Automation has ruined lives — it hasn't ruined the labor market.
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"Everybody talks about the men being ruined, but they're not ruined," says Reilly.
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For a moment of happiness, you will be ruined, and I will be ruined.
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"My business is ruined, my career is ruined," she said in a CBC interview last year.
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With me, heavy metal kind of ruined it, came and reared its ugly face and ruined punk rock.
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" — Richard Lawson (@rilaws) February 1, 2016 Mario Lopez just ruined #GreaseLive like Tori ruined "Saved By the Bell.
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"We are ruined, we are ruined," he said, smacking his face after his final goodbyes with his father.
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"Their lives are going to be ruined, and they'll know their lives are going to be ruined," Trump said.
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It was Partition that ruined his mother, set her on the course toward the ruined palace, Shahid had told me.
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"My life is absolutely ruined but you know, I can't say that it's Mr. Dixon [that's] ruined my life," she said.
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"My life is absolutely ruined but you know, I can't say that it's Mr. Dixon [that's] ruined my life," she remarked.
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"Now House of Cards is ruined, and that really sucks… Well here's a list of stuff that's ruined for us..."#SNL pic.twitter.
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They're interested in it, and some of them are guilty for having ruined local journalism essentially, or ruined the business model. Indirectly.
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"My mom, growing up, she would always say as soon as a game box is ruined the game is ruined," he recalls.
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I had counselors telling me how I'd ruined my life, [Selena's] life and how I ruined the father's life, even though he participated.
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I had counselors telling me how I'd ruined my life, [Selena's] life and how I ruined the father's life, even though he participated.
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And we know you nearly lost your house, Michael, column about you know, Carter, that says how Robert Mueller ruined my life, nearly ruined my life.
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After all, our bodies aren't ruined after pregnancy, nor are they ruined because we have something that a lot of people still see as a flaw.
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A bug-infested rental shirt from Men's Wearhouse not only ruined a groom's wedding ... it ruined his life ... this according to a new, must-read lawsuit.
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"Now 'House of Cards' is ruined, and that really sucks, well here's a list of stuff that's ruined for us," Saoirse Ronan says in the skit.
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"I don't think anyone wants to see Aziz's career ruined or his life ruined or anything like that, but that's where people's minds go," Schumer told Couric.
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You know, when Reza called that last piece "Quotations From a Ruined City," it evoked that Persian tradition of the ruined city being where God's treasure is.
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So our opportunity to find out whether or not she violated the Espionage Act, I think Jim Comey ruined that -- they ruined it by not interviewing her seriously.
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And then we even have ruined sections, you can replace a wall for ruined wall, so if you hit it with a catapult you can change the wall.
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But draining the reservoirs has left hundreds of families flooded out, long after others have returned to tear up ruined drywall and floorboards and pile ruined furniture at their curbs.
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"Now 'House of Cards' is ruined, and that really sucks, well here's a list of stuff that's ruined for us: Parking and walking and Uber and ponytails ..." the song continues.
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" He continued: "My life is ruined because of Uber.
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Flynn lied, and it's like — they ruined his life.
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" Or "my drone delivery got ruined in the rain?
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" "Justice Kavanaugh your life and family are not ruined.
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They would quit their job—or get fired—and no charges were filed, but they have had their life fairly well disrupted or ruined, and their reputation disrupted or ruined as well.
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To begin with, this sexual assault has ruined me socially.
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So far, there haven't been any fires — just ruined phones.
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Then a woman being carried out of a ruined cab.
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Here are 10 villain backstories that ruined the character forever.
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Had he landed differently, medical expenses might have ruined him.
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And then they ruined it by that unprecedented press conference.
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"Harvard Business School ruined you guys, I'm out," Cuban says.
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If police look into Polo's story at all, he's ruined.
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"My whole life is ruined at that moment," says Peters.
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Do airlines owe you anything if your plans are ruined?
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Or is she not there because he somehow ruined her?
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Don't let it be ruined because of one bad man.
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"I had something good and you ruined it," he said.
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These panics have directly caused repressive policies and ruined lives.
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I'm a sensitive baby, but this scene absolutely ruined me.
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"My dream of becoming a doctor is ruined," she said.
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"My life is ruined here in this town," Schmitt said.
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His car was ruined, his possessions destroyed, his future uncertain.
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Near the column stand ruined barracks with rusted wires protruding.
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Farms and fisheries, the main source of livelihood, were ruined.
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In fact, Trump may have just ruined the kid's Christmas.
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I saw too many people where it ruined their lives.
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It will be ruined fates and broken lives of athletes.
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"This community is special and we don't want it ruined."
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Their dominance has ruined the economic moats of many industries.
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My jovial association of Peeps with spring was ruined forever.
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And the Aztecs' hopes of a perfect season were ruined.
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So much time and money wasted, so many lives ruined.
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My life was ruined by Leonardo DiCaprio in this film.
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I am a wreck of a man — I am ruined.
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Melania Trump ruined the traditional White House Easter egg roll.
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Isn't it enough that you've ruined Dirty Dancing for everyone?
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On the other side, unfortunately, it's completely ruined the business.
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Disgusting and really ruined her moment she deserved. Poor. pic.twitter.
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Could it, or would changing the pacing have ruined it?
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Please tell me the P.K. Subban trade hasn't ruined them.
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"Many lives were ruined that day, including his," said Kirk.
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In fact, ketchup would have ruined the salty, spicy flavor.
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Other stretches are spooky and full of blurred, ruined grandeur.
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"All these lives ruined over one slight misjudgment," he said.
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McCARTHY I think their childhood was pretty much ruined already.
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So often things are ruined because you know so much.
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Miranda hasn't achieved fame, but it has already ruined her.
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He said they ... had sort of ruined his son's presidency.
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And now here he came, walking on his ruined feet.
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The Shortlist RUINED CITYBy Jia PingwaTranslated by Howard Goldblatt520 pp.
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From now on, first couples are just ruined for us.
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With only your ballot, you ruined the great American experiment.
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Ruined. Nothing is left, not even the walls and ceilings.
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The Internet Ruined My Life airs Wednesdays at 10 p.m.
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"The ground floor is ruined," Paffet said of his business.
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Name me one sports dad who ruined his offspring's career.
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"All my plans are lost, they are ruined," he said.
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"Only one customer said we ruined their appetite," he said.
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For some people, the loud fans completely ruined the show.
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"The Wilkins case has ruined my career," she later said.
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They ruined Ghostbusters, and we didn't wake up then, either.
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A menu item that ruined thousands of Popeyes workers' weeks.
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He ruined his own career — and his life — on principle.
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" Brock soon said, "This has ruined fried chicken for me.
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The cabinets were ruined by a spray of wall texturing.
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I'm a newspaper guy and they ruined it for me.
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The top floor was incinerated and water ruined the rest.
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And his and Rebecca's relationship is ruined, but who cares?
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One more ruined playlist during a party and I'm out.
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It would be nice to think she ruined someone's dinner.
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I didn't want another holiday to be ruined by divisiveness.
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There was talk of ruined reputations and "Gestapo" police tactics.
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I watched that stupid movie on Netflix that ruined everyone.
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Her husband, Nixon, 41, was trapped in the ruined city.
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Harvey's floodwaters left the city partially ruined and thousands displaced.
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"I'm sorry that I ruined the surprise," Mr. Trump said.
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When the neighborhood flooded, $22,000 of medical equipment was ruined.
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That ruined the whole thing for me, to be honest.
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She hasn't ruined your art, she has made it relevant.
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I've ruined everything I've ever touched — companies, cities, marriages, toilets.
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It was her other constant error that ruined her performance.
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Think i ruined it by constantly callin her a jalepeno.
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Think i ruined it by constantly callin her a jalapeno.
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He returned to a ravaged country and a ruined city.
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He just ruined all of these lives for so long.
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Your body isn't ruined, now go fuel yourself with motivation.
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Elliott ultimately leaves for study hall, a good lunch ruined.
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Suffice to say, at this point I was already ruined.
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How do you live knowing you ruined someone else's life?
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Later, he was ruined in the copper crash of 211.
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"Campus loan companies ruined my child's wonderful life," he said.
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What piece of pop culture has ruined your first name?
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Often they are barren craters, worn and ruined beyond remembering.
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"Our fridge, washing machine, sofa sets -- all ruined," he says.
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They don't want their brand tarnished, their conservative reputation ruined.
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The police counterattacked and basically just ruined the Weatherman's shit.
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My generation especially, those movies kind of ruined our childhood.
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Well, here's a list of stuff that's ruined for us.
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"Our careers, I feel, are ruined by this," Arencibia said.
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In the end, the deal that ruined Voronenkov was unremarkable.
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"I'm sorry that I ruined the surprise," Trump joked afterward.
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Technology, in the end, has ruined music in many ways.
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However, one man may have just ruined it for everyone.
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On top of everything else, has Donald Trump ruined comedy?
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Later, he was ruined in the copper crash of 1889.
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I'm incredibly sorry if I've ruined this song for you.
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Obviously wish it was a little bit longer and not that the rain came in and kind of ruined that and ruined that for our bullpen and had to get the bullpen in early.
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But it's only the rapist's life that has been ruined, right?
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Shelton has said that the now-Democratic nominee "ruined" her life.
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Horror movies have already ruined dolls and ancient, Victorian-style houses.
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The bride's dress got ruined but she was up for it.
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Finally, she ruined the image of many people who support immigration.
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He could go to jail, and his future would be ruined.
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It ruined Christopher's life, and he may have inadvertently ended another.
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Harry Drew, 26, is seeking compensation after his clothes were ruined.
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You awaken in a sea of ruined cars, and you run.
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Ali isn't suing for the ruined dress ... the designer owned it.
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Flowers bloom amid the ruined Roman city of Jerash, Feb. 13.
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This revelation, first reported by the BBC, has ruined my Wednesday.
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But he had to "think about it," which almost ruined everything.
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I'm not saying you're corrupted, or ruined, or you can't recover.
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That's like garbage from those terrible people who ruined our country.
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"I just sometimes feel like it's all ruined," she chokes out.
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Kiss told BuzzFeed News that the attack ruined his Memorial Day.
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Upon seeing his ruined canvas, Degas removed it from Manet's home.
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This man has ruined the lives and careers of many people.
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The video shows a panoramic shot of Palmyra's ruined historical site.
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"Yeah, the iPhone ruined more than a few marriages," says another.
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But who wants to buy a monument to a ruined relationship?
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Not only is Issa's vibe killed, Tiffany's seating arrangement is ruined.
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"I ruined a lot of paintings by sanding," she told me.
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" Politically ruined, Mr. Mackell called it "the end of a nightmare.
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First Evernote ruined Skitch, now I fear for my precious Annotate.
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This has completely ruined our lives – financially and as a family.
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And after they were ruined, these people were in terrible pain.
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"I know I ruined your life man," he wrote to Transkiy.
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More than a million lives were lost, and many more ruined.
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It kind of ruined our relationship with Joe [Giudice] and Teresa.
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I routinely ruined sleepovers with my intense fear of scary movies.
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They have ruined whatever hope investors still had in the market.
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" Trump continued: "Flynn lied, and it's like — it ruined his life.
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If your brought up with that as a thought, you're ruined.
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The only hope for her almost-ruined reputation was to marry.
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In Hollywood itself, the furore has ruined reputations and ended careers.
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"They all tell me that I've ruined my face," she said.
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Hillary sort of ruined this, but it's not a bad idea.
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And I knew that the dress was going to get ruined.
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"Reposts really ruined what a label is and means," says Burrett.
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Caila ruined everything and she's a backstabbing WHORE of a friend!!!
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We ruined her wedding day and she wants a full refund.
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Shapiro said nobody&aposs career should be ruined over past tweets.
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I've had some great relationships that have been ruined by sex.
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Morgan played the hapless defender getting utterly ruined by a dictionary.
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One of the world's oldest vaulted markets lies torched and ruined.
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I think it's wrong that they ruined their evening with this.
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He is an absolute monster and has ruined that high school.
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I let it get ruined because of poor choices in people.
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Blac Chyna ruined her future ... and she did it on purpose.
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"You just ruined the whole show," complained one viewer on Instagram.
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Chef, 2015: Perfectly good wig ruined by some perfectly insane bangs.
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Another time, she ruined an entire pot of rice and beans.
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Yet Tim is not ruined; he leaves town embittered but undefeated.
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One can only wonder how many other careers Lauer has ruined.
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"It would have pretty much ruined my presidential bid," Carson said.
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War had savaged the economy and ruined countless families, the Sandinistas
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Sorry to hear about Branca's death, but he ruined my life.
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The argument makes sense, but the hostile raiders ruined it all.
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Others have ruined credit and face stiff penalties for missing payments.
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Graffiti was found, trees were badly damaged, and trails were ruined.
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Sorry these two ruined it for the rest of you. pic.twitter.
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This wouldn't have ruined Russia's relationship with a hypothetical President Clinton.
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A lot of lives were ruined, that's what I think happened.
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Jamie Turner ruined his life when he was 22 years old.
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Larger computer monitors have also ruined smaller screens for many people.
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At least one body was still lying inside a ruined house.
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I wonder if that is what ruined rimjobs for me forever.
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"I hate that actor that ruined that guy's career," he said.
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If they win, we're ruined, therefore, let's stick with our tribe.
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What would happen if the weather ruined our views all week?
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I think this time of year is probably ruined for me.
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THE RUINED HOUSEBy Ruby NamdarTranslated by Hillel Halkin514 pp. Harper. $29.99.
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I bet this just ruined a lot of people's day. Hahaha!
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I had probably ruined Christmas for the Griffith family forever, too.
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They made a lot of mistakes that have ruined people's lives.
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Now that I think about it, that's how I ruined Thanksgiving.
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Others are just trying to keep their research from being ruined.
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The far-reaching consequences of that day ruined my family's lives.
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CreditCredit HOUSTON — Hurricane Harvey ruined the little house on Lufkin Street.
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"Everything's ruined," said Mr. Galdamez, who did not have flood insurance.
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Here was the one spot we had — now raided and ruined.
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"You've ruined my life," he said in a toast years later.
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How many lives have to be ruined by such enforced "correctness"?
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So just 103,000 ruined bushels means around $34,000 in lost revenue.
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It's only a matter of time before our piano is ruined.
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If Harry Potter is ruined for you, I completely get it.
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"My first marriage was ruined by feminist indoctrination," Cernovich told me.
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It has ruined lives, and I cannot put those back together.
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Neither party acknowledges the bargain, or else the magic is ruined.
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How he wept, squatting against the wall, over his ruined life!
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These practices left a legacy of damaged minds and ruined lives.
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That ruined Anderson's shot at his second shutout of the playoffs.
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Being so digitally dependent ruined her ability to focus, she says.
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Lives have been ruined, jobs lost, families fractured and communities aggrieved.
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He ruined it by being right — these guys are all clowns.
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If men just stop being men, the world would be ruined.
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You feel like you've ruined the atmosphere, and find yourself apologizing.
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Who ruined classified advertising for the San Francisco Chronicle, for example.
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Although Mumler was acquitted, his career as a conjurer was ruined.
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Ah crap, I think I just ruined my own Friday vibe.
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And this in a city filled with ruined buildings and neighborhoods.
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Insurance companies, pharma and governments have ruined health care across the world.
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Most houses that weren&apost ruined were damaged by winds or flooding.
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"So you guys have officially ruined all our hopes," one person commented.
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Otherwise, why would she tell Darlene that she'd ruined her life forever?
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But someone needs to tell De Niro that he totally ruined it.
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This is the ruined past of the party confronting its pathetic present.
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Hurricane Maria left a ruined island and 133 Puerto Rico residents dead.
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Luckily, this ruined world still has a few surprises up its sleeve.
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Hoover isn't the only businessperson ruined by the challenges of public service.
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It was devastating, revolting, and unsettling, and it completely ruined my weekend.
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It basically ruined La La Land's "Another Day of Sun" for me.
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Her flat-screen television, fridge and washing machine have all been ruined.
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Nor did I feel ruined if she did not respond to me.
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"He completely ruined his life with some stupid internet shit," Ralph said.
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Those plays ruined Miami's momentum, helping to give N.C. State the win.
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It would've ruined the suit to have a trap door built in.
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Your shitty 2013 thriller The Canyons getting ruined by said sexual predator.
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Ruined walls still hang in a bathroom, the den and the kitchen.
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So many lives have been ruined over nothing - McCarthyism at its WORST!
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The Raptors, ruined, change their team name to the Toronto Participation Ribbons.
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You know he woke up that morning and had his breakfast ruined.
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Is that the ruined husk of the Great Hall she's walking through?
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His ill-fated experimentation with materials ruined others, including "The Last Supper".
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She ruined our plans, and we ended up missing our dinner reservations.
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Meghla has two birth certificates, one of which almost ruined her life.
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"Seeing the first Child's Play kind of ruined my life," Henry jokes.
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It was just ruined, empty, derelict buildings… It was streets of nothing.
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Others fell deeper into poverty, their businesses ruined by the relentless conflict.
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"It's all ruined," he said, pointing to a hole in the ground.
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Missteps could result in a ruined turkey or, worse, a fire. 2.
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However, it is the dog's life that is really going be ruined.
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WE HAVE ALREADY RUINED OUR LIVES AND THERE IS NO TURNING BACK.
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You can find Ryan not scrolling through his ruined mentions on Twitter.
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This spring, flooding in the Midwest ruined fields, grain silos, and infrastructure.
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But Gove, Johnson, have just absolutely made shit up and ruined shit.
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"Hoping for love has fucking ruined my life," another character shoots back.
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They realize this approach has wasted limited state funds and ruined lives.
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He obsessed over sex to the point that it ruined his life.
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The Trump administration has separated families, ruined lives, and lied about it.
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Tell me about how the new Ghostbusters film ruined your childhood again?
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You could have ruined a lot of lives with what you knew.
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But the Bush administration bluntly ruined the opportunity to embrace the world.
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Most heavyweights, black or white, wore their damage as a ruined mask.
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Those who ended up on trial faced ruined reputations, imprisonment, and execution.
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Well, "Gatsby" has been ruined several times, so obviously not that one.
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I saw people clutch their faces as they found their ruined homes.
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Judge Kavanaugh, I listened to you talk of your life being ruined.
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"He told me I'd ruined my career," she recalls, two decades later.
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The light of Ed Sheeran has ruined all other art for me.
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At least, that is, until the Great Depression, which ruined him politically.
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In the end, lives were ruined, reputations dashed and legacies painfully rewritten.
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The pattern has left a trail of ruined lives and questionable prosecutions.
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The next year, another car bomb ruined the family's fourth-floor apartment.
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He was certain the book also ruined a deal with Turkish investors.
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If I'm being honest, it sort of ruined the sandwich for me.
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The Russians ruined them — even took off lamps, power outlets and toilets.
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"They ruined a good farm when they built this course," Hill said.
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Did he think that the salesman would be disappointed, his day ruined?
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Well, that's the way the Roman Empire behaved, then it was ruined.
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One ruined a Halloween election in Ohio by causing a power outage.
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Needless to say, we kind of ruined the trip for our friends.
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For many, the results will be measured in resignations or ruined reputations.
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Trump seems to miss that Hurricane Harvey ruined any lives at all.
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In the event of a catastrophic injury, you could be financially ruined.
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These are the men who've ruined vinyl for the rest of us.
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Here's another story that probably ruined giving away a free birthday shots.
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Unfortunately, it's again ruined when Jamie has a flashback to his assault.
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Both men were unhurt, but for King, the season was largely ruined.
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"You ruined everything, you stupid bitch," Rebecca howls, clutching at her heart.
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I think they've ruined local news and should now pay for it.
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Out in the town, small churches and ruined walls dot the hillside.
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The Russians ruined them - even took off lamps, power outlets and toilets.
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Hatton said the deceiving wind gusts ruined what were otherwise good shots.
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MTV has ruined it, and it's dangerous, and girls are getting hurt.
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To speak for those who's [sic] lives and relationship have been ruined.
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Under Henry's orders, he tortured, executed, and ruined men and women alike.
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Weiss, at forty, knew that her life had been ruined by literature.
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We didn't censor the video because it would have ruined the impact.
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But these works can be altered, or ruined, without moving an inch.
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They ruined the only place left that reminded me of my grandfather.
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Should people really have their lives potentially ruined for stuff like this?
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Like in Leeds, Abbey Road has this historic ruined monastery on it.
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A 1965 Corvette, which he had just spent $100,000 restoring, was ruined.
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Fortunately, it doesn't appear to have ruined a majority of the town.
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But we ruined it by calling them 'Slofies' so, suck my butt.
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They said the storm and airport chaos had ruined their anniversary trip.
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There would be artificially triggered earthquakes, poisoned wellsprings, barren gardens, ruined lakes.
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Fighting between partners and mismanagement have ruined everything he put in place.
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In many cases you have just a ruined life because of drugs.
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Kate Whoriskey, who teamed with Ms. Nottage for "Ruined," is the director.
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That racehorse he ruined by making it run while it was sick.
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"It would have ruined the character of the block," said Mr. Buryiak.
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Their lives might be ruined because they danced, briefly, with the 1%.
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Shop after shop disgorged ruined goods: clothes, groceries, cookware, automotive parts, shoes.
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Hallmark movies are family friendly, and you ruined it with the commercial.
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In previous peace attempts, selective genocide against opposition leaders ruined our chances.
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By the summer of 2018, Bevin's relationship with teachers was already ruined.
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And I am ashamed that my actions ruined that experience for you.
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The number of ruined, radioactive, deserted cities dotting the globe will grow.
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It shares pictures of Bana studying, and the ruined city around her.
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Celebrities' careers have been ruined for trying to evade service, she added.
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Today, Palestinians use the ruined concrete and scrap metal for construction materials.
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Identities are stolen, credit is ruined, and money is often permanently lost.
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"We thought, 'Oh no, it's going to be all ruined,'" recalls Tanner.
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Your reputation will be ruined and you'll be working for someone else.
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Millennials have supposedly ruined everything boomers know and love — except white supremacy.
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Well I've ruined the Oscars already, I don't know what to say.
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Witnessing El Chino's murder had ruined his life, Ronal later told Lamberti.
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And, their lawyers said, it left him and his wife financially ruined.
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"The last thing you want to do is have your vacation ruined."
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The going rate for a ruined hamlet is now close to €20043,22004.
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She came back eventually, so I guess the night wasn't completely ruined.
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Thanks, Obama ... you ruined the NBA for the rest of the league.
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She's out for revenge against the man who ruined her life as a child, so she turns herself into a Cool Girl, planning to reel him in, seduce him, and then destroy his life the way he ruined hers.
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Sean Bean, the guy who ruined Game of Thrones by getting his head cut off and Lord of the Rings by trying to steal the ring, nearly ruined Game of Thrones a second time with this massive spoiler reveal.
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She knew that, even if Weinstein blacklisted her, her career wouldn't be ruined.
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" According to Scheff, the man saw Trump and said, "You ruined our country.
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A nobody (at the time) on the internet ruined their control of information.
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Yeah, after how many of us got our lives ruined because of him?
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Everything is sensationalist and negative and that means the relationship is now ruined.
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" It was only his sixth sexual encounter, he wrote, and he felt "ruined.
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The money they did manage to leave with was ruined by dye packs.
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It hasn't ruined everybody, and isn't an excuse for anybody's poor performance, necessarily.
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I can tell you about countless instances when doctors have ruined people's lives.
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The call lasts less than five minutes, but it's ruined my whole day.
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I'm sorry that Moonlight had any part of that moment ruined for them.
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Not to mention her telling Webber (James Pickens, Jr.) that they're ruined now.
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USADA seems to have turned up and ruined the show in many respects.
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But the ex-husband had ruined it—she was tired even of rage.
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Remember when he ruined CeCe's wedding by dropping a badger from the ceiling?
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The few clothes she had with her were ruined wading through the flood.
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Grain prices fell and investors in Ohio farmland were hurt and many ruined.
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REBUILDING RAQQA: SHOULD U.S. TAXPAYERS PAY TO REBUILD THE RUINED FORMER ISIS STRONGHOLD?
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I love their white T-shirts, and I recently ruined mine with bleach.
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A few years later a handsy date ruined her screening of Rosemary's Baby.
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The floods appear to have ruined maize crops, raising the risk of hunger.
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" Later, he allegedly told her, "I ruined my career by singing with you.
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It didn't go off without a hitch, but the entire night wasn't ruined.
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"People thought the girls would be ruined," said Bashar, the former village chairman.
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One clown might have ruined it for everyone: serial killer John Wayne Gacy.
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But in July the president forced through a referendum that ruined the agreement.
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Vehicle owners like him, who have debts to pay, are ruined, he said.
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And Donald Trump ruined it and that&aposs what they wanted to stop.
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Sweidan said Cohen left the store as soon as his disguise was ruined.
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Allegedly, a McElroy got into some hijinks and ruined Austin's good times boat.
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She ruined any chance I had of getting through school without being bullied.
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As a result, the image would be far too bright, and probably ruined.
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Val Chmerkovskiy lovingly jokes that girlfriend Jenna Johnson being "impatient" ruined his surprise!
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Anyway, he kind of ruined the moment, made Richard and me feel uncomfortable.
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"Politics ruined this group from the first," says Wolfgang Eder, its chief executive.
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You f—-ing ruined my life and you lied on me in 2014.
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He claimed their sex life was ruined and the firm mismanaged his funds.
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"Once prices are ruined, we will never get them back up," Osterloh said.
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The only problem is, something apparently ruined the pair's relationship along the way.
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Otherwise, a career or company can be easily ruined by one bad decision.
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Fourteen people were slaughtered and many more had their lives and bodies ruined.
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Have they ruined the sweetness of that scene, for those who liked it?
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In the 2000s a pyramid scheme made many townsfolk rich, then ruined them.
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You are already ruined, so it doesn't matter if the business gets worse.
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Thus, her life is "ruined" — her greatest desire must remain a pipe dream.
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About 80% of the New Orleans was flooded, and 200,000 properties were ruined.
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But two-thirds in it suddenly turns as bleak as his ruined city.
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Can't poor Mary have sex without someone dying or having their life ruined?
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Milwaukee's early surge ruined the major league debut of San Diego's Brett Kennedy.
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In Joseph's version, Beyoncé crouches in a ruined fort, bent low by sadness.
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"I ruined her career," Gillooly (played by Sebastian Stan) says in I, Tonya.
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Then they spoke no further of the ruined little building and the animals.
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We could not take him to the cemetery because it was ruined. The
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There, he videotaped a testimonial about how gang-stalking had ruined his life.
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Some believed that it was ruined, that the city's investment was already lost.
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Certainly there is beauty on display, but it's ruined by all this noise.
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"And because everybody's shoes were so wet, I ruined my carpet," he said.
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Read more: 17 places around the world that are being ruined by tourism
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One source said Jordan's taunting of Rodney McCray may have ruined McCray's career.
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And while the knee injury ruined last season, he has never needed surgery.
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"Ruined City" is notable for its almost complete indifference to its historical moment.
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Monkeys swing from trees and ruined roads turn to rivers where salmon jump.
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Lynch is countersuing for $160 million, claiming the fraud suit ruined his reputation.
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I could definitely learn to like living somewhere that we haven't ruined yet.
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It hearkens back to an unforgettable affair that ruined a marriage: her parents'.
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It is, and will forever be, the selfie that ruined all other selfies.
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I am seething mad that this, at that point, had ruined my night.
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Also realizing that I had ruined the engine of a brand-new car.
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"I hate that actor that ruined this guy's career," Talese told Vanity Fair.
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As he followed it with his gaze Lemberger's ruined nose came into view.
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Germany eventually replaced its currency and stabilized it, but millions were financially ruined.
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Mr. Hockenberry and Mr. Ghomeshi also lament how their lives have been ruined.
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I think L. Ron Hubbard and dianetics ruined this word, among other things.
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It felt strained, silly, and has ruined hard-boiled eggs for me forevermore.
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It ruined my first experience as a mother because my milk went off.
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According to the news media, we have ruined things from marmalade to motorcycles.
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People can be financially ruined by illness — and health insurance won't fix that.
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As a writer, De Quincey was dominated and arguably ruined by his habit.
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The one Zak bought is the only one that wasn't ruined or confiscated.
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She told me I had ruined her life and she won't forgive me.
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When the truth came out, America was scandalized and Van Doren nearly ruined.
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I mean, the first time you pee on a van Gogh it's ruined.
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And yet, as they so often do, men rushed in and ruined it.
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Lee's sister) and the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage ("Ruined" and "Sweat").
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The financial crisis ruined Goldman Sachs's reputation in the eyes of the public.
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Similar discoveries were made at the complex's two other ruined reactors this year.
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But overfishing not only depleted local stocks; it probably ruined the area's ecosystem.
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Jane Doe 7: I became a recluse for years Jeffrey Epstein ruined me.
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It can silence people so that the image of the company isn't ruined.
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You haven't ruined anything if you take a guess and get it wrong.
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The maestro's office is now a dump for black bags containing ruined items.
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The furniture is all ruined; the van was sold as scrap for $200.
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Kaitlyn Greenidge It is a common complaint that modern communication has ruined romance.
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The plan also listed projects such as replacing ruined affordable homes and apartments.
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In fact, international crime dramas have ruined our slicker network options for me.
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People speak of troubling weather patterns, ruined harvests and dour birthrates in Mexico.
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It was the type of performance that has ruined many a young athlete.
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Footage shows farmers surveying their ruined pineapple fields, which are coated in ash.
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"There&aposs a lot of people whose lives have been ruined as well."
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One season was ruined by thoracic outlet syndrome, another by a shoulder injury.
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The department has since set up a GoFundMe to replace the ruined equipment.
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And then the young fighter Olly ruined the moment by shooting Ygritte instead.
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But when he returned, Mr. Heck found an app ruined by his discovery.
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When Siobhán ruined the memory of her childhood holidays with her Cork Battenberg.
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Others anguish about the difficulties their children will encounter on a ruined planet.
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Then again, no one wants to see their furniture ruined by ring marks.
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Ray's shoes don't match because errant parolee urine tests have ruined their pairs.
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Uber and Lyft ruined the term ridesharing for everyone else, rendering it useless.
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She dropped in on us every day without notice and ruined our vacation!
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And then, two months later, I go there and ruined my own theory.
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I've seen the many hundreds of pictures of submerged houses and ruined roads.
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Chicago ruined Mrazek's shutout try with 7:55 remaining in the third period.
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Disagreements over the election have ruined Thanksgiving plans, and even sundered some friendships.
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That could mean a cashiered chief executive seeing his career and reputation ruined.
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It's also water-resistant, so your stuff won't get ruined in the rain.
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"It's my future, and I don't want it to be ruined," he said.
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There is no question of authenticity about the ruined things on Spring Street.
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Someone took one of the greatest things about this decade and ruined it.
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The real-world implications of the administration's change on bulbs ruined Trump's joke.
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You try to make it work, but something gets ruined along the way.
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"Maybe it needed to be ruined to get a new rebirth," he said.
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They recall being told their lives would be ruined if they spoke up.
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If you are a speed solver and this ruined your time, we apologize.
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There's an easy to miss NPC at the edge of a ruined bridge.
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It ruined our sleep and we were so tired from the long day.
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As an elegy for a ruined city, it is infused with soulful details.
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It was supposed to be a surprise, but the Postal Service ruined it.
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A bad feeling didn't mean that an entire day had to be ruined.
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By the time the fire was out, the campus's main building was ruined.
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In favor: Um… Opposed: Oh, and also it ruined a Stanley Cup final.
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Paul Freiberger ruined his back carrying one around, because they weighed 40 pounds.
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But like the sexual assault itself, my life has been ruined without my consent.
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Do you have any idea how many lives and families are ruined over that?
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This is my life, " Khloé says through tears, later adding, "My family was ruined!
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"It ruined me for the weekend, I just had absolutely no money," he said.
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Ferrara was one of the many people who claim the emerald ruined his life.
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Polo kills Marina for Carla, which hypothetically should reunite the ruined long-term couple.
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When the first check came through, it sort of ruined it a little bit.
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This is my life," Khloé says through tears, later adding, "My family was ruined!
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"The only thing that 'ruined' the wedding was your fit," the caption read. Ouch.
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" Then they're like, "Well, is it ..." I'm like, "Yeah, yeah, you ruined the country.
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Some low hanging fruit some people will be indicted, their families will be ruined.
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After the Night King marked Bran, the current Three-Eyed Raven's protection was ruined.
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Redditor swim-bike-run proudly shared his girlfriend's Snapchat moment that he gleefully ruined.
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"I told him straight blunt how it was: They ruined his life," Gilmore said.
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Some of the older students worry that their dreams of becoming professionals were ruined.
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Just read a 22017/22 review for Knack 25 so that's my day ruined.
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They nearly ruined my wedding, and they were definitely upstaging me at every turn.
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Thanks for looking at the sun for 10 minutes, everyone: you ruined the economy.
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More importantly, it shows that—so far—Microsoft hasn't ruined Minecraft since acquiring it.
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A new military camp is to be built where the ruined town hall stands.
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But "coincidence" has been ruined as a dog whistle by a single news story.
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In fact, the 43rd president "got so excited" that he almost ruined the proposal!
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The 'federal government,' quote unquote, goes on, but these people's lives were ruined permanently.
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Nope, just like the rest of the world, it's being ruined by greedy assholes.
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It's the exact type of unprincipled thinking that has ruined Facebook in the past.
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HTC fumbled last year's flagship One M9 so badly it almost ruined the company.
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"I think we ruined someone's brunch in the Hamptons the other day," Medley said.
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Many people in Louisiana are returning home to find their belongings ruined by floodwater.
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Biden is... Phil Spector after he ruined Let It Be with his godawful production?
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Though some people realized their Instagram life would be ruined, but so be it.
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"An otherwise beautiful trip was ruined by this outrageous experience," Choi wrote on Facebook .
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We were scared, suddenly panicked about Matt's promising future being ruined by a misunderstanding.
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The surprise was ruined, of course, when Diplo live-streamed the nuptials on Instagram.
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Mueller says he was falsely accused and, as a result, his career was ruined.
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But those mean players turned down our generous offer, and ruined the Olympics too.
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If you're a fan of puzzles, Edward Snowden may have just ruined your Friday.
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A newly confident Mr Assad talks about retaking the country bit by ruined bit.
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This allowed Iraqi units to move cautiously into the ruined city, street by street.
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All of their belongings, including their car and boat, were ruined in the fire.
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She also claims the whole incident ruined her rep, so she's asking for damages.
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She believes no artist was ever ruined by housework (or helped by it either).
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In recent years, leaks have ruined all surprise when it comes to new iPhones.
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Even the display is marred with nicks and scratches that have ruined the pixels.
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But I've seen all that work being ruined by local authorities since the 90s.
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The phone itself is solid — Android's best — but quality control issues have ruined it.
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A guest profile is available, too, so your recommendations aren't ruined by your babysitter.
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And you don't have happy guests if they just ruined their shirt or dress.
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The floods ruined the trailer's oven, so the family cooks on a hot plate.
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And for some, that obsession ran deeper, an addiction that ruined lives and relationships.
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I was like, 'You ruined what my social media was going to look like.
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The Ruined House , by Ruby Namdar, translated from the Hebrew by Hillel Halkin (Harper) .
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Perhaps some Americans are convinced that calling Latino men "rapists" ruined it for Trump.
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He attempted to tug the ruined fence back into place, but it wouldn't move.
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But that is scant comfort for those whose lives have been ruined by abuse.
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The game might sound innocent enough, but Bell quipped that Catan has ruined relationships.
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One person canceled on the event/party, so now the whole plan is ruined.
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While some rooms are badly damaged, others are filled with rusted and ruined furniture.
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But success fell on Lehrer early and all at once — and it ruined him.
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The couple, who were married in 2017, loved ruined architecture independently before they met.
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The gunman (Jack O'Connell), financially ruined by bad investment advice, wants explanations and justice.
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I like really loved these cookies and this is totally ruined for me. Whhyyyyy?????!!!!!
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Yet you go back to the arena, to the place that ruined your life.
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In my mind, I decided that sex had ruined every aspect of her life.
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Bernie Sanders ran on a platform that many thought would've ruined his political chances.
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The very last one was "Jizz in My Pants," then memes ruined jokes forever.
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In 1957, public knowledge of a planned interracial marriage might have ruined both careers.
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Below are eight times people intentionally or accidentally ruined pieces of art in 2000.
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This undoubtedly completely ruined at least an hour of her social media manager's life.
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Partially ruined by the creeping but confident sense that Facebook will eventually ruin it.
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A fractured Republican Party (and a rumored affair) ruined McCarthy's speakership chances in 2015.
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Billions of dollars and millions of lives ruined later—now there's a bigger discussion.
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Following up the Ruined EP, what were you going for with the first album?
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Must be a fat snake that lives in ruined towers, he explained in Nahuatl.
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Meth use had ruined a great deal her teeth and her skin was dull.
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If you're caught in the rain, your run won't be ruined by faulty earbuds.
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While all serious charges against him were dropped, the process effectively ruined his career.
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Now, if a designer makes one bad dress and it's on Instagram, they're ruined.
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Forget the ruined relationships, the disintegrated livers and the car (or horse-riding) accidents.
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But in those button-down days, such a revelation could have ruined his career.
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Search parties combed ruined homes for bodies; volunteers sought out injured and frightened pets.
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The period after World War I ruined the economy of the German Weimar Republic.
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Ride-sharing was a good idea ruined by a deeply misguided start-up culture.
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But if China wants us to be ruined, I think there's no stopping them.
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But if competitors like Waymo crack the technology first, Uber could be ruined. Regulation.
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Others may discuss how "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" improved (or ruined) the franchise.
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The question, then, is what Fancy Bear wanted to get from its ruined attempt.
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This scenario isn't really any different from when Joyce ruined Armando Galarraga's perfect game.
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But she's not destroyed by her desire, nor is she ruined by its consequences.
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Friends and I spent hours wandering the ruined world of Kefka, Terra, and Locke.
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And so my theory about that is that he was ruined by social media.
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But he has a harrowing tale of how marijuana addiction almost ruined his life.
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They soon joined in, adding their voices to music that filled the ruined cathedral.
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But I don't want a uniquely Muslim-American tradition to be ruined by fear.
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First it was droughts, and then pounding rains, that ruined their crop, they say.
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The implication is that Aristophil, and its many investors, were ruined out of pique.
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We're less than two weeks into 2020, and I think I've already ruined it.
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He went on to say that he thought Donald Trump had ruined bad taste.
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Miller, the 15-year-old victim, said Monday that Nassar's legacy is forever ruined.
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"My whole life is ruined at that moment," Peters told People magazine in February.
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I'm deeply embarrassed that Peter Strzok's career was ruined by my father's political grandstanding.
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"My future is ruined," Ali said from her grandmother's living room, where she lives.
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None of these mishaps ruined our trips, but they were frustrating — and remain memorable.
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Relative to many of its ruined rivals, Deutsche Bank enjoyed a "good" financial crisis.
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It underscores how capitalism can destroy your infrastructure long before you realize it's ruined.
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The killing of Soleimani may have ruined any chance those talks had of succeeding.
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"Lynn carries something with her," Kate Whoriskey, the director of "Ruined" and "Sweat," said.
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Make no mistake: You will be forever ruined, but in the best way possible.
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Olympian Lolo Jones says being open about her virginity has ruined her dating life.
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You might think your life is ruined and there's no way to go forward.
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Every man around her during the Great Hair Crisis had become a ruined sculpture.
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Mr. Suleiman, a retired mechanic, recounted how the previous blast had ruined his life.
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The remote clinic was badly damaged by Dorian, its supplies ruined by the storm.
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On the other side of the ruined bridge, sitting there alone, was his son.
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Palpatine says the Princess of Alderaan ruined his plans for Ben Solo and Rey.
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"I feel completely ruined," said Ahmed Hassan, a Somali refugee heading for Rhode Island.
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"Heidi Heitkamp's political agenda has interfered with, or downright ruined, our lives," they wrote.
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Where abandoned cars haunt the ruined streets like ghosts, vestiges of what once was.
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HOUSTON — The floodwaters here ruined floors, walls, carpets, furniture, appliances and so much more.
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And I remember the hysteria and tragedies they caused, careers ruined and lives lost.
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When they stumbled across an entire ruined hamlet up for sale, they were smitten.
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Then people got angry, because people ruined it with their childish lilos and surfboards.
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Society is ruined, so you might as well party while the ship goes down.
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It may have ruined the entire game for me, but it felt so achievable!
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KS: How he has ruined democracy as we know it, for the future generations.
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"These are real human being with real lives which can be ruined," she says.
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That's when my phone went mad with people saying "Who's this prick with the pink lilo, he's ruined the puddle, the puddle was magic until he ruined it blah blah blah" so that kind of took over for the rest of the day.
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This movie ruined itself all on its own, but Depp contributed in his own ways.
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So, not only did Zoey essentially scoop herself, she also ruined a lucrative advertiser relationship.
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Underwear would have ruined her outfit, and that simply isn't worth the pretense of modesty.
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OWENS: He singlehandedly ruined late night TV. I really do believe Jimmy Kimmel does this.
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So basically Arya ruined the play for everyone in Braavos and Lady Crane still died.
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Difficulty on a Scale of 1 (I Feel Great!) to 103 (It Ruined My Life
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Difficulty on a Scale of 1 (I Feel Great!) to 10 (It Ruined My Life
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They tell her she "ruined" TJ's big day and Kara suggests Sasha is on drugs.
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Bush might have made an honest mistake, but she had one job and ruined it.
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"Doesn't look too 'ruined' to me…but nice try," Never wrote in an Instagram message.
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"other" whose land is ruined, and who would prefer to join the United States if
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I think I ruined Talking Heads' "This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)" for him.
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That first night, I ruined my shirt, and the second night, the same thing happened.
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At San Francisco's de Young Museum, an interactive dive into the ruined pre-Columbian metropolis.
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Plus, that perfectly nice coffee table gets ruined when she falls into it head first.
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With his reputation all but ruined, Weinstein's wife also announced that she was leaving him.
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Mariana's homes were battered concrete boxes, surrounded by downed trees and curling ruined power lines.
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Dmitri Medvedev, the Russian prime minister, claimed that the strike "completely ruined" Russian-American relations.
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I had also been told that my career would be ruined if I got pregnant.
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I have not been able to pay off these debts, and my credit is ruined.
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"Whiskey on ice, Sunset and Vine / You've ruined my life by not being mine" ("Gorgeous")
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When "Silicon Valley" premiered on HBO in 2014, Silicon Valley hadn't yet ruined the world.
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Floods ruined mattresses and destroyed tents, forcing some people to move in with their neighbors.
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Lula's critics say his economic policies ruined Brazil and his situation has polarized the country.
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For Niren, who spoke extensively in the documentary, Rajneeshpuram was a community ruined by intolerance.
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For some people it's really bad — people whose lives have been ruined by alcohol consumption.
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Words like "wrecked" and "ruined" and "heart ripped out of my chest" are used often.
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People trampled California's poppies for the 'gram, and ruined it for the rest of us.
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"The mood is only going to get ruined if you let it," Dr. Morse says.
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"It's safe to say we ruined it for every other team moving forward," Kypreos said.
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"Fourteen people were slaughtered and many more had their lives and bodies ruined," Comey wrote.
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Kilgrave ruined Malcolm's life as well, and he's tied his recovery and redemption to Jessica.
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At 93, frail and forgetful, he has finally lost control of the country he ruined.
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"It ruined our health," the man says at one point when questioned about his protest.
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Moving on, we debate whether Instagram is ruined now that "albums" are here (14:9.7).
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But this plan was ruined when his soldiers killed six protesters soon after the vote.
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In his 2012 autobiography, he discussed Argentino's death, saying that the incident ruined his life.
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I had made a thing of beauty, and then ruined it with a malodorous punchline.
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Jeffrey claims Bieber ruined his car sales business with all the publicity surrounding the feud.
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Grossman never worked in New York again and often said she had ruined his life.
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"The now $30,000,000 Witch Hunt continues and they've got nothing but ruined lives," Trump tweeted.
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"Just went and ruined my Stanley Cup high with that pic," wrote one Twitter user.
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Of course, if The Sciences had been a piece of shit, it would've ruined everything.
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That had ruined my whole night thinking about that baby didn't have nowhere to go.
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BECKY QUICK: Warren, you pointed out— CHARLIE MUNGER: And it has ruined their capitalism either.
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Otherwise, a whole career can be ruined easily no matter the effort over the years.
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His Sunday drive was ruined when the big wreck occurred with 20 laps to go.
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Mistakes and poor judgment on things ruined what could have been a really special deal.
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Because when tourists first showed up and ruined the Nyla breeding, they were fucking executed.
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It's a cheap and lazy plot line, and it almost ruined the movie for me.
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If anybody's childhood was "ruined" by Paul Feig's Ghostbusters reboot, they must have stayed home.
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He survived, though a brief power outage almost ruined his attempt (he survived that too).
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You won't believe it off the ex-miners though, they say, 'Noooooo, ruined our life.
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Half the people think I'm the bastard child who ruined basketball or some goddamned thing?
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Anyhow some beagle ruined their fun and now all three bears are up a tree.
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I won't say it ruined my birthday, but it definitely put a damper on it.
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As elsewhere in Libya, those have been ruined by years of conflict and political turmoil.
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Ms. Fields's older sister Erica Babbitt and her husband, David, said their house was ruined.
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If Jackson so much as missed a nap, in my mind, the day was ruined.
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I walked out of there thinking I ruined my career because of a Jolly Rancher.
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Beecher's sensational six-month trial ended in a hung jury, but the scandal ruined Woodhull.
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"Ten, 20-year careers we've had completely ruined because of mistakes like that," he said.
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" But, she went on, "I don't see her as defeated or as ruined by men.
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The kind of precious object that could be ruined by a few stray Cheerios crumbs.
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However, sources told the news outlet the issue has not ruined Zinke's relationship with Trump.
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I'd already ruined one in an assignment months before by getting sand in the motor.
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Inadequate storage ruined DNA samples and the failed investigation cost the UN more than $1393,2139.
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His daughter, his little girl, looks like a transvestite, like a ruined old drag queen.
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How does he disassemble your ruined, returned iPhones, so they'll all be easier to recycle?
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The ruined square of cracked disrupted blocks where once a summerhouse had turned and stared.
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"While I was learning, I once ruined a friend's fine shoes," she recalled with anguish.
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Read This Next: This Woman Started Running Backwards When a Rare Disorder Ruined Her Stride
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I don't want to leave you with the sense that the shooting ruined our wedding.
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I have to stand in front of judges and you just fucking ruined my career.
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The situation: Humans have ruined the planet and climate change is set to take revenge.
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It felt like I'd ruined my life, or at least my career, for a time.
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The injury ruined his 225 track season and diminished his effectiveness that year in football.
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"When asked how Rachel ruined "the British trifle," Aniston said she "put beef in it.
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After years of blocking out his ruined credit score, he cares a lot about it.
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He would be delighted if the industry could be damaged by low profitability, even ruined.
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Penalty flags, and stronger punishment, for patently unsafe behavior never ruined any game worth saving.
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The number of happy marriages that were ruined by unwarranted snack-salting is likely astronomical.
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Scattered throughout the lush worlds, you see evidence of the remains of a ruined civilization.
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Immigration quotas should be based on how much the host country has ruined other countries.
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It was about challenging the double standard that created ruined women in the first place.
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Last week, the jar sat uncovered near the front porch, crammed with ruined vanilla beans.
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"Who will recompense the ruined men?" asked Antonello Piroso, writing in the daily La Verita.
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Wyatt doesn't think so and neither does Ruth who is afraid she ruined his life.
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Some of the victims are believed to have killed themselves after their careers were ruined.
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She's embarrassed and hurt, and she knows that her reputation has been ruined for life.
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She's embarrassed and hurt, and she knows that her reputation has been ruined for life.
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He wears a dress (as was the custom) and stands among dolmens and ruined columns.
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At a ruined mobile home park in Naples, he handed out encouragement along with hoagies.
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Or at least there isn't until one or another character arbitrarily concludes that everything's ruined.
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It was a face that invited human exchange—a saving grace in a ruined landscape.
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Mueller still maintains that Swift "ruined" his life and takes no responsibility in what happened.
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"Anyone attempting to split any part of China will only be ruined," Mr. Xi said.
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In Game 3, the Cavaliers ruined a fine effort by collapsing in the final minutes.
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Actually seeing her onscreen embodied in a real person kind of ruined it for them.
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It's not that the 19 Starlink satellites ruined the entire night of observations, Johnson says.
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I loved them, I wore them, and as you can see, I completely ruined them.
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If it can be proven he lied in that hearing, his credibility is ruined forever.
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February 2018: A New York taxi driver kills himself, says gig economy ruined his life.
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The viral spread of the videos, without the women's consent, ruined many of their lives.
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Sorry that I ruined your day so much, that I tackled your quarterback too hard.
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Or he may be scarred by the allegations that he said have ruined his life.
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The Wack Spot was salted earth; no successful business could sprout from the ruined soil.
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There are just abstract statistics representing millions of broken lives and thousands of ruined communities.
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In Delta Amacuro, even government officials say a mixture of both ruined the rice project.
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It consisted of a hulking, ruined ventilation tower with smashed glass windows and broken brickwork.
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And if they are caught, their lives and the lives of their kids are ruined.
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She lived for six months in her ruined bungalow with sodden drywall and no power.
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I imagined a bell ringing in a ruined cathedral and raindrops falling into a pool.
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If you haven't played Quantum Break, and don't want its plot ruined, click away now.
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We all know that we were all spoonfed this story of two actresses ruined America.
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And everybody who's come up against him has been ruined in one way or another.
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We share clothes, and Idil has ruined more than a few of my favorite sweaters.
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It's time to think of people whose lives could be ruined because of this talk.
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The garments weren't all stretched out and ruined, as my friend said they might be.
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And all of us watching had the same exact reaction: Ah, that's ruined it now.
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Among the ruined items ... - vintage $10k Bad Boy jacket, that was a gift from Diddy- $40k worth of clothes - $15k worth of Versace china - at least 20 pairs of kicks He also says she ruined several gifts his kids had given him for Christmas.
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I ruined family vacations by insisting on being dropped off at the showiest megachurch in town.
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Thanks to internet hacks, our summer picnics no longer have to be ruined by that forgetfulness.
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Rather, Zoe recognizes how her father has "already ruined so much" for her over the years.
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Despite the lowered amount, Ritson's appeal for compensation for his "ruined" vacation was rejected in court.
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Last year, comic book writer Mark Russell ruined my childhood — and I couldn't have been happier.
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As a matter of fact, his job has ruined any sort of pornographic experience for him.
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And whoever decided to include Mr. Clark's ruined date night deserves a lifetime supply of Eggos.
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And that is, here is an article of the headline, how Robert Mueller ruined my life.
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Around 90 people were killed in Southeast Texas, and over 13,000 homes and business were ruined.
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But in the wake of that egotism are a lot of ruined relationships and abandoned projects.
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So the competition to make legal highs as strong as possible has ruined it for everyone?
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"Had it happened to one of us, it would have ruined our lives," Weir, 33, continued.
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And he says that unproven sexual assault claims have ruined his life and his NFL career.
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There, in the Bob Marley original frame, there is a background singer who ruined the frame.
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Watts-Jackson will forever be remembered as the guy who ruined Michigan's dream season in 2015.
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Some even joked that she flexed too hard and now could have ruined her FAFSA application.
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Was she really about to applaud someone who had possibly just ruined a five year relationship?
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But back to Tinkerbell girl; She got on the news crying saying her dreams were ruined.
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My grades at school were ruined and prompted me to take a break from the game.
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"Once that oil gets into our water, life around it will be ruined," Three Legs said.
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I think he thought I was just being vindictive for that time he ruined 1997–2002.
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It won't be long, he says, until Tonga is truly ruined by the drug he sells.
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Lynn -- who won a Pulitzer for her plays "Sweat" and "Ruined" -- is producing the show's libretto.
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Civilians who survived the onslaught emerged to find their cities ruined, and reconstruction has been slow.
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They sorted through possessions and decided what to keep and what was ruined by the flood.
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The experiment was almost ruined when a fox killed the flock he'd been planning to observe.
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This violence has ruined harvests and disrupted the livelihoods of hundreds of farmers across the region.
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Our algorithmic world has turned so many measures into targets, and by doing so ruined them.
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On both sides of the border, shelling has ruined buildings and driven families from their homes.
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But then they anachronistically call the neo-Nazis "white nationalists," and it was ruined for me.
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Always the third wish is "please undo the first two wishes" because I ruined the world.
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Justin Timberlake really did just perform the song that almost ruined Janet Jackson's career #PepsiHalftime pic.twitter.
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There are a lot of songs that are sometimes ruined by being oversaturated in pop culture.
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An earlier, unseasonal flood ruined rice crops in north-eastern Sylhet and sent rice prices spiralling.
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I forego straightening my hair because it's raining and I know it'll just get ruined anyway.
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People have already been hurt, their lives ruined or forever altered, by cavalcades of online harassment.
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In Dawson's video, Weist stresses repeatedly that he's going to lose his house; that he's ruined.
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People have been telling me 'your career will be ruined,' and all this stuff like that.
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The trial ruined George and Cindy's careers, destroyed their happiness, and tore apart the entire family.
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Not enough and the fish rot in the barrel; too much and the taste is ruined.
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We can assure you that it will work again later and your present isn't ruined forever.
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The victim could be an adult before they discover that their credit history has been ruined.
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It's the holidays, and despite this heavy news cycle, not all is ruined in this world.
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"These school officials ruined the only high school graduation Sam will ever know," Dys told me.
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They knowingly charged me for a hotel that was on strike and ruined my birthday vacation.
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Then, completed projects were shelved amid sexual abuse allegations, prompting much hand-wringing about ruined careers.
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Here are nine ways we can avoid becoming the garbage generation who ruined beaches forever: 23.
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I ruined a lot of takes because I was back behind the monitors spluttering with laughter.
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How many more turkeys need to be ruined before people learn how to do it right?
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You have ruined your life, and you've disturbed mine, but you took my child from me.
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It's so sad that the golden era of Ibiza clubs was ruined by its own success.
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To have his professional reputation potentially ruined by a job he should never have been offered.
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Much of Raqqa lies ruined, hundreds of civilians have been killed, and thousands more have fled.
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During the Monica Lewinsky scandal, Lewinsky was turned into a punchline, and her life was ruined.
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The creation, the creature, destroyed its creator's life and they both wound up sad and ruined.
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He faces huge challenges in reversing the fortunes of an economy ruined by decades of mismanagement.
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But then he went and ruined the illusion by sharing the video with all of us.
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In the letter, the writer claims that his life was ruined by amphibian-humanoids from Mars.
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SHE IS A FRAUD, SHE SHOULD BE IN JAIL, SHE COST PEOPLE MILLIONS, SHE RUINED LIVES.
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Some believed he didn't do so sooner because he didn't want the place to get ruined.
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On the list of things that Donald Trump has ruined, Veep seems like relatively small potatoes.
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She often said that having the dissent ruined her weekend but made her final product better.
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He said he saw several corpses on the road as he left the smoking, ruined city.
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Some are braving the water and potentially ruined footwear and are just wading through the puddle.
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I guess what I'm trying to say, really, is that Nilay ruined the Prius for me.
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If you're caught, you might be celebrated as a hero, or your life could be ruined.
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Next to it, a sad, melted version, presumably ruined by the sun and its evil rays.
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But, I, for one, will not to be happy until Kathleen Kelly avenges her ruined bookstore.
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The man abused his power, and ruined the careers of several young comedians in the process.
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And of course, like so much fiction, Harry Potter probably ruined dating for many of us.
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His captain, back in the defense after a season ruined by recurring calf injuries, went further.
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Netanyahu ruined his relationship with President Barack Obama over their differences in confronting the Iranian challenge.
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"Socialism ruined the country," said economist and opposition lawmaker Jose Guerra as he presented the results.
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The voting patterns and policies that ruined Democratic-dominated regions will shift to traditionally Republican areas.
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He effectively ruined his work when it was once good enough to be in the Louvre.
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"It took 22 years to achieve this and it's all been ruined," a company official said.
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Never Grigoryan, said in an interview at a Karabakh artillery position outside a ruined village, Marjalu.
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Denied federal assistance, many face a choice between staying in their ruined homes or becoming homeless.
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She slept eagerly, desperately, again and again entering the ruined room empty-handed, bearing no offering.
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Not all heroes wear capes A storm ruined a woman's dream wedding on a Mississippi beach.
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When not ruined by outside sound, the soundstage is wide but vocals are focused and clear.
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American Airlines pilots appear to be giving up their holidays so travelers' vacations won't be ruined.
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You have ruined your life and you've disturbed mine, but you took my child from me.
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" Robinson said, adding that the security detail "has truly ruined my peaceful enjoyment of my house.
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" Fox News politics editor Chris Stirewalt said the inspector general's report showed "James Comey is ruined.
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Jones's lawyers now argue that without financial assistance from the state, his life has been ruined.
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Mr. Roux suggested that his client was also a victim, with his career and life ruined.
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Unfortunately, the toddler had other plans, and threw a mini tantrum which ruined the whole thing.
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For many years, millions of children's' lives have been ruined because of the war on drugs.
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An alligator ruined a romantic picnic, which could really only happen in (you guessed it) Florida.
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He was out again by the early 1920s and was financially ruined by the Great Depression.
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Rebuilding the lives of the victims and their ruined communities should be a priority in 2628.
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She explained that Oesterlund was the flamboyant one, an insecure man ruined by his sudden wealth.
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In 225, Pete Doherty wore a guards jacket so obnoxiously it single-handedly ruined Camden forever.
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In the end, all that remained was a sea of blood, millions of ruined human lives.
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"Any girl that has suede shoes knows if you get suede wet they're ruined," she says.
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"The CDC may have ruined poppyseed muffins forever with gross tick photo," wrote the Huffington Post.
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"Honestly, he may have ruined his political career," said Trump the day after Cruz's convention speech.
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They had had their "moment," and they still cared little for the lives they had ruined.
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To Meng, Ratoo, Nuo, and Leon, spoofers ruined the plans they worked so hard to make.
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Just when we were finally warming to Real Madrid, Marcelo's gone and ruined it for everyone.
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Hearing someone give evidence about how their life has been ruined is emotional for absolutely everyone.
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"She [Desmond] suffered and eventually left Nova Scotia; it ruined her in many ways," Cooper said.
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A seven-strikeout, one-walk 1-0 shutout of the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday ruined it!
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These TV areas resemble a command center for an intelligence agency that monitors children's ruined Christmases.
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They didn't realize they had just ruined one of the first depictions of skiing in history.
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It's an incredible place, but I left thinking it had been ruined by everyone taking photos.
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Hoping it wasn't ruined, they had the installers return, strip the floor and reapply the sealer.
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The outcome ruined the return of Marshall coach Doc Holliday, a former N.C. State assistant coach.
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Will our lives really be ruined if we learn the title of Avengers 4 too early?
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The album ended up revolving around this concept of a future ruined by one single man.
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I ruined it because ... LG: It actually sounds like you were the life of the party.
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I bought another pair after the first one got ruined by New York City's hellish streets.
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In the end they protected nothing and no one and ruined their own reputations as well.
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Pourkay says the dispute has "ruined my life" as former customers are rallying to his defense.
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The new molding, drywall, tiles and custom, barnlike ceiling he had built by hand were ruined.
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But, in truth, I didn't love babysitting that much and that was ultimately what ruined me.
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A cash crunch could lead to a wave of ruined credit scores, home foreclosures and bankruptcies.
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There is also the societal pressure to tirelessly police girls' sexuality, lest their reputations are ruined.
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But even here, an honest vision is ruined by the background which seeks to enhance it.
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Ruined or restored, these churches have maintained a haunting serenity through centuries of neglect and destruction.
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"It has not ruined his life, but it's changed his life," the mother tells the newspaper.
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Amid piles of wet drywall and ruined electrical systems, Houston businesses are inching back to normalcy.
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Investors fear the return of Ms Fernández, whose policies between 2007 and 2015 ruined the economy.
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What would you do if you were accused of all these things, had your life ruined?
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The results, in far too many cases, were bad verdicts, ruined reputations and permanently damaged lives.
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To keep it running, the neighbor siphoned gas from ruined cars before they were hauled away.
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Often these fights begin with someone asserting that the latest "Star Wars" movie ruined their childhood.
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But he also oversaw enormous urban sprawl that critics say has irreparably ruined the fabled city.
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But if you haven't quite hit your quota today, don't worry: Your 2020 isn't already ruined.
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"This just isn't right, I don't want to see more lives ruined," said Ms. Li, 13.
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Your friend may have "ruined" your vacation, but she also paid for a chunk of it.
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The letters and toys left for her on Deer Island were getting ruined in the rain.
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Six Flags New Orleans has sat abandoned since it was ruined by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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"I'm deeply embarrassed that Peter Strzok's career was ruined by my father's political grandstanding," he tweeted.
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Three Notre Dame turnovers, all in the fourth quarter, ruined the Fighting Irish's chances against Stanford.
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I ruined the opportunity to see an expensive therapist, which could have been good for me.
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"I believe that Mitch McConnell has ruined the Senate," Reid, who retired in 2017, now says.
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But not all pizza wheelies end in potentially fatal crashes, laughing onlookers, and presumably ruined pizza.
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Her turn ultimately played as a little too abrupt, and that ruined it for some viewers.
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I figured I had nothing to lose; I couldn't ruin a painting that was already ruined.
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Most importantly, this great life cannot be ruined by mean & despicable Democrats and totally uncorroborated allegations!
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