I think tearing up the Trans-Pacific Partnership was an incredibly shortsighted decision; the country that most benefited from us tearing up the TPP was China.
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For example, there is no law against tearing up pieces of paper; there is a law against tearing up documents so that they cannot be subpoenaed by federal prosecutors.
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Daisy Ridley's Jedi powers apparently include tearing up the stage.
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Nearby, a woman is tearing up sheets to make more.
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He sounds genuinely concerned and I immediately start tearing up.
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Whenever Justin Bieber is seen tearing up throughout the show.
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"I'm going through some depression," Harper admitted, tearing up again.
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"When we were talking I was tearing up," said Lopez.
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"This year was particularly tough," he says while tearing up.
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It's devastating, I'm tearing up now just thinking about it.
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"You can't get water anywhere," nearby, River said, tearing up.
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"I thought it sounded homophobic," Pattie said, unexpectedly tearing up.
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They're tearing up the ground with their ATVs and motorcycles.
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If it means tearing up trade agreements, go for it.
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I think tearing up the speech was a bad move.
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She began tearing up when she heard the audience applauding.
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"You can't talk to me this way," he says, tearing up.
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Both the couple and Wolf began tearing up during Friday's introduction.
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"I haven't walked on my own since," Samano says, tearing up.
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"Life is hard on us women," she told PEOPLE, tearing up.
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I wasn't just tearing up; I started to weep with joy.
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You stampeded, mane stormy, tearing up the ground, bellowing opposition, freedom.
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"I'm just so thrilled that people care," she says, tearing up.
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" Tearing up, Woods said this is "where the story gets tricky.
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I actually started tearing up when I found these two actresses.
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Then we got the Mueller team guy tearing up in court.
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Residents saw them as tearing up the foundations of a community.
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Sources inside tell us Travis was tearing up Dance Dance Revolution.
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It would be like tearing up a winning Powerball lottery ticket.
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"She is adorable, she is happy," whispered Ms. James, tearing up.
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"This event has changed my life," she said then, tearing up.
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But he has no intention of tearing up the FA's legacy.
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"They just make my life so much better," Lopez said, tearing up.
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Until then, I'll be tearing up over this trailer again and again.
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Then, a fake image of González tearing up the Constitution went viral.
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She was so happy to meet her that she was tearing up.
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The fungus grows and grows and grows, tearing up the larva's insides.
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"It's been such an emotional couple of weeks," says Kathy, tearing up.
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By rejecting these things, you're "tearing up" the contract and freeing yourself.
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" "People said she was crying and tearing up because she was upset!
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"I try not to get emotional," the host began, already tearing up.
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"He's an amazing dad," Judge said of Barney at BravoCon, tearing up.
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"I want to be okay," she told the doctors, while tearing up.
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BEFORE tearing up parts of Florida, Hurricane Irma ravaged whole Caribbean islands.
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"She said, 'No, you can't live with me'," he said, tearing up.
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"I want to have a child with her," he reiterated, tearing up.
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DeBellis said, tearing up at the thought of the Sandovals' impending move.
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That's death on our highways and the tearing up of our roads.
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I am on board, folks — and maybe tearing up a little bit.
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She also showed uncommon emotion, at times tearing up on the bench.
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Above all, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tearing up President Donald Trump's speech.
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"We degrade this Parliament at our peril," Bercow told lawmakers, tearing up.
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"I couldn't get through your book, I tried," McCain said, tearing up.
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But Brexit risks tearing up the metaphorical carpet again, Mr. Hayles warned.
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And you're lying if you deny tearing up watching A Walk To Remember.
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Tearing up during her acceptance speech, Blunt shared the award with her husband.
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"They did their jobs with courage, grace, tenacity, humility," Stewart added, tearing up.
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I'm feeling a whirlwind of emotions and still tearing up at my desk.
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"I never forget Leah, I cry about her constantly," Portwood said, tearing up.
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I'm tearing up thinking about it, just with the Kobe situation, you know.
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And tearing up the nuclear accord would remove an essential constraint on Iran.
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"I know I disappointed you," she told her dad via FaceTime, tearing up.
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What if a Spitzenkandidat wins on a ticket of tearing up fiscal rules?
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"I can do no right in your mind, Luann," Medley says, tearing up.
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" She continues, tearing up, "Words can't tell how I'm so grateful to everybody.
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How would tearing up the Iran deal affect Trump's negotiations with North Korea?
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Malia Obama kept tearing up as she listened to her dad's farewell speech.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is tearing up the charts on Twitch today, placing at no.
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"If we can't sightsee, it doesn't matter," she said, her eyes tearing up.
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" Tearing up, the actress said, "I promised myself I wasn't going to cry.
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"I love you," Gifford said as Kotb, who was speechless, started tearing up.
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Spirit's statement from last month said it is not tearing up existing contracts.
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Kimmel was overwhelmed, tearing up as he welcomed the crowd to the memorial.
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" Tearing up, Bieber wanted Eilish "to know that she can count on me.
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Naming the alleged whistle-blower is much worse than tearing up a speech.
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"I have to be honest, I was tearing up," comedian Andrea Lopez explained.
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"My uncle never thought that I would visit," Mr. Oshima said, tearing up.
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WATTERS: Yes, thank you, all right, Chit Chat Tour, tearing up the whole country.
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Lopez is shown holding a tissue and tearing up, appearing to remember Massi again.
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" Tearing up, she said, "Sorry, I don't want to get into it too much.
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Fox News host Melissa Francis even claimed Pelosi was essentially tearing up African-Americans.
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"[But] the minute I walked in the door, I knew," Peggy said, tearing up.
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Kelly was visibly tearing up as she presented her segment to the Today hosts.
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It means tearing up the blueprints for America's highways, bi-ways and information superhighways.
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"Thank you so much," he said, as the girl could be seen tearing up.
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We're shown him tearing up as he recounts times he failed those around him.
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"My f—— heart was cut out, my legs, my arms," Singer said, tearing up.
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Bernie Sanders and wife Jane Sanders could be seen tearing up in the crowd.
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One time a guy was reaching in the bucket and tearing up the money.
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"Oh, now I'm gonna cry," Tur said after she made the announcement, tearing up.
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Remaking a court, ramping up Turkish-Saudi tensions, tearing up church ties in Ukraine.
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Sometimes bitterly so, with jokes that leave you tearing up as much as laughing.
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"She sacrificed much in her own life to help us," Gutierrez says tearing up.
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I started tearing up when I saw her, and I don't show much emotion.
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"I was afraid that no one would love my kids," she said, tearing up.
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Viewers noticed, and video of Pelosi tearing up Trump's speech quickly went viral online.
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"It's making me feel like I've failed in some way," she says, tearing up.
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It's like tearing up a credit card bill thinking the debt will go away.
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Unlike Sale, however, James didn't go around tearing up his teammates' jerseys as well.
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Lauer's eyes were already tearing up by this point, and then it got more sentimental.
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"Watching your bonfires, I literally couldn't even watch some of them," she says, tearing up.
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When it comes to managing relations with China, Donald Trump is tearing up the rulebook.
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"I spent every summer here when I was a little girl," she said, tearing up.
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Gaga also thanked Cooper after her best song win, tearing up in her emotional speech.
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"It means so much to me, Dad, that you're here today," he said tearing up.
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Her writing about what it means to become a mother definitely had me tearing up!
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I've seen him many times tearing up talking about his involvement with the LGBT community.
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"I'm worried about what other people think," she told her partner Keo Motsepe, tearing up.
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"He was like a brother to me, so it's very sad," Jackson said, tearing up.
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Fake images, like this one of Parkland victims tearing up the U.S. constitution, went viral.
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"It's been 19 months now that we've been trying to conceive," she said, tearing up.
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Witnesses described Girard as highly intoxicated and said he then began tearing up the camp.
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"Without objection," the vice president said, with his voice quivering and his eyes tearing up.
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A movie moment grand and gorgeous, it's sure to have fans cheering and tearing up.
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But gradually and inexorably the appeals court of oncology is tearing up cancer's death warrants.
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"Brothers, I've been watching you guys since the 80s," he started before abruptly tearing up.
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Moise: And you're tearing up as you're saying it and now transferring that emotion here.
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"Thank God that his family can just lay him to rest," Campbell said, tearing up.
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"He couldn't see me, but I was tearing up inside of my mask," he added.
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Homie is tearing up because that's how much he cares about seeing his mission through.
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Justin Blackmon spent three years tearing up Big 12 defenses for the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
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It's just really sad to me, and I actually was tearing up in the line.
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"I never thought I wouldn't be going back to that house," she said, tearing up.
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Zuckerberg is tearing up right now talking about an undocumented student who he knows and mentors.
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"Whenever there's a threat to this country, my family has stepped forward," Waters said, tearing up.
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"That's what keeps flashing back to me are those minutes, those hours," Ziegler says, tearing up.
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No one really knows what would replace the various agreements Britain would likely be tearing up.
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I just cried the whole time — walked in, started crying, went to rehearsal, started tearing up.
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"The woman who I worked with had no issue in tearing up complaints," Evans told me.
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Some granules are so large, I swear they're actually tearing up the surface of my skin.
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At one point, telling one of the prosecutors asking are you crying, are you tearing up?
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Do you pity the man, tearing up after serving one year of a five year term?
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"When I got that picture, I was tearing up almost, like, 'Here we go,'" Lessard said.
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Watch the clip ... BTW, Metta has a son who's tearing up the high school basketball world.
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When asked if Bran will be tearing up the spacetime continuum once more, Nutter is coy.
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They can't bear the idea that we're not tearing up the script just like they did.
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The actual undoctored image was of the activist tearing up a bullseye from a gun range.
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He spends his evenings tearing up leaflets that call for Britain to leave Europe, he said.
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"What this means to me," Baker said, tearing up again, "is on a whole 'nother level."
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Yo, so VICEVRSA is a talented rapper and is tearing up NYC on his own wave.
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Or maybe he'd just be hanging out with friends or tearing up Tinder as a bachelor.
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" 'All Grown Up' by Jami Attenberg' "I read it twice, laughing, cringing, and even tearing up.
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Both of our jaws were on the floor, and we started tearing up at the end.
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My daughter started missing her daddy and tearing up that she wanted her daddy with her.
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"She told me, 'Boy, you gonna be all right; God got you,' " he recalls, tearing up.
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Kavanaugh later offered a vociferous and emotional defense, alternately shouting and tearing up on national television.
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The rest of his friends and family are looking for him and tearing up the West.
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And it would be expensive, costing millions of dollars and most likely tearing up Washington's streets.
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In another, you're tearing up at one of the sentimental moments between members of the Pearson family.
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"I just hope that we can make her one of the longterm survivors," says Menounos, tearing up.
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Talk of walls, repatriating jobs and tearing up trade deals may spur Mexican travellers to turn elsewhere.
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Trump made tearing up the nation's trade deals a central part of his 2016 presidential campaign promises.
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I still tour with these guys today and we always have a great time tearing up clubs.
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Now, according to reports, the judge reprimanded prosecutor in court and then accused him of tearing up.
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Sonia is calm and well-spoken, only tearing up once the coffin is lowered into the ground.
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Like all kitties, these hired meowers love chewing on cords, walking on keyboards and tearing up paper.
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A doctored photo of González tearing up the Constitution spread on conservative social media over the weekend.
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And this week, he's expected to tackle another hefty campaign pledge: tearing up Obama-era environmental regulations.
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"I'm just sick of cleaning up his mess," an emotional Bookout said while tearing up on camera.
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Back in September, he talked about tearing up when he realized Malia was getting closer to college.
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"Thanks to God, we've received enough support," says Casandra, tearing up with the box in her hands.
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"We used to watch 'An Origin Story' before dinner all the time," the woman said, tearing up.
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It's so genuinely kind I'm still tearing up about it (yes, I know I cry too easily).
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Lawmakers attending the latest event were visibly moved, tearing up at seeing Lewis and hearing his remarks.
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That's right; I am not above tearing up my work and going back to the solving board.
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One even began tearing up at the thought of anyone realizing they'd spoken up about Fields' past.
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One sector has been tearing up the this quarter, rocketing to new highs, and it's not tech.
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"Not being able to stand on my own two feet, it was hard," said Blanton, tearing up.
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A show hasn't gone by without her tearing up during "Goodnight n Go," and Cleveland was no exception.
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A card placed inside informed me of the fact that the inspection went beyond tearing up the plastic.
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Which makes sense, because I still can't watch this clip from the OG Lion King without tearing up.
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"It means so much to me, Dad, that you're here today," the Oscar-winning star said, tearing up.
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"It was one of the most precious moments I've ever seen," Stacy recalls, tearing up at the memory.
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Now, she's tearing up over a reporter's question about the scenes that show her struggling with chronic pain.
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Scenes from outside the courtroom show women tearing up and hugging each other as they see justice served.
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We started tearing up the first time we saw the trailer, if we're being honest with you. 2.
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Tearing up, however, is not uncommon for the Houghs — especially now that they're on their MOVE Beyond tour.
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In the footage, Bendre can be seen tearing up as the hairdresser gradually cuts away her long tresses.
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OK. How about I&aposm tearing up because New Yorkers keep sending the cast of clueless to Washington?
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TEARING up red tape has long been a dream for those who want to leave the European Union.
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And you know me, so you know that I was among those who were -- who was tearing up.
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And if you know how Donnie Darko ends, you're probably tearing up just a bit right about now.
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"A few months ago, I was still routinely tearing up thinking about it," Hicklin said of his departure.
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"It's not that women have to have kids; that's not what that storyline's about," she said, tearing up.
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"Tearing up imagining innocent concert goers losing their lives.. praying for everyone and all #arianators," Demi Lovato tweeted.
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Tornadoes are tearing up the Midwest, Airbnb calls truce, and we've got some books for your long weekend.
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"I'm a girl, and I can't hide it all the time," Taylor says, tearing up talking about it.
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His most famous quirk was tearing up a handful of grass from Tiger Stadium's turf and eating it.
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"I'm blessed with four great kids who didn't have a father for 18 months," he said, tearing up.
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" Moore told Colbert that for him, tearing up every day while reading the news has "become the norm.
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And Tehran believes Washington cannot be trusted after the tearing up of so many international agreements and treaties.
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Instead, he talked about tearing up America's nuclear deal with Iran, an issue Netanyahu has lobbied hard for.
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"People don't realize you can't help someone unless they want to be helped," Kyle said – soon tearing up.
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"Her eyes would not stop tearing up ... they were almost glued shut; it was like conjunctivitis," she said.
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If tearing up pieces of paper is the best we can do, we're in for a depressing November.
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Once in a while, if I'm going to be tearing up a dance floor, I wear Terre d'Hermès.
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" Her obsession with equity, she said, again tearing up, partly "comes down to that, to being the runt.
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After he evacuated, coyotes ransacked the place, tearing up his clothes and what little else might have been salvageable.
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Trump, who campaigned on a promise of tearing up the deal, pulled America out of the deal in May.
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" During his performance, Stapleton admits that he was "tearing up a bit before I walked on to do that.
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All that remained were the rivalries he nurtured and tamed; unleashed they've been tearing up the state ever since.
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"Producers are tearing up trees that are so badly damaged they don't expect them to recover," he told Reuters.
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" He wasn't the only one, with judge Bruno Tonioli admitting he was tearing up, calling the dance "a triumph.
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"We was tearing up and everything because she said something to me that was actually really powerful," he said.
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"The whole time, I just constantly visualized a future between us — I just saw it," she says, tearing up.
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"The whole time, I just constantly visualized a future between us — I just saw it," she said, tearing up.
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"I'm not sweating the small things anymore and I'm not sweating the big things anymore," he said, tearing up.
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" She captioned one video of herself tearing up, "Don't worry guys I'm having a GREAT time at preschool graduation.
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But Katie handles the nasty moment with grace before tearing up recounting the conversation to Lisa, who is furious.
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"The moment it became real," Lena Dunham captioned the picture of her and America Ferrera tearing up on Instagram.
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"I'm usually just focused on trying to get through it without tearing up," she says of posing for photographers.
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I was so wrecked by emotions that I still can't watch that scene in the episode without tearing up.
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It seems that the Democrats have taken a page from the Republican playbook by tearing up the rule book.
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In a surprising moment, he began tearing up while describing his 10-year-old daughter's reaction to Ford's allegations.
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Like "Crystal" did last year, the Bunker record been quietly tearing up Brooklyn dancefloors as a mysterious white label.
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Morales, with a line of officers behind him, became emotional, tearing up as he described the officer's last moments.
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"I almost died, man," Ortiz said while tearing up, during his Univision interview, according to a translation by CNN.
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At one point during the parade, I started tearing up because I was so overwhelmed with everybody around me.
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LeBron James said "men should be emotional" while speaking about tearing up on live TV after Kobe Bryant's death.
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"You're going to make a profit off the kidnapping of your own grandson," he shouts, tearing up the contract.
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But in any event, that had nothing to do with my tearing up the State of the Union address.
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"We are fine physically, but emotionally, we are not," said Luz Torres, 52, tearing up ahead of the Mass.
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"I got a call from the King County department of health," Mr. Steltenpohl whispered, tearing up at the memory.
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Raise a glass to... Tanyaradzwa 'Tanya' Muzinda, a 15-year-old from Zimbabwe who's tearing up the Motocross world.
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A doctored video of González tearing up the Constitution spread on conservative social media over the weekend as well.
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They still speak effusively of the late guru, some tearing up with the emotional impact of their time at Rajneeshpuram.
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"'Whitney Way, I thought this would be the episode where you die from obesity I'm disappointed,' " Thore reads, tearing up.
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"All these people have always had a heart to help people and be there for people," he said, tearing up.
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I was here, witnessed them throwing bricks at officers, tearing up sidewalks, smashing windows, doing millions of dollars in damages.
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Tornadoes have been tearing up huge swaths of the United States this week, leaving death and devastation in their wake.
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Trump's populist tone may be even worse as he discusses tearing up 'Obamacare' and replacing it with some unknown program.
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"They have done something that will be with me for the rest of my life," she said while tearing up.
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And it&aposs not just I feel exposed because I&aposm tearing up because I&aposm not like a man.
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Our next guest is he has been tearing up all day at the thought that this day may finally come.
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There's no strategy involved in tearing up a document, and his public behavior rarely seems to be any more thoughtful.
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You're not subject to changes in weather or water temperature or predators or pathogens or sea lions tearing up nets.
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"I apologize to anybody that I did [that to] because that's not the person I am," Shannon admits, tearing up.
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Models burst into tears, the crowd put their hands up as if praying in church, audience members began tearing up.
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For a lot of audience members, mostly women, the film's mere existence is cause for joyfully tearing up a bit.
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"Part of the day that's going to be the hardest is not having my grandparents there," Locken says, tearing up.
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"There's always a tendency to overstate the degree to which people are interested in tearing up established law," he said.
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DeGeneres received the honor from President Barack Obama last year, tearing up as he placed the medal around her neck.
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When Kavanaugh teared up and choked on his words a few moments ago, Graham and Cornyn started tearing up too.
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"I don't know what to do now," she told one of the volunteers in almost a whisper before tearing up.
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Both Hopkins and Gurley were first-rounders in '16 after tearing up the league last year, and now they suck.
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"I went into it kind of skeptical; I thought it was just some guy tearing up the desert," he said.
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One was Photoshopped tearing up the Constitution — a falsehood — and criticized for wearing a flag that represented her Cuban heritage.
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Someone messaged us on Instagram, saying they wanted "Booksmart" to be their new sleepover movie, and I started tearing up.
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" Then, tearing up, she added, "Anyway, when I hugged her at the net, I felt like a little kid again.
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But scientists from the space colony try to neutralize the effect, and the sky reacts violently, tearing up the planet.
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" Ms. Kim, tearing up, said, "I hope this season of 'Survivor' isn't just defined by inappropriate touching or sexual harassment.
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She has proved herself capable of tearing up old flooring, repairing drywall and installing tile, among other home-repair feats.
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They crowded around a cell phone, tearing up as they heard her voice from the other side of the border.
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He has backed off dangerous pledges like tearing up the Iran nuclear deal and accusing China of manipulating its currency.
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Think quad biking, think dirt biking, think tearing up epic sand dunes in your 4x4 and you get the idea.
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Madonna performed in Mexico City this week, and openly talked about her current struggle, to the point of tearing up.
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Maya Rudolph, who is tearing up our hearts on Forever and making us laugh-til-we-cry on The Good Place.
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Maybe peoples not be going to work, be finding local polling places and protesting, blocking , disrupting , smashing equipment, tearing up ballots?
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After tearing up at the mic, she was overwhelmed with the realization that she's now a member of the winners circle.
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We bet they were on the couch at home with Mom, who was probably tearing up watching her husband's beautiful speech.
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"She's the love of my life, and she's the one who gets me through those bad days," he said tearing up.
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It is all pitched so exactly in sync with the show that I am reflexively tearing up just looking at it.
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Justin Bieber is getting a feel for his new surroundings, tearing up the streets of his new neighborhood on his skateboard.
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Here are just some of the people you may see tearing up the field during the Women's World Cup this year.
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Pelosi has been a hot topic of debate on cable news and online after tearing up the copy of Trump's remarks.
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Before this well-groomed guy was tearing up Hollywood, he was just another stylin' school kid growing up in Waterbury, Connecticut.
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Finally, an explanation as to how how raising tariffs and tearing up NAFTA will create U.S. jobs and aid American consumers.
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Christian worked almost around the clock to get it ready for his boys, ripping off siding and tearing up old carpet.
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Trump has in the past mused about tearing up the North American Free Trade Agreement, which could cripple the Canadian economy.
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Bellinger was surprised to find himself tearing up when he learned about his win during a live announcement on MLB Network.
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Those tensions boiled over in June 1859 when an American farmer shot a British boar for tearing up his potato crop.
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She barely slept last week, stunned that fire once again was tearing up her community and had her on the run.
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In addition to tearing up the deal, he has said he would slap a 45 percent tax on imports from China.
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"They were landing in the same spot on the runway every time, tearing up where the hook touches down," Vice Adm.
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"A situation like this literally affects every crevice and crack of your livelihoods, of your relationships," the actor said, tearing up.
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He recalled tearing up as he listened to news of the assassination on his car radio as he was driving home.
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She had apparently been hit by a ball earlier and she appeared to be tearing up and tending to her nose.
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"His whole mission in life was to alleviate human suffering," Mr. Huntsman said of his father, tearing up as he spoke.
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The invasive species, introduced by pet owners, is a nuisance to South Florida, damaging seawalls, digging burrows, and tearing up landscapes.
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Teammates and colleagues hailed Bryant as one of the greatest in the game, tearing up in public and in tribute videos.
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We're doing a lotta tearing up to figure out how to-- we-- we don't have it actually all figured out yet.
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While Pennywise and the Joker have been literally tearing up our screens, it's been pretty a tough time for regular clowns.
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In Tabriz and Tehran, some protesters could be seen tearing up photos of General Suleimani that had been hanging from poles.
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"All of us were so inspired by the speech and the life of the senator from Arizona," Schumer said, tearing up.
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Currently on loan from Manchester City, NAC Breda star Enes Ünal has been tearing up the Dutch second division this season.
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But with the support of his wacky family tearing up the dance floor, Kenny ends up having an amazing time anyway.
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"I wasn't angry, but I was tearing up because I just felt so frustrated for my husband," Wendy, 62, told BuzzFeed News.
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"GoGo!" is one of his most destructive efforts—the bassline crawls along at a bulldozer's pace, tearing up whatever's in its path.
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Gabby Giffords, who was wounded in a shooting in 2011, from the same House lectern four years ago, she began tearing up.
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People were tearing up over Father Of The Bride, listening to Phil Collins, and just discovering the breadth of Bobbi Brown's genius.
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I remember going home and tearing up all the credit cards in Jeffrey's name and taking out credit cards in my name.
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There is more than one moment that will make you cheer, and more than a few that will have you tearing up.
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The European Union says that can still be done without tearing up the nuclear accord, which put strict limits on Iranian enrichment.
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Both favored tearing up the Iran nuclear deal and striking a harder line with Russia, China and even some of America's allies.
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The young, yet prolific DJ and producer has been tearing up clubs since he had to sneak into them to get inside.
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A central plank of his "America First" platform was tearing up "bad" trade deals and taking unilateral steps to boost U.S. exports.
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And yet, we couldn't help tearing up when they finally committed for good, in a ceremony that was just so perfectly them.
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And there are some days I feel grateful that I can't feel my legs, because those shoes are tearing up my feet.
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Then you plummet into darkness and the room catches on fire—real fire, licking at the ceiling and tearing up the walls.
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"It's a feeling I can't compare to anything else because I wanted to act professionally for so long," she adds, tearing up.
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"What these kids have done is pretty special," said South Carolina coach Frank Martin, tearing up at times in the press conference.
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After the Fukushima disaster, wild boars came down from the mountains and roamed the evacuation zone, tearing up gardens and ransacking houses.
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News shortly after their big news broke, showing the mom-to-be tearing up as she gazes at her baby boy's ultrasound.
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"The greatest thing that has happened out of all of this is you see God's hands all around," she adds, tearing up.
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No, it's the time for tearing up the world (see what I did there?) and being your fabulous self all day long.
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When last year another young man uploaded an online video of himself tearing up a Koran, Saudi courts sentenced him to death.
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Rousey was quick to answer that she did not, but instead started tearing up as she attempted to fully answer the question.
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Analysis After tearing up millions of brackets on Thursday and Friday, underdogs in this year's N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament flooded the weekend.
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And which good ol' boys just so happen to be tearing up the open mic night (which everyone knows every diner has)?
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The U.S. cannot credibly commit to honoring a future agreement after tearing up an existing one that everyone considered to be working.
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I'm tearing up the rule book, and I'm going to use all the means to tell this story on an epic level.
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Their kiss had so much love and history behind it — it's hard to watch without either tearing up or getting the chills.
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Tearing up free trade agreements like the US pacts with China could very well slow economic growth or even trigger a recession.
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Over the course of Elisabeth Poorman's first year of medical residency, she went from crying occasionally to tearing up every single day.
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Gentrification in its current form has been tearing up communities from New York City to New Orleans, from Detroit to Los Angeles.
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"Everything's fine over here," the Bring the Funny judge captioned the photo, in which her two kids appear to be tearing up.
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I was sad and tearing up, and she said, 'Just because you are sad doesn't mean you are making the wrong decision.
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Next summer the park will begin tearing up parking lots, relocating and renovating them, possibly using a more natural material than asphalt.
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In fact, the whole point of tearing up the speech on camera was for the act to be widely viewed and discussed.
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Just as there is no point in fantasizing about which superstar would be tearing up this race if only things were different.
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Sources with direct knowledge of the conversation tell us it was a very emotional sit down, with Bam tearing up several times.
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And he may yet avoid tearing up Nafta or imposing tariffs on European allies by the June 1 deadline he has set.
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A speech that began over raucous chants of "four more years" ended with an opponent tearing up her copy of the remarks.
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In November 2011, Bloomberg infamously ordered the New York police to evict protestors at 1 am, tearing up tents and blocking reporters.
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Zellweger recently received two standing ovations after the film's premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, tearing up from the positive reception.
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So much tear gas was used that commuters at nearby subway stations and people in shopping malls were coughing and tearing up.
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"The dream was over this morning," he said, tearing up as he told the network of the last time he saw the players.
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I have regular periods and minimal PMS, maybe tearing up at a father-daughter McDonald's commercial a couple of days before my period.
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" She rents a room in a shared apartment but said it feels like "tearing up money and putting it in a black hole.
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Ending Russian sanctions or tearing up the Iranian treaty will cost you dearly among our most steadfast friends in Europe and Middle East.
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"I heard the [doctor] say that if it had been five more minutes that I would have passed away," she recalls, tearing up.
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When he cancels subscriptions, it's like an angry lover tearing up pictures of a woman he is obsessed with but cannot win over.
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Allen can be bold, but when he's critical of Trump, it's typically because the president is tearing up some beloved norm of Washington.
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Jesse spends as much time interfacing with a doofy wannabe-superhero as she does tearing up at a screening of Harriet the Spy.
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In an an interview shown on local broadcaster TVB, Lam, at one point tearing up, said she believes in what she is doing.
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Falcon&aposs backers showed their dissatisfaction with hyperinflation by tearing up worthless 500-bolivar notes and throwing them into the air like confetti.
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Waiting in the wings was the sibling trio's father, who was noticeably emotional with host Tyra Banks, whose eyes were also tearing up.
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"You did so many things right in your life but Cody and Cass — that was the most right," Kotb told Gifford, tearing up.
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There's no such thing as a painless wax, and tearing up a little during facial extractions is totally normal — this much is true.
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After the clip aired, the newsman – who is currently reporting from the Rio Olympics – revealed that he refrained from tearing up on camera.
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The Cajun Navy, a Louisiana-based volunteer rescue force that gained fame in Hurricane Katrina, helped look for Perez, Acevedo said, tearing up.
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Their official joint statement was devoid of virtually any negative comments and, notably, made no mention of tearing up nor even renegotiating NAFTA.
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He had been tearing up the fundraising circuit for months, and by early 2015, almost all of Portman's campaign team was in place.
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A University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee student was arrested after tearing up a classmate's swastika sign, and now she's fighting to clear her record.
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"The donations that people insisted on leaving, their family wanted to bless us with," she said, tearing up as she recounted the moment.
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I also asked the Atlantic Council's Matthew Kroenig whether there was a policy argument to be made for tearing up the deal now.
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"We are clear that building the homes our country needs does not mean tearing up our countryside," the ministry said in a statement.
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She's a crier herself, and if she sees you tearing up, "she goes right there, she's in it with you," Ms. Garner said.
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A manipulated photo of her tearing up the Constitution went viral on Twitter among gun-rights supporters and members of the alt-right.
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They had received conflicting information about whether they should start tearing up the walls, or wait for a professional to inspect the house.
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I tried to comfort him by telling him that my own family had had similar discussions, but found myself tearing up as well.
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His foreign policy team stopped him from tearing up the Iran nuclear deal and moving the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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He has since said that tearing up the Iran nuclear agreement, as Mr. Trump has vowed to do, would hurt the United States.
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Only a few brave experts have conceded that tearing up the old, failed rule-book might be necessary to break the long stalemate.
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Here is what will not work: imposing huge tariffs on imports and tearing up trade agreements, as some presidential candidates have called for.
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The unnamed jumper has been tearing up southern California recently, jumping into the ocean from high cliffs and pools from balconies and roofs.
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To the Editor: Nancy Pelosi tore up President Trump's State of the Union speech just as Mr. Trump is tearing up our Constitution.
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"You can talk about a tweet, you can talk about Nancy Pelosi tearing up a speech," he said, referring to the House speaker.
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He most likely wouldn't advocate anything pointlessly disruptive, like reversing (again) the One China policy, tearing up the Iran deal or barring Muslims.
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Still, for many homeowners, tearing up roads defies logic and sets back the stature of a city that by many metrics is thriving.
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Three months ago, Hurricane Maria slammed into the island, tearing up homes and the power grid and bringing its economy to a halt.
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High School Musical director Kenny Ortega couldn't hold back the waterworks after seeing his old pupil, Corbin Bleu, tearing up the stage on Broadway.
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If the emotional scene doesn't get you to start tearing up, the song accompanying their goodbye scene, "Wind Beneath My Wings," most certainly will.
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Then he went viral again as the "crying Nazi" when he posted video of himself tearing up, afraid that the police were after him.
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"Juan was good, Juan was humble," said his mother, Tránsito Gutiérrez, tearing up as she described how her son would help around the house.
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Though he's tearing up the country charts today with his new EP The Prequel, the musician revealed that his success was far from instant.
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Tearing up the NAFTA trade pact will only destabilize the Western Hemisphere -- the last remaining region of the world that remains tranquil and friendly.
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Rodriguez posted a sneak peek at her wedding video, featuring she and LoCicero tearing up while they stared at one another at the altar.
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In a live broadcast from the border, state television showed groups of soldiers flashing victory signs, cheering for Assad, and tearing up insurgent flags.
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Confession: I began involuntarily tearing up about halfway through the film, and kept crying on and off until the movie came to an end.
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And thanks to one particularly sad episode, a whole generation now can't hear Connie Francis's "I'm Will Wait for You" (+21) without tearing up.
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From the producers of Jersey Shore — which, by the way, is being rebooted — Floribama Shore features eight young adults tearing up Panama City Beach.
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The public takeover ended at around 4:30pm on Saturday with protestors tearing up paper versions of BP's logo near the museum's main entrance.
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The doctored photos were ripped from a recent Teen Vogue cover story that featured a GIF of González tearing up a shooting target sheet.
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After writing and tearing up a novel inspired by Balzac, Ms. Forster mined her Oxford experiences for the breezy "Dames' Delight," published in 1964.
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Or cities like Phoenix and Portland, which are replacing parking lots with parks, cafes, and meeting spaces They're tearing up pavement and planting trees.
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Tang Xiaoyang, deputy director of the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy, thinks China might benefit from the U.S. tearing up international trade agreements.
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We're not tearing up or anything... As BuzzFeed points out, the notoriously private couple also held hands at the Saturday Night Live after-party.
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So for Trump's policy wisdom, tearing up the deal which he already hates, in his view doesn't undercut the U.S position, it strengthens it.
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"I deeply regret that I didn't at that moment get my sister out of there," Daniela said Thursday, tearing up on the witness stand.
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"I watched the proposal a couple of times and I was tearing up," Fletcher revealed on Good Morning America the morning after Monday's finale.
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Beverly Young Nelson appeared at a press conference Monday in NYC alongside attorney Gloria Allred to make the accusation, tearing up and crying throughout.
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Moulton also highlighted Mattis's comments to Trump that torture does not work and his lack of support for tearing up the Iran nuclear deal.
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Mr Trump also vowed to follow Mr Ryan's plan to boost growth by tearing up federal regulations—particularly those regulating carmakers and energy firms.
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Read more: 'The Walking Dead's' Danai Gurira is leaving the showIt's not the only moment on the premiere which may have you tearing up.
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Toward the end of the conversation, Donna, tearing up, said that it had made her feel as if her father were a little closer.
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A doctored photo of her tearing up the Constitution went viral (in the real photo, she was tearing apart a gun range paper target).
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"She would have been riding bikes up the street right now," he added, grinding his knuckles into his eye to keep from tearing up.
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In February the president shared an edited video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tearing up a copy of his State of the Union speech.
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At one point late in the 30-minute-long speech, Zuckerberg started tearing up when talking about an undocumented high school student he mentors.
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Actor Adam Baldwin—Jane from Firefly—shared an animated gif of Parkland shooting survivor Emma Gonzalez tearing up the constitution with the hashtag Vorwärts.
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"I've just been tearing up all day looking at some of these pictures," Ms. Darraj said on Thursday afternoon, speaking by phone from Baltimore.
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If tearing up pieces of paper is the best that powerful American Democrats can do, is it any surprise to see low voter turnout?
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The bottom line: Thunberg, who is usually not especially emotive when she talks, was uniquely emotional in this speech, tearing up and showing anger.
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"When I shook her hand, I saw that she was kind of tearing up a little," Osaka said to reporters at her press conference.
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The US is tearing up a friendship treaty with Iran you probably didn't know existed Trump's mockery of Christine Blasey Ford perpetuates rape culture
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I had to go to my grandpa's funeral and, even though I was shattered, I was the only person there who wasn't tearing up.
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"You've been a legend the last two weeks," Murray said, tearing up as he delivered a long-distance message to Kim at the postmatch ceremony.
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WHEN the ancient Greeks made their whirlwinds female, bird-winged Harpyiai tearing up the rigging of ships, it may not have been for chauvinistic reasons.
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"My mom, I just hope that we can make her one of the long-term survivors," Menounos told Kelly, and she started tearing up herself.
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No more than 12 minutes, apparently, as many people reported tearing up at the conclusion of this elegant and inspired experience from Oculus Story Studio.
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Check out our story about the top moments of the night, from Rush Limbaugh's Presidential Medal of Freedom to Nancy Pelosi tearing up Trump's speech.
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President Donald Trump relished tearing up his predecessor's deal lifting sanctions on Iran, scuppering hundreds of Western plane sales to the country in the process.
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On the other hand, Mr Trump's trade policies—tearing up NAFTA and threatening tariffs—would, if implemented have an adverse impact on many emerging markets.
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He told me he was tearing up, presumably in relief at getting this weight off his chest after so many decades, and for my understanding.
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That seems inconsistent with their dream of tearing up all Brussels regulations and opening the way to free-trade deals with lots of third countries.
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Obama told guests at a lunch in Detroit on Wednesday that he'll be too overcome with emotion to get through a speech without tearing up.
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Sony won't have any new product tearing up the sales charts this spring, but it hasn't had one of those in many years of trying.
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Prior to tearing up the catwalk, Fallon asked the model, 35, what her plans are for the future, now that she's retired from the runway.
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So, if you come across a sad teen tearing up at "Best Song Ever," try to remember a time another band breakup broke your heart.
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Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland and the ranking member on the committee, said reassignments were "intentionally tearing up families" for seemingly no reason.
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He's opposed to tearing up the Iran nuclear deal and has been an advocate for a diplomatic solution to the nuclear standoff with North Korea.
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Donald Trump is in the White House, tearing up the world order, threatening our allies and sucking up to our enemy, Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"My eyes are tearing up from the smoke and I feel suffocated," said college student Swati Kashyap, while waiting for her bus amid congested traffic.
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Can you assure the Native American people that we will stop tearing up their land, by possibly making Standing Rock a national park or monument?
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Tearing up existing trade agreements and retreating behind high tariff barriers — as Mr. Trump, and perhaps Mr. Sanders, would have it — would be immensely unproductive.
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When it comes to substance, the modern conservative policy agenda, which centers on cutting taxes and tearing up the social safety net, is consistently unpopular.
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However, tearing up Nafta entirely would stunt the United States economy in a way that is comparable to a $150 billion tax increase, he said.
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But perhaps the most telling encapsulation of these theatrics is the video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tearing up Trump's State of the Union address.
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The separatists used their narrow majority in the Catalan parliament to ram through laws tearing up the constitution and the region's statute of home rule.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Banks sees himself as an outsider tearing up what he said was a cozy conspiracy between career politicians and big corporations.
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His main goal was to stop Trump tearing up the Iran nuclear deal, which has reversed Tehran's push for bomb-making capacity, on May 12.
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Favorite Son South Korean soccer player Son Heung-Min is tearing up the Champions League, and Korean communities in the UK are beaming with pride.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy tweeted out a vide of himself tearing up a piece of paper and saying, "acquitted for life" with a smile.
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Tearing up a little, as he tends to do at such moments, Judge Garland exhorted the students to work hard and to not give up.
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How much I would miss the stars here, I thought, so vivid and white and numberless in the black, tearing up the night like lace.
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Elsewhere, the likes of Bella Hadid, Eva Herzigova and Monica Bellucci were in flying form, tearing up the checked dance floor until the wee hours.
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Trey Songz got off pretty light after going crazy and tearing up a stage at his show in Detroit ... injuring a cop in the process.
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"What are you doing here?" the overjoyed soccer star said in the sweet clip, tearing up and giving his eldest son a kiss on the cheek.
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If you're a sucker for Lorelai and Rory's special bond, you'll find it hard to resist tearing up when you see the thank-you e-card.
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I started reading and, initially took book notes by tearing up Post-It notes, writing little notes on them and sticking them to the corresponding pages.
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"I've been rehearsing my whole motherfucking life for this moment," she says before joining them for a rendition of "Tearing Up My Heart," choreography and all.
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My girlfriend starting tearing up and squeaking at the sad, dramatic part of The Jar Salesman's dialogue so I knew I was doing something right, haha!
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Imagine how heartbreaking it would have been to learn one of the Taylors had been unfaithful to the other — we're tearing up just thinking about it.
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For example, DaoCloud, a cloud computing start-up, said it will now aim to list in Shanghai, tearing up its earlier plan for a Shenzhen listing.
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Trump, who has made tearing up trade deals and trying to form new ones a key part of his presidency, lauded the overall pact with Japan.
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Besides tearing up the mountains, the process can lead to extensive pollution from rubble that contains dust and heavy metals being dumped in streams and valleys.
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There are some real gems amongst the wedding photos, including a photo of Lawrence and Schumer tearing up the dance floor, hopefully after a few martinis.
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Hofmann was known to be strict, sometimes tearing up his students' drawings, so the deliberate act of slicing with scissors provided a kind of childish delight.
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How about I&aposm tearing up because I&aposm so angry and frustrated and my emotional intelligence is what is going to make this company succeed.
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I get somber and think about things in a different way, or try to show some type of empathy for what's going on without tearing up.
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After her illness Purdy, who had been snowboarding since she was 15, was determined to not let her amputation stop her from tearing up the slopes.
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The best part is that it doesn't have to be a fancy notebook, or a notebook at all, since you'll be tearing up the pages anyway!
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In less than a week, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland could be tearing up its European treaties and backing into Atlantic isolation.
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"She said to me, 'I have to take a picture because my son will never believe that I sat next to you,'" Valdez said, tearing up.
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Brexit is a case in point: It captured popular imagination as a way to control immigration, among other things, but is now tearing up Europe's cohesion.
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Our institutions are strong, and our faith in them keeps us from tearing up flagstones and throwing bombs rather than waiting for the next election cycle.
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In this year's State of the Union, Pelosi one-upped even herself, tearing up her copy of the speech behind Trump as soon he stopped speaking.
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Ford is busily writing a new narrative — his final one, it seems, from comments he makes — and tearing up the place with a backhoe in preparation.
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The Big 22, meanwhile, has, after Saturday, rapidly weaned itself down to just two undefeated teams, with visiting Texas Tech (113-211) tearing up then-No.
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" Tearing up, Rodriguez continued, "The backlash was devastating to say the least because … because the black community was the only community I looked towards growing up.
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Garner had also posted an Instagram video of herself singing along and tearing up at a showing of The Sound of Music at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Certainly — but by building on its record of success, not by tearing up its existing framework in favor of an all-public or all-private model.
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Furthermore, the diplomatic reality is that tearing up the JCPOA a year into implementation would open a huge rift with U.S. allies from Germany to Japan.
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Diplomacy is our last best hope, but why would North Korea put any stock in that if at same time we're tearing up the Iran deal?
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But for most of his presidency, he had been tearing up deals — like the Paris climate accord and the Iran nuclear deal — rather than making them.
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"You can't just, like some tinhorn dictator, say I'm tearing up a rule that was built on two years of building up evidence," said California Gov.
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Raccoons, especially pregnant females, can get destructive and defensive, tearing up windows screens, roofs, walls and starting fights with pets and the humans who try to intercede.
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In videos posted by Gwen Stefani to her Instagram Story, the superstar performed her hit "Believe" (which left Stefani's seatmate, Katy Perry, lip syncing and tearing up).
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Lizzo was tearing up the stage Sunday night with her performance of "Truth Hurts" at the BET Awards when another bad... chick gave her some serious love.
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Videos on social media show the kids from Stranger Things, Black-ish, and Modern Family tearing up the dance floor at the Entertainment Weekly SAG Awards Party.
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He&aposs been single-mindedly focused on tearing up the Iran nuclear deal than he-- (CROSSTALK) SMITH: So I know you are saying this claim is false.
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House Republicans are expected to force a vote later Thursday on a resolution to rebuke Pelosi for tearing up her copy of Trump's address before the cameras.
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After releasing three mixtapes, she signed on to Lil Wayne's label, Young Money Entertainment, in 2009, and it wasn't long before she began tearing up the charts.
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Ramona's new leaf is all the more evident when Bethenny later starts tearing up while begging her not to do anything "bad" during the Tequila field trip.
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Tearing up the trade pact altogether would be bad for workers and businesses in the US, Mexico, and Canada, many of whom could be stuck in limbo.
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When he's not tearing up dance floors as one of the most formidable, charismatic and eclectic DJs, Chrissy produces his own tracks for a variety of projects.
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I'm not ashamed to admit to tearing up as I saw how much joy the intensive craft of making clothes brought to everyone at 21 Place Vendôme.
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Operators back in Russia drove it around via radio control, tearing up dust in the Mare Imbrium for 221 months and traveling a total of six miles.
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"The world loves you David," Gaga captioned a video of her getting glammed up while tearing up listening to Bowie's new song "Blackstar" ahead of her performance.
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Yesterday, Judge Ellis berated Mueller&aposs legal team and even accused one prosecutor of being such a tough guy he was tearing up like a little crybaby.
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The newcomer won breakthrough video of the year at the CMT Awards Wednesday night, tearing up onstage as she accepted her award from country legend Reba McEntire.
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Pauly and Vinny first took a stroll through the sand before tearing up some serious waves on a jet ski ... all while showing off their tatted torsos.
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Trudeau also suggested Trump might not be serious about policy platforms such as tearing up the North American Free Trade Agreement, which could badly damage Canada's economy.
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Last year, a doctored image purported to show a gun control advocate who survived the shooting at Parkland high school tearing up a copy of the Constitution.
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"It sounds ridiculous that I'm 224 years old and I'm tearing up," Mr. Saulter said as the BookCourt store in the Cobble Hill neighborhood opened its doors.
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They're tearing up the air at New York City Center, where a pulsing reincarnation of Elizabeth Swados's "Runaways" is testifying to the atomic power of adolescent angst.
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It turns out that repealing the Affordable Care Act, quickly balancing the budget and tearing up the Iran deal are all harder, and less wise, than promised.
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I see you going to sidewalk, scaring some folks, doing a dumb dance, tearing up, and losing all your street cred in the process before saying yes.
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The healthcare fight is a good example: Trump isn't just tearing up the Affordable Care Act or leaning on sympathetic judges to impose a replacement for him.
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On Wednesday, China's disarmament ambassador in Geneva accused Washington of sabotaging and tearing up deals and having a "Cold War mentality", and said Washington displayed bullying behavior.
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In 2017 the separatists used their narrow majority in the Catalan parliament to ram through laws tearing up the constitution and the region's statute of home rule.
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That's 'Old Town Road,' Lil Nas X's big hit, and it was tearing up the country charts until Billboard pulled it off for not being country enough.
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This unlikely band of Orthodox Jewish students is tearing up the Eastern Collegiate Roller Hockey Association, against teams with few or no Jewish players and more resources.
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"The tearing up of nuclear arms treaties," he said, is a big problem, as is a lack of trustworthy communication between world leaders and their intelligence agencies.
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According to Brynjolfsson and McAfee, such talk misses the point: trying to save jobs by tearing up trade deals is like applying leeches to a head wound.
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The story of a certain bastard orphan immigrant, currently tearing up advance ticket sales records on Broadway, certainly showcases the jaw-dropping nature of the founders' stories.
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By swinging my arms down violently, I was able to unleash that energy, which rippled across the floor of the room like an earthquake tearing up asphalt.
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"Tearing up the deal would mean that our program would resume in a new manner that would shock Washington," Al Jazeera television quoted Mr. Salehi as saying.
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Bolton drafted a five-page memo detailing his proposal for tearing up the deal, which he then published in National Review after Bannon departed the White House.
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But while fans of the soap might have been crying during Jaymes' emotional goodbye, it was Britton who was tearing up on Tuesday when reminiscing about the role.
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The image, which was doctored to depict González—a senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas who has since become an advocate for gun control—tearing up the US Constitution.
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The United States should maintain its relationships with countries around the world rather than tearing up key agreements when the new administration steps in, former United States Sen.
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"I wanted to be here to look out at this audience and witness this moment of change," said Oh, tearing up and gazing at minority nominees in attendance.
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We see an insurgent Maeve Millay (Thandie Newton) in her desperado best, Dolores shooting at will atop a speeding horse, and even a buffalo tearing up the joint.
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"I'm not happy about it, I'm not proud about it, but it's something that I need your help with now," Dos Santos Lima told her followers, tearing up.
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I mean, if you look what happened with him defeating the caliphate, or them -- NATO countries ponying up their fair share, or tearing up NAFTA or renegotiating NAFTA.
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As CEO, Musk was often an emotional leader, colleagues say, sometimes tearing up in front of employees when overcome by frustrations or the importance of the firm's mission.
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There, people are free to express themselves however they see fit while tearing up the dance floor under disco lights as D.J.s spin underground electro with ballroom influences.
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When Jay (via the wonderful Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman) started crying at Darius and Ruby's reunion, I surprised the hell out of myself by tearing up right alongside him.
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Feldman filmed an episode of "Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry" and a promo shows him tearing up when Henry allegedly contacts his late BFF, who died in 2010.
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The bride, who is tearing up something fierce earlier in the video just lets it all out, in a wide-mouthed shout that smacks of a cathartic love.
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Henry's owner, Amanda Green, a copywriter for the lifestyle site Refinery29, used to take him to Central Park only on weekends, but he was tearing up her place.
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"I care," the hedge-fund manager answered on CNBC's "Halftime Report," tearing up after CNBC's Scott Wapner asked why he has been so vocal about the 2020 election.
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Trudeau declined to say what he would do in case the next president was Donald Trump, who has mused about tearing up the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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"When Jason won that event and broke down, there was something that tipped over and made that hard life right, made it worth it," she said, tearing up.
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In fact, Teixeira — a Yankee cornerstone for nearly a decade — could not get the words out without his lips quivering, his voice quaking or his eyes tearing up.
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Matthew Todd Miller, April 2014-November 2014 A tourist from California was accused of hostile acts after tearing up his visa upon arriving in Pyongyang and requesting asylum.
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All of the punks were tearing up the iron-sided cinema seats and lobbing them over into the pit, and I got coshed on the head with one.
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Just as Ford fit society's expectations for a victim, Kavanaugh looked like a man falsely accused: furious, fearful, tearing up when he mentioned his parents or his daughters.
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In his confirmation hearings, Tillerson expressed opposition to some of the more radical Trump ideas (like moving the US embassy to Jerusalem and tearing up the Iran deal).
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These plans should be bold enough to let them run on tearing up the overcomplicated, flawed code that currently existing, just like Republicans have done to great success.
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" It seemed like an odd sentiment for a model, but, tearing up, she continued, "I don't want to keep doing these auditions thinking about my deep-ass voice.
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"I think that Pete is —" Schmuhl said, breaking off and tearing up over ramen at the Crooked Ewe, a brewery on the banks of the St. Joseph River.
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As for making deals, Trump's hardline style of negotiating has the rest of the world waiting for a full-blown trade war or the tearing up of agreements.
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Yet tearing up the JCPOA without an alternative or a viable anti-Iranian strategy in the Middle East merely invites Iran to accelerate its nuclear program with impunity.
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Jenner showed her mom tearing up before leading Kylie to the special gift for Stormi — an ornate playhouse that is essentially a mini-mansion fit for a queen.
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Over the weekend, he critiqued Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for tearing up during a press conference he called to oppose Trump's refugee ban: Breaking news from Hollywood!
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Mr. Hitchler tells stories of veterans' groups tearing up and crowds rising to their feet, joining the company to sing "Let the Sunshine In" at the show's end.
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While tearing up, the 29-year-old said instead of reposting another image of the current crisis, she believed the world needed to see how beautiful Australia is.
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The eye of Super Typhoon Yutu passed directly over the islands Saipan and Tinian, with 27 mph winds, tearing up homes and taking out power in its wake.
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Bolton then drafted a five-page memo detailing his proposal for tearing up the deal, which he then published in National Review after Bannon departed the White House.
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During Amrita's wedding, which we see early on in the film, we get up-close shots of her tearing up as she slowly realizes what she's given up.
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I remember grocery shopping in D.C., listening to him read as I went up and down the aisles, and tearing up as I was grabbing cans of vegan chili.
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Waterston unfortunately doesn't have much to do beyond tearing up at various points of peril, but Alison Sudol sparkles as her telepathic sister Queenie, especially when playing against Fogler.
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"I was very focused on the fact that he's still the same person he was and always has been, and that was important to me," she says, tearing up.
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I haven't even seen Endgame yet, but I'm tearing up just thinking about saying goodbye to any of my special boys and girls and aliens and gods and rocks.
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It would need the help of the International Atomic Energy Agency and also, possibly, the European powers that Mr Trump alienated by tearing up that hard-won Iran deal.
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The 1st incident was a domestic altercation with his girlfriend back in January when Francois called police ... claiming she was tearing up his apartment and trying to attack him.
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Many Spaniards no doubt share the anger of King Felipe who, in a rare televised speech, denounced Catalonia's leaders for irresponsibly and disloyally tearing up the constitution of 1978.
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After tearing up the Superbowl, Beyoncé, Ja -Z and their 4-year-old daughter Blue Ivy returned back home to Los Angeles, where they indulged in some comfort food.
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"We had a little miniature goat, he was on fire and he was running out of the structure screaming," said D'Ann, tearing up at the memory of the Jan.
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"I just started tearing up — tears of gratitude because of perspective, because of growth, opening up and finding the ground again because of music, friends, and love," she said.
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"I can't believe I'm looking at this," the Bridesmaids star says before tearing up, making the connection between the child on the census paperwork and her own young daughter.
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Tearing up the JCPOA, without a better strategy for preventing an Iranian nuclear bomb and a broader strategy for combating non-nuclear malign Iranian behavior, would make no sense.
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That process, known as abatement, would require tearing up miles of streets while avoiding gas and water mains, electrical, internet and phone cables and New York's underground transportation grid.
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"Ending this waiver is another important step in tearing up the catastrophic-Obama Iran nuclear deal once and for all," Cruz, Graham and Cheney said in a joint statement.
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Morning Agenda Donald J. Trump has laid out his economic vision, and it included deep tax cuts for the wealthy, tearing up climate change agreements and abandoning trade deals.
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When he started using the term, it was the Americans who were tearing up treaties and international agreements on the environment and riding roughshod over international norms and conventions.
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The winning design, called New York Horizon, proposes tearing up Central Park — the third most visited tourist attraction in the world — to expose the "rugged, bedrock-strewn landscape" beneath.
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Koh is a Dartmoth and Yale alum who has been tearing up the art world with great, cartoonish textile sculptures of emoji-like icons: flowers, body parts, junkfood, stars.
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In the moment, all I could do was try to stop myself from tearing up, even as a growing suspicion began to scratch at the back of my head.
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" Coach Ron Rivera told The Charlotte Observer: "Maybe instead of tearing up your own city, maybe instead of doing things the wrong way, we do things the right way.
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By the way, even by the standards of Shepard productions, which are notorious for tearing up the scenery, "Fool for Love" has always had a particularly high injury rate.
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"He said, 'I want you to know I'll never stop loving you,' and I told him, 'You're completely forgiven,'" she said, tearing up as she recalled their final conversation.
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"When I think about these dudes that get off scot-free, I'm like, 'Go live your life, dude who raped me when I was 14,'" she said, tearing up.
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But a new video promoted by Trump across multiple channels shows an altered chronology of that event, with Pelosi tearing up the speech in immediate response to individual stories.
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When I walked the dog on a night with temperatures in the teens, my eyes kept tearing up and the tears kept freezing to the inside of my glasses.
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For example, the movie shows long shots of carefully paved streets — which were imposed by the police in order to stop student protesters from tearing up stones in attacks.
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Tearing up thousands of man hours of work on behalf of an erratic man-child who says, "If we can't, that's fine" is, you might say, a bad deal.
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Two teenagers on a dirt bike, tearing up and down on a patch of grass beside the house, wonder why I would care about the woman or her murders.
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Japan has suffered its biggest earthquake in over a century, the Arab Spring is tearing up the Middle East and the English riots are lighting up cities like Guy Fawkes.
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They named the slum Rimshah, for the 11-year-old girl with Down&aposs syndrome who was eventually cleared of charges of tearing up pages of an Islamic religious book.
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Trump, who made tearing up the deal a central platform of his 2016 presidential campaign, followed through on that promise May 8 by pulling the U.S. out of the agreement.
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The bear chowed down on Watts' lunch, a sandwich, some chips and a cookie, and rummaged around inside the vehicle, tearing up some paperwork and trashing her kid's car seat.
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A recent panel at the Television Critics Association's press tour found the actors all tearing up as Danson waxed poetic about what a gift the series had been to them.
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There's also the issue of damage caused by the jets (in the video you can see them tearing up the grass), and whether this level of water usage is wasteful.
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The album, released shortly after 11pm ET on Thursday evening, is already tearing up the charts on the file-sharing underground, with people on private, invitation-only websites like What.
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He was the guy who was going to cut taxes and roll back regulation, but he also talked about tariffs and tearing up trade deals — things that are anti-growth.
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"Going for: "Cinderella post stepsisters tearing up her gown because they hate her" chic…" the actress jokingly described the deconstructed, asymmetrical $2,490 Monse blazer dress she wore for the occasion.
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On becoming premier two years ago, Will Hodgman of the conservative Liberal party said he was tearing up the deal, concerned that his state's growth lagged the rest of Australia.
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"They (the mining companies) have to build trails, they have to build roads, they'd have to start tearing up the forest to get those drilling platforms up here," he says.
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This evoked a nightmare of Mr Sanders tearing up the rest of the rust-belt—or, supposing Mrs Clinton survived that, of the protectionist Mr Trump doing likewise in November.
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Handing out Trump stickers to the crowd, Ms. Fisher found herself tearing up as she talked about being unexpectedly drawn to this "huge movement" for the former reality television star.
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"Trump made trade and tearing up existing trade deals a central theme of his campaign," said Dean Baker, co-founder of the progressive-leaning Center for Economic Policy and Research.
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I especially remember Straight Arrows tearing up the Buccaneer parking lot and selling all their merch instantly, James Arthur's complete demolition of the Groundhogs' epic "Cherry Red," and the Rev.
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He spent the evening discussing his relationship to the presidential family, tearing up at times when he talked about Sasha and Malia growing up or the loss of Beau Biden.
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We don't know how long it will last, or how many people it will kill and so that uncertainty is tearing up the algorithms that keep the global economy afloat.
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The Trump administration's tearing up of the rules of US behavior and global conduct have led to so many recalculations globally, in frozen conflicts, hot wars, and nascent peace efforts.
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"This person has created everything that exists here at ESPN for us," Dan Le Batard said on his radio show, tearing up as he announced the news to his audience.
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"I said to him, 'Sir, I read about you in middle school, and you're here in the flesh, and I get to be your colleague,'" she recalled, tearing up again.
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Ceraadi, a singing and rapper sister-act from Cedar Rapids, IA who are signed to Jay-Z's Roc Nation, have been tearing up YouTube views at a marathon-like pace.
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His first patient, heavily medicated but still tearing up from pain in his spine and legs, fumbled through his symptoms and worries, still wondering how this had happened to him.
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Fans tried to help each other by tearing up pieces of advertising hoardings, creating improvised stretchers and carrying injured spectators away from the throngs, according to the Taylor Interim Report.
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Foreign Policy reports that Donald Trump has set up a separate unit within his administration aimed at building the case for tearing up the nuclear deal — and perhaps even worse.
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Long before KJ Apa's Archie Andrews was running around Riverdale in the middle of the night (often shirtless), Chad Michael Murray's Lucas Scott was tearing up the streets of Tree Hill.
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For nearly an hour, Trump delivered what one official described as an "extended outburst," railing against the Iran deal and the aides trying to block him from tearing up the agreement.
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Caldwell, instead of sticking to the topic, slammed the president, his voice breaking with emotion and his eyes tearing up: "Gianno, these are very sensitive topics," said Huntsman, cutting him off.
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Before you start tearing up about these unwelcome changes, Starbucks is giving customers a chance to soak up the last sweet bits of summer before it officially comes to an end.
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A new nuclear arms race has begun in earnest with the US and Russia leading the way; tearing up the promise of lasting peace in favor of a new Cold War.
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Whether you're tearing up the track, rowing up a storm or dominating the table tennis court, you've got exactly one year to brush up before the Summer Olympics begin in Tokyo.
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" The day the news of the bombing broke, Lovato also shared her sentiments on Twitter, writing: "Tearing up imagining innocent concert goers losing their lives.. praying for everyone and all #arianators.
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Green posted the video to his Snapchat story Wednesday -- shot from the driver's seat in a BMW that's tearing up a public road that appears to be in the Bay Area.
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But with Lonzo Ball tearing up the college hoops world, we had to ask Jim if he's had ANY thoughts about trying to recruit the kid over to the football team.
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The region's current governor, Ihor Bondarenko, who was appointed this summer by Mr. Zelensky, said he understood opposition to tearing up a forest wilderness to make way for a giant resort.
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Billionaire investor Leon Cooperman, tearing up in a Monday interview on CNBC talking about the political divide and the American Dream, cited Rubenstein in his argument against the policies of Warren.
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Above all, the deal underscores the potency of markets in shaping what happens in commercial life, a force far more powerful than demagogues making dubious promises about tearing up trade deals.
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"I got to looking around, when all this mountaintop removal and strip mining and tearing up of our beautiful mountains was going on, and I started praying about it," he said.
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"Even I started tearing up — the crying of men is so hard," he recalled in an interview, asking to be identified only by his nickname to avoid repercussions for expressing sympathy.
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But while the 23-time Grand Slam winner was tearing up the grass in the three-setter, she also, somehow, managed to keep her social media followers updated with her news.
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Sarandon's Bette makes demands and takes no shit, but when she's most vulnerable, she doesn't crumble so much as sigh, her wide eyes reluctantly tearing up when she folds into herself.
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The couple wore daisies in their lapels; when they looked at each other they began tearing up, and so they spent a portion of the ceremony gazing down at their shoes.
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He had an extraordinarily moving moment during CNN's town hall, tearing up as he responded to a question from a pastor whose wife was killed in the 2015 Charleston church shooting.
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During his testimony, Kavanaugh alternated between angrily yelling at Democrats on the committee and tearing up, delivering the most heated partisan message heard from a Supreme Court nominee in modern times.
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"Of course there are weak points (in the treaty), but tearing up the agreement without plans for anything new is what we don't welcome," Peskov told reporters on a conference call.
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Bears TE Zach Miller is finally opening up about the gruesome injury that nearly cost him his left leg ... tearing up as he describes all that's gone down in the aftermath.
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"Tearing up the deal, which he already hates, in his view doesn't undercut the U.S position; it strengthens it," said Cha, a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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He started the week by tearing up the Terrorism 101 rule book used by most politicians who go out of their way to foster unity in the wake of such an outrage.
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During a performance of his never-before-heard love song "Stronger Than Me," which he penned about their relationship, his wife of 13 years sat in the audience and starting tearing up.
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This 10-second GIF of Obama's various looks over the years, created by the developers at CompanyReviews, is just the distraction we needed from tearing up over her final Instagram as FLOTUS.
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Just a few weeks ago, one got stuck inside an Outback in Connecticut , frightening its owner and tearing up the interior before police arrived to open a door and let it out.
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Republicans are also looking to capitalize on Pelosi's tearing up of Trump's speech after his third State of the Union address on Tuesday, something they hope to hammer home with swing voters.
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" After tearing up a bit and urging Taitusi to "stay strong", Johnson made a promise: "I'm gonna go crazy on Rice Krispies Treats this weekend for my cheat meal in your honor.
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He would be hard-pushed to find anyone more hostile to that department or committed to tearing up the environmental rules that are perhaps the main achievement of Mr Obama's second term.
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The big change, beyond the rehashing of old policies and principles, was the tearing up of an Obama-era presidential directive, known as PPD-20, which put restrictions on the government's cyberweapons.
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Political leaders, many like Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton with crucial elections on their minds, are getting used to tearing up their schedules in the wake of tragedies that shock the nation.
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I'm not there yet, but hope that this new music can do for singer-songwriter, loosely, what Drake and Chance the Rapper are doing for their genre: tearing up the rule book.
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Mike Pompeo is officially becoming secretary of state at a time when Trump seems on the verge of tearing up the Iran nuclear deal and entering into nuclear negotiations with North Korea.
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Why, I wondered, was I tearing up so much at "This Is Me," the musical's pièce de résistance sung Keala Settle's Lettie Lutz — or, as she's more commonly known, the Bearded Lady?
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After tearing up the course with a 62 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead over Kraft, Herman revealed he had taken a congratulatory phone call from Trump the night before.
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It all went down on July 27th around 3 PM -- when cops say Mason was tearing up the grass and dirt on an ATV while not wearing a helmet or eye protection.
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Most nonpartisan experts in Washington think that tearing up the Iran deal now is a bad idea, Russia isn't to be trusted, and the CIA isn't interested in reviving the torture program.
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Rachel Lindsay broke down on Monday's episode of The Bachelorette, tearing up while discussing the pressures she feels being the first black woman to lead the hit reality TV dating competition show.
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In Congress, some Republicans gave Trump their full support in tearing up the deal, while others said they would have preferred that the president give Europe time to address his concerns. Sen.
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When contemplating a protest vote in favour of tearing up the system, which is what Mr Trump's candidacy has come to represent, some voters may ask themselves what they have to lose.
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As an executive producer on "Marvel's Hero Project," a new Disney+ docuseries about youths influencing positive change in their communities, she'd need the steely heart of a supervillain to avoid tearing up.
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A GIF of Captain von Trapp tearing up a Nazi flag is something we see 233 times a day on Twitter, because all sorts of Nazis are out there again in 25.
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It wasn't until after the song was made and we would go into meetings and certain female A&Rs would get in their feelings and you'd see a girl start tearing up.
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From Tim Riggins tearing up when his best friend moves away to Marlon Brando screaming, "Hey, Stella," this romantic trope shows that crying men will melt into the arms of empathetic women.
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WASHINGTON — Two years ago, some of America's largest corporations were tearing up their business plans to accommodate President Trump, fearful that he could send their shareholders and customers fleeing with a tweet.
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Judging from the video above of the pair dancing onstage at a Billy Joel concert in 2015, we can only imagine that they were tearing up the dance floor at Lawrence's wedding.
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The league faced denunciations from state news media and from aggrieved fans tearing up tickets for an exhibition game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Brooklyn Nets in Shanghai on Thursday.
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The hogs cause roughly $1.5 billion in damage each year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, tearing up crops and property, eating endangered species, and spreading diseases to livestock and humans.
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Kelly Clarkson lived out her childhood dream during Garth Brooks' appearance on Monday's episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, tearing up when the country megastar serenaded her with his Bob Dylan cover.
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As in Harry's world, something terrible is intent on stirring up trouble — here, knocking down buildings, tearing up cobblestone streets — although presumably it will take another four movies before all is revealed.
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You don't think about filling in empty squares and tearing up as you solve, but I'll freely admit that I went a bit mushy when I saw where today's theme was headed.
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Nobody can casually devastate like Strout can; the secret is that she writes with such humor and such grace that you don't even realize you're tearing up until the book is over.
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An assistant manager also said Sarah "would be very concerned" if Jennifer texted or called her at work, sometimes exiting the room in a panic and tearing up during heated phone calls.
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Whether your friend is tearing up a dance floor, feeling emotional (think, after several dances and several drinks) or having hormonal fluctuations, her nerves activate her sweat glands, and may hyperactivate them.
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If such a statement exists, some quantum reconstructionists suspect that we'll find it only by rebuilding quantum theory from scratch: by tearing up the work of Bohr, Heisenberg and Schrödinger and starting again.
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"I think that part of the reason why I can't imagine myself with somebody or dating somebody is because I'm not comfortable in my body," she told fellow Housewife Kelly Dodd, tearing up.
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One of the most iconic scenes in the movie is when a lovestruck Sam goes running through the airport to say goodbye to his young love (we're tearing up just thinking about it).
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His insistence, to please his political base, on building a wall between the two countries and his talk of tearing up the North American Free-Trade Agreement are insults to a proud country.
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"I'm glad that Buddy was able to be open with Zach about his problem, and it sounds like he knew that it was a problem and he needed help," she says, tearing up.
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Then finally came Peach Discs, Celeste's very own record label that launched with her own Untitled, a master class in thought-provoking electronics that's been quietly tearing up dancefloors and DJ mixes alike.
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However, tearing up the plan does little to get higher levels of coal-fired generation back into the power market, which will be required for coal producers to see an increase in demand.
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Lakers sharpshooter Jordan Clarkson is about to teach you how to stunt ... the non-MC Hammer Antoine Walker way ... tearing up the streets of L.A. in a ridiculous Lambo ... someone rented for him.
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The mother of two, 37, got emotional during a poignant conversation with her mother about her ongoing issues with Westcott, tearing up at one point as she admitted some of her biggest insecurities.
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The 85033th president was a noted and avid fan of the "Respect" singer, famously tearing up as she performed "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Women" at the 2015 Kennedy Center Honors.
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"Of course there are weak points [in the treaty], but tearing up the agreement without plans for anything new is what we don't welcome," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters, according to Reuters.
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In his most expansive speech to date, Donald J. Trump laid out a case on Tuesday for tearing up trade pacts and confronting China as he stood at a recycling plant near Pittsburgh.
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Now that the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics are just a little over a month away, it's time to begin our biennial tradition of tearing up to videos of athletes doing...pretty much anything.
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Exactly as Tiger did when he shook the president's hand and accepted his medal, tearing up as he spoke of his love for his mother and father, Earl, who taught him the game.
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Trump, who campaigned on a promise of tearing up the deal because it didn't address Iran's ballistic missile program or its involvement in regional conflicts, withdrew America from the accord in May 2018.
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The original images comes from a Teen Vogue photoshoot posted to Instagram that shows Gonzalez and other mass shooting survivors tearing up paper practice targets, the things people shoot at a shooting range.
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"In the last three games, we realized the gap between us and these strong teams," the team's coach, Jia Xiuquan, said Monday after tearing up at the end of the match against Spain.
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Shaq's decision to pass on signing 'NSYNC after helping the boy band get off the ground is still tearing up Lance Bass' heart -- but he says there still would've been one major issue.
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Here they're tearing up the Interstate in a 1969 Plymouth Satellite, coming from the Keys, where they spent a few productive days touring the local cemetery pursuing Serge's latest hobby, making tombstone rubbings.
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So when she came across the lawn, already tearing up, I felt I'd somehow let her down and, before I could think, I stripped off my shirt and draped it over the corpse.
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And anything that keeps the kids from tearing up the place, that maintains some semblance of peace, because they've just had their fluffy dinosaur nipped by a cutesy crab is a good thing.
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"IM LITERALLY SHAKING AND TEARING UP RIGHT NOW I JUST WANTED TO PLAY EPIPHANY BUT WHY DID YOUTUBE GAVE ME A FUCKING THE NUN JUSMPSCARE AS AN AD AT 5 FUCKING AM," wrote another.
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Even for Obama's most stalwart critics, the sight of the commander in chief tearing up on stage, extending heartfelt thanks and love to his wife and adoring children created a scene that transcended politics.
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DISCOVERY OF A LIFETIME: &aposFAKE&apos GOLD COIN ACTUALLY WORTH MILLIONS The notes were found by Cotswold Outdoor&aposs owner, Russ Davis, when construction workers were tearing up old layers of carpet and tile.
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On Monday, over 200 people attended a celebration at the all-girls school where Tekle, who was tearing up, was presented with the check and a book filled every comment from the fundraising page.
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As Pelosi tearing up the speech received as much coverage as the speech itself, Trump frequently tweeted about Pelosi's reaction — more than even his own speech, according to a tally from CNN's Brian Stelter.
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Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.), who has called for Pelosi to be censured for tearing up the speech: In response to her classless outburst, I've decided to introduce a resolution to censure & condemn Speaker Pelosi.
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She has documented other abuses such as police tearing up asylum papers, detainees being kept in prisons where the UNHCR and Living Water cannot visit, and the government denying the right to appeal detention.
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Ben Carson has proposed tearing up the tax code and replacing it with a flat tax that would represent a substantial cut for the richest Americans and one that could potentially deepen the deficit.
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I think the conventional policy wisdom is that it would not be good, because tearing up the Iran deal would convey to the North Koreans that we can't be trusted to keep our agreements.
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Wilde recaptures the California vibe of the Peppers by juxtaposing the band playing around and looking antsy in a wood-paneled Cali home with badass lady longboarders tearing up waterways and showing off scars.
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And, with Mahomes tearing up the league -- he had more TDs (6) than incompletions (5) against the Steelers -- we figured it'd be a match made in Chiefs heaven to hear a Hali-Mahomes song.
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In the videos, Rob turns the camera on his self and stares into the lens, tearing up as he explains his version of the scenario: Chyna took all of Dream's things and left him.
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Miller admitted to tearing up his tourist visa upon entering the country, and Fowle admitted to leaving a Bible in a local club while on a tourist trip -- a criminal offense in North Korea.
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The Sox won the Series two weekends ago ... and have hardly come up for air since -- dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars at clubs and tearing up the streets of Boston on parade day.
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Will we see them tearing up the Premier League for years to come, earning big money moves to Barcelona and Real Madrid, and eventually leading England's grown-ups to a glorious repeat of 1966?
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He recalls the "Crying Indian" ad campaign of the 1970s, in which the Italian-American actor Iron Eyes Cody portrayed a Native American man tearing up at the sight of litter along a highway.
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And the US-Cuba relationship has again chilled after President Donald Trump said he was "tearing up" former President Barack Obama's deal with the island and imposed further economic sanctions against the Cuban government.
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Patricia Cox, a witness, told CNN affiliate KCAL/KCBS that she saw a man "going to town" on the ground "like it was his business just to be tearing up the ground," she said.
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"To all the moms out there, I was playing for you today, and I tried," Williams said, tearing up in her post-match interview as the Centre Court crowd cheered to offer its support.
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Commentators lament that Mr. Trump is tearing up "the rules America itself created more than 80 years ago" and conjure up visions of the 1930s, when nations and empires dreamed of total self-sufficiency.
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Another Roy Jones will be dominating professional sports very soon ... except it won't be in boxing, and he won't be Jr., 'cause this RJ will be tearing up the NBA, according to his dad.
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What struck me most of all, however, was the smallness and pettiness of the evening, starting with Trump ignoring House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's outstretched hand and ending with her tearing up the President's speech.
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Both the singer and the monster toddler are in Australia at the moment: Adele has been tearing up in her nationwide tour, while Elmo is helping promote Sesame Street's 47th year on the air.
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To the Editor: After spending three angry years attempting to tear down the Trump presidency, the Democratic Party had to settle for tearing up his written words by the petty and fuming Nancy Pelosi.
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Even as he socialized with the president's family, Mr. Gaetz announced on Twitter that he had filed an ethics complaint against Speaker Nancy Pelosi for tearing up the president's State of the Union address.
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Despite his tough stance on Iran, General Mattis also thinks that tearing up the Iran nuclear deal would hurt the United States, and he favors working closely with allies to strictly enforce its terms.
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Trump has been a vociferous critic of the deal since his election, saying that Iran had not stuck to it, although he has so far stopped short of tearing up or renegotiating the agreement.
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In 2019, Clark is an exceedingly rare figure, a bluesman who has a major-label recording contract and a worldwide audience, one he has built by tearing up stage after stage, show after show.
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But by tearing up the Iran deal, Trump has given Kim little reason to believe that whatever the White House offers in exchange for disarmament will remain in effect long term, experts told VICE News.
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The sister also attached two pictures for proof, one of her face that is most certainly tearing up, and one of her packed bags that look like they contain about three days worth of clothes.
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High-ranking U.S. officials including CIA Director John Brennan have said that tearing up the Iran deal would be "disastrous," undermining America's credibility and possibly setting off a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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Mentions of moving the US Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and tearing up the Iran deal get applause, but mentions of Cuba and Venezuela, and their attendant socialism, are what really get the crowd going.
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"Tearing up the deal at the last minute both reflects his erratic manner and explains why the SEC is right to seek the public company bar," argues Lawrence Cunningham of George Washington University Law School.
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The president's failing to shake her outstretched hand before the speech, when he handed her the paper copy of his remarks, was not a factor in her tearing up the document, Pelosi told fellow lawmakers.
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In May, Underwood released the music video for "Cry Pretty," in which she can be seen tearing up in the shower before heading back onstage and dealing with the pressures that come along with fame.
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Upon first watch, the ad had many of us tearing up and not just because we wish we could have Williams speak to us as sweetly as she does to the baby in the ad.
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He tells the story he's been trying so hard to gloss right over, with everyone in the room tearing up as it becomes clear that Jerrod truly did experience a very narrow scrape with death.
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Here's Edgerrin James building a BEAST ... the ex-NFL star is giving his 8th grade son weight room tips -- and it doesn't seem like it'll be long before the kid is tearing up the gridiron!!!
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Republicans have ceased governing and instead are directing the majority of their political power toward non-democratic (and so, what they see as more permanent) ends: Stacking the federal judiciary and tearing up federal regulations.
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Paleontologists are beginning to wonder if cuspids — also known as canines, or eye teeth, those fangs in the upper jaw — played a more complicated role in evolution than just tearing up chunks of prehistoric meat.
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To mimic the Swedish man's claims, I placed the bowl in direct sunlight and let it sit for about 20 minutes before tearing up a piece of the bag and holding it in the bowl.
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General Mattis is known for his hawkish views and is likely to advocate a more assertive stance in the Middle East — but unlike Mr. Trump, he does not favor tearing up the Iran nuclear agreement.
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On Mexico, the calls for tearing up trade deals, building a border wall and deporting people respond to American frustrations over immigration and jobs, building on the promises Mr. Trump made on the campaign trail.
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It feels personal for Musick, a first year at University of Maine Law School who described tearing up in the voting booth on Tuesday, much as she had done while casting her ballot for Clinton.
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High up in the commentary booth, Chris Evert, a seven-time French Open champion, was tearing up, too, well aware of how it feels to have a Grand Slam drought come to a happy end.
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The moviegoers reported that they had found themselves tearing up and laughing knowingly at the same points, and that with a crowd composed mostly of women, it seemed as if everyone was in it together.
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Among the challenges posed by the Trump administration, he named its tearing up of the Paris climate deal, its abandonment of the Iran nuclear deal, threats of sanctions against European partners as well as protectionism.
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But if President Trump succeeds in tearing up the agreement, or if Tehran feels threatened, Mr. Lewis warned, Shahrud suggests that Iran could acquire a long-range missile more quickly than has been previously known.
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During his time at the podium, Michael Jordan provided the crowd with a much-needed moment of levity, joking that he would once again become a meme as "Crying Jordan" after tearing up on stage.
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Unfortunately, by tearing up the Trans-Pacific Partnership and putting NATO's future at risk, President Trump has already forfeited the leadership position and the political capital that an American president would need to accomplish this.
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Her dreamy track "Love Songs" is tearing up Spotify's viral charts, but I'm obsessed with this one and look forward to spending the weekend basking in the sweet, intimate feeling all her songs give me.
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That they could steer him away from destructive policy ideas he repeatedly endorsed on the campaign trail, like starting a trade war or tearing up international agreements, through clever stratagems or sheer force of will.
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The early theory of the Trump administration was that the "axis of adults," as Chollet puts it, could keep Trump from launching a war, tearing up US alliances, or any other rash and dangerous decision.
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Way back on September 11, 2009, Associated Press photographer Stephan Savoia took a photo of Michael Jordan tearing up during the speech he gave on the occasion of his induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
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"My mother was this amazing, beautiful, glamorous sex symbol — but people didn't know that she played the violin and had a 160 IQ and had five kids and loved dogs," she says, tearing up a little.
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"She started tearing up, and I told her that I loved her and that I have no doubt in my mind that I was going to spend the rest of my life with her," Hall recalls.
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"He was hooked up to a bunch of machines, and he had fallen, and he was out of it; he didn't know what was going on," she said, getting emotional and tearing up in the clip.
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A Pacific ally key to US efforts to confront China is tearing up a major military agreement, but President Donald Trump says he doesn't mind, even as his secretary of defense expresses concern over the moves.
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Acacia, which was not allowed to negotiate for itself, and Tanzania's government have been locked in a prolonged conflict with the government tearing up mining contracts, hiking taxes and royalties, and banning exports of raw minerals.
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But the Fed under Quarles and Chairman Jerome Powell has largely steered a moderate course, moving to refine and tailor post-crisis regulations in line with firms' risk profile, rather than tearing up the rule book.
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Haley seemed to take another veiled shot at Trump later in her speech after tearing up talking about the lessons her state learned from pulling together after Dylann Roof allegedly killed nine black churchgoers in Charleston.
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But when the sums involved are in the trillions of dollars, the neighbourhood is fraught with tension and the reforms require the tearing up of a social contract to succeed, the burden of proof is high.
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"It's different than tearing up the deal, if he in fact chooses to decertify, but it gives us the opportunity for something that's more ironclad, while dealing with the broader issues in the region," Republican Rep.
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If you weren't already tearing up at the mere thought of a now-kindergartner who's a part of the graduating class of 2032, wait until you see the special detail on the back of the shirt.
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Bill's been tearing up New Austin and the surrounding area, leaving too many corpses in his wake for the local lawmen to watch idly and hope that a rattlesnake does the right thing as he sleeps.
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I make it repeatedly this time of year, when those tomatoes are perfect and cooking can be as easy as slicing a few things, tearing up a few others, and toasting some bread to go alongside.
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We published an article this week on a project that did the reverse — restored the Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias in Yosemite National Park partly by tearing up a lot of asphalt and hauling it away.
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Coconut-Lime Shrimp This fast shrimp recipe is just what you need on a night when you are also seasoning a turkey, or tearing up bread for stuffing, or making a pilgrim costume for your dog.
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People (on camera at least) remain reverent toward their leaders (the three generations of Kim feature heavily in the footage), tearing up when asked about them, or else speaking positively when asked about their living situations.
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Add a few songs, and it could be from "Meet Me in St. Louis," except for the supervillain tearing up the train tracks and the superhero — an actual DC character, Crimson Fox — who saves the day.
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Throughout the last year in particular, it has been clear that both Iran and its adversaries had been tearing up the rule book, with high-profile attacks on tankers in the Gulf and Saudi energy infrastructure.
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The hosts even add to the drama by tearing up with the couple in one-on-one processing breaks before bringing them back together to dramatically reveal whether they've decided to make up or mutually ghost.
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Mr. Mattis, a retired general who led a Marine division to Baghdad during the 2003 invasion of Iraq, is wary of Iran but is not in favor of tearing up the nuclear deal with that country.
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But when she learns that developers are tearing up the local park where her mother and sisters buried a memory box, she enlists an eclectic group of fellow travelers to trick Rodeo into driving her there.
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Trump has repeatedly lambasted America's allies and has undermined long-standing alliances such as NATO through his aggressive rhetoric and tearing up of international treaties, such as the Paris climate agreement and the Iran nuclear deal.
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Dion gets emotional when she talks about the power and strength of women, tearing up while talking about what women like her mother and grandmother had to deal with, and the silence that was expected of them.
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Chaos in downtown Beirut Hariri's announcement came hours after chaos broke out in downtown Beirut when a mob stormed into the capital's main protest site, setting parts of it alight and tearing up tents on Tuesday afternoon.
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While that large, half-mile-wide twister was tearing up power lines on the outskirts of Wray, Colorado, in town, a high school couple got the most dramatic backdrop for their prom photo they could hope for.
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Through the years, stars like Fergie, Bradley Cooper and Pharrell Williams have choked up during their talk show appearances — and their hosts aren't immune to tearing up either — causing us to ugly-cry all the way through.
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In practice, he is both conductor and occasional participant, prone to flinging himself into a drill or tearing up the sideline to celebrate when the offense—he still calls plays and coaches quarterbacks—wins a big series.
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Pelosi, addressing her caucus Wednesday morning, said she felt "liberated" after defiantly ripping up Trump's speech for the world to see, tearing up each page as she stood behind the president after he concluded his annual address.
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Pelosi's dramatic gesture — tearing up the speech on national television — was in some ways uncharacteristic for the speaker, who is known for being publicly restrained and has urged her members to respect the office of the presidency.
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"He showed zero empathy towards me; did not treat me as a human; and kept re-enforcing that this was the policy, even though at this point I was tearing up and almost crying," Gould told BuzzFeed.
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For an antiwar party that promotes legalizing marijuana and tearing up the tax code, 193 has brought hope that acceptance in the political mainstream is imminent amid broad discontent with the probable nominees from the major parties.
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He was instrumental in some of Trump's most contentious policy moves including the ban on people from several Muslim-majority countries, abandoning the Paris climate accord, tearing up international trade agreements and cracking down on illegal immigration.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has a habit of tearing up memos, notes, letters and even negative news articles he doesn't like, according to one of the people tasked with reassembling records the President has hand-shredded.
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"When I photograph a couple, and I'm tearing up about how in love they are, that is always the best sign when I can tell that this is it, this is their person for life," she said.
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How far should governments go in tearing up systems that people say they dislike—the alienating structures of global capitalism and multilateral government—when the alternatives risk making populations poorer, and therefore presumably more furious than before?
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Instead of tearing up the Iran nuclear deal, the Trump administration is exploring how to tighten its enforcement and renegotiate key terms, but it may be impossible to get other major powers and Iran to consider revisions.
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Felicia MassarskyAtlantic City, N.J. To the Editor: In tearing up her copy of the State of the Union speech before the cameras, Nancy Pelosi embarrassed us all by sinking to President Trump's level of childish, vindictive behavior.
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What worries me more are some of the more stupid and self-defeating moves by Democrats, not the least of which was Nancy Pelosi meticulously tearing up the pages of the president's State of the Union address.
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Trump and Pelosi had several icy moments during Tuesday night, starting with Trump apparently ignoring an offered handshake from Pelosi and ending with Pelosi immediately tearing up a paper copy of Trump's remarks after he concluded speaking.
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Still, Trump can, in theory, begin violating the provisions of the treaty without any Senate action, which – if Russia keeps its threats to match tit-for-tat – will have the equivalent impact of tearing up the document.
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We enjoyed three big mixes this week, Seb Wildblood mixing "100% forthcoming material," MikeQ and Rizzla tearing up the Rinse FM studio and finally FACT's tribute to Daft Punk's Homework—which like Novelist, also turns 20 today.
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DES MOINES – Joe Biden grew emotional, choking on his words and tearing up during a forum here Monday as he described the value of personal care givers, relating the discussion to the tragedies in his own life.
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Consider how the North Koreans might be studying the U.S. military strikes retaliating against the Syrian chemical weapon attack, the moving of the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, and the tearing up of the Iran nuclear deal.
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It started on Sunday when Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, second cousin of comedian Amy, was seen tearing up during a press conference on the steps of the Supreme Court talking about how "un-American" the order was.
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With their bulging muscles and Boston accents, the Wahlberg brothers have a reputation for being one of the toughest sibling acts around – but that didn t stop Donnie Wahlberg from tearing up when reminiscing about their humble beginnings.
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But Duncan Wood, the director of the Wilson Center's Mexico Institute, said Kushner might have helped stop Trump from tearing up NAFTA altogether — and helped salvage parts of the bilateral relationship that became extremely testy during Trump's tenure.
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Trainor took home the award for best new artist during the 58th annual Grammy Awards on Monday night, tearing up as she emotionally accepted the award that's also been bestowed on John Legend, Carrie Underwood and Mariah Carey.
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He appears genuinely to believe that tearing up the rules on which international trade is based will make America great again, and that the trade war which could well follow is an easily winnable part of the process.
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If Pearl had me a little close to tearing up, former Double Fine artist Tyler Hurd's Old Friend was the exact opposite, an exuberant piece of animation set to Future Islands' infectiously joyful song of the same name.
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"Nicolas Maduro has carried out a 'coup d'etat' ... this is a dictatorship," said National Assembly President Julio Borges, before tearing up a copy of the Supreme Court ruling at a news conference in the gardens of the legislature.
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This prompted the referee to stop the game and – as his teammates prepared to leave the pitch – Sana strode towards the home fans before tearing up the corner flag and hurling it into the crowd like a javelin.
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It is also now one of its few bright spots of the economy as the country's manufacturing sector hangs in the balance after Trump's threats of a renegotiation or tearing up of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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He was overcome with emotion after the race, tearing up as he gathered his relay mates in a huddle and told them what a privilege and an honor it had been to swim his last race with them.
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"I went out and walked, and right before [the] finale, when Prabal was about to go walk, I saw him tearing up and I just started crying because it was such a beautiful, moving show," Hadid told Fashionista.
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In the following interview, Telfar reflects on how those wild nights tearing up the town fueled his career as a designer, his long-running collaboration with Fatima Al Qadiri, and the similarities between club wear and work wear.
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And looking for him, tearing up the countryside is the man who raised him, Frank Griffin, laying waste to basically any community he comes to and you know it's only a matter of time before he shows up.
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Tearing up the Iran deal would provide a pretext for unleashing American forces — about 10,000 of which are already deployed in Iraq and Syria — against Iranian proxies in the Middle East, including Hezbollah and Iran-backed Shia militias.
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"A lot of Trump's negative geopolitical rhetoric was concentrated around Mexico and trade with Mexico and tearing up the NAFTA agreement, so the peso just become this natural barometer of the election," said Deutsche Bank strategist Gautam Kalani.
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His policy of unpredictability, together with tearing up past US agreements, has shown Europeans that America is untrustworthy — that, even if Trump leaves office, they are always just one election away from seeing their most important alliance threatened.
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Manigault-Newman writes that Trump has a habit of tearing up papers once he's done with him, and, as has been reported elsewhere, staffers are charged with taping them back together to preserve them under the Presidential Records Act.
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Companies are attempting to avoid any confrontation with U.S. President Donald Trump but want to exert as much influence as they can to dissuade him from tearing up trade agreements or introducing tariffs on a wide swath of imports.
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Deadboy, aka Allen Wooton, and Murlo, aka Chris Pell, have been tearing up clubs for a minute with a blend of dancehall, funky, grime, rap, and whatever else is deemed banging enough to make its way into their crates.
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Mr. Erdogan is tearing up the rigid secularist system imposed by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk in the 1920s, empowering the long-oppressed Islamic underclass and making Turkish society far more equal by carrying out economic policies that lifted poorer areas.
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Extreme anti-government protesters have escalated their actions in Hong Kong over the past week, blocking major thoroughfares and transit hubs, occupying at least two universities, tearing up brick walkways, vandalizing cars and stacking debris to shut down movement.
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Their break out "Skating 4 Eva" was recorded early last year but it was the accompanying video of the girls tearing up a rollerblade/skate alley, that helped them gain attention including that of the Peel Street Festival programmers.
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By tearing up the Iran nuclear deal despite sustained indication of Iranian compliance, and by reneging on agreements even with long-term allies, the United States has deepened suspicion that it cannot be trusted to make arms-control agreements.
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Emissions in the United States, the second-largest polluter after China, have also been relatively flat, but Mr. Trump has started tearing up President Barack Obama's climate policies, raising the possibility that greenhouse gases could rise in coming years.
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"I think the Second Amendment is a really important thing and I hate to see it tampered with too much, but I understand," 69-year-old Marleia Sire said as she began tearing up talking about the recent shooting.
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The news came on the heels of a similarly dramatic shakeup in Britain, where first a group of seven, then eight and as of Friday nine members of Parliament announced they were tearing up ties to the Labour Party.
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I mentioned red meat: war with North Korea, tearing up the Iran nuclear deal, recognizing Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and promising to move the American embassy there some day — all this gets the blood up for Trump's base.
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Even if that experiment is successful, building it on the massive scale shown in his concept videos would require tearing up huge stretches of the city, and thus beating an unfriendly regulatory environment, not to mention billions of dollars in funding.
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Likewise, no one knows whether his comments about economic policies during the campaign — huge tariffs on Chinese and Mexican goods, tearing up and renegotiating NAFTA, withdrawing from the Asian trade deal known as TPP — are things he actually intends to do.
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In the meantime, I've been following what other people have been doing with the game, and found myself tearing up at some of the stories I'd found, like this one... Monica Goebel Memorial Planet is warm and full of plants.
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" She also says that she knew that he was being genuine when he said he was tearing up, and had only replied "you're lying" because she was in shock "because I was so happy that I had that effect on him.
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Showing off the sparkling engagement ring Rodgers picked out for her, Fletcher said she got emotional watching his beachfront proposal back on TV. "I watched the proposal a couple of times and I was tearing up," the 25-year-old explained.
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Yet the man who has won his party such unfettered power did so as an outsider, tearing up the rules of Republican orthodoxy and riding a wave of anger against the very lawmakers he will now need to work with.
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Trump made tearing up the nation's trade deals a central part of his 2016 presidential campaign promises and while in office has renegotiated the NAFTA trade deal with Canada and Mexico and sought new trade deals with Asian and European nations.
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"A lot of Trump's negative geopolitical rhetoric was concentrated around Mexico and trade with Mexico and tearing up the NAFTA agreement, so the peso just become this natural barometer of the election," said Deutsche Bank EM FX Strategist Gautam Kalani.
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The America's Next Top Model contestant admitted he was also tearing up during the performance – and his regular partner Peta Murgatroyd and special guest Tyra Banks also shed tears in a rehearsal video package as well as Monday from the audience.
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Caila started tearing up, saying she didn't need to be there anymore because she "didn't need the attention" and didn't feel comfortable pursuing her relationship with Jared in the same house as Ashley, which honestly you can't really blame her for.
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Danette Chavez, The A.V. Club: American Gods immediately starts tearing up the track, with an opening sequence so awash in Viking blood, it would appease Odin himself, not to mention acolytes of Hannibal and Logan (the latter of which Green wrote).
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During a frank mid-August interview with the New York Times, Musk appeared to bare his soul, reportedly tearing up as he discussed the strain of running Tesla, and the time he had spent away from his children and friends.
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At the small handful of Levels I've attended, I've caught long-haired Swedes swaying to glittery house music several floors below street-level, and solo dancers in all-white tearing up massive outdoor courtyards to the sounds of bleary ambience.
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It offers a potentially alarming model for any future high-intensity confrontation with Russia, China or both, pointing to an era where ever more players embrace tearing up the rule book and risking - or at worst, even embracing – bloody mayhem.
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In the meantime, I've been following what other people have been doing with the game, and found myself tearing up at some of the stories I'd found, like this one... Monica Goebel Memorial Planet is warm and full of plants.
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"That's why maybe some people would describe me as abrasive or bitchy or whatever because I vowed from that age no man would ever abuse me, call me out my name, [or] treat me like that," she continued, tearing up.
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Kelly openly disagreed with Republican lawmakers without insulting them, he chided the press for what he called "inaccurate" stories without alienating or singling out specific reporters, and he addressed a number of major foreign policy challenges without tearing up delicate alliances.
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Feral pigs are a remnant of the Spanish colonization, and now we've got as many as three million of them, tearing up fences and pastureland and mowing down crops, even eating the seed corn out of the ground before it sprouts.
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Washington (CNN)White House aides realized earlier on that they could not stop President Donald Trump from tearing up papers he must preserve to stay in line with the Presidential Records Act, Politico reported Sunday, citing people familiar with the practice.
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Donald Trump's obsession with tearing up NAFTA, bringing back jobs, deporting millions of undocumented immigrants and making Mexico pay for his infamous wall has inspired much fear and uncertainty south of the border, causing the peso to plummet to record lows.
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The protest quickly became a broad repudiation of Chinese rule, with demonstrators tearing up copies of the Basic Law, a mini-constitution that took effect in 1997 and governs Hong Kong's relations with Beijing, and calling for free and direct elections.
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I went to see the regional premiere of "His Eye Is on the Sparrow" — a musical biography of the pioneering African-American singer Ethel Waters — with Torie Wiggins tearing up the stage for two hours, joined only by an accompaniest.
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Bacevich cites the growing list of things he seemed certain to do where that certainty has now largely disappeared: "tearing up" the Iran nuclear deal; jettisoning NATO; abandoning the "One China" policy; moving the US embassy to Jerusalem; reinstituting torture.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Tearing up global banking rules could lead to a new crisis, putting at risk the taxpayer, who was forced to bail out lenders in the last financial crisis, European Central Bank Executive Board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger said on Monday.
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It joins a fake photo of Emma González tearing up a copy of the Constitution, which went viral this weekend, along with a bunch of chatter that the activist teens are "crisis actors" who were trained to parrot liberal talking points.
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"Make no mistake, there is the world of difference between tearing up bilateral and multilateral trade agreements, and, unwinding a monetary union as far reaching in scope as the EMU (economic and monetary union) project," Deutsche Bank said in a note Tuesday.
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Reagan's role as an adoring and adored wife and mother is known — this love letter from Ronald Reagan to Nancy is worth reading and tearing up over — but as the New York Times writes, her influence on American politics is often underestimated.
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One minute she's the loose-cannon detective showing her police colleagues just how foolish and wrong they are about a suspect; the next she's unraveling at the seams, pushing her philandering husband down the stairs and tearing up the bathroom at work.
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He needs to prove that by effectively tearing up the post-World War II national security compact in favor of a foreign policy based on what he describes as making better deals for America, he can make the nation safer and more prosperous.
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" Avakian brands Pence the political leader of "Christian fascism," a "fascism wrapped in the Bible taken literally and the American flag, saturated with racism, misogyny, and xenophobia," which he compares to the "kind of Islamic fundamentalism that is tearing up the Mideast.
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Rick and Hershel discussing Maggie's future or Rick tearing up over killing Shane were powerful moments that excused the fact that they only existed as the delirious visions of a dying man who somehow keeps escaping a literal army of the undead.
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Late last year, in equally striking comments, the German ambassador to Washington warned that tearing up the nuclear deal when Iran is abiding by its requirements risked sending a dangerous message to North Korea, should a nuclear pact with that country become possible.
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We recommend Urban Decay's Perversion Waterproof Fine-Point Eye Pen, which won't budge no matter what you're up to, whether it's sweating on the beam or tearing up while accepting your gold medal, Or, you know, laying on the beach all weekend.
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Last summer, she embarked on her month-long "Good As Hell" tour, tearing up stages across the country with sparkly leotards and pop-star-like choreography, single-handedly shifting representation for plus women in the genre — and having a blast while doing it.
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But when you're standing at the altar in your perfectly tousled half-up hairstyle, tearing up as your best friend, sister, or soon-to-be sister-in-law walks down the aisle, it's easy to forget all the hardships of the prep.
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For all of the talk about Trump destroying the GOP, he found success in the primary not by tearing up the Republican playbook but by exaggerating it: racial dog whistles became outright racism, "illegals" became "rapists," and Muslims became radical Islamists by default.
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And House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Trump appeared to engage in a dramatic tiff, with the president turning away from her outstretched hand at the beginning of his speech and Pelosi tearing up her copy of his prepared remarks at the conclusion.
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Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of hitting a "new low" by tearing up a ceremonial copy of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address at the conclusion of his remarks before Congress on Tuesday night.
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That's likely to be the case in the United States if Trump wins a second term, with the president tearing up an Obama-era plan to land on an asteroid to prioritize the perhaps more easily grasped concept of the moon then Mars.
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But the EU has so far been steadfast in its view that it cannot open the withdrawal agreement, and Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said both sides would be "in trouble" if the new prime minister was intent on tearing up the deal.
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It was telling that the most well-received parts of the speech involved him tearing up and showing emotion—though in Obama's case, these uninhibited moments were devoted to Michelle, his daughters, Joe Biden (who flashed Obama the Shooter signal), and his staff.
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Perine, who has missed three games with a pulled hamstring, returned to practice this week and is expected to play while Mixon returns from a one-game suspension for reportedly tearing up a parking ticket and throwing it at an attendant. 2.
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As well as tearing up food staples and filling fields with sea water and trash, the storm uprooted plantations of cocoa, coffee and fruit trees, cash crops that are exported and that experts said will take at least five years to grow back.
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She estimates she has bought and sold more than 3,000 model horses over the years, some fetching prices as high as $2,800, though she still has her original Man o' War from her Coke bottle days, tearing up when she talks about him.
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In an apparent reference to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tearing up a copy of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday night, Pompeo tweeted an image of Lisa Simpson weeping on the floor as she rips up pieces of paper.
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The protest was quickly turning into a broad repudiation of Chinese rule, with demonstrators tearing up copies of the Basic Law, a mini-constitution that took effect in 1997 and governs Hong Kong's relations with Beijing, and calling for free and direct elections.
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He did not go into detail about the practical implications of tearing up the bilateral agreement, but he said the ICJ's decision was a "useful point for us to demonstrate the absolute absurdity" of the treaty between Iran and the United States.
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In the promo below, we see a summary of Becca's time on the The Bachelor (which boils down to: "she was fucked over") before it cuts to a sparkling, confident Becca tearing up a photo of her and Luyendyk with a look of fierce satisfaction.
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When she realized what had happened in the few minutes she was away from her kids, she said her "first reaction was 'No no no...'" In the video, Plucknette is seen laughing and tearing up simultaneously as she tries to cope with the situation.
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"He was wrapped, he was getting it all over his face, getting it all over his shirt, he had a big smile on his face and his wife was tearing up because she was so pleased to see him eating," Hanafy told Fairfax Media.
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The latest figure, which reflects a reduction in swaps notional equivalent to US$1,000trn, or 13 times global GDP, comes after banks embraced compression in response to stringent leverage ratio treatment under Basel III, tearing up superfluous contracts to slim down bloated derivatives portfolios.
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Once I'd reined in my derision of the show, I found myself tearing up a certain moments and getting emotionally invested in certain contestants (namely Kendall and Bekah M). Reality television is, of course, edited in such a way that elicits strong emotional reactions.
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Speaking hours before Republican President Donald Trump was due to announce whether he would pull out or stay in the international accord, Ed Royce said tearing up the deal would not recover cash sent to Iran's government or "galvanize" allies into addressing Iran's dangerous activities.
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"Hotels and restaurants have contacted importers to look at the possibility of tearing up contracts, which would result in hundreds of tons of virtually worthless meat and trigger a price war," said a Hong Kong-based meat industry executive who declined to be named.
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Read more: FANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Here's the expert consensus on the top 22019 playersBut rather than tearing up the field as he did in 213, Bell didn't play a single game during the 229 season, choosing instead to hold out for a new deal.
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Watson, a two-time Masters champion, was greeted with ovation after ovation as he walked the rolling course where he had won in 1977 and 1981, doffing his cap repeatedly and tearing up on the 53th green after he thanked his longtime caddie Neil Oxman.
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And he was emotional, tearing up, for example, as he talked about how much he loves "Frozen," both as he imagined that it could be the first show to which he brings his younger son, and as he marveled at public vulnerability of its stars.
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"I just want to say: I'm an immigrant, and I'm not an animal," Mr. Leguizamo said, alluding to a comment by President Trump about some unauthorized immigrants, and tearing up as he paid tribute to victims of Hurricane Maria, which devastated Puerto Rico last year.
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It doesn't have the whole Atlantic alliance with the European Union or tight relations with Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Australia — which we can leverage if we aren't doing stupid stuff, like slapping them with steel tariffs or tearing up the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Tension between the two seemed to bookend Tuesday night's speech, starting when Trump snubbed an attempted handshake from Pelosi and ending when she responded to the conclusion of Trump's address by tearing up a copy of it, much to the ire of the GOP.
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London (CNN Business)Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, are tearing up long-standing rules of engagement with the media as they try to bypass "frequent misreporting" by royal correspondents and tell their stories to handpicked outlets and directly to the public.
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One magical dance number early on in the film shows a teenage Reggie (pre-Elton) tearing up a neighborhood carnival with fellow horned-rimmed glasses wearing teddy boys, belting out "Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)," a song that wouldn't be released until 1973 when John was 26.
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Me Before You was undoubtedly one of the weepiest books I've read in recent memory, but with Still Me, I found myself tearing up not from sadness, but rather contentment with how purely realistic Moyes portrays Louisa's difficult journey to find her true purpose in life.
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And when he was finished delivering one of the most partisan annual addresses by a president in recent memory, the California Democrat made a show of tearing up her copy of the prepared text of his address, which she later called a "manifesto of mistruths" (The Hill).
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"It's what makes the way we govern ourselves very different from many others," Osborne said late on Thursday after tearing up a speech in which he was expected to press his warnings of a hit to the economy if Britain voted to leave the EU next week.
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"Moving from interest rates being 'low for long' to being 'low forever' would severely limit the room for manoeuvre for conventional monetary policy tools, but even more worryingly, it would threaten the contract between generations as well as risk tearing up our social fabric," Coeure said.
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"Despite my almost tearing up like a baby and ruining my tough guy image, the greatest and I think most beautiful irony about Tater, is that this very special little boy has no idea just how much he inspires all of us around him," The Rock wrote.
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Most 2018 midterm voting stories so far have been about long lines, broken machines, and other polling station nightmares, but at least there's one unbearably sweet thing to come out of it all: This adorable video of a 77-year-old Texan tearing up over Beto O'Rourke.
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His speech to Bobby about his dream is one of my favorite moments of the original series, and I will never get tired of Bobby tearing up over his old man's faith in him—not young wastrel Bobby, and not silver fox Bobby either, it seems.
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"Moving from interest rates being 'low for long' to being 'low forever' would severely limit the room for maneuvre for conventional monetary policy tools, but even more worryingly, it would threaten the contract between generations as well as risk tearing up our social fabric," Coeure said.
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This belief was the group's way of tearing up what had gone before, the culture that brought on the cataclysm, not unlike the Dadaists during World War I. But Piene, for one, didn't define the group's work as anti-art, or as anything less than deadly serious.
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"I've seen her crying over things that people would say about her: that she was manly, that she was a transvestite—just terrible things that they would say about her, because she was a bigger girl and was in such good shape," Hof said, also tearing up.
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Slightly younger, Al Loving also arrived in New York (from Detroit) in 1968, and eventually found procedural flexibility and freedom in the act of tearing up dyed canvas and reassembling the strips and scraps, suspending the gloriously ragged, sumptuously chromatic results from a single horizontal bar.
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Mr. Shade, who had raced to the scene with another paramedic just after completing a 24-hour shift, remembers tearing up after dropping off Mr. Mika, his voice cracking as he tried to explain over the phone to Mr. Mika's father how dire the wounds were.
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Perhaps it is because I am myself a journalist that the parts that had me taking off my headphones and hiding my eyes so that no one would see me tearing up had to do with these kids' almost quixotic clarity about what journalism is actually for.
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N.L." controversy of them all, Sinead O'Connor in 93 ended an a cappella performance of Bob Marley's "War," in which she changed some of the lyrics to address child abuse, by tearing up a picture of Pope John Paul II and saying, "Fight the real enemy.
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Eight strokes adrift of Johnson on the first tee, Englishman Rose fired a five-under 215, tearing up the back nine with five birdies at Sheshan Golf Club as the American gave up a six-stroke lead to finish runnerup with Henrik Stenson and Brooks Koepka.
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But as long as the deal remains in force it will delay Iran's nuclear weapons capability for more than a decade — a better outcome than tearing up the deal, in which case Iran may well develop nuclear weapons before the end of Trump's term in office.
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Perhaps the last time the heavyweight division really inspired some excitement was when Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin were putting forward the case for the mega-heavyweight, and Cain Velasquez and Junior dos Santos were noisily tearing up the main card en route to the belt.
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John Stankey, an AT&T veteran who was put in charge of Warner Media at the time of the acquisition, is the executive behind the moves, which show that the company is serious about tearing up old ways and putting its own stamp on its new properties.
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But the fact that it didn't suddenly start tearing up the box office charts is indicative, I think, of the fact that when we say we want something "original," what we really mean is that we want something familiar, but just different enough to feel novel.
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While you were sleeping, or eating Maltesers, or trying to explain transgender rights to your gran, Craig was tearing up and down the country with a big old bag of funk and soul records, and a white shirt that doesn't really let his skin breathe when he gets hot.
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Tearing up Ryan's favourite new gift, Catherine's emotions are set free; the toy is going in the bin — after being tested for finger prints down at the station — and Tommy Lee Royce won't work his way into their home ever again, not least by means of anonymous birthday gifts.
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" Earlier Monday, the wife of a soldier who was shot in the head during a search mission Bergdahl in Afghanistan delivered emotional testimony, tearing up as she described him as no longer being able to play with their children and how they "can&apost even hold hands anymore.
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"The reason I got emotional today was the 100-plus kids that were chasing our cars and seeing us off," Haley said on Friday after tearing up at the muddy confines of the Mungote camp in the Congo, the final stop of her three-nation visit to Africa.
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I was tearing up a little when she spoke to young women like me about being proud to be our champion, when she told us we might break the presidential glass ceiling soon, and when she made sure little girls listening knew that they could pursue their dreams.
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"From tearing up the Iran deal, to moving the US embassy to Jerusalem, to fighting the rise of anti-Semitism, to — most recently — recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the strategic Golan Heights, President Trump has been a great friend of America's Jewish community," RJC National Chairman and former Sen.
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"The reason why I was so excited to learn that I was pregnant was because I knew that my life was going to change for the better, the greatest blessing that I've always wanted but didn't know I was going to get, is finally here," Malika said, tearing up.
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Still, the whole thing is tinged with an undertone of sadness: We know that in the end, Donna will die before she sees her grandchild born, and that her friends and loved ones will miss her to the point of tearing up every time they hear her name.
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Rhetoric is the language Rome's elite used to debate; by denying that he knows the first thing about it, Mark Antony is in effect tearing up his gold membership card and reassuring his plebeian audience that, though he may look rich and powerful, he is really one of them.
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James opened up about his emotions in an interview with Sports Illustrated, where he spoke about tearing up on live TV as Boyz II Men sang the national anthem at the Lakers' first game after Bryant and his daughter Gianna were killed in a helicopter crash in January.
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The second appearance of manipulated media in the headlines came after the State of the Union address, when President Trump shared on his Twitter account a video that purported to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tearing up his speech during a series of feel-good moments during the speech.
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But the fun — if you can call squirming with discomfort fun — lies in seeing how far this domestic dispute can deteriorate, and the satisfaction — if you can call tearing up with vicarious frustration satisfying — in seeing the wronged party get validation and maybe a tiny bit of revenge.
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We all remember the overexcited interview he gave shortly after baby Archie's birth, and during a speech for the WellChild Awards — a charity for U.K. children with serious illnesses — on Tuesday, he was similarly overcome with emotion, tearing up and at one point stopping the speech to collect himself.
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Not the most well-rounded of men, Rockwell, when asked to describe his leisure activities by Edward R. Murrow on CBS's Person to Person in 1959, responded that he couldn't think of any, except the "countless hours" he spent tearing up diaper cloths for use as paint rags.
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But since it doesn't go into effect officially until March 5th, the rule apparently did not apply to a video President Trump posted to multiple social media channels (including Twitter) which showed an edited clip of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tearing up Trump's State of the Union speech.
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A poor man with much on his shoulders can go staggering into this shabby tavern, quench his thirst and hunger with humble drinks and food, while licking his wounds, singing rebellions, cursing abstract yet real enemies, weighing mistresses, dissecting his wife's character, and tearing up for his poor mother.
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"Coming from this background of not having a history for my father and all of a sudden not only being able to ask questions but having someone that I respected and cared about and such an impressive figure as a sister was truly an amazing experience," Hansen said, tearing up.
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"I was trying not to lose it more than I already had—I think I was tearing up before the vows even started, just because of the emotion of the day—then when I saw Gage tear up, I was trying not to tear up with him," Newville tells PEOPLE.
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" Banks has been open in the past about her struggles with infertility, memorably tearing up while discussing the subject on an episode of her now-canceled talk show FABLife last fall: "When I was 23 years old, I used to tell myself, 'In three years, I'm going to have kids.
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Meanwhile, giant tsunamis resulting from the impact churned across the Gulf of Mexico, tearing up coastlines, sometimes peeling up hundreds of feet of rock, pushing debris inland and then sucking it back out into deep water, leaving jumbled deposits that oilmen sometimes encounter in the course of deep-sea drilling.
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A defense lawyer told the jury on Thursday that the men should be acquitted because a federal sting operation was so flawed that prosecutors had to take the rare step of notifying their star witness that they were tearing up his cooperation deal because of his lies, The A.P. reported.
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Yes, the so-called U.S.M.C.A. treaty has been signed by the United States, Mexico and Canada, but after all the bombast about tearing up Nafta and the insults delivered to America's allies, Naft2, as it should be called, is a conventional, incremental result that isn't markedly different from the original.
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"It's what makes the way we govern ourselves very different from many others," Osborne said late on Thursday after tearing up a speech in which he was expected to press his warnings of a hit to the economy if Britain voted to leave the European Union in a referendum next week.
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And although he was so hawkish on Iran as head of United States Central Command from 2010 to 2013 that the Obama administration cut short his tour, General Mattis has since said that tearing up the Iran nuclear agreement, as Mr. Trump has vowed to do, would hurt the United States.
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Throughout it all, he rips through the history of southern defeat, tearing up Philipoteaux's "Pickett's Charge," emmeshing the reproductions within complementary layers of white, bright blue, and deep black tissue, and then finishes by literally tilling the terrain of this work's surface with the ropes that binds it all together.
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The past two years have been plenty dark, with a long list of self-inflicted wounds: tearing up the Iran nuclear deal, pulling out of the Paris climate accord, walking away from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, separating children from their parents at the border, insulting allies while embracing autocrats.
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But Trump has a longtime habit of tearing up paper once he's done with it and "White House aides realized early on that they were unable to stop Trump from ripping up paper after he was done with it and throwing it in the trash or on the floor," according to Politico.
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For example, she can remind him of the existential peril of going to war with the United States attorney's office — the lost friends, the dwindled fortune, the possible jail time — but her voice in Bobby's head doesn't prevent him from tearing up that $1.9 billion check and throwing it in Chuck's face.
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"She is in danger of tearing up our constitution in order to make a narrow party political point," Forsyth said Thursday's debate began with long speeches on the correct procedure for the legislation and a series of votes, all of which ended in heavy defeat for the filibusterers but ate up time.
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The Maidan — where thousands had stayed through frigid nights, building barricades, huddling around oil-drum fires, tearing up cobblestones, filling molotov cocktails, singing the national anthem every hour on the hour, enduring the tear gas and police batons of a half-dozen botched raids — beckoned both men, and they headed for Ukraine.
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After a minute of this, I went down on one knee to ease the tension in my back, a gesture that seemed only to excite the animal all the more, its nails tearing up divots as it fought for purchase, trying, it occurred to me now, to bring me down to its level.
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He was talked out of lifting sanctions on Russia, moving the American embassy to Jerusalem, abandoning the "one China" policy, tearing up the Iran nuclear agreement, reversing the diplomatic opening to Cuba, closing the Export-Import Bank, declaring China a currency manipulator and, in recent days, terminating the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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She hopes to become a disability rights lawyer — "I'd love to see her on the Supreme Court someday," her aide, Christy Robertson, said, tearing up with emotion as Ms. Isbell prepared to study for the bar exam in her apartment last week — but staying independent will be crucial to her professional future.
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As TMZ reported, the woman did not file a police report or lawsuit -- presumably because the statute of limitations has run out -- but before she went to the media her lawyer contacted Seacrest and his lawyer, read them a press release with her allegations and demanded $15 million in return for tearing up the release.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Over two decades after Titanic first premiered, the two have been there for each other during successful awards season runs — with Winslet tearing up watching DiCaprio win his first Oscar in 2016 — and a reunion on screen for 2008's Revolutionary Road.
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Well, it looks like M'Baku is going to make an appearance in the next Avengers (we love a villain-hero alliance!) and IRL Duke is currently tearing up the social scene, attending GQ events with fellow breakout star Timothée Chalmet and sitting front row at fashion week with a heap of other handsome boys.
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The centerpiece of this luxury-porn buffet is a wedding so ostentatiously over-the-top that Baz Luhrmann would probably describe it as "a bit much" – and yet instead of laughing out loud at the sheer ridiculousness of it all, I found myself tearing up over an intense look shared between Nick and Rachel.
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For example the combination of large tax cuts and massive infrastructure investment, the tearing up of the free trade treaties, the proposed wall along the Mexican-US border that the Mexicans are supposed to pay for, questioning the usefulness of NATO and other alliances, and the vilification of businesses that want to produce abroad.
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Just as Jurassic World felt familiar for anyone who'd seen the original movie, A Thief's End is awash with both explicit references to its preceding PS3 trilogy and new scenarios that are as much echoes of the past as they are radical innovations in a series hardly known for tearing up the action-adventure rulebook.
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So it should not be shocking that there is confusion among the American public when one news headline suggests that the Obama administration was too lenient by not tearing up the JCPOA after Iran's missile tests and another suggests that the Trump administration is taking a tougher stance on Iran by these newest sanctions.
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The truth is that if Sanders were to make it to the White House, he would find it very hard to do anything much about globalization — not because it's technically or economically impossible, but because the moment he looked into actually tearing up existing trade agreements the diplomatic, foreign-policy costs would be overwhelmingly obvious.
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A swaggering middle manager from the public works department had taken it upon himself to organize them, asking the police chief to hastily deputize the men, then tearing up bedsheets from the city jail, scrawling "Police" on each one with a parking attendant's lipstick, and handing out those scraps of fabric as arm bands.
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I see an American president threatening to tear up, or actually tearing up, global agreements he doesn't like — the Iran nuclear deal, Nafta, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Paris climate accord and aid to Palestinians and Pakistanis — but without any clear plan or alternative for the morning after that will improve on the status quo.
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But what I was actually doing was tearing up listening to it, because it had been so long since I have allowed myself to go to that place vocally, and hearing it, and hearing it come out as well as I thought it did was not just gratifying, but like having a weight lifted off me.
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The least famous of us do our grooming in 15-square-foot rooms with glass fronts, where very grouchy aunties toss floral nylon robes at you and wax your thighs right there, standing up, wedged between a college kid tearing up through her upper-lip threading and a housewife trying to sustain a phone call through a blow-dry.
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Trump&aposs White House Is Already Tearing Up Obama&aposs WebsitesDonald Trump was inaugurated as the 45th president of the United States today, and very shortly…Read more Read Animal rights organizations as well as journalists have often used the database to track the treatment of animals buy private and government funded research labs, circuses and zoos.
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Trump&aposs White House Is Already Tearing Up Obama&aposs WebsitesDonald Trump was inaugurated as the 45th president of the United States today, and very shortly…Read more ReadIt's only been three weeks since Donald Trump was sworn in as president, but the administration's use of government websites has already been a frequent source of conflict.
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"I was sitting on the couch with them and I told them I had to go, they were making me go to my country," Gutierrez Lopez told Reuters, her eyes tearing up as she recounted how she broke the news to her daughter, 11, and two sons, 9 and 6, who were all born in the United States.
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One month later, then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper visited Pyongyang to secure the release of Korean-American missionary Kenneth Bae, accused of evangelizing and committing "crimes aimed to topple the DPRK with hostility toward it," and American Matthew Todd Miller, accused of "hostile acts" after he arrived in Pyongyang requesting asylum and tearing up his visa.
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Such a tactic would amount to tearing up the truce between evangelicals and Catholics that has been a feature of the American landscape at least since 1994, when prominent figures in both camps acknowledged each other as Christians (which they barely did before) and promised to make common cause against ills ranging from abortion to pornography.
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"I was practicing the pro number and I literally just stepped up onto a stair and it felt like my whole leg gave out and stopped working and I thought it was just a one-time thing and then it happened a couple more times, just doing simple things," she said, tearing up during physical therapy treatment.
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OK, maybe there are some differences in the way British codgers and their progeny drink: "For those in middle-age, it's probably not drinking before going out and tearing up the town, but it leads to them consuming the same amount as younger age groups, which obviously affects their health long-term if they're doing it regularly," Holmes said.
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The speech came as recent polling suggests that Brexit is pushing Scots towards wanting to leave the UK.However, while Sturgeon and her party are on a high right now, her demand for a general election could end up undoing the progress she has made towards her aim of tearing up her country's union with the United Kingdom.
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An aide to Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Monday evening claimed that there were "millions" of Republican voters tearing up their party registrations.
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And you generally want your crying to be as private as possible; tearing up in a one-on-one meeting or alone in a bathroom stall is one thing, but crying while you're sitting around a conference table with a group of other people is likely to harm your credibility and make people much more uncomfortable.
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"hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it" is beautiful, pained, and ostentatious in a way that only Lana can really pull off—it includes the line "I've been tearing up town in my fucking white gown like a goddamn-near sociopath"—and it's a fine addition to Lana's collection of great NFR tracks.
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There's no way we can go back in and change this, as it'd mean months of tearing up the entire check-pointing system, and then new QA. But there's always that thing when you ship of, "why didn't we just..." With Rapture, the sprint function was originally automatic—the more you moved in one direction, the more you'd speed up.
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Going back and forth between the two gave me a kind of whiplash; one minute I was tearing up watching Olivia Colman win for Best Actress, and then the next I was finding out that Octavia Spencer entered the fucking Oscars lottery to win a seat at the awards, even though she executive produced the Best Picture winner and is a former winner herself.
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From fighting fictional corporations like search giant Nudle, hearing passersby talk about the success or failure of their startups, and fighting back against hardware companies that change their ports with every new product launch in consumer-hostile behavior all contribute to a relentless send-up of the Valley's worst characteristics – but in a tone consistently light enough that you'll be chuckling rather than tearing up throughout.
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Much like the Season 2 finale, "Chapter Fifty-Four" was loaded with irony, giving us moments of Jane-and-Michael perfection that only preemptively salted the wound of his imminent departure; Michael tearing up with excitement at the prospect of a new baby, Michael and Jane revisiting the site of an early date, little Michael dressing as a cop for Halloween (file under: How Dare You).
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So when Ms. Smith was celebrated Friday afternoon at a memorial at the Majestic Theater in Midtown Manhattan on what would have been her 95th birthday, it made some sense that people who appeared regularly in her columns were not cheering her death the way others had cheered Walter Winchell's, but were instead tearing up on stage, talking about her as a friend, confidante and mentor.
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The injury occurred when Mr. Karl was leapfrogging over another actor toward the end of the Friday night show, during an antic scene in which his character, the weatherman Phil Connors, does a variety of good deeds for residents of Punxsutawney, Pa. "I came down wrong, in some way, and my knee just blew out," he said, tearing up as he described the incident.
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Obama wanted to keep the UK's influential voice inside the EU, he warned British voters they'd be "at the back of the queue" for a trade deal with the US if they left the EU. Just as Trump has done with Obama's domestic legacy, he is tearing up his international legacy too, unilaterally pulling out of Obama's signature overseas accomplishment, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, known more commonly as the Iran nuclear deal.
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The official said that rather than tearing up the nuclear agreement, a step he said even Israel and Saudi Arabia oppose, the White House might turn instead toward punishing Iran for its support for Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, the Houthi rebels in Yemen, and some Shiite forces in Iraq, as well as covert support for Shiites who oppose the Sunni regime in Bahrain, and cyber attacks on Saudi and other Gulf Arab targets.
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Read more:With the Warriors crumbling, there's officially a new most hated team in the NBAA Duke freshman broke Zion Williamson's vertical leap record and is now tearing up college basketball with monster dunks of his ownTexan's Deshaun Watson credited Popeyes' spicy chicken sandwich for his ability to play through a nasty eye injuryI went to the National Women's Soccer League title game that had a record-breaking sellout crowd — here's what it was like
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Read more:Zion Williamson nearly stayed at Duke, but his family talked him into going pro at the last momentCoach K apologized for berating Duke fans and telling them to 'shut up' after they chanted 'sit with us' at Pitt coach Jeff CapelA Duke freshman broke Zion Williamson's vertical leap record and is now tearing up college basketball with monster dunks of his ownHere are the best photos from the Kansas City Chiefs' first Super Bowl victory in 50 years
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This inflated follow-up album, four labored years in the making, doubles down on the anthemic choruses, flashy string swells, heartsick soul singers tearing up at the mic, and general pomposity — a white, conservative artistic mode if ever one existed — all backing lyrics calculated to convince African-Americans he's not like all those other bad white people, he's different, he knows the culture, he's familiar with Langston Hughes and Lorraine Hansberry and James Baldwin, he's a friend.
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