an awkward summer barbecue.
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Hurricane Dorian Dorian is all set to ruin Florida's Labor Day weekend.
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And in this scene, even more visitors show up to ruin paradise.
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The endless commercials and gimmicks on television ruin the sports viewing experience.
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Images shared on social media showed the ruin left by the twister.
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The stadiums and facilities for the 2004 Olympics quickly fell into ruin.
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"It will ruin health care and bankrupt the American people," Graham said.
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However, if these campaigns were effective, they would ruin their sponsors' finances.
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If you ruin your life for it, maybe your life needed ruining.
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In fact, Amazon may be saving the post office from financial ruin.
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Call them "humor ambassadors," in order to ruin the experience for everyone.
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"I don't want to ruin what we have with marriage," she said.
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You projection-blame your girlfriend again ("she's going to ruin our lives").
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They are evil and will stop at nothing to ruin people's lives.
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His explorations, from prehistory through post-apocalyptic ruin, resonate at many levels.
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Please do follow the wine pairing suggestions or else you'll ruin everything.
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The nearest commercial strip, Seventy-ninth Street, alternates between vibrancy and ruin.
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Then his father lost his job, plunging the family toward financial ruin.
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They weren't bringing the world to economic ruin through dangerous financial shenanigans.
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The white males here who are calling the shots can't ruin us.
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"I said, "I didn&apost want to ruin the day for anyone.
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We both tried to ruin Christmas but then both our hearts grew!
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Leave it to the mainstream media to ruin an otherwise pleasant morning.
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When a white lie is noticed, it can ruin your entire reputation.
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A few years ago, it was on the cusp of financial ruin.
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Wow it only took them hours to ruin this bot for me.
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That raft was plenty big, but Dion won't let you ruin this.
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" The review was headlined: "Battery Power Doesn't Ruin the Jaguar E-Type.
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"This will ruin my life," she told TV2, a national television station.
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Arts & Leisure _____ Many preschool teachers live on the edge of financial ruin.
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Many wonder whether the disaster will ruin adventure tourism for New Zealand.
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The fierce fighting has left much of the city in complete ruin.
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You're stressed about work, but don't let that ruin your day, Leo!
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Letting players get too comfortable or confident tends to ruin the experience.
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They drove past houses all identical and in identical states of ruin.
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The story was "a desperate attempt to ruin my career," Moore said.
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And con artists really do ruin lives and hurt people a lot.
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And no, I'm not going to ruin any of them for you.
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Even the act of calling 911 itself can ruin a victim's life.
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Here, Louise can't mess up the future, lest she ruin the past.
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Everywhere you go, foul-tempered dudes are there to ruin your fun.
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Ruin of Angels by Max Gladstone Ruin of Angels is a sort of relaunch to Max Gladstone's fantastic Craft Sequence, an urban fantasy series set in an alternate world where magic is treated more like law than something mystical.
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The heroes of this dystopia are a small caravan of people who live on the run, moving from ruin to ruin, carrying with them all the books, movies, computer drives and gadgets they could save along the way — i.e.
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Female companionship was essential, and a shortage of men wouldn't ruin any party.
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It's women's testimonies being disregarded because the accusation could 'ruin the rapist's life.
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Must Farm does not look like a picturesque ruin, much less a farm.
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Also, having to stop so often can really ruin your 3D-printing mojo.
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In their quest to do that, they've decided to ruin the hangout sitcom.
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Hey, undergraduate, want to ruin the economy and prevent yourself from studying abroad?
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Wildfires can ruin the flavor of wine grapes, a problem called smoke taint.
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A small number of toxic users can ruin it for everybody else. Absolutely.
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"Take the house; I'm done with it," she slurred, foreshadowing her own ruin.
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She can have no past, no history; such diversions ruin the dramatic moment.
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In return for their hard work, apparently, we're going to ruin their lives.
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It will be essential to ruin their crops and prevent their planting more.
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In that sense Brierfield Mill is a typical English po t-industrial ruin.
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An unripe or overripe avocado can ruin the week of any guacamole lover.
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Why was I letting this one ridiculous, negative comment ruin my whole day?
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"I remember thinking, 'Well, she's going to ruin her whole career,'" Rosie said.
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Because, in Cunanan's mind, Versace did ruin his life that fateful October night.
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Pelletier said the high interest rate set him on the path to ruin.
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The 2000s were a bad decade, full of terrorism, financial ruin, and war.
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The Bronx represents people of color living amid violence, poverty, and smoldering ruin.
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But for farmers in surrounding countries, the locusts' newfound mobility can spell ruin.
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Why should we ruin the most basic experiences because we can't love ourselves?
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Here are 11 relationship hurdles that can ruin your romantic relationship for good.
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If we don't stop doing that stuff we're going to ruin the future.
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That out of the ruin of my mother's life I forged my own.
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I'm very frustrated, but I decide not to let it ruin my day.
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I'm not going to ruin my Monday – ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Warren defended capitalism.
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But they know how scammers could easily ruin the market for everyone involved.
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John Boyega did not just ruin Star Wars: The Last Jedi for you.
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"I don't want to ruin my lipstick," she says from behind her sunglasses.
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It&aposs the inevitable conclusion of identity politics: you divide, then you ruin.
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A nation on the brink of ruin…and how to bring it back.
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The moral of the video is don't let a dry tree ruin Christmas.
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Luckily, that doesn't ruin the fantastic sound these earbuds are capable of producing.
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A Nation on the Brink of Ruin...And how to Bring it Back.
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People should not face financial ruin from medical bills they cannot reasonably avoid.
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Normally, digging into a politician's past can ruin their career, but for Rep.
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A big pachinko parlour at the entrance to the town lies in ruin.
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It could ruin millions of pig-rearing smallholders in places just like Waijinggou.
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I've seen it ruin families, I've seen it affect people close to me.
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Still, those arts of subterfuge that win a war may ruin the peace.
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Long before Aleppo became a bombed-out ruin, it was famous for pistachios.
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In a few seconds, you can potentially ruin a week's worth of work.
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My older gay friends warn that I will ruin my knees by 40.
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Christenfeld maintains that knowing this doesn't ruin our pleasure from watching the film.
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Click here to view original GIFOff to the next thing we can ruin.
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No amount of snoring neighbors or crying babies will ruin your next vacation.
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They come with extraordinarily stringent rules that can easily lead to financial ruin.
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And not even Drake—the least cool man in history—can ruin that.
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One jerk train conductor managed to ruin the day of dozens of commuters.
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Let's talk about Daniel and his fragile male ego trying to ruin everything.
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Does DJ's cynical attitude — which is also arguably Johnson's argument — ruin the movie?
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"You ruin Super Bowl commercials when you're hungry," the brand's familiar punchline read.
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Trump has threatened economic ruin for Turkey should it attack the YPG, however.
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I can't help but wonder what's ahead that will ruin this good mood.
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It would be a shame to let the bad apples ruin the barrel.
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Space travel brings logistical challenges that can ruin even the best-laid plans.
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It gets to you and will ruin your life if you let it.
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Widowmaker/Hanzo: The same counters that work against Ana also ruin Zenyatta's day.
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More said Church&aposs comments would ruin his career as a country artist.
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You know what can really ruin a nice meal out at a restaurant?
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But we can't let these tragic things ruin the rest of our lives.
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"I'm not speaking up because I want to ruin Steven's life," Sullivan wrote.
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"This incident did not ruin the festive mood during the shoot," Casey wrote.
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A classic Pennywise cosplay of Stephen King's 'It' here to ruin your day.
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She actually told Jones that being on The Bachelorette could ruin her career.
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"Les tried to ruin my life," Stern said, according to the Hollywood Reporter .
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"I was very concerned that this could literally ruin my reputation," she recalls.
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Yet failure to do so will end in ruin for all of us.
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Continuing to give him the benefit of the doubt will ruin countless lives.
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Yes, and also try to squash her, try to ruin her. Yes. Yes.
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They can be so acidic and ruin your meal before you get started.
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" No one says the truth, which is "go big or ruin your life.
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I'm hopeful that things will go smoothly tonight, we can't ruin this one.
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Lorelai continues to ruin my life on purpose by drinking coffee at night.
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A pocket full of warm tahini and hot sauce will ruin your evening.
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Recently the NFF complained about how counterfeiters can potentially ruin such lucrative deals.
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Did any other race ruin 37 things in 2017, or is that racist?
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I don't want to ruin it by saying hello to all of you.
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You'll then need a converter, which can still possibly ruin your hair appliance.
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Read More: 13 things you do every day that can ruin your teeth
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They come with extraordinarily stringent rules that can easily lead to financial ruin.
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What's the through line between your original "Julie Ruin" project and this band?
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But then if Europe does ruin May, she won't be its first victim.
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"It's not appropriate to try to ruin someone by doing this," he said.
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And don't worry, it's waterproof, so inevitable spills and rain won't ruin it.
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The people themselves become the willing instruments of their own debasement and ruin.
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People can now ruin the beaches from the comfort of their own home.
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"I was [afraid it could ruin relationships] until I met her," he said.
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But, even it doesn't lead to jail time, it can ruin careers. 1.
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But presumably context—which will likely ruin this otherwise perfect tweet—is coming.
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But much of the rest of the city is still falling into ruin.
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This brings us to the man hoping to ruin Gaethje's party, Michael Johnson.
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The Chilean-born artist commemorates calamity while transfiguring its ruin into another tomorrow.
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Could doing so help your cause — or would it just ruin your careers?
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Sometimes they can ruin your life; sometimes they can give you a career.
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Too bad Jenner and Tyga had to go and ruin this "amazing" plan.
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"Stop crying, you're going to ruin your makeup!" the eternally upbeat Hernandez said.
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Nonfiction HOUSE OF FACT, HOUSE OF RUIN Poems By Tom Sleigh 117 pp.
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A stage full of Babylonian ruin and rubble is frosted in tarnished gilt.
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I feel like to a certain extent, digital memories do ruin you memory.
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Bankruptcy would cost money, ruin his credit and remove his only income source.
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"Silent Ruin" is the latest in a long run of official military comics.
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It's clear that this idea that accusations ruin men's careers is utter bullshit.
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Polumbo told me that he had to ruin the bag during the casting.
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Opinion Columnist ROME — I've found lately that I can ruin any dinner party.
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For fans of Green Room, check out Jeremy Saulnier's even better Blue Ruin.
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Once they find a spot they like, they ruin it for everyone else.
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But, this does have a tendency to ruin activities that we once liked.
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The common pasture will inevitably end up overgrazed to the point of ruin.
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In Athens, the '220 Games were costly and the locations left to ruin.
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My new motto: A trip like this will ruin any object you love.
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TROY, N.Y. — It takes a lot of planning to conjure chaos and ruin.
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In China, shipping is largely frozen, with many small businesses verging on ruin.
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DARGIS By all means, given that it's our job to ruin people's happiness.
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Nothing can ruin a good workout quite like an ill-fitting sports bra.
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But having insurance can mean the difference between financial security and financial ruin.
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Such an easy way to ruin a Big Gulp of Double Dew XXXX.
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I got the bricks from the ruin and built my own houses here.
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Some say games like Fortnite and PUBG are addicting and ruin social bonds.
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And it features an encrypted software system so hackers can't ruin your ride.
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The chateau, its roof sagging, its windows boarded up, is collapsing into ruin.
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The fear that my husband would ruin me hung over me every day.
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Every society has problems and failures, areas of brokenness, even areas of ruin.
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I can ruin them financially and or get them arrested, whatever you like.
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Those people won't let some other reader inside them ruin all the fun.
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Sometimes we have to dodge dogs catching Frisbees and ruin a cheerleader's routine.
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In 2020, voters can stop America's downward spiral toward plutocracy and environmental ruin.
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He didn't care that these adventures could ruin the lives of his lovers.
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It's fun to make jokes about them, but they won't ruin your life.
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So here I was, in a sour mood, coming to ruin it more.
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They're dissolvable—the adhesive washes right off and won't ruin your storage containers.
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And, remarkably, working with a white pop star didn't ruin Will's street cred.
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And no, we didn't ruin our $6,000 teardown unit with dairy-based ingress.
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Wadhwa worries this type of forgery technologies could also ruin relationships and reputations.
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He had wanted to get past Christmas, so he didn't ruin anyone's holiday.
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I so respect Oyamada's book that I can't ruin it for the reader.
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He wouldn't let the fight with Congress over a border wall ruin that.
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DO NOT OVERLOAD the dishwasher or it will flood and ruin the floor.
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Any foreign government using our tools to ruin our election is a problem.
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"In a fucking minute," the Julie Ruin frontwoman, 47, says with a laugh.
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"Getting doxed as a neo-Nazi street fighter will ruin your live, forever."
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Regardless of how good something is, ego can ruin the most beautiful things.
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As Vox's Todd VanDerWerff has argued, spoilers don't have to ruin the experience.
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Also like Collins, Murkowski helped ruin Trump's 2017 bid to fully repeal Obamacare.
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Prematurely harvesting the roots of the fish mint will ruin next year's harvest.
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Do not let a friend or message board ruin this comic for you.
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Earlier this month, the Bloomberg CEO said Britain had chosen to "ruin itself".
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"Tonight in Iraq, Saddam walks amidst ruin," Bush declared on March 6, 1991.
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In fact, there's a likely chance it will ruin unicorn beauty for you forever, and it will most definitely ruin whatever your next meal is supposed to be, so cancel your dinner reservations before you decide to hit the play button.
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One thing we talked about when I last spoke to you, for Green Room, was how after Murder Party, you wanted to get back outside for Blue Ruin, and after Blue Ruin, you wanted to go back to an enclosed environment.
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But being alone now in this small Southern capital, where he'd brought us and where we knew no one, subjected us, she felt, to every sort of pitfall and danger that could ruin us and ruin our chances for restoring life.
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Importing pork would ruin pig farmers and the suppliers of their feed, he said.
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They're a chance to shamelessly rage and — according to the guys' father — ruin everything.
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I'm really grateful that it ultimately paid off and didn't just ruin my life.
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THESE GUYS ARE BILLIONAIRES THEY'RE NOT GOING TO LET THESE PLAYERS RUIN THEIR BUSINESS.
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"Don't straighten her hair too much it'll ruin her curls 😫," the fan advised.
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Everyone told Riccardo he was insane, that he was going to ruin the house.
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But when mistakes are made, it can help ruin an innocent person's life, quick.
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No, I'm not going to ruin them for you and risk the hate tweets.
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All sympathy, of course, went to Reynolds, whose career thrived while Fisher faced ruin.
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Across the country, they link Democrats with financial ruin, cultural disorder, and physical danger.
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Lola, Verdon's character, is a seductress sent by the devil to ruin men's lives.
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I, personally, want her to put on Catelyn Stark's face and just ruin him.
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Blue Ruin, which he shot-directed himself, was produced on an extremely small budget.
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Inaccurate autopsy results can ruin lives: of grieving parents or of discredited medical professionals.
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And we're sitting blithely by while idiots ruin it for the rest of us.
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"Everything is destroyed in Manbij now," he said, blaming the ruin on Islamic State.
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He will be remembered for bringing California back from the brink of financial ruin.
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"I never saw someone ruin their entire career with one button push," Seinfeld said.
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In fact, if I stuck with them, they'd likely lead my company to ruin.
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The eastern half of Kobani is a gigantic ruin shrouded in heat and silence.
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Not glamorous at all, but at least it's healthy and won't ruin my night.
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I won't ruin the conclusion, but for maximum fear, play this one with headphones.
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You know more than anyone that crappy equipment can completely ruin the gaming experience.
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And Rashida Jones is trying to ruin it for me — in the best way.
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Now it is destroyed, a huge percentage of the homes and buildings in ruin.
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"Khloé no time or distance apart could ruin the bond we have," Jenner began.
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"Way to ruin a movie people have waited years for," said one Instagram user.
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"There's always a couple poisoned Skittles to ruin the bowl," Brewer told the FBI.
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"They said that it could destroy my career, and ruin my life," she said.
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After an unprecedented boom in demand for wheat ended, thousands of farmers faced ruin.
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"They're trying to suppress me so hard and ruin my career," he tells me.
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I am so worried that I'll ruin these precious relationships and everything will change.
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You can always count on a mosquito bite to ruin a fun summer evening.
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A satirical online magazine identified "an archaeological ruin of unexpected size" south of Berlin.
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The next president can reverse the trajectory toward climate ruin that we're on today.
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What sorts of bad things are likely to ruin a day at the beach?
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Haze from a wildfire, or even light cloud, could ruin the observations, Hutton said.
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I became delirious — and afraid that I wasn't sleeping; ergo I would ruin everything.
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For too many, leverage was the path first to profit and then to ruin.
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One medical emergency, one unplanned hospital visit, one ambulance ride could financially ruin them.
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The post-communist era brought new problems: corruption, petty nationalist quarrels and environmental ruin.
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Like Buzzfeed is very funny if it is 'a prank to ruin the internet.
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Slouching at your desk isn't the only way to ruin your back and posture.
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It's got torture, totalitarianism, rape, drugs, environmental ruin, and that's just the first stanza.
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From here, Radtke explores abandonment in its more literal, observable manifestation: cities of ruin.
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Poorly designed keys will ruin any device that's supposed to be used for typing.
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Because otherwise your toaster and dishwasher will join a botnet and ruin your life.
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With interest rates high and financial literacy low, many loans lead to financial ruin.
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"We can't let these tragic things ruin the rest of our lives," Kardashian said.
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"Don't ruin Christmas for small children" isn't a lesson that translates easily into code.
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"Body language analysis done poorly is dangerous, because you can ruin somebody," she says.
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It has suffered several fires since the 1980s and has slowly fallen into ruin.
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But I'm not happy about it, because America is undoubtedly going to ruin it.
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He implored them not to give any money because time travel will ruin everything.
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One thing that can absolutely ruin a day on the slopes is cold fingers.
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Recent summers have been marred by crises perfectly timed to ruin officials' holiday plans.
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But I have come to believe it can limit us and ruin creative potential.
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When you're privy to a plot, you have the power to ruin someone's day.
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If she can't, she could kick off a battle that could ruin Los Angeles.
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The only problem is that it could financially ruin the studio that made them.
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Bride told my wife that 'there is nothing that will ruin my wedding day.
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The baby doesn't have to ruin my life or my marriage or my body.
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There's no reason a little bit of awkwardness has to ruin your sex life.
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I don't want to ruin what's up until now been mostly a magical thing.
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The site sounds great, too, but, well, we don't want to ruin the surprise.
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And if you're not careful, they could ruin your entire outlook on your job.
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But Bentley didn't let that inconvenient fact ruin a chance to advance his message.
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This build-up of debris could ruin low-earth orbit for hundreds of years.
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And she's worried one day it will ruin his self esteem 👀💀 pic.twitter.
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The surest way to ruin something is to splice it into the modern ether.
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Lebanon's decades-old electricity crisis has pushed it to the brink of financial ruin.
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The last thing you want to do is ruin Christmas... and your entire house.
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A sitting president of the U.S. ... is personally trying to ruin my life forever.
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I'm going to get on with it and not let it ruin my life.
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Fret about how the incoming 10,000-character Tweets are going to ruin the platform.
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Nobody is walking on eggshells, terrified the other might leave and ruin their dreams.
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We really hope we didn't ruin your love of strawberries with this controversial photo.
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I couldn't keep doing it all and allow this addiction to ruin my life.
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I'll ruin your career...I'll make sure you don't get your media pass anymore.
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And no, the sloppy roll-out of a few mediocre features won't ruin Facebook.
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Today an older generation has voted to ruin the future for the younger generation.
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You can also be angry because someone has said something to ruin your appetite.
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The anticipation of attending a work function would mostly likely ruin my whole week.
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Well, too bad, because a new Us trailer is here to ruin your night.
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We have to be able to accomplish this without our patients suffering financial ruin.
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"It's his birthday, so it didn't seem (right) to ruin the day," Girardi said.
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Precedent to protect security, but also possibly to force Congress to ruin American encryption.
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Misreporting can ruin careers and also lead to costly and time-consuming libel cases.
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But touching a camera while snapping a long exposure shot can ruin the image.
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How do you say it in the morning before school and ruin his day?
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She agreed that telling mom or her brother might ruin it for them more.
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However, even a few scumbags can't ruin the magic of a moment like this.
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How many lives are you going to ruin just to smother your own misery?
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I didn't want to ruin it with one bad hole and an unlucky shot.
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Both consequences entail a social stigma that can potentially ruin relationships, careers and reputations.
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In part, this was because I was afraid that Toback would ruin my career.
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The older men warned that driving a business to ruin served no one's interest.
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The Mets also saw their bullpen ruin a good start from southpaw Steven Matz.
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"Diehard fans also know not to ruin it for other fans," noted another person.
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But what happens when a torrential downpour rolls in to ruin your grilling session?
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During the appearance, she accused the Trump family of trying to ruin her career.
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And the difference between an edifice and a ruin may be hard to detect.
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No one is likely to be out on the street or face imminent ruin.
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Read more: Trump reportedly told allies that he's worried impeachment would ruin his résumé
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"This was a big game by Americans and Iran to ruin Iraq," he said.
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The reluctance was compounded by the fact that Swarovski was far from facing ruin.
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But no...Dorsey had to let his rational, pensive brain takeover and ruin everything.
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Losing the party leadership would ruin Abe's chances of becoming Japan's longest-serving premier.
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So you're just going to let Peter completely ruin this whole thing for you?
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All you would need is a grudge and ten digits to ruin someone's day.
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Was he just waiting for his moment to ruin the appetites of two customers?
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Or do I continue on the same path despite the threat of financial ruin?
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Industries doesn't ruin Skylines but I also never feel like it meaningfully augments it.
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Back then, an arrest like that spelled personal, professional, and financial ruin for many.
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I would tell you more, but I don't want to ruin it for you.
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It's 2029, the dollar has collapsed, and America is on the brink of ruin.
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I don't need to ruin their perfect piece of music with making more noise.
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Partially ruined by the creeping but confident sense that Facebook will eventually ruin it.
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After all, these individuals probably got you into financial ruin in the first place.
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Social freedoms will bring us to ruin if we let them go any further.
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Obviously, I had to immediately ruin this by showing Santa pictures of Donald Trump.
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Jeter getting popped for using HGH or something else won't ruin anything for me.
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It's also likely to ruin Memorial Day barbecues for millions along the Gulf Coast.
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Because why buy an expensive mattress only to ruin the experience with inferior bedding?
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That is why socialism always begins with cheering crowds and ends in economic ruin.
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And if you find bad news waiting for you, it can ruin your day.
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Another popular site for travelers and historians is Cottle Church, now partially a ruin.
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Ally's rise doesn't diminish Jackson's star; he is the agent of his own ruin.
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Those cleaning solutions can ruin the finish of a laptop, if you're not careful.
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To explain more—to try to explain more—would ruin the story's mythic power.
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We don't want to ruin anything, so honestly, go on, get it on now.
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The women will keep on multiplying until the house crumbles into an archaeological ruin.
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But rather than ruin O'Reilly's life, these accusations have, until now, barely touched him.
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Ted is an easy mark, and hardly an unwilling participant in his own ruin.
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Looking back, it's easy for strangers to armchair quarterback my path to financial ruin.
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Instant replay might have delivered the "correct" call, but did it ruin the fun?
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We are already on that road to ruin and have been for some time.
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Being too vague, generic, or lengthy can ruin your chances of getting a response.
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He was the son of parents who escaped the ruin of the Korean War.
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At first, Warren accepted the assumption that people were causing their own financial ruin.
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Don't ruin future vacations for yourself by mistaking your dog sitter for a housekeeper.
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The Reply All button can't ruin your life if it doesn't exist, can it?
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We still have time to persuade our young people not to ruin their lives.
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They did not let the situation ruin them and continued to do amazing things.
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That's where every bad guitar player in New York goes to ruin Beatles songs.
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To ignore those failures — involving impunity, arrogance, inequality and remoteness — is to invite ruin.
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The projects are failing, and the investors are on the brink of financial ruin.
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After all, I just went to the gym, so why ruin the good feeling?
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I'm concerned that his academic dishonesty may jeopardize his future and ruin his reputation.
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She says it will ruin my relationship with him (and if not mine, hers).
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It was a ruin, with missing windows, peeling wallpaper and holes in the ceiling.
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David Garrison and Stephen Barker Turner are the hidebound grown-ups who ruin everything.
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Gazing at demagoguery, environmental ruin and intimate betrayal, Thom Yorke croons threnodies, not lullabies.
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Or will the bill and its repercussions ruin college sports as we know it?
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I would ruin his precious Hannity time, his 'Fox and Friends' in the morning.
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Moreover, how does Iran respond in a way that doesn't invite more kinetic ruin.
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Running from the bloodline responsibilities won&apost recover a reputation but rather ruin it.
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If the pattern continues, it could ruin much of what makes the Senate unique.
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Many of these people endured social isolation, financial and professional ruin, and even imprisonment.
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Their interior landscapes, thus, are the only landscapes that may not end in ruin.
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Lloyd Blankfein recently Tweeted he would, quote, ruin our economy if he became president.
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But we know from economic history that politics could ruin a good economic environment.
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If only the other men in their lives don't ruin it all for them.
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He's not going to let someone falsely smear his reputation and ruin his life.
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I forgot how to paint—and I don't want to ruin my new duds.
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"He said it could ruin the developing voice—and he was right," Giddens said.
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The cantaloupes that led to Sunday's misery had been infested and left in ruin.
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Her ash-ripened Condor's Ruin had just taken a blue ribbon in another category.
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"It is not your fate that I should be your ruin," the prophet said.
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Policing Twitter will ruin its magic, internet entrepreneur Jason Calacanis told CNBC on Thursday.
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Senators are unlikely to let a little thing like impeachment ruin their holiday plans.
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"All I ask is a chance to ruin my life in my own way."
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Instead he must revive the national hero's legacy and save his party from ruin.
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Often, issues like noisy neighbors or a messy room can ruin your hotel experience.
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Both have a tendency to embrace catastrophic, apocalyptic visions of the ruin around us.
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For my part, I think I felt that talking about it would ruin it.
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" To that, the Purdy figure says, "To talk about Camp is to ruin it.
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Maybe I should have wanted to, but I didn't really wanna ruin his career.
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We've seen movements with only a handful of members ruin plenty of people's lives.
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Kathy says she's gotten death threats and people are trying to ruin her life.
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" Because I would say things like in "Good News": "I ruin everything I do.
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Which will ruin this fantastic flywheel they have here going on in Silicon Valley.
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His breakthrough film, 2014's Blue Ruin, was a revenge thriller, while his latest (his third overall and first since Blue Ruin), Green Room, traps a punk-rock band in a siege scenario, as they try to withstand an assault by white supremacists.
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Every time this happens, I'm petrified that I would ruin someone's life for something I saw differently than they did, that I would ruin a reputation or do something to hurt these men because of my own opinion of what they were doing.
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Still, I read whatever is sent me, knowing it might ruin part of my day.
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"Yeah, he did ruin it," Jonas joked on Capital FM's Capital Breakfast radio show Wednesday.
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She isn't going to let someone from Alex's past ruin what she has with him.
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The glut of abandoned malls has even spawned an eerie form of ruin porn online.
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With a virtual interviewer, you don't have to ruin your career to begin seeking help.
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Our sources say Noah's team feared the story would ruin his boy-next-door image.
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It's also possible for a civilization to over farm, overhunt, and completely ruin its environment.
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Well, someone found a way to ruin it with a few strokes of a pen.
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Racskert Ruin Pub:Traditional Hungarian dance-offs erupt to violin music at this unsuspecting local hangout.
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But it is also those things that can ruin the surprise for the spoiler-averse.
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I don't cry about this incident all the time, and it didn't ruin my life.
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Then some individuals figure out how to abuse the technology and ruin it for others.
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Just have a lot tears, ruin whatever makeup you might be wearing and hug everybody.
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Then the question would be: Well, why do you have to ruin it with commercials?
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He tastes like something adultlike but new — crushed leather couch, cinnamon — too perfect to ruin.
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They worry that a fight — any fight — will ruin their chances to find other work.
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Did I long for a forgotten line or a stray dog to ruin a scene?
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Without the support of the innovative class, Poland will fall back into ruin and rubble.
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It was important that I behave because, if I didn't, I could literally ruin everything.
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It was like the devil telling me that she'd be there to ruin our lives!
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And I'm like such a ... what do you call it when you ruin the party?
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"If we move too fast and there's an accident, it could ruin the entire industry."
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Anarchy is a state of civil ruin created by a refusal to recognize legitimate governance.
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"Unfortunately, I wouldn't put it past Kristina to try to ruin any relationships," she said.
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That's why watching this show has managed to ruin all other crime shows for me.
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To say anything more would ruin the genuinely shocking twists and turns along the way.
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This Is Us' Chrissy Metz isn't letting a torn meniscus ruin her first Golden Globes.
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Yet, with China, that risks bringing about the very ruin policymakers are seeking to avoid.
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His critics liken him to Hugo Chávez, whose "Bolivarian revolution" has brought ruin to Venezuela.
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Oliver has a lot of power now to ruin them all or to help them.
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They ruin one of the most joyous things man has ever put into this world.
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Maybe the sight of him wandering around Calcutta, looking for his family, will ruin you.
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MOONLIGHT Moonlight is gorgeous, beautifully shot, emotionally complex — and will completely and utterly ruin you.
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Then do not click on this link which takes you to Ruin My Search History.
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It suddenly became less likely that he could ruin whole careers in one fell swoop.
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And how does your process this time compare to when you wrote Loom Of Ruin?
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"She had a complete monster rip her from us and ruin our lives," says Destiny.
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"All you need is one person to ruin the party for everyone else," he said.
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None of these changes fundamentally ruin Tweetbot, but they certainly make the app less useful.
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It's a shame he had to ruin the performance, because those three women are fire.
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They later joked that this difference -- Protestant Vs. Catholic -- was the ruin of their marriage.
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"Â And, "No, Kylie Jenner did not ruin that stock value all on her own.
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The mistakes you make won't ruin your career, but how you react to them can.
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He decided to downplay the experience because he didn't want to ruin everyone's good time.
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Now they have lost their chance to embed the reforms and the country faces ruin.
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"Khloé no time or distance apart could ruin the bond we have," Jenner, 21, began.
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This is how our President describes a rule of brutality, torture, dictatorship, suppression & economic ruin.
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According to her, God is angry at humanity for allowing religion to ruin the Earth.
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"You ruin live Super Bowl commercials when you're hungry," the screen says after turning black.
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I'm worried they would overdue it and ruin the magic of the first time around.
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Her friends are urging her not to sue, because it will ruin the friend's career.
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"So please, lets not ruin a perfectly good unopened copy of Nickelback," the post concludes.
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You better make sure your friend isn't lagging behind, lest you ruin major plot points.
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Don't let the NHL jamming these two down your throats ruin the on-ice fun.
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"Just eight years ago, people were predicting the financial ruin of the auto industry," Sen.
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"I know it was an accident but he didn't just ruin two lives," Killian said.
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This move, sometimes known as a "Custer," predictably ends in ruin for the Dothraki cavalry.
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"One should not save the climate and ruin (the planet) in the process," he said.
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Sometimes glitches in games are a pain in the ass that ruin the whole experience.
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It's a natural fear that when "big tech" wades in, it's going to ruin everything.
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But then, some guy with a hockey stick steps in to ruin all the fun.
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Indisputably. Like everything else in life, though, babies are here to ruin everyone's good time.
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Bad hair (and an unwelcome automated call from Sallie Mae) should not ruin that moment.
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But the current president is so polarizing that Disney is worried he'll ruin the show.
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Obviously, if the game were released today Metallica would stay on brand ruin that feature.
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"I'll kill them all — the gays — they ruin everything," he was reported to have said.
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"She's trying to ruin his life, and she's doing a damned good job," Fox said.
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Women may fear that working out and perspiring potentially could ruin that hairstyle, she added.
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Now, as a middle-aged man, he'd returned to help save his country from ruin.
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But you may not have heard the bad news: Fandango will probably ruin Rotten Tomatoes.
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Graffiti can ruin a neighborhood, it turns out—just not the way the city expected.
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The actress agreed with Stern when he suggested a reboot would "ruin" the NBC show.
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What was left was half mansion and half ruin, still shunned by the local villagers.
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It all was a testament to how a bad movie can ruin a good book.
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One more meal like the three-hundred-dollar one they had had would ruin him.
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I am really worried that this pattern could ruin my sex life with my partner.
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Even worse, you could also permanently ruin the material of your favorite pair of shoes.
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We need to be sure about identification because making a mistake could ruin someone's life.
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"But I never saw someone ruin their entire career with one button push," Seinfeld said.
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This doesn't just ruin lives, it also imposes real costs for our police and prisons.
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The ruin of St. Andrews Cathedral in Edinburgh, Scotland is home to an expansive cemetery.
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Let's be honest about the trauma it causes; the utter ruin left in its wake.
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If you ever need to ruin a set of church bells, don't use a hammer.
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"He realized that if he called it off, it would ruin Diana's future," she said.
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The group laid waste to ancient historic sites and brought economic ruin to the region.
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"That is why you don't want to ruin the world," Indrawati said about U.S. protectionism.
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Frighteningly enough, being active online really does have the power to ruin your real life.
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It might ruin my evening but at least they got to have a night out.
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Don't let it get to you too much—don't let it ruin your next one!
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Losing weight didn't actually ruin my relationship, nor did it magically give me self-esteem.
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You get mad at somebody, put their face on a porno and ruin their life.
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You'll be irritated this morning during your commute, but don't let that ruin your day.
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While some of the forts were destroyed by storms, others still stand in ruin today.
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This will ruin the maze for other people, so don't cheat unless it's an emergency.
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But in the fall of 2011, after years of mismanagement, Cooper Union faced financial ruin.
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You might avoid asking about their original construction, so as not to ruin the fun.
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In its truest forms, learning is a leisure activity, and schools can ruin that, too.
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I wanted to chronicle her grief, explore cultural differences and understand the ruin left behind.
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" And: "I'm obsessed with books about people who, for unclear reasons, ruin their own lives.
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"They are a disgrace to our Nation and don't care how many lives" they ruin.
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"Silent Ruin" depicts one possible result of that mismatch between U.S. and Russian weapons-development.
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Don't let the rain ruin your time, because it'll just be back the next day.
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Sometimes, I don't want to let a movie's banal, casual sexism ruin my good time.
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It doesn't take a pandemic to kick so many women and families into economic ruin.
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Let us not ruin the moment with a cheap throwaway line equating marriage with imprisonment.
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They are a disgrace to our Nation and don't... ....care how many lives the ruin.
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Both countries share responsibility for reducing Kashmir to a ruin and destroying generations of lives.
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Tell us the big story is so far beyond us we can't possibly ruin it.
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While we waited, I wasn't allowed to drink my beverage, lest I ruin my appetite.
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I worried at first that my lack of new posts might ruin Timehop for me.
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But many bishops would rather save face than prevent the ruin of bodies and souls.
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It won't ruin anything if I tell you that "Hereditary" is a very scary movie.
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"I don't blame the guy, I don't want to ruin his life," Mr. Reddington said.
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Why ruin the "colossal vitality of his illusion" (Gatsby's) with a strict attribution of place?
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A billionaire who controls the world's second-largest aluminum company, Mr. Deripaska faced possible ruin.
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The futurist philosopher Yuval Noah Harari thinks Silicon Valley is an engine of dystopian ruin.
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For revelers, a yes or no from Simonez Wolf could make — or ruin — someone's night.
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The garden's map called it "The Ruin," a folly, built to resemble an abandoned home.
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It warns that a vote for the opposition would lead to financial ruin for Poland.
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Instead, Meehan was a con artist determined to ruin her life and steal her fortune.
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"People are one illness or accident away from financial ruin in this country," Antico said.
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"When you tryna ruin someone&aposs career and end up ruining yours," one commenter wrote.
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The next day he complained that a "mere allegation" could ruin someone without due process.
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An erotic charge runs though her work, and alongside it, the specter of encroaching ruin.
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But for many people in Magadan, the end of the Soviet Union meant economic ruin.
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If we [raise] children up like this it will probably ruin the whole pornography business.
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"We're not going to let one person's cowardly act ruin our life," Mr. Webster said.
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Some said any noise from companions would ruin their ability to fully absorb every moment.
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Why would anyone want to ruin the experience by introducing unplanned elements into the experience.
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You can be assertive, but if you're overly aggressive, you're going to ruin your opportunities.
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Refusing to send its players there could ruin an opportunity to tap a new market.
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They toured Hollywood in the way that one might tour Detroit—as a cautionary ruin.
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Jerry Brown tell it, California is all that stands between Washington and the nation's ruin.
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So begins yet another ruin-and-rehab tale, one that initially tantalizes then flatly disappoints.
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And sure, President Trump could break our democracy, wreck the country and ruin the planet.
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The puppy's death won't ruin United's business, said Eric Schiffer, chairman of Reputation Management Consultants.
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Maybe Jay Z and West are just being cordial as to not ruin Diddy's birthday.
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Unless there's something more, no, I'm not going to ruin Judge Kavanaugh's life over this.
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"Just a few hours' delay can potentially ruin whatever is in those trucks," he said.
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Making one or more of these errors can ruin your chances of landing the job.
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