In other words, they voted for the "wrecking ball" precisely because he is a wrecking ball.
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But many places have succumbed to the wrecking ball, including, oddly enough, the local wrecking-ball company.
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"President Jacob Zuma has become a one-man wrecking ball who will stop at nothing in order to survive, including wrecking the economy and wrecking South Africa," David Maynier, the Democratic Alliance's (DA) shadow minister of finance, told parliament during the nationally televised debate.
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I will always be the naked girl on a wrecking ball, no matter how much I frolic with Emu [her dog] I am always the naked girl on the wrecking ball.
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"Wrecking Ball" — 2014 Nominated for … video of the year
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It is called "The Know-It-Alls: The Rise of Silicon Valley as a Political Powerhouse and Social Wrecking Ball," and not in the Miley Cyrus wrecking ball way, which is highly entertaining.
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That's the premise behind New York City's The Wrecking Club.
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It's set to Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball" and timed flawlessly.
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Protesters are wrecking what they see as a dysfunctional system.
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That would change the qubits' quantum states, wrecking the calculation.
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Wrecking Ball will be the 28th member of the roster.
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He's like a wrecking ball, destroying everything in his path.
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Voters, fed up with gridlock, looked for a wrecking ball.
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You would have to take a wrecking ball to it.
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Meet Wrecking Ball, a small hamster with a big attitude.
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My endgame wrecking crew was, I thought, pretty much untouchable.
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He's a wrecking ball, and they're there to be wrecked.
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It took a human wrecking ball to get China's attention.
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Relax: The digital age is not wrecking your kid's brain.
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The Wrecking Club in Manhattan offers stress relief through destruction.
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For emerging markets that rise has been a wrecking ball.
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His narcissistic impulsiveness takes a wrecking ball to his agenda.
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But Trump is wrecking that bipartisan consensus on Asia policy.
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That's like putting a wrecking ball into the American family.
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She then switched gears to perform "Wrecking Ball" with her coach.
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Jackson was also accused of wrecking a government vehicle while intoxicated.
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It is wage thieves like these who are wrecking our economy.
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This is her home too -- and the protesters are wrecking it.
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But can they do it without completely wrecking their mental health?
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To prevent bad negotiations wrecking their business, insurers have clubbed together.
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What happens when a wrecking ball collides with a helicopter blade?
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But here's the thing about wrecking balls: they swing both ways.
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This year, Wrecking Ball's organizers are looking to one-up themselves.
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" She joked: "Swinging around naked on a wrecking ball lives forever.
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I will always be the naked girl on a wrecking ball.
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The Toro Rosso was launched into the air, wrecking both cars.
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On days off it still goes in— wrecking balls are workaholics.
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Yes that is Sheeran wrecking it by also singing in Italian.
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This is wrecking havoc on the natural rhythms of our bodies.
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But I knew that I wanted to be a wrecking ball.
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Now Hannity's supporters are boycotting — and wrecking — the pod-coffee machines.
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WM: Destroying islands in the Caribbean, wrecking havoc on the South.
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Mr. Trump is taking a wrecking ball to the world order.
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They accuse Francis of wrecking the church and diluting its doctrine.
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It's at least one of 14 active wildfires wrecking the state.
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Even Trump knows that the wrecking ball only prepares the site.
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It looked as if a wrecking ball had been swung through.
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Dave: I spent a good year wrecking my hair with straighteners.
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I'm constantly thinking of wrecking all my businesses and starting again.
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"(Westbrook) was a one-man wrecking crew," Raptors coach Dwane Casey said.
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The Wrecking Club also accepts donations – but that doesn't happen very often.
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The Wrecking Club isn't the only company in the business of breaking.
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He directed Miley Cyrus' video for "Wrecking Ball," (where she appeared naked).
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"Heart Wrecking Animals" was, in some ways, birthed from Oneohtrix Point Never.
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It may even fail, wrecking the organising principle of an entire continent.
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And it plans do so without wrecking the economy or growing government.
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The "Wrecking Ball" singer wore a white dress, the Isn't It Romantic?
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But even if PiS's wrecking job were halted, deep scars would remain.
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Though the couple famously split in 2013 — perhaps you've heard "Wrecking Ball"?
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I THINK THEY ALREADY DID IN EFFECT WITH WRECKING THE DAIRY INDUSTRY.
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Miley Cyrus is coming in like a "Wrecking Ball" against Donald Trump.
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Does that mean I'm wrecking my family and everything's going to pot?
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Mr Mugabe seized big commercial farms without compensation, wrecking Zimbabwe's largest industry.
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He was a legend for being a wrecking ball of a linebacker.
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The "Wrecking Ball" singer confirmed the casting on The Howard Stern Show.
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He must not become a Democratic wrecking ball and blessing to Republicans.
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Representatives of the "Wrecking Ball" singer did not return requests for comment.
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Miley Cyrus has come a long way since her "Wrecking Ball" days.
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A night of hard drinking resulted in me wrecking my entire room.
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Our future is in clean energy, not dirty climate-wrecking offshore drilling.
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The other involves bringing in what looks suspiciously like a wrecking crew.
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But the contractor cannot bring in a wrecking ball, Mr. Rudansky said.
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"He was a one-man wrecking crew out there today," he said.
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"He was a wrecking ball, destroying everything in his path," Kerr said.
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Disillusionment, in this life story, is watching the wrecking of the Internet.
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The Wrecking Club in New York City offers stress relief through destruction.
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Wrecking is seen as almost a rite of passage of Onewheel ownership.
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In the first half, he played like a one-man wrecking crew.
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Following Carter, the "Wrecking Ball" singer began dating Australian musician Cody Simpson.
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The hail in particular was notorious for wrecking buildings, cars, and crops.
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The "Wrecking Ball" hitmaker went on to date Australian musician Cody Simpson.
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When I'm not riding a wrecking ball, you can find me on a giant cock 🐔 🐓🐔🐓🐔🐓🐔🐓🐔🐓," Cyrus wrote in reference to the music video of her song "Wrecking Ball.
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This guy can be a one-man wrecking crew if we're not careful.
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Well, because we have to; because our current system is wrecking the world.
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In that sense, The Wrecking Crew suffers from the limitations of its time.
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On its own, the reconciliation bill is best described as a wrecking effort.
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The first of two studies found that TOMS was not wrecking local markets.
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How could I not condemn and obstruct a wrecking ball like Donald Trump?
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They are accused of wrecking rural communities and driving farmers off the land.
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With C271 warmed and primed, A-Rod was a one man wrecking crew.
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Not to mention the cost of wrecking any one of her luxury cars.
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Miley Cyrus made waves with her stripped-down look in "Wrecking Ball" (2013).
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I was the candidate who said to them, 'You are wrecking our economy.
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And it took a human wrecking ball like Trump to get China's attention.
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When you drive, or before races, do you think or worry about wrecking?
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In this Bollywood action flick, Salman Khan is a one-man wrecking crew.
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Notifications hit us at all times of the day, wrecking our attention spans.
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The specter of the wrecking ball provides the most far-reaching dramatic tension.
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His father, Monroe Harriman Loeb, owned a wrecking and salvage company in Chicago.
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They take no responsibility for say, you know, wrecking an election, for example.
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So, what the wealthiest reaps from wrecking the Earth isn't making them any happier.
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Even though he was a one-man wrecking crew, he didn't accept the praise.
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I made the mistake of lifting instead of wrecking him and that's my fault.
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Stop Wrecking Phones Q: Last year, I jumped in the pool with my phone.
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I was demolishing dishes at the Wrecking Club, New York City's original rage room.
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My favorite involves tossing a giant sphere of webs around like a wrecking ball.
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Yet even as the wrecking ball nears, cranes are at work across the road.
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In foreign policy, the damage from the wrecking ball has been obvious and immediate.
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De Soto, 25, works as the booking agent for the Atlanta festival Wrecking Ball.
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President Donald Trump loves climate-wrecking coal and hates the climate-saving Paris Agreement.
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Last year's Wrecking Ball lineup came in like a… well, you get the idea.
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Empathetic Democrats indulged constituents with deficit-wrecking benefit programs; stern Republicans imposed fiscal discipline.
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After wrecking his car in opening practice, Elliott drove a backup during time trials.
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His matches have also featured epic displays of ranting, racquet-wrecking, and trash-talking.
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But before its walls meet the wrecking ball, they are being filled with murals.
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Pop Star: Miley CyrusRelationship to Dr. Luke: Dr. Luke produced "Wrecking Ball" with Cirkut.
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Derrick Henry, Tennessee's wrecking ball of a running back, did 239 reps in 246.0.
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Some multimillion-dollar homes constructed as recently as 2006 now face the wrecking ball.
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And Amazon's very business model depends on fueling demand for cheap, planet-wrecking junk.
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So her husband hired a wrecking crew to demolish everything and haul it away.
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We have been told that fossil fuels are wrecking the environment and our health.
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No matter how many you go on, job interviews can always be nerve wrecking.
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So credit Travis Scott for taking a much-needed wrecking ball to the format.
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But even at full strength, they were no match for the Durant-Curry wrecking ball.
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Ms. Lynn's tale of tooth-wrecking dated back to a Saturday in the early 1970s.
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And the "Wrecking Ball" singer's wide grin proved to be a staple of the evening.
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We do not know the full extent to which this policy is already wrecking lives.
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The "Wrecking Ball" singer, 26, announced on Wednesday that her beloved pet, Bubba Sue a.k.a.
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By then Morrison's bill had risen to $15,000, a wrecking ball aimed at her savings.
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He absconded with the older man's car and credit cards, wrecking the automobile in Colorado.
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Finns do not want a maverick wrecking the carefully balanced relationship with their scary neighbour.
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"They have five times more than they can burn before wrecking the climate," he said.
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Her daughter has lied and stolen from her, Debbie said, wrecking relationships with family members.
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With strangers, we trucked through as a convoy, absolutely wrecking those who dared stand tall.
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And that's just the tip of the iceberg – expect submarines, tanks, and wrecking balls galore.
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But thanks to Mr Rees-Mogg and his wrecking crew, it is getting there fast.
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The Voice S06E01 - Christina Grimmie Blind Audition: Wrecking Ball from Christina Grimmie Brasil on Vimeo.
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Rather than using wrecking balls or dynamite, construction crews demolished the stadium piece by piece.
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His wrecking ball tour of Europe the single most damaging to NATO and the West.
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" Here's "Wrecking Ball" singer's caption in full: "Dear women, you ALL are acting tacky AF!
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CreditCreditIeva Saudargaité for The New York Times Can I eat well without wrecking the planet?
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But there will be only one person responsible: President Trump, our wrecking ball in chief.
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But as president, he has tried to assuage foes of the deal without wrecking it.
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Eventually she fell behind on her payments and went into default, wrecking her credit score.
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Indeed, there are two things that propel people into the Wrecking Club, Mr. Daly said.
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Wrecking Grenada's nutmeg crop, Janet visited havoc on Barbados, the Grenadines and St. Vincent, too.
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Porcelain berry, mugwort, and multiflora rose were choking out the native plants, wrecking the ecosystem.
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So when this Futuro was crushed under a wrecking ball, he had to step in.
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Now, President Donald Trump is taking a wrecking ball to the very concept of negotiations.
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Looks like a barely disguised Alexa — dubbed "Iliza" — becomes self-aware and starts wrecking havoc.
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But first he needed to convince regulators not to take a wrecking ball to Citi.
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"The overarching theme from coast to coast was that people wanted to take a wrecking ball to Washington and they were hopeful that Donald Trump would be elected and would be that wrecking ball," said Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party Patriots.
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The further from the home-wrecking ex who is also in your astrological forecast, the better.
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Some people may think wrecking our economy is a price worth paying but I totally disagree.
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But at Refinery29, we find that those seemingly life-wrecking moments made us stronger, better people.
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Mr Trump may have been stopped from wrecking the pact, but he has still undermined it.
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Disney confirmed to PEOPLE that the "Wrecking Ball" singer has a secret role in the sequel.
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Fortunately that friend I was wrecking a bowl of chili with also rocks an Android phone.
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Here's how you can enjoy all the perks of a mobile hotspot without wrecking your wallet.
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Mr Urzúa would help make sure, investors hoped, that he pursued them without wrecking the economy.
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Any such conflict, however, would risk wrecking the supply chains on which most major economies depend.
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"Wrecking Ball" singer, and all-around marijuana enthusiast Miley Cyrus did just that on Sunday night.
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We destroy marriages, even though the statistics around our supposed home-wrecking powers were made up.
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She came in like a wrecking ball Her debut single "Make Me Cry" released in November.
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But it also makes it tough to argue that Trump is an insurgent wrecking the GOP.
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It might seem like a subjective judgment to say that Donald Trump is wrecking America's image.
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I was the one who went to Wall Street and said they were wrecking the economy.
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The former worry that Trump is an authoritarian wrecking ball that threatens to crush U.S. democracy.
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Then this fear of wrecking the fun for others lays on a thick coating of guilt.
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You hook up the dynamite, come through with the wrecking ball, and knock the building down.
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It's 3D, it features gigantic robots wrecking cities, and it looks like it's channeling Sonic Generations.
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"You've got to stay in shape when you're a one-man wrecking crew," Henry Sr. said.
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Virtual interactions, she suggests, are wrecking our sense of community, our relationships and even our bodies.
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Then Maria came along and hammered St. Croix, too, wrecking 25 percent of the buildings there.
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Can we provide good lives for the seven billion people on Earth without wrecking the planet?
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By this century, his buildings were most often in the news when facing the wrecking ball.
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Critics say it takes a wrecking ball to judicial independence, which was already weak in Hungary.
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Daly said he has a staff member fully devoted to procuring items for The Wrecking Club.
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Mr. Deripaska was trailed by accusations of wrecking the environment and taking advantage of his partners.
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But I don't see how I can do that without hurting her and wrecking our relationship.
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He was wrecking the good work that everyone had accomplished at Nissan and for the alliance.
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The center has been slowly demolishing its mini tower with a mini crane and wrecking ball.
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"He just believes they are out to take a wrecking ball to his life," Republican Sen.
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EDT The hero is named Wrecking Ball and the little hamster piloting it is named Hammond.
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She's really coming into the meta, and Pharah is a wrecking ball to people like Reinhardt.
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Do you think that's why he's intent on wrecking things for the rest of the nation?
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Alongside the new date announcement, Microsoft revealed a new multiplayer mode for Crackdown 3, dubbed Wrecking Zone.
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Eddie was declared a philandering, opportunistic loser, and Elizabeth was labeled a bad girl, home-wrecking slut.
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Foes accuse Maduro of turning Venezuela into a dictatorship and wrecking what should be a prosperous economy.
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"At first all I saw was smoke, but then I could see they were wrecking," he says.
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Per the report ... Abbott called the other woman a "pathetic home-wrecking little slut" among other insults.
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Nothing. Everything. You've just taken a wrecking ball to one of the primary structures in your life.
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That can be a fishing trip, or a distillery tour, or even a wrecking room, says Wright.
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Yet its attempt to reform this "administrative state" is wrecking the machinery the government needs to function.
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It's been unusually hot the last couple of days, and it's wrecking havoc on my sleeping schedule.
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Julie Ertz: The 27-year-old is an absolute wrecking ball who never shies away from contact.
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Earlier, these same kids witnessed Finn and Rose wrecking the casino, challenging authority, and freeing the fathiers.
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"We simply don't want a single stock or a single sector wrecking your entire portfolio," Cramer said.
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Snap screwed it all up jumbling messages and Stories, banishing creators to Discover and wrecking auto-advance.
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We talked about which sneakers are the comfiest because she was wrecking her ankles in flip flops.
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As demand rose, cyclones in back-to-back years battered Madagascar, wrecking vines and sending prices rocketing.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL) explained to Vox's Tara Golshan at the time, Kelly kept wrecking the deal.
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He got the second half of the money after the most nerve-wrecking part—the immigration interview.
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On Sunday, the "Wrecking Ball" singer sported the dazzling rock the Hemsworth brother gave her in 2012.
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Now you seem like a one-man wrecking ball willing to destroy our nation's foundation of freedom.
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" Lindsey Graham: MBS is a "wrecking ball" who had Khashoggi murdered, he's "toxic" and he's "gotta go.
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Beltran, described by Rodriguez as a "one-man wrecking crew," already had two homers in the series.
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If rust doesn't get them, house painters are infamous for wrecking them with a coat of paint.
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Horror as entertainment has met actual, life-wrecking, despair-inducing horror, and it's a very strange feeling.
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Young was a wrecking ball, and he had just delivered a crushing blow to Paul Allen's innocence.
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Chloe is a wrecking ball, she's going to push right through whatever obstacle is in her way.
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With his emotions wrecking his ability to operate objectively, Heim should have been stripped of his position.
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Experimenters were at a loss for how to amplify high-energy laser pulses without wrecking their amplifiers.
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Wrecking the church was insignificant since the "real" Holy Trinity, Bunyadov abruptly claimed, was located outside Azerbaijan.
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But some architects and preservationists are upset about the prospect of a wrecking ball tearing through it.
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Watch: Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, called Prince Mohammed "a wrecking ball" after the briefing.
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A large bottle of Equate Hand Sanitizer with Aloe can help kill germs without wrecking your wallet.
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The company is awaiting the arrival of a large crane to demolish it with a wrecking ball.
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Today, however, it is the Demarest that seems on the verge of falling to the wrecking ball.
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The coronavirus outbreak is wrecking the sneaker resale industry, but investing in specific pairs can soften losses.
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Some stop at nothing to walk; some maintain the compulsion is misguided and selfish, potentially life-wrecking.
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You just had to believe that it was time to take a wrecking ball to the Beltway.
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That's PUP in a nutshell—a wrecking ball that's swinging too hard to stop for bad vibes.
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But Nurmagomedov is an undefeated wrecking machine whose greatest strengths match up perfectly against McGregor's greatest weaknesses.
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The newspaper reported that Jackson had been accused of mishandling an opioid and wrecking a car while intoxicated.
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The cells and chemicals are the same, but the levels aren't high enough that they're wrecking healthy tissue.
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Cuba is a one-man wrecking crew on the impromptu dance floor ... no hot ladies or friends needed.
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Less than two weeks later came Maria, again hitting the island's homes, infrastructure, and wrecking its two hospitals.
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Players who had been badmouthing the Wrecking Crew started hanging around to find out what was going on.
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Crystals develop in the battery, further diminishing capacity and wrecking your battery meters ability to do its job.
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Rather, John's entire M.O. is attaching himself to the strongest women he could find and wrecking their lives.
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Mr Urzúa (pictured, right) would help make sure, investors hoped, that he pursued them without wrecking the economy.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is testing just how far he can push his unconventional campaign without wrecking it.
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Cyrus won the award for "Wrecking Ball," and the trophy is engraved with both her and Helt's names.
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It's bracing, but ecstatic, exactly the sort of thing you'd hope for form this one-person wrecking crew.
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He needs Clinton to preserve his legacy and prevent Trump from taking a wrecking ball to his accomplishments.
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Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini is leading the charge, accusing top European Commissioners on Friday of wrecking Europe.
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Crawford is just wrecking everyone -- using brute strength and powerful punches to take down everyone in his way.
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State media said the armed insurgents showered civilian districts of the southern city with mortars, wrecking many homes.
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The story of chaos is usually told like this: Using the LGP-30, Lorenz made paradigm-wrecking discoveries.
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Oneiric is out this fall and the band will play Wrecking Ball ATL Festival on Aug 13/14.
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London house-prices are on track to hit £1m by 2030 and are wrecking the capital's social mix.
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But is friendship with America going to be enough to save bin Salman from wrecking his image overseas?
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Feminism, the civil-rights movement and economic progress in other countries swung a wrecking-ball at the edifice.
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And season five is arguing it's wrecked all of them, is maybe even wrecking Paige in this moment.
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" The album features a number of songs about betrayal and heartbreak, including her wildly popular single "Wrecking Ball.
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Then, one day, like an irresistible wrecking ball, Rihanna slips into your DMs and asks for your number.
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Will Power was found to have a concussion after wrecking during qualifying on Friday and missed the race.
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Jackson denied wrecking a car, saying that he had "no idea" where that story came from. http://bit.
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He's coming in as a wrecking ball and he's fucking the elites and they just can't stand it.
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The hope that any corner of sane climate policy will escape Trump's wrecking ball is looking rather forlorn.
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I can't stand it and it's wrecking the whole group because it's so big it pulls it down.
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The 11-story building fell on Monday, a week after demolition crews took a wrecking ball to it.
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I won't ride with her anymore, as I have had to intervene twice to keep us from wrecking.
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"Could take us a while to see off 86 wrecking amendments on timetable motion today/tomorrow," he wrote.
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Trump is a one-man wrecking ball deliberately smashing the rules of global trade, finance, environment and diplomacy.
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How, he wondered, might places of such distinct and exquisite beauty be revitalized without wrecking their historic identity?
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Sometimes people donate things, Mr. Daly said, adding that everything smashed at the Wrecking Club is properly recycled.
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Every winter, when Mumbai is dry, the police come with wrecking crews and rip down countless slum homes.
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Menashi works in the Trump White House, including with the one-man immigration-policy wrecking ball Stephen Miller.
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His second album included the song "Deeper Well," which Emmylou Harris covered in her 1995 album Wrecking Ball.
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"He just believes they are out to take a wrecking ball to his life," Graham said of Dems.
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"He just believes they are out to take a wrecking ball to his life," Graham said of Democrats.
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But the lesson from China is that wrecking the environment is precisely the wrong way to get there.
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Weren't you the one who just woke up, f----ing ripped off your face making a video wrecking me?
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But Trump, as he has done so often during this election season, took a wrecking ball to those plans.
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During this portion of the voyage, one of the Hightower boys, Ser Norman, died in a boat-wrecking storm.
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One of Lucknow's finest buildings, the Chhota Imambara (pictured), was recently "repaired" with modern cement, wrecking its subtle plasterwork.
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Scratching my head at vocal "libertarians" gleefully hoping the SEC goes wrecking ball on 2017 successful, non scammy ICOs.
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I rented a trailer and supported the four of us by working as a secretary at a wrecking yard.
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The authors argue that populists highlight the short-run advantages of wrecking institutions while downplaying the long-run consequences.
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And yet, full of big talk and self-righteous anger, he comes close to wrecking everyone else's life, too.
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"His is the ugliest example of how agency persecution is wrecking India's growth story," tweeted Congress politician Milind Deora.
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Update June 28th, 2:25PM ET: Updated post with more information now that Blizzard has officially announced Wrecking Ball.
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The latest releases, Donkey Kong 3 and Wrecking Crew, will also be added to the service on July 17th.
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Then you have venture capital-backed newcomers, as well as these giant platforms that are completely wrecking business models.
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Tens of millions of voters viewed him as the human embodiment of a welcome wrecking ball aimed at Washington.
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Cyrus crept into Kimmel's bedroom at about 1AM and proceeded to perform "Wrecking Ball," complete with a prop sledgehammer.
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"The SEC is single handedly wrecking the next stage of technology development" Michael Arrington (Arrington XRP Capital) #TCDisrupt pic.twitter.
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But Trump has taken a wrecking ball to the American conservative movement that threatens to leave it in pieces.
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It's only a matter of time before Ed learns about Madeline's affair wrecking the precarious balance of their marriage.
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Donald Trump's presidential campaign treated political conventions with about the same reverence as a wrecking ball does a wall.
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But he has taken a wrecking ball to the institutions the ruling coalition had used to control the country.
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Trump may well have the presidential leadership skills to solve the China problem without resorting to economy-wrecking tariffs.
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At six-foot-four and 240 pounds, he'd be a curly-haired wrecking ball if his career began today.
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On "Salt," he sang, "I'm happy / Eyeing and tapping / A wrecking ball of fear / I'm lying," indecisive and torn.
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Swinging a wrecking ball in the name of deregulation can do collateral damage to things we all hold dear.
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Coincidence that Colts linebacker Darius Leonard was drug tested after single-handedly wrecking the Dallas Cowboys offense on Sunday?
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They later leave together and are seen wrecking the White House, spray painting over Mr. Trump's portrait and more.
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The billionaire investor Leon Cooperman was downright crude when he declared that Ms. Warren was wrecking the American dream.
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The billionaire investor Leon Cooperman was downright crude when he declared that Ms. Warren was wrecking the American dream.
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" Mr. Osborne said that "some people think wrecking the economy is a price worth paying — I absolutely reject that.
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Now that, strangely enough, he occupies the Oval Office himself, Trump has turned into a one-man wrecking crew.
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None of this will be simple, but it would tame the titans without wrecking the gains they have brought.
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The simulator lets amateur pilots practice their skills without risking the potential for a drone-wrecking, game-over crash.
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The Trump administration is taking a wrecking ball to health care, clean air and water regulations and reproductive freedom.
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We are in the process of utterly wrecking the planet by burning fossil fuels and thereby raising Earth's temperature.
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Lindsey Graham accused the Saudis of being a "wrecking ball" that is jeopardizing US security interests in the region.
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They want to secure the border, but not at the cost of deporting Dreamers and wrecking lives and careers.
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In this era of rapid development, countless properties have succumbed to the wrecking ball, taking their pasts with them.
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The Trump administration's "maximum pressure" sanctions campaign is wrecking Iran's economy, which is contracting for the second consecutive year.
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" Kaine spent his speech tearing into Trump as a "slick-talking, empty-promising, self-promoting, one man wrecking crew.
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President Donald Trump has managed to take a wrecking ball to years' worth of hard work and painstaking negotiations.
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We looked to bands like The Wrecking Crew, and The Swampers, these studio bands that kind of preceded us.
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Thankfully, there are no signs of those pesky kart-wrecking shells or angry racing competitors to watch out for.
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"The voters voted for Donald Trump to be a sledgehammer and a wrecking ball to Washington, D.C.," she added.
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Yet three years into a norm-shattering presidency, Donald Trump&aposs spending binge doesn&apost end up wrecking another.
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Mantel underwent an emergency hysterectomy at the age of 27, devastating her body and wrecking her chance of children.
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The justices applied that rule to stop the Trump administration, at least for now, from wrecking the 2020 census.
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He won the 1969 race after wrecking a Lotus, his primary car, in practice, sustaining burns to his face.
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Three recent book titles describe big tech as a "wrecking ball," an "existential threat" and an underminer of democracy.
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The ballpark was demolished in 21996 by a wrecking ball painted with curving seams to resemble a gargantuan baseball.
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As it continued to push urban renewal projects, the board was being attacked as wrecking the character of neighborhoods.
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Like any good revolutionary, Gómez doesn't mince words: When she discusses patriarchy, she brings out the literal wrecking ball.
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Nonetheless, Malik said there remained "quite a bit of room" for generics to undercut Advair without wrecking the market.
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However, Hurricane Irma devastated the island, wrecking its port and infrastructure, and leaving it out of bounds for tourists.
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That spring, the wrecking ball arrived on West 54th Street, and soon, the George Abbott Theater was gone, too.
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Never one to be shy, Mr. Trump told lawmakers that the 1986 tax act was essentially wrecking the economy.
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That might make some ambitious judges wary of crossing her, for fear of wrecking their careers, Judge Sandor said.
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However, they accuse the rebels of wrecking a "de-escalation zone" brokered two-years ago between Turkey and Russia.
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The millennial celebrity icon: Miley Cyrus comes swinging into 2013 on a wrecking ball, shedding her Hannah Montana roots.
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" Blaine chronicled their unsung contributions to the music industry in a 1990 memoir, "Hal Blaine and the Wrecking Crew.
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One fear that continues to haunt some investors, though, is the idea of Amazon wrecking havoc on the space.
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Miley Cyrus in "Wrecking Ball" video When "Wrecking Ball" won Video of the Year at the 2014 MTV Video Awards, Cyrus hung back in her seat while a then-22-year-old homeless man named Jesse Helt took the stage to accept the award on her behalf to raise awareness for homeless youth.
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If the beams holding up 8 giant bells had collapsed, they could have acted "like wrecking balls," destroying the tower.
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Shifting from wrecking ball to bridge builder is challenging, but sets Paula on a journey of self-discovery and forgiveness.
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Get this: Shaq's son and Manute Bol's son are now wrecking shop together in the world of elite amateur basketball.
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However, plenty of citizens beg to differ after Trump came in like a wrecking ball and smashed up the Constitution.
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You only have to worry about wrecking the connecting pins, which aren't effected by scratches nearly as much as discs.
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His trickiest task will be to modify the peace accord, as demanded by the uribistas, without wrecking the peace itself.
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He clings to power with the support of Cuba at the cost of wrecking his country and destabilising its neighbours.
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And the wrecking ball it created has banged into our British allies, our German allies," Schiff told "Meet the Press.
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Next thing you know they are wrecking on the outside and I get hit and I'm going through the grass.
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Michael Madsen is behind bars ... after wrecking his Land Rover in Malibu, he got arrested for driving under the influence.
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Kurt Busch was running in the top-five on the final lap before wrecking en route to the checkered flag.
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Miley Cyrus has joined "The Voice" for the NBC reality competition's upcoming tenth season, the "Wrecking Ball" singer announced Wednesday.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan was like a one-person wrecking crew to the stock market, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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"I'm coming in like a wrecking ball just for you, Jimmy," she whispered to the camera from outside the bedroom.
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" During another radio show appearance this month, Cyrus confessed that the one song she regrets the most is "Wrecking Ball.
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When Mr. Morton's Gregory takes the stage, it's as if a wrecking ball suddenly shattered the back of the theater.
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Everything Trump does is a distraction from the GOP wrecking our improved health care system to make the richest richer.
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He was a power guy, but he had a penchant for high flying moves which defied his wrecking ball physique.
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He's hurling himself around the country like a wrecking ball, hoping to crack Clinton's blue wall in some unlikely place.
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These offered shorter sentences to terrorists who renounced violence, prompting many to defect, wrecking the cohesion of the terrorist groups.
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This is a bit of a spoiler alert but the ship ended up wrecking and they had to eat somebody.
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Divetechnoservices' offerings include the design, manufacture and supply of professional diving equipment, wrecking and underwater work, according to its website.
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But she struggled to explain why she stuck with him for so long, even when he was wrecking her life.
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The system struck Alabama the hardest, wrecking Tuscaloosa and Birmingham and causing about $21962 billion in damages across 22014 states.
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The first Phil Spector production that Blaine — the drummer for the producer's Wrecking Crew session band — drove to No. 1.
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"It's like a wrecking ball that's going to hit the building, but it hasn't hit yet," Dr. Bar-Yam said.
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The rest of humanity is still annoyed with them for wrecking a perfectly good city, Chicago, earlier in the franchise.
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The "Wrecking Ball" singer and Australian actor ended their engagement and broke up a year later, before reconciling in 2015.
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And these days, so do pop culture icons, like Hugh Jackman's Wolverine and Miley Cyrus in her "Wrecking Ball" video.
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Two of them, the Larkin Building in Buffalo and the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, met the wrecking ball long ago.
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They can do remarkable damage to the ecosystem, wrecking crops and hunting animals like birds and amphibians to near extinction.
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Surreal photographs show crowds in the old waiting room seemingly oblivious to the wrecking crews dismembering the station around them.
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Gomez Vasquez was a target in a US federal drug probe called "Operation Wrecking Ball" in March, according to Director Gen.
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CRM, so you can find out information about individual patrons and store them in a database ... Jack, you're wrecking the joke.
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Now in his first season with the Clippers, Leonard is going about his familiar wrecking-ball business: scoring, rebounding, defending, passing.
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Many organizations are working hard to insert the law between this wrecking ball of a government and our only inhabitable planet.
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Miley Cyrus Superfan Matt Peterson stripped down to ask Cyrus to prom in 2014, and the "Wrecking Ball" singer took notice.
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Pumpkins in previous years include Miley Cyrus as a wrecking ball, Phil Robertson from "Duck Dynasty," Lady Gaga and many more.
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Yet some of the buildings that give the area a distinct character have faced the wrecking ball over the past decade.
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Not one word," Kaine said, slamming the GOP nominee as a "slick talking, empty promising, self promoting, one man wrecking crew.
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The Ball-&-Chain EarringsMiley-Cyrus approved, these wrecking-ball earrings will add some visual interest to all your fall turtleneck outfits.
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This might seem ridiculous, but it can be a helpful technique that prevents worrying from wrecking your entire day, she says.
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It will meet its end -- whether by fire, wrecking ball, or even the ravages of war -- and there will be sadness.
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New office blocks, a shopping mall and bistros have appeared in recent years, filling spaces left after wrecking balls flattened warehouses.
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Why it matters: Invasive ants can pose major threats to local ecosystems, wrecking insect biodiversity and even killing ground-dwelling animals.
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In the hands of a president, Trump's one political trick becomes a wrecking ball aimed at the foundations of American freedom.
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Many members of the Wrecking Crew were longtime professionals who'd come from the jazz and pop worlds with years of training.
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The state payroll expanded sharply during the country's commodities-fuelled boom earlier this decade, wrecking state finances when oil prices collapsed.
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But in addressing it, they ended up "trying to kill an ant using a wrecking ball," as Mr Snyder put it.
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And then there was Joe Greenstein, aka The Mighty Atom, a Polish-born American strongman and one-man Nazi wrecking crew.
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So we initiated the age of the dynamite stick and the wrecking ball, and lost a lot of affordable housing units.
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He cast such a demand as "a wrecking tactic" by those who are "pulling the strings" around Johnson in Downing Street.
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Q. At the end of the show in June, will you be tempted to run a wrecking ball through it all?
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Trump and his allies have taken a wrecking ball to post-Watergate reforms that were designed to constrain federal law enforcement.
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Basically, as dangerous as being in the line of fire of the swinging wrecking ball, it won't touch the mad physicist.
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" In a 2017 interview, she said, "That's something you can't take away, swinging around naked on a wrecking ball lives forever.
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If he gets the donor class to pick up his debts, he'll make a tidy profit from wrecking the Republican Party.
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" Russia, he said, "is ripping up the rule book by undermining democracy, wrecking livelihoods by targeting critical infrastructure, and weaponizing information.
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Your ruling planet Uranus squares off with warrior planet Mars this evening, bringing some unexpected and nerve-wrecking things your way.
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He was arrested for DUI and hit-and-run back in May after wrecking his G-Wagon on a utility pole.
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Mr. Trump, after all, is the president who has taken a wrecking ball to the liberal international order that Davos represents.
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The Big Myth About Teenage Anxiety (Related Learning Network Writing Prompt) Relax: The digital age is not wrecking your kid's brain.
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Joe Butler And we were playing our own instruments, not using the Wrecking Crew like the Byrds and the Beach Boys.
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Clinton in the Democratic race, were seen at the time as a sign of the power of two establishment-wrecking candidates.
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The veteran Bolsheviks in the dock were accused of the most extravagant crimes, such as treason, conspiracy, assassination, wrecking and sabotage.
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They became as renowned in their day as the Funk Brothers of Motown Records or the Wrecking Crew in Los Angeles.
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The first practice was abandoned after 12 minutes when British rookie George Russell struck a loose manhole cover, wrecking his Williams.
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Cyclone Idai, the worst cyclone in Africa for decades, lashed Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi in March, killing thousands and wrecking infrastructure.
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One of the biggest worries is an estimated 10,000 rats that could be unleashed during the wrecking period and new construction.
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Julianne Potter comes awfully close to wrecking her best friend's wedding because she's been so out of touch with her feelings.
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Is a nation truly "prospering" if it is wrecking the environment or its citizens are not able to live dignified lives?
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Just a few years ago she was working part time for a wrecking crew removing scrap from tractor-trailer crash sites.
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Families still struggling to recover from the crisis are being pushed from working-class neighborhoods as the wrecking companies move in.
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Senior military leaders have consistently stood by Maduro, whom critics accuse of turning Venezuela into a dictatorship and wrecking its economy.
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Cyrus herself made a career off of a rambunctious rebrand from Disney's golden child to a naked, wrecking-ball-riding iconoclast.
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The reefer madness wasn't just for fun, either -- O'Malley legit needed the herbal meds after wrecking his foot during the fight.
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With the help of Phineas Mason (The Tinkerer, played by Michael Chernus), two different Shockers (Logan Marshall-Green and Bokeem Woodbine), and his old wrecking crew (though not yet Marvel Comics' actual Wrecking Crew), Toomes sets himself up as a small-scale weapons manufacturer, stealing recovered Chitauri technology and turning it into handheld gear for the aspiring street criminal.
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In November, the actor gave the "Wrecking Ball" singer a large gold disc ring adorned with rainbow gems for her 24th birthday.
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"Big Oil may finally face some consequences for its role in wrecking the climate," Bill McKibben, founder of the environmental group 350.
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There's no way anyone is forgetting her swinging on a giant wrecking ball and "Younger Now" has a few iconic moments, too.
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Five years ago, the Seattle Seahawks were not what they are today — NFL wrecking balls seeking a third consecutive Super Bowl trip.
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While Chris Brown is wrecking havoc on his ATV ... these stars are taking their four-wheelers out for a more responsible spin.
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Since he came into our lives like a wrecking ball in 2018, no one has been safe from his petty ass antics.
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Even after administrators tore down blocks of flats, and cut floors off others, skeletal remains of buildings still await the wrecking ball.
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Over the past year, headlines have presented a litany of the absurd ways that we're wrecking the places we attempt to appreciate.
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Their effort takes patience and sacrifice, though, considering the physical strain involved may be wrecking their bodies, one tat at a time.
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The president has taken a wrecking ball to many international institutions, but has yet to cause irreparable damage to America's global image.
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"It was very kind of them, and I can't thank them enough for doing that because it was nerve-wrecking," she explained.
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Miss Piggy has always known how to enter the room like a wrecking ball, but now she's full-on channeling Miley Cyrus.
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But it will also open twice as many riders to getting seriously fucked up when customers inevitably start wrecking these electric motorcycles.
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Charles Kelley's cover of Cyrus' hit song "Wrecking Ball" is slower, grittier – and proof that it's a good tune in any genre.
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However, if you have the pocket book fat enough to risk wrecking your Italian super car, who am I to stop you?
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To be clear, it's no longer a trap house and Chainz says that's why it needs to be spared the wrecking ball.
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It's just that what's wrecking their lives is not the game or the internet, but whatever is driving their need for escape.
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There's something about seeing Donald Trump jump on a wrecking ball that's also wearing a Donald Trump wig that sticks with you.
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The article says Jackson's alleged wrecking of a government car came after he became intoxicated at a Secret Service going away party.
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It got stupid rowdy, like people just wrecking the place for no reason, and the police were called so everyone ran away.
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Astros second baseman Jose Altuve again was a one-man wrecking crew, finishing 4-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs.
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Jackson was also accused of getting drunk and wrecking a government vehicle at a Secret Service going away party, the report says.
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Murphy has been a one-man wrecking crew against the Mets this season: seven home runs and 21 R.B.I. in 13 games.
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Demolition workers had to wait for a large crane to arrive at the site to demolish the tower with the wrecking ball.
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The company will take a wrecking ball to 0003 old buildings, replacing them with 18 taller ones with more open work environments.
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Nelson is a wrecking ball and he is the type of offensive line prospect who can single-handedly make the team dangerous.
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Alex Borstein owns the screen as Midge's wrecking-ball manager, Susie; Shalhoub finds both comedy and depth in the scatterbrained academic Abe.
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He called the judiciary "a crucial lever of power for Republicans" that had allowed the "Walker wrecking crew" to advance its policies.
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Speed is imperative for this renovation project, so a readiness for the wrecking ball had been apparent even before the tournament ended.
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"THE WRECKING CREW" Tate goes to the movies to watch herself in this 1969 Matt Helm film she made with Dean Martin.
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Their alleged methods included not just assassinations but also industrial sabotage, or "wrecking"—even putting ground glass in the nation's butter supply.
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In transportation, this can lead to chaotic efforts of apparent disruption, such as scooter startups invading cities and wrecking quality of life.
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Whether wrecking the halls or destroying the dreidel, jaws will drop as the bakers attempt all new challenges inspired by the holidays.
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How many diet-busting doughnuts, marriage-wrecking affairs, career-destroying crimes have been undertaken simply because someone fell for Liking's charming patter?
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"It's depressing," said one veteran German diplomat who said Grenell's wrecking ball approach had brought the German-American relationship to a standstill.
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" Emmylou Harris has recorded several of Mr. Olney's songs, including "Deeper Well," which appeared on her Grammy-winning 1995 album, "Wrecking Ball.
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Opioids are cutting through the country, claiming increasing deaths and, in some cities, wrecking more lives than traffic fatalities and murders combined.
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"If the Fed reverses its path, the dollar is going to get smoked: The dollar is a global wrecking ball," he added.
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You voted for a wrecking ball to obliterate the status quo and rebuild a new government OF, FOR, and BY the PEOPLE!
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Fuhgeddaboudit. Then again, if climate change is a potentially humanity-wrecking event, why shouldn't we treat it as an alien-invasion equivalent?
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We saw a man chasing another man with a pipe, and our taxi driver came close to wrecking us on the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Today, Democrats distrust the rising power of privacy-wrecking surveillance capitalism, and Republicans feel that tech platforms are biased against their conservative politics.
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" Watson appears to be concerned with wrecking the planet only because it threatens "our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life.
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"You cannot take a wrecking ball to the very agencies that are designed to help American workers get on their feet," she said.
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Back in the early 1900s, humans were really wrecking bird species, hunting many to near extinction for fun or for their beautiful feathers.
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"We think it was such a violent wrecking event," said underwater archaeologist Brendan Foley, co-director of the Antikythera excavation team, in Nature.
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"You can say I am a twerking, pot smoking, foul mouthed hillbilly but I am not a liar," the "Wrecking Ball" singer wrote.
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Protesters are demanding elections to kick out the socialist government that they accuse of wrecking the economy and turning Venezuela into a dictatorship.
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The Wrecking Club opened its doors in midtown Manhattan in 2017, and a similar space, called the Rage Cage, opened nearby in September.
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Levi's Stadium, the 2182ers' home since 277, is 22004 miles from Panelli's childhood home on a downtown street percussed by developers' wrecking balls.
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And for every storied session musician in "The Wrecking Crew" there are perhaps hundreds of other contributors who aren't getting their just desserts.
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Despite Mr Trump's wrecking-ball, America's presence in Asia has foundations that are too deep to be destroyed in a single presidential term.
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But conservationists and officials are trying to curtail bushmeat hunting because of concerns that it is wrecking the environment and upending food chains.
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The storm inflicted about 22021 billion in damage on the island, shuttering some businesses for good and temporarily wrecking its valuable tourism industry.
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Spiraling violence meanwhile threatens to unravel the entire political track by wrecking a partial truce that had helped bring the sides to Geneva.
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He was part of the famed "Wrecking Crew" of L.A. session musicians that included Hal Blaine, Leon Russell, Larry Knechtel and Carol Kaye.
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That's the result of GPS spoofers zipping across the globe and wrecking your low-level area for their own profit and general amusement.
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Remember, we posted footage showing the Cowboys defensive team captain WRECKING several bouncers at the Panama City Beach, FL bar on March 15.
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Japan's population remains sensitive to any perceived reversion to the militarism that many still blame for wrecking the country during World War Two.
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That said, earlier iOS 11 releases have been riddled with frustrating bugs, from disabling microphones and wrecking battery life to dangerous security vulnerabilities.
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Outdoor enthusiasts have a storied history of wrecking nature with their excrement and now, hikers are apparently driving mountain goats crazy with pee.
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Some claim that steel is "strategic", like banks, which needed saving to prevent an economy-wrecking collapse of the payments and credit system.
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"The wrecking ball that is the Trump presidency continues," says Ken Kimmell, president of the Union of Concerned Scientists, in an emailed statement.
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Spiralling violence meanwhile threatens to unravel the entire political track by wrecking a partial truce that had helped bring the sides to Geneva.
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Every time a sketch or a blueprint is scrunched up and thrown in the bin, it's like a wrecking crew has razed it.
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The billionaire-turned-politician is now a one-man wrecking crew and no candidate is safe; no GOP-controlled state or institution sacrosanct.
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Noam Cohen is the author of The Know-It-Alls: The Rise of Silicon Valley as a Political Powerhouse and Social Wrecking Ball.
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But Baldwin said that he still planned to turn up for work and accused Rudd of "putting a wrecking ball" through the organisation.
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She has been a one-woman wrecking crew at the bank, and while Sloan remains, Warren has him in her sights as well.
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Former tenants — including a wagon painter, blacksmith, auto wrecking facility and gas station — left volatile organic compounds in the property's soil and groundwater.
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Trump has been a political wrecking ball, reversing at least 15 of Obama's initiatives and highlighting the shakier elements of his predecessor's legacy.
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In July, around the time Allen was told her current home faces the wrecking ball, she received a letter from Indiana's health department.
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Trump came into the White House like a wrecking ball, and now, Time is bluntly calling him and his cabinet out for it.
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"Wrecking Ball" by Miley Cyrus Clarkson's stripped-down version of the already emotional Miley Cyrus track had us feeling all of the feelings.
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That the Smithsonian would swing a wrecking ball at this educational powerhouse in order to sell more hot dogs and pizza is mystifying.
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This self-harm risks wrecking a great British place of exchange and riches which already exists and which has deep traditions of trust.
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It instead paints Victoria as merely a broken-hearted young woman who was marred by false allegations of "home-wrecking" (and nothing else).
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The wrecking ball legs of Apidej's came to legendary prominence in his bout against the psychotically aggressive Sompong Charoenmuang on February 5th 1963.
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Our nation is too great to put it in the hands of a slick-talking, empty-promising, self-promoting, one man wrecking crew.
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The Wrecking Crew, as those session players were unofficially called, had to adapt to any number of requests, some more unusual than others.
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He looked down the hill from his balcony toward where the Monaco — a "cursed building," he said — sat awaiting the mayor's wrecking ball.
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The story of studio executives wrecking a project is as old as Hollywood itself, but in this telling, it doesn't really make sense.
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Some Pompano businesses were spared the wrecking ball but eventually were forced to close after losing a substantial portion of their customer base.
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Opioids are cutting through the country, claiming increasing deaths and, in some cities, wrecking more lives than traffic fatalities and murders combined. 249.
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The irony of fitness instructors wrecking their own physical health for the benefit of others is so glaring, it hardly needs pointing out.
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"Yet President Trump also errs if he comes to Brussels this week with a wrecking ball rather than a reformer's passion," he added.
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May, Trump told a tabloid journalist, was wrecking the chance of Brexit ever happening, and that of a US–UK trade deal too.
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"Big oil may finally face some consequences for its role in wrecking the climate," Bill McKibben, a climate activists and founder of 350.
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Oliver North, proceeded to cook up an arms-for-hostages deal that boiled over into the Iran-contra scandal, almost wrecking Reagan's presidency.
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The Russians compromised the I.O.C.'s product, wrecking the concept of a level playing field, and that, finally, made the I.O.C. take notice.
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Wishing "good swill" to all nations in a kind of off-handed prayer, he savages "swinish politics" for wrecking his beloved Southwestern landscapes.
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"Wrigleyville's last bastion of burritos, gorditas, and good decision making is getting the wrecking ball in November," the Nisei Lounge wrote on Facebook.
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This geometry, body as lever, is somewhat anachronistic relative to the low, wrecking-ball approach so many other bigs use to hold position.
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But in terms Trump would understand, they've put a wrecking ball to the building that was on the site and reduced it to rubble.
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Afterward, Keselowski said he could have avoided the accident by wrecking Hendrick rookie William Byron, who was leading at the time and blocking Keselowski.
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The team developed CD-MPM as a whole new way to model fractures of every kind—everything from breaking bread to wrecking a car.
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Yevgeny, a former procurement specialist who lost his job at Avtovaz, said foreign producers were wrecking Avtovaz so they could then take its market.
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He wrestles Cena for the WWE title, only the previously invincible Cena gets dismantled by the human wrecking ball which was 2014 Brock Lesnar.
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After reports surfaced in January suggesting that Cyrus was pregnant with her first child, the "Wrecking Ball" hitmaker denied she was expecting on Twitter.
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Josh Gad does a Donald Trump impersonation before mounting a wrecking ball to the Divinyls' "I Touch Myself" and making out with Johnny Galecki.
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As she performed Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball," singer Usher, one of the judges, jumped from his seat and pumped his fists in the air.
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They tell us who the protagonists are, and we're only too happy to accept what they say, even when those protagonists keep wrecking everything.
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But sadly for the software engineer, Mr Trump's America is a distracted superpower, which has taken a wrecking-ball to the rules-based order.
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He argues that cutting coca production is the only way to stop the drug from financing armed groups and so wrecking Colombia's fragile peace.
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And it will be the single most powerful piece of evidence of whether there is anything to the Trump show beyond the wrecking ball.
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But in a campaign of almost total war, the wrecking of spiritual structures was almost as inevitable as the terrible human and material toll.
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Would they start to dig and unearth barrel upon barrel of toxic nuclear waste, wrecking havoc on whatever civilization exists in this coming world?
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Canning's releasing a new solo album called Home Wrecking Years on August 12th, and "Book It to Fresno" is its horn-flecked lead single.
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But this behavior is perfectly consistent with Trump's wrecking-ball presidency, which has been all about smashing traditional alliances, government norms, and settled policies.
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AND FINALLY ... Like a wrecking ball This squirrel, trying to get into a bird feeder, does the best Miley Cyrus imitation we've ever seen.
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In the interview, the "Wrecking Ball" singer described receiving a call from Trump a day after her controversial 2013 MTV Video Music Awards performance.
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True, the lack of drama in the economy may also be helping Mr. Trump run a wrecking-ball campaign by stirring up other issues.
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Zlatan and the Galaxy mutually agreed to part ways earlier Wednesday ... and the Galaxy thanked him for essentially wrecking the MLS for 2 seasons.
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They also accuse him of seeming drunk while on duty, wrecking a government vehicle while drunk and exhibiting an "explosive" temper in the workplace.
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Union members have gone on strike, of course, but both sides seem to understand that a poisonous relationship risks wrecking the state's main industry.
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"Despite our best efforts, you have succeeded in wrecking our economy and ruining the lives and livelihoods of thousands of our citizens," he said.
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But Trump began his meeting with NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg by wielding the wrecking ball of mistruth that we have become so accustomed to.
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He also said Powell could be dismissed for "wrecking our economy," despite the high legal bar for firing the chief of the central bank.
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Although, these days, the "Wrecking Ball" singer has been sporting a more natural 'do, growing her hair out and letting her roots grow in.
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His political base loathes the GOP leadership, seeing them as part of the corrupt Washington establishment, and looks to Trump as a wrecking ball.
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It's impossible in real life, but watching these characters, whether they're gleefully wrecking shit or righting a terrible wrong, is the next best thing.
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In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Parton was asked about Cyrus and whether or not the "Wrecking Ball" singer is back together with Hemsworth.
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Westbrook blows through those same defenses like a wrecking ball, with even the best defensive game plans crumbling before his sheer speed and will.
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But it seems increasingly clear that Twitter, and his helpless inability to just log the fuck off for a moment, is wrecking his mind.
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The wrecking-ball left-wing analogues to Trump that pundits have imaginatively toyed with — an Oliver Stone, a Sean Penn — wouldn't stand a chance.
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A 3.5-foot-tall wrecking ball brought down an 11-story office building in Texas that had refused to be demolished for two weeks.
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If US policy succeeds in wrecking the Chinese economy, America's economy will suffer as well, because the US-Chinese economic relationship is mutually beneficial.
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Mr. Bush had often called Kennebunkport his "anchor to windward," referring to an anchor dropped in a storm to keep a ship from wrecking.
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I knew I wouldn't change his mind on climate change, and he knew I would continue to think his work involved wrecking the planet.
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VICE News reporter Simon Ostrovsky traveled to Detroit to find out how wrecking crews are actually improving conditions in parts of the battered city.
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So let's just mention that at the signing ceremony held to celebrate one of the new health-care-wrecking changes, Trump forgot to sign.
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Many of this number are couples looking for something more piquant than the usual date-night fare, said Tom Daly, the Wrecking Club's proprietor.
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And where careful diplomacy is needed to replace complete dependence with more equal partnerships, Mr. Trump is more inclined to wield a wrecking ball.
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More likely: The president has concluded that planting trees will allow him to continue his wrecking-ball policies while simultaneously posing as an environmentalist.
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Frost said leading 22 classes a week at Barry's Bootcamp helped him rise through the ranks, even as it was wrecking his vocal chords.
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The question for the country—and Congress specifically—is whether that long-standing principle applies even to the wrecking ball presidency of Donald Trump.
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Radd Seiger, a spokesman for the Dunn family, accused the Trump administration of taking a "wrecking ball" to the alliance between the two countries.
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India has been stripping Muslims of citizenship, China has been locking up Muslims in camps, America has taken a wrecking ball to global institutions.
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Such decertification starts a 60-day clock for the Republican-controlled Congress to order a re-imposition of the sanctions, essentially wrecking the agreement.
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The 007s in "Octopussy" and "The World is Not Enough" find their choices reduced to leaping off, hanging on or becoming a wrecking ball.
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The market competition that drives innovation and efficiency is a wrecking ball that leaves some among us sifting through the rubble, all the time.
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We can assume the Vengabus was running on good ol' Earth-wrecking fracked oil—or maybe diesel because this was Europe—back in its heyday.
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Murdoch has spent his life wrecking newspapers, lowering the bar in the media landscape, and preying on the fears of white people to sell commercials.
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As the datachip passes from soldier to soldier in an extended sequence, we see Darth Vader wrecking everyone with his lightsaber... and drawing ever-closer.
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The "Wrecking Ball" singer threw a party celebrating the birthdays of boyfriend Liam Hemsworth, sister Noah Cyrus, and pal Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips.
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The "Wrecking Ball" singer revealed on her Instagram Stories on Tuesday that she had been admitted to a local hospital in order to get treated.
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What's more, Fissure's hero pool isn't immaculate, as his Orisa and Wrecking Ball are at a middling level compared to the rest of the field.
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This year, we've seen the addition of two heroes — Brigitte and Wrecking Ball — along with a deluge of merchandise, including Nerf guns and Lego sets.
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After reports surfaced on Wednesday suggesting that Cyrus, 26, was pregnant with her first child, the "Wrecking Ball" singer denied she was expecting on Twitter.
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He worked with what they call the Wrecking Crew—some of the best musicians in Southern California—to come up with some of those tracks.
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When she won the prestigious "Video of the Year" category for "Wrecking Ball," Helt accepted the award on her behalf and delivered a passionate speech.
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He has also sought to isolate Qatar, a gas-rich neighbour, succeeding only in wrecking the Gulf Co-operation Council and pushing Qatar towards Iran.
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This time he uses a swinging wrecking ball to prove how conservation of energy can neither be created or destroyed, it transforms into other forms.
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Everyone is coming to see the beautiful Cannes actresses all dressed up looking gorgeous and look what she is doing, she's wrecking the whole thing!
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Given that Wrecking Ball catered very much to fans of that post-hardcore/emo scene Thursday had been an instrumental part of, expectations were high.
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That helps only momentarily until two hooded men come to the construction site at night, wrecking Fred's equipment and beating up Moose in the process.
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In Italy, the perpetrators spread a movie clip of a car being destroyed and pretended it was news footage of migrants wrecking a police vehicle.
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Typhoon Mangkhut tore across the northern part of the Philippines just over a week ago, wrecking homes and triggering landslides that killed dozens of people.
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After reports on Wednesday suggested that Cyrus was pregnant with her first child, the "Wrecking Ball" singer denied she was expecting in a hilarious tweet.
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Like Trump, Andrew Jackson was a populist wrecking ball who set out to upend a Washington establishment that considered him a crude and inept barbarian.
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On Wednesday, former finance minister Philip Hammond accused Johnson of deliberately wrecking negotiations and saying parliament has the power to block a no-deal exit.
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With their methodical movements — twirling pillows around their bodies, rolling on rugs or assembling and wrecking wooden platforms — the stage becomes a well-oiled machine.
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Others, like Lands End, said to be the place Fitzgerald envisioned his famous character's lost love living in "Gatsby," were lost to the wrecking ball.
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"We need Congress to get with the times and stop writing bills that prop up the fossil fuel industry that's wrecking our climate," he added.
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But now that he's in the White House, they've become his biggest cheerleaders — even when he takes a wrecking ball to the Statue of Liberty.
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"Kenyatta's Jubilee government seems intent on wrecking every chance it gets of occupying the high ground," read a note from research group NKC African Economics.
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Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters was offered a contract to provide coffee at Dreamforce, an annual conference hosted by Salesforce, The San Francisco Chronicle reported Thursday.
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But leaving the European Union worried her, she said, because it risked wrecking the economy and making it hard for young people to secure employment.
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John Travolta was considered for the role of the former Green Beret and one-man wrecking crew before Stallone stepped in and nixed the idea.
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Making public-sector jobs worse was an intentional strategy, as Thomas Frank noted in The Wrecking Crew, going back to the George W. Bush days.
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Christian McBride made his first appearance at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1991, as the bassist in Jazz Futures, a youthful hard-bop wrecking crew.
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His time with Team USA, though, gives us a glimpse of who Cousins could be on a team that wasn't so committed to wrecking itself.
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The speculation began after some paparazzi photos of the "Wrecking Ball" singer were published that appeared to show her a bit thicker in the waist.
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But as the allies gather in Brussels this week for their annual meeting, many are wondering whether the American president is intent on wrecking it.
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Despite plenty of hyperbole having been thrown around about this tournament's number of upsets, the bracket-wrecking results are not happening at an unprecedented rate.
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Prince Mohammed "is a wrecking ball," Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, told reporters after an hourlong briefing by the C.I.A. director, Gina Haspel.
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Mr. Mulvaney would be a "wrecking ball" at the agency, said Lauren Saunders, the associate director of the National Consumer Law Center, an advocacy group.
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They're also paired with images from The Wrecking Crew that don't appear to be doctored to feature Robbie in place of her real-life character.
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For several months, President Trump has been vandalizing the global economy and subverting the rules of international trade with his wrecking ball of tariff indiscretions.
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There are reportedly still many voters in the Academy who harbor an anti-Netflix bias, believing that streaming services are wrecking the traditional movie industry.
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Foes accuse Maduro of wrecking the country's economy, where food shortages and soaring prices have left many skipping meals and spending hours in long lines.
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A demolition company has been slowly pounding the 11-story structure with a wrecking ball that some observers say seems too small for the task.
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"Wrecking Ball" isn't fully appreciated until you can play it at full volume and sing along to every word at the top of your lungs.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said earlier he had information that some European countries were considering wrecking Syria peace talks because they felt left out.
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During a feeding frenzy on a swordfish carcass, a wreckfish came in like a wrecking ball and gobbled up one of the small sharks whole.
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As Trump's personal lawyer and international wrecking ball, Giuliani shows no sign of ending his mischief-making in Ukraine or dialing back his bizarre behavior.
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The man convicted of wrecking Jaime King's car circled back to stalk her with pics of his junk and other weird stuff, according to cops.
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When he sat, they roared behind Lowry, who spearheaded bench units that were appropriately referred to as "Lowry + Bench" and behaved like a wrecking ball.
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I guess he understood that I was depressed—if not that I had been wrecking my body with alcohol every day for a long time.
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When the singer tells me how she "came in like a wrecking ball," my heart sinks: The chorus evokes the narrative that plagues too many real-life experiences of love for trans women: When you're trans, no matter how patient you are, or how much effort you give to someone you love, your identity can feel threatening—like a wrecking ball that could shatter a man's reputation.
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In 2017, the "Wrecking Ball" songstress also performed alongside Grande at the One Love, Manchester benefit concert following the deadly bombing outside of Grande's UK show.
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These beasts, protected in reserves and national parks such as Kafue, which cover around 30% of the country, can be destructive, trampling farmland and wrecking homes.
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That's why it feels as though the only way to make up for Cosby wrecking other people's finances is to give The Cosby Show a reboot.
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" The Trump ally used the hashtag himself and shared an image of a man swinging a sledgehammer with a quote from Miley Cyrus's song "Wrecking Ball.
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Blaine himself coined the "Wrecking Crew" name, and explained to Modern Drummer in 2005 that it came from derisive comments from an older generation of musicians.
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The 25-year-old singer is parting with the cherry-colored Doc Martens she sported in her infamous "Wrecking Ball" music video — for a good cause.
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" Love: Brian was in the studio with the Wrecking Crew doing this amazing track, and I stepped out into the hallway and thought, "Hmmm, California Girls.
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Such investors now fear that competition from Uber will drive the licence price down, as it has in other parts of the world, wrecking their investment.
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Many obstetricians in the U.S. won't schedule a patient until they're at least eight weeks along, so those first months of pregnancy can be nerve wrecking.
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But after wrecking Yana Kunitskaya at UFC 222, she's game for a greater challenge -- beating the chick who KO'd Ronda Rousey and Miesha Tate into retirement!!
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From wrecking balls and Grumpy Cat to ligers and Left Shark, the Mashable House has always brought the best of the Internet to life at SXSW.
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Foes accuse Maduro of wrecking the OPEC nation's economy, where food shortages and soaring prices have left many skipping meals and spending hours in long lines.
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But instead of swinging a wrecking ball, President-elect Trump's foreign policy team ought to build on the structures that are solidly serving U.S. national interests.
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The recording, which featured Campbell's former bandmates in the Wrecking Crew, is considered by many to be the greatest single of Campbell's 50-plus year career.
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From classics like the The Beverly Hills Hotel's tropical motif to Wrecking Ball Coffee Roaster's pineapple decor, these walls make for some serious social-media fodder.
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The death-defying, nerve-wrecking, parkour skill-flexing childhood game "The Floor is Lava" has gotten an adult makeover from two of its most serious contenders.
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He launched a nativist programme, "Zairianisation", which began as a cultural revivalist campaign and would end with the expropriation of white-owned industry, wrecking the economy.
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Critics accuse Mugabe of wrecking one of Africa's most promising economies through policies such as violent seizures of white-owned commercial farms and disastrous money printing.
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While Clinton's infidelities were also widely known, it still seemed shocking that so astute a political figure would risk wrecking his presidency on an office fling.
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The edition of the Great Soviet Encyclopedia of 1950 described the ARA as a front "for spying and wrecking activities and for supporting counter-revolutionary elements".
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Colleagues are growing more frustrated that an independent whom they welcomed as one of their own into the caucus is now wrecking havoc in the party.
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Cohen has said Trump is "taking a wrecking ball to every pillar of stability and security" that the U.S. has established over the last several decades.
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She starts off wielding a sledgehammer while wearing white underwear and a tank top, before ditching everything but her boots to swing on a wrecking ball.
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"He has kind of appointed himself a one-man wrecking ball to defend the President against his critics in Congress," said the Washington Post's Karoun Demirjian.
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Machar fled to neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo in 2016 after fighting broke out again in the capital, wrecking an earlier peace deal and killing hundreds.
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The show changed dramatically in the last couple seasons, wrecking the show's careful pacing and trading out the palace intrigue for interminably long CG action sequences.
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We're here with Noam Cohen, whose book, "The Know-It-Alls: The Rise of Silicon Valley as a Political Powerhouse and Social Wrecking Ball," we're discussing.
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Maybe we need to use those techniques to convince people that emissions really can be cut without wrecking the economy or further impoverishing the working class.
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Some giant, spider-y shadow being is wrecking shit around town, and, according to Finn Wolfhard's character, Mike, Will's the only guy who can destroy it.
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The fourth, a stencil of a seal painted on a former gas station in Midwood, Brooklyn, may face an even more dramatic fate: the wrecking ball.
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" Noah Messing, a law professor at Yale, has described Mr. Betts as "a one-man wrecking ball for prejudice against people who often get written off.
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After Wednesday night's debate debacle in Las Vegas, I'm starting to fear his candidacy might inadvertently destroy that wing — while wrecking the party's chances in November.
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Striding around in platform boots, he describes falling for theater as a small-town teenager, wrecking a car on the freeway, receiving an unorthodox Koreatown massage.
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As her two little boys watched the soldiers force their way into their house, wrecking their belongings and taking things that were not theirs, they panicked.
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A program called Wrecking Crew explains how to crash a targeted computer, and another tells how to steal passwords using the autocomplete function on Internet Explorer.
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Beyond the loss of human life, wrecking of property and destruction of infrastructure, Maria is reshaping the population of Puerto Rico, and communities across the country.
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"Our Earth is warming up and our oceans are rising, extreme weather is wrecking millions of lives," says Eilish in the opening scene of the video.
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If the anxiety over losing your benefit because of a future reduction is wrecking your peace of mind, it may be worth it to claim early.
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But the current owners, artists themselves, looking to spare Young's studio from the wrecking ball, are hoping its quirky interior may be enough to deter speculators.
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It was demolished in 1991 to make way for an office building, but right before the wrecking ball came, the sculptures were plucked from the facade.
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Wild porkers can do remarkable damage — upward of $1.5 billion annually — wrecking crops and hunting birds and amphibians to near extinction, and very occasionally killing humans.
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Two of Trump's kids will say that Obama's big government policies are wrecking the economy and Donald Trump can fix it with tax cuts and deregulation.
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The editorial board of the Daily News decided to press the Vermont senator on details — namely, whether Apple is among those companies wrecking the United States.
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Only 2 things can make Tracy Morgan feel better about wrecking his $2 million Bugatti ... insurance and this -- the accident wasn't his fault ... TMZ has learned.
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Biden said Trump and his administration's policies had taken a "wrecking ball to our hemispheric ties," weakening relationships with neighbors in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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" 'Like a golden wrecking ball' In the same speech, Palin praised Trump for "roaring into this primary and (blowing) the lid off the corrupted and corroded machine.
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She is reviled by others, who accuse her of wrecking Argentina's economy, Latin America's third biggest, with profligate state spending and heavy-handed trade and currency controls.
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Gomez was being investigated as part of US Attorney's Office's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force investigation called "Operation Wrecking Ball" as recently as March, Maj. Gen.
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But the frenzy belied an undercurrent of calm, rooted in the belief that these two leaders would never allow us to tailspin into an economy-wrecking default.
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Cramer pointed out that Edens was guilty of "wrecking shareholder value" when Fortress announced that it would not be paying a dividend for the sixth consecutive quarter.
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And so I shouldered the burden until, at about 24, I could no longer ignore the ways that my trauma was physically and emotionally wrecking my body.
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LeBron James was a one-man wrecking crew on Wednesday night, making three key plays in the final seconds of the Cavaliers game against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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Narrowly speaking, the edict is a blow to Queen Cersei, who will no longer be able to use "Ser Robert Strong" as her one-man wrecking crew.
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The idea that human history is doomed to basically repeat itself again and again, creating civilizations and then wrecking them through greed, is hardly a new one.
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Far from being a wrecking ball, treating (1) your audience like the asset, (2) content like the product, and (3) profit as the goal can begin humbly.
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Vona is gambling: he can win big and become a more serious challenger to Fidesz in 2018, or lose big, even wrecking the party in the process.
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MSF said Saudi-led air strikes hit another of its health facilities elsewhere in the province in October, wrecking the building and lightly wounding two staff members.
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Maybe it's because cheese is so often served ever-so-sensuously next to a bottle of wine that we think of it as a diet-wrecking indulgence.
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That new starting lineup has been a wrecking ball in the 43 minutes they've played together this series, outscoring the Bulls by 25.4 points per 100 possessions.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Great Recession took any number of wrecking balls to the retirement security of American workers, including wages and pension benefits, home equity and savings.
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Last November, ISIS claims a bomb they planted brought down a Russian plane flying from Sharm El-Sheikh, wrecking tourism in the popular Red Sea resort town.
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"We live in a world where there is really extreme levels of inequality that are trapping millions in poverty and that are wrecking our societies," she said.
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To deflect attention from the wrecking-job afoot onstage, Mr Trump entered the arena and stood waving generally, with a waxen half-smile, like a senile dictator.
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"Justice Kennedy is one of the last things standing between progressive values rooted in the Constitution and the wrecking ball that is this erratic administration," Jawando added.
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Because the controllers are built into the device, dropping it doesn't mean potentially wrecking the connectors where the Joy-Cons meet the Switch on the original model.
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And to drive the movement away from climate-wrecking fossil fuels, there should be a tax on carbon, with provisions to mitigate impacts on moderate-income families.
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Super Breakout, however, took things up a couple of notches with better graphics and many more realizations of the walls you have to keep wrecking to survive.
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"In this case, because it was lost and there was no salvage at the time of wrecking, we've got a time capsule of a vessel," Venturoni explained.
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He'll just keep right on being Trump, wrecking and insulting everything in sight that isn't his, all in the interest of selling crap emblazoned with his name.
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Most recently, I asked her if babies can eat tuna salad and when my child will stop being a human wrecking ball, destroying everything in his path.
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Johnny, David's only child, is 14 when the life-wrecking scandal embroils his father in 1966, but he already knows that his erotic preference is for boys.
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"These claims are absurd, particularly from an administration that has taken a wrecking ball to America's global leadership on promoting fundamental rights across the world," Menendez said.
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Yet even some of Mr. Trump's fiercest critics, who say he is dismantling alliances and wrecking America's reputation for sticking to its agreements, have applauded the effort.
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Now half the area is a field of rubble and debris from demolished buildings, and the other half is nearly empty and waiting for the wrecking crews.
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Mr. Trump then hosted a dinner with Latin American leaders, where he assailed Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, for "stealing power" from the people and wrecking the economy.
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But now it is the enemies of liberal values who view with glee how American leadership is wrecking the very things that Mr. Roosevelt once fought for.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's foreign ministry said on Monday it strongly condemned what it called recent terrorist attacks in Syria, saying they were aimed at wrecking peace efforts.
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The Labor revival may turn out be cyclical, a case of the electoral wrecking ball having eyes only for the government of the day, regardless of party.
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The face-off, however, is hurling a wrecking ball through what until recently had been one of Erdogan's diplomatic priorities, a rapprochement with President Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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It is a sales pitch to younger voters and will likely remain popular — at least until the public really understands what an expensive wrecking ball it is.
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Sam Brownback, after having finished wrecking his state's economy, is now in line for a federal job and asked if he could be nominated Worst in advance.
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But doing something to address the biggest problem of the age, which is wrecking thousands of communities and millions of lives, would be good for the country.
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" But Greenhouse also emphasized that this was "no wrecking ball moment," and that she envisioned the job as "a combination of stewardship and continuity and reinvigorating something.
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And he went hard after Trump, calling him "a slick talking, empty-promising, self-promoting, one-man wrecking crew" who had trashed the onetime party of Lincoln.
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U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican close to Trump, accused MbS of ordering Khashoggi's murder and called him a "wrecking ball" jeopardizing relations with the United States.
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In the first Avengers movie, Earth's Mightiest Heroes defend the city at any cost, wrecking buildings and presumably endangering New Yorkers to hold off the Chitauri invasion.
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And for Aghdashi, Omid, and countless others desperate to reunite with their families, a faceless bureaucracy that leaves a sliver of false hope is wrecking their lives.
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Meanwhile, on the "Real Housewives of Potomac," Monique Samuels, 34, was accused of wrecking her Bentley after allegedly downing four martinis post-filming on a May 6 episode.
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" In October 2013, Dr. Luke had two No. 1 songs on the Billboard charts in back-to-back weeks with Katy Perry's "Roar" and Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball.
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"Fake news" is the crisis du jour for online media in 2017, and now, two tech giants are working together to stop it from wrecking a pivotal election.
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Police suspect this is the home of the boss of a illegal moneylending operation, surfing on Britain's rising tide of debt and wrecking countless lives in the process.
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Now the company has to scramble to make sure this entirely foreseeable outcome doesn't end up wrecking the default texting experience on every Android phone sold in America.
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"It's like a wrecking ball has come through the brick wall of your skin's surface, and you're trying to assist the skin in repairing that damage," he says.
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The U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 caused extreme destabilization for the nation, wrecking its infrastructure, creating significant instability and weakening the federal government's control of the country.
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The findings underscore the gulf between commitments made by the private sector and the transformation that scientists say is needed to stop the climate crisis wrecking the planet.
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Wrecking Ball should be rolling out (pun intended) on the Overwatch PTR test servers now for PC players, and will presumably hit consoles sometime in the near future.
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Pitching an idea to seasoned venture capitalists, and asking for their money, can be a nerve-wrecking experience in public speaking and deal-making for first-time entrepreneurs.
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At the same time, they are entertaining dramatic and life-wrecking cuts to the basic humanitarian care we provides to millions of poor Americans -- children, disabled and elderly.
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"These are hard-working people who come from communities where broken promises, bad policies and bankruptcies have hit like one wrecking ball after another for decades," he said.
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The idea that millennials are capriciously wrecking the landscape of American consumption grants quite a bit of power to a group that is still on the younger side.
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In doing so, it could move negotiations with North Korea forward, seek to collect those concessions in the future, and avoid completely wrecking its alliance with South Korea.
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""This guy is a wrecking ball, he had this guy murdered in a consulate in Turkey, and to expect me to ignore it, I feel used and abused.
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Wrecking Crew finished third in the 1-1/16 mile race on dirt, which is often seen as a preview of contenders in next year's Triple Crown races.
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There's tons of tennis at the U.S. Open (ESPN2, the Tennis Channel), but it's noisier than usual — the new retractable roof is wrecking acoustics at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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He's an implacable wrecking ball this week, breaking through Renzo's arm wrestling record, his control over his team, his skull, Ray's quadriceps, Ray's resolve, and ultimately Ray's face.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads At the center of Smack Mellon's Dumbo gallery, Gil Yefman's knitted wrecking ball of genitalia and bodily fluids hangs from the ceiling.
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To clear space for new suburban construction, interstate highways, and urban renewal development, wrecking companies demolished buildings and earthmoving contractors leveled land at an unprecedented pace and scale.
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Monarch collapsed two weeks ago, wrecking the holiday plans of hundreds of thousands of Britons, a year after owner Greybull Capital secured a bailout for the struggling airline.
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Mr. Machar fled to the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo in 2016 after fighting broke out again in the capital, wrecking an earlier peace deal and killing hundreds.
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Up against Khalil Mack and the rest of Chicago's wrecking ball of a defense, Tampa Bay started Ryan Fitzpatrick despite Jameis Winston's suspension having come to an end.
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You'd expect Dr. Bronner's to have capitalized on these changing attitudes, on moneyed millennials' desire to patronize brands that aren't wrecking the planet somewhere along the supply chain.
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ANONYMOUS While you need to have some kind of talk with your friend, this does not have to be a relationship-wrecking confrontation, if you frame things carefully.
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Break Bar also takes appointments to The Wrecking Club, a room where visitors can destroy a whole host of household appliances like printers, monitors, flatscreen televisions, and dishes.
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MTV and other radio and video outlets effectively blacklisted her music, wrecking the commercial prospects of her 2004 album, "Damita Jo." Meanwhile, Mr. Timberlake's career kept moving along.
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"What the president said was just patently false, and the wrecking ball it created now has banged into our British allies and our Germany allies," Schiff said Sunday.
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Before long, Ebbets Field was gone, too, one in a series of ballparks that nurtured major league baseball in New York City before succumbing to the wrecking ball.
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He'd won a contract with Mercury Records, and recorded with the Wrecking Crew, a group of Los Angeles session musicians famous for their work with the Beach Boys.
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Even though she was ill, that didn't stop Simpson from visiting Miley at her at home — a moment which was shared to the "Wrecking Ball" singer's Instagram Stories.
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But then when there was talk about it possibly being purchased, and then the wrecking ball going into it, I thought 'Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa -- wait a minute!
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It is potentially a pathway for Trump to be able to proclaim that he ended a trade deal he assailed on the campaign trail, without wrecking the economy.
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The Kitchn has also shared tips for dealing with stuck-on bits, including making a paste that can help you gently clean your pan without wrecking its coating.
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Demolished more than half a century ago, the former Pennsylvania Station by McKim, Mead & White was hardly the first great building in town to face the wrecking ball.
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The Republican Party's congressional leadership will say that Barack Obama's big government policies are wrecking the economy and Donald Trump can fix it with tax cuts and deregulation.
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And people who've worked with Trump will say that Obama's big government policies are wrecking the economy and Donald Trump can fix it with tax cuts and deregulation.
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But we also need them to make all of us richer, and that's not just about making sure that we're indemnified against the risks of wrecking-ball competition.
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He believes resurrecting the buildings as community space sparked the transformation and hopes that before the wrecking balls raze the church, the city takes stock of the building's importance.
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Obama has tasked his staff with locating as many areas as possible where his top agenda items could be calcified and protected from Trump's wrecking ball, according to officials.
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Youtube duo The Slow Mo Guys take slow motion destruction to maximum levels in the clip above when they film the smacking of a wrecking ball into various automobiles.
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The meetings are expected to be unusually tense after Trump trashed May&aposs Brexit plans in a diplomacy-wrecking interview with The Sun newspaper that published late Thursday night.
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McDavid is in the mid-60s (!) and is basically to the Oilers what Erik Karlsson is to the Senators—a one-man wrecking crew without much help behind him.
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While Prime has been an acceptable compromise for content creators, it would seem a bit foolish to help Amazon's industry-wrecking juggernaut gain more power in the TV world.
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In The Wrecking Crew, Helm is sent to thwart the evil doings of Count Contini (Nigel Green), whose theft of a billion dollars worth of gold threatens global security.
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Even though I see him that way and a teary-eyed Brienne tries to convince him that he's a good man, Jaime can't stop the guilt wrecking his mind.
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Just like in the myth, BP pretends that it's giving us a gift, when in reality it's trying to smuggle its deadly climate-wrecking business plans past our defences.
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"I was overjoyed to not only share today with the brazen women in this room … but feeling just so fortunate," the "Wrecking Ball" singer said onstage during her speech.
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Penelope Green of the New York Times described the aesthetic of the Wrecking Club's rooms as "part CBGB's basement circa 1977, part Stasi interrogation room," which is nearly perfect.
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Some Republicans came to believe that defaulting on the country's debts was a legitimate tool in their campaign against him, kamikaze tactics that presaged the wrecking ball of Trumpism.
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That's right, if White Walkers, zombies, dragons, and constant warfare weren't enough, there might be a stygian horror from the depths of the ocean wrecking havoc on the land.
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Regardless of what the Capitol Hill-based wrecking ball does to the FCC's online privacy rules, there are still steps you can take to protect yourself on the internet.
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She says just getting to and from her job every day is nerve wrecking, always looking over her shoulder wondering when the police are going to pull her over.
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The document, reviewed by Reuters, accuses Jackson, a rear admiral in the Navy, of prescribing himself medications, getting drunk at a Secret Service party and wrecking a government vehicle.
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Minaj and Cyrus' feud dates all the way back to 2015, when the "Wrecking Ball" singer called Minaj "not too kind" in an interview with the New York Times.
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"With equity market sentiment holding firm in the face of rising bond yields, the almighty dollar could move through G-10 currency markets like a wrecking ball," Innes added.
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Since then the humanitarian situation has worsened dramatically, putting 8.4 million people on the brink of starvation, triggering the world's worst cholera epidemic, and wrecking the already weak economy.
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The performance includes Heartbreaker staple "Sweet Carolina," Ryan Adams' "Gimme Something Good" and "My Wrecking Ball," underrated Love Is Hell gem "Please Do Not Let Me Go," and more.
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The young Dutchman does not have such happy memories of the track, wrecking his chances last year by hitting the wall in Saturday's final practice and lining up last.
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The new president certainly "could" swing a wrecking ball against what remains of the troubled effort to expand insurance coverage under tighter federal government control and substantial taxpayer subsidies.
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President Donald Trump ripped Democrats for opposing Republican efforts in Congress to repeal and replace much of Obamacare, accusing the party of wrecking health care in the United States.
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With free-agent Nick Fairley looking like a wrecking ball in preseason, along with the late addition of pass-rusher Paul Kruger, the Saints' defensive line seems much improved.
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The Government will probably be able to face down wrecking amendments, but the debate in Parliament will certainly shift expectations of what will be achieved/sellable in Brexit negotiations.
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Critics like to portray Trump as a political wrecking ball, challenging diplomatic and commercial norms for little purpose and bullying allies and foes alike in dangerous and injurious ways.
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Formerly called GEC, it was Britain's largest industrial firm in the 1990s but collapsed after wrecking its balance-sheet with acquisitions of fashionable but flaky tech firms in 1999.
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Then, in a moment that takes its cue from Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" music video, Gad hops on a giant hanging ball fashioned to resemble Trump's headline-making hairstyle.
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Fast track to the Monday... it turns out a bunch of people filmed it and that everyone saw me beat him to a pulp, just totally wrecking the dude.
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Di Caprio wrecking faces and decimating a convenience store in The Departed (2006) while The Human Beinz spit out "Nobody But Me." On we go, right up to Vinyl.
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The greatest irony of a fool like Trump is that by betraying his working-class base and wrecking his party, he may well help make American democracy great again.
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"I can hardly describe the effect it had on me," Mr. Keltner wrote in the foreword to "Hal Blaine & the Wrecking Crew" (1990), an autobiography written with David Goggin.
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It's a mordant, readable tell-all designed to show how Trump, simply by being Trump, has made himself the perfect wrecking ball, blasting holes through an array of institutions.
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Diagonal storms are particularly dangerous, because they not only cause storm surge at the coast, but they dump rain on the mountains, causing rivers to overflow and wrecking agriculture.
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Carter and Cyrus were photographed kissing during an Italian getaway following the news that the "Wrecking Ball" singer and her ex, Liam Hemsworth, had decided to call it quits.
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This is great for people like Bowers, now 54, who left Everest in 2014 and has been waiting for the nerve-wrecking shadow of her debt to be over.
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"These proposals would slam a wrecking ball into the most crucial protections for our most endangered wildlife," said Brett Hartl, government affairs director at the Center for Biological Diversity.
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It's understandable why career officials in the Justice Department or the State Department would want to hunker down and try to preserve their institutions from Mr. Trump's wrecking ball.
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Nick Cho, co-CEO and head barista of Wrecking Ball Coffee and something of a coffee celebrity in the San Francisco Bay Area, didn't buy Hendon's results at all.
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MSF said Saudi-led air strikes hit another of its health facilities elsewhere in the province in October last year, wrecking the building and lightly wounding two staff members.
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Even though she was ill, that didn't stop Simpson, 22, from visiting Miley at her at home — a moment which was shared to the "Wrecking Ball" singer's Instagram Stories.
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It's difficult to comprehend but very likely about to play out: A Republican-controlled government is preparing to take a wrecking ball to the last vestige of fiscal sanity.
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In Niger, climate change is wrecking crops even as technology is helping more children survive, so a population of 19 million will reach 72 million hungry people by 2050.
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"With equity market sentiment holding firm in the face of rising bond yields, the almighty dollar could move through G-10 currency market like a wrecking ball," Innes added.
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It's tantalizing to imagine what next year's survey might look like if Mr. Trump's team of titans brought innovation to the sprawling federal bureaucracy, instead of a wrecking ball.
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To some, the flames and violence were riots, wrecking neighborhoods and driving away white and middle-class residents, feeding a notion that Newark was a dangerous and broken place.
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They gang up on newbies, obstructing and reversing progress, burning and demolishing and gleefully wrecking other people's work in the manner of children who kick sandcastles at the beach.
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As the United States dealt with Florence, a strong typhoon tore across the northern tip of the Philippines, wrecking homes and triggering landslides before heading toward Hong Kong and China.
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The story follows our two titular alien rappers and their pals after they accidentally open up a black hole, shattering the planet Earth and wrecking their spaceship in the process.
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" The "Wrecking Ball" singer also touched on her marriage, explaining that while she may be married in a traditional sense, her union with Australian actor Liam Hemsworth is something "unique.
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If the time a flock of cocktail shrimp wrecking the original fake Good Place didn't qualify as "pandemonium," the terrors promised in the 2019 finale had to be bad, right?
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A promise kept Trump's supporters would argue that his wrecking ball presidential demeanor is exactly what they hoped for when he was elected to shake up Washington and the world.
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See the trend lines here: A brazen Trump administration taking to the Constitution like a wrecking ball - and promising to back it up with at minimum one new court pick!
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The suspect was also a target of a US Attorney's Office's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force investigation called "Operation Wrecking Ball" as recently as March, according to Maj. Gen.
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Wrecking his clipped, high-pitched flow with obsessive moans that don't stop and don't stop, he feels guilty about abandoning the street and guilty about the lives laid waste there.
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Robert Hines, who taught Nero in a bicycle training course at the police academy, testified bike officers must avoid using their radios at times to prevent losing control and wrecking.
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But step wrong, and that giant, wrecking ball of an anchor would wrap around and peg you right in the shin — which felt like a metaphor for never exercising again.
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Less than two weeks later as islanders were still barely recovering, Maria, another Category 5 storm, blasted through the region, further destroying its homes, infrastructure, and wrecking its two hospitals.
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Mr Musk has repeatedly said that he believes that human beings must learn how to live on places other than Earth, as an insurance policy against a planet-wrecking disaster.
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By gambling on a deeply flawed constitutional referendum, which he lost by a humiliating 20-point margin on December 4th, Matteo Renzi now risks wrecking Italy's fragile politics and economy.
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Nevertheless, she is at the saner end of the Brexiteer spectrum, so she can also harvest votes from Tory Remainers who want to honour the referendum without wrecking the economy.
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The first is that bad policies, corruptly implemented, can wreck a country with alarming speed and go on wrecking it long after you would have thought there was nothing left.
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Although some Brexiteers argue that Britain could unilaterally lower its tariffs to zero, in practice the government would be highly unlikely to do so for fear of wrecking domestic industries.
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As member of the famed Wrecking Crew—an informal collective of highly sought-after studio musicians—he played on literally thousands of songs throughout the decade, many of them hits.
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And it gets more ridiculous from there, as he channels Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" video and makes out with Johnny Galecki – also dressed as Donald Trump, but sporting a sombrero.
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Just when you thought The Washington Post Express won the award for the biggest mess-up of the month, Yahoo Finance came like a wrecking ball to crash the party.
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But if you've ever wondered what the National Treasure star's head would look like on Miley Cyrus' body, you're in luck with this specific "Wrecking Ball" rendition priced at $27.95.
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In a powerful statement on Twitter, the "Wrecking Ball" singer explained that regardless of what a woman is wearing or doing, it is never acceptable to touch her without consent.
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On a night when Jeremy Lin channeled his inner Michael Jordan and Kemba Walker was a pint-sized wrecking ball, it was Lee that sealed the Hornets' series-tying victory.
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In the 1980s big companies were on the retreat, as Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan took a wrecking ball to state-protected behemoths such as AT&T and British Leyland.
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As for Vandeford, he's 8-0 as a pro fighter and has been wrecking people -- in fact, none of his last 5 fights have made it past the 2nd round.
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Without the need to capture moving targets or any threat of low light wrecking my photos with high-ISO noise, the Geneva Motor Show becomes a much less daunting assignment.
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Mr. Trump's wrecking ball of a presidential bid — the gleeful smearing of his opponents, the embracing of bluster as brand — has been a Roy Cohn number on a grand scale.
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She wrote multiple songs for commercials before moving on to collaborations with major artists, including helping to write "Wrecking Ball" for Miley Cyrus and "Love So Soft" for Kelly Clarkson.
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It had all become a punchline in a state where residents like to boast that everything is bigger — which wasn't the case for the wrecking ball used in the demolition.
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" Acknowledging that Mr. Trump is not retreating to isolation, the critics now advance a subtler case — that he is wrecking what they describe as the America-led "liberal international order.
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Rap's best working wrecking crew—of Baltimore rapper Rico Nasty and reformed EDM dude Kenny Beats—turns in a project both the length and force of a classic hardcore record.
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"I can only conclude that the president now seeks to take a wrecking ball to the Constitution of the United States of America," Representative Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas said.
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For Ondra, above training in the Czech Republic, getting to the Games meant mastering new skills for the speed climb, a fingernail-wrecking vertical sprint up 15 meters of wall.
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Why don't the Democrats have a bill ready to introduce that will deal with some of the Affordable Care Act's real and political problems, but without wrecking the safety net?
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" She also released three albums: "Bangerz" (which included "Wrecking Ball" and "We Can't Stop"), "Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz" (released on SoundCloud for free in August 2015), and "Younger Now.
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" Lynn Tramonte, the deputy director of America's Voice Education Fund, an immigration advocacy group, said Mr. Trump was "wasting no time taking a wrecking ball to the Statue of Liberty.
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Alani has been charged with "willfully damaging, destroying, disabling, or wrecking an aircraft, and attempting to do so," according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court earlier this month.
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Backing her on the sessions were her fellow guitarists Billy Strange and Tommy Tedesco and other future members of the famed Los Angeles studio entourage known as the Wrecking Crew.
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"Tens of thousands of young Turks roamed through the city, smashing Greek store windows, wrecking store interiors and overturning automobiles," read a front-page article in The Times in 1955.
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This spot sheds a bit of light on the circumstances that have brought these people together and the idea that not all monsters are city-wrecking aliens from outer space.
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She's in the gorgeous apartment of the woman who wants to destroy, so she gives in to primal instinct and starts wrecking everything in sight while chugging champagne from the bottle.
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" The "Wrecking Ball" singer then performed her new single, "Inspired", telling the crowd, "they told me not to do this, but rebelling is kind of my thing, so let's do it.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, following Mao's rise to power, bureaucrats took wrecking balls to traditional homes under the rationale that the nation needed new buildings to match its fresh ideology.
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Previous holders of the record include Miley Cyrus for "Wrecking Ball" and "We Can't Stop", Nicki Minaj for "Anaconda" and "Stupid Hoe", and Taylor Swift herself for "Bad Blood" in 2015.
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The concert's only 21st-century songs were "Wrecking Ball" from 2009 — Mr. Springsteen's funny, far-reaching personification of a soon-to-be demolished Giants Stadium — and "The Rising," a post-Sept.
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With no time on the clock and mere feet away from giving up a second point, EnVyUs's Timo "Taimou" Kettunen came in like a wrecking ball with his nano-boosted Roadhog.
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The Venezuelan leader, accused of running the OPEC nation like a dictatorship and wrecking its economy, has defied that, saying Europe's ruling elite are sycophantically following U.S. President Donald Trump's agenda.
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Late one evening in April they gathered with several dozen others to discuss how to save their beloved neighbourhood—not from creeping crime, but from the wrecking balls of city hall.
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They are the largest ever against the regime of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who took office in 1989 and whom protesters accuse of enforcing oppressive laws and wrecking the economy.
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A combination of both saving in advance and on the fly will put you in the best position to enjoy a sweet retreat in the heat without wrecking your bank account.
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Cyrus was in Barcelona for the Primavera Sound Festival, which featured performances on Friday and Saturday by the "Wrecking Ball" singer, as well as Cardi B, Solange, Future and Janelle Monáe.
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And then you're also taking your home-wrecking trick to $400 dinners at Mastro's, while I'm paying for diapers, water wipes, baby lotion, groceries, dance classes, nannies… so you know what?
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Orcas are among the most savage killers in the ocean, wrecking tiger sharks, seals, beaked whales—and probably one of the most infamous apex predators out there, the great white shark.
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After a string of bad luck, including getting stuck in a sand trap, Spirit stopped communicating with NASA, likely because it lacked the energy to ward off cold hardware-wrecking temperatures.
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BK also winds up underground and is asked to answer for his role in the destruction of town as a member of the wrecking company, though he refuses to accept responsibility.
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Wrecking precious objects or spiritual monuments which are held dear by the targeted group, and seen as part of their collective identity, can be an important part of the destructive project.
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For instance, a Yemeni man resettled in Serbia in 2016 has struggled to learn the local language while complaining that a Guantánamo stigma was wrecking his job and social-life prospects.
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But he finished outside the points in Long Beach after wrecking during a similar charge through the field, and in Paris he settled for a third-place finish after starting eighth.
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"Ray Donovan" star Marion "Pooch" Hall will not do any jail time for his alarming DUI ... which ended with him wrecking his car while his baby was in the back seat.
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Sharon's best scene in the movie is entirely about how she feels about how she's seen, as she reacts to a crowd reacting to her own performance in The Wrecking Crew.
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"Having failed to repeal the #ACA in Congress, @POTUS is using a wrecking ball to singlehandedly rip apart & sabotage our healthcare system," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York, tweeted.
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What voters hear is leaders agreeing that economies should be shielded from global competition, that immigrants disproportionately steal jobs and property, or that political opponents are bent on wrecking the country.
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Three years ago, Texas suffered one of its worst industrial disasters when a fertilizer plant north of Waco exploded, killing 15 people, injuring more than 20133 and wrecking hundreds of homes.
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"After four years of Trump taking a wrecking ball to our hemispheric ties, experienced and respected U.S. leadership will be vital to repairing cooperation and addressing shared regional challenges," Biden writes.
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The attack, later claimed by the Taliban, resulted in a major decrease in climbing expeditions, wrecking communities dependent on climbing tourism for income and depriving Pakistan's economy of much-needed dollars.
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In his opening salvo, Trump accused May of messing up Brexit and of failing to listen to his advice, thus wrecking the opportunity of a trade deal with the United States.
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In Zena, Mr. Creason's granddaughter recently created a website for her wrecking company and his son ordered a tractor part online, saving himself a daylong trip to the nearest repair shop.
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"I just want to make very clear the consequences of (the Trump administration) position for the INA," Katyal said, "is that the President can take a wrecking ball to the statute."
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"This isn't just turning Apple into censorship police, it's wrecking Android's entire open model," Jake Laperruque, a fellow at the Open Technology Institute at the New America Foundation, said on Twitter.
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According to PNC Financial's Jeffrey Mills, Wall Street has been overplaying the risk of the asset class wrecking this year's record run in the U.S., because bear markets aren't normally contagious.
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In 21994, a neo-Moorish meeting hall for Shriners was saved from the wrecking-ball and repurposed as a performing arts center: New York City Center, the so-called people's theater.
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"On this very day 6 years ago… I invented Nipple Pasties," the 26-year-old star wrote on Instagram Tuesday, alongside a red carpet photo from her infamous "Wrecking Ball" era.
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Mr. Trump has used the review act as a regulatory wrecking ball, signing 13 bills that erased rules on the environment, labor, financial protections, internet privacy, abortion, education and gun rights.
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"Fifteen hundred private jets have flown in here to hear Sir David Attenborough speak about how, you know, we're wrecking the planet," Mr. Bregman said, eliciting nervous chuckles from the crowd.
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He may as well just have driven a crane with wrecking ball down the National Mall that first day to the Department of the Interior building and started the job early.
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The danger comes when we allow identity politics to placate social-justice concerns without fully addressing elite impunity for an exploitative, immoral economy that also happens to be wrecking the planet.
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Abdul-Majeed Marouf Ahmed Alani has been charged with "willfully damaging, destroying, disabling, or wrecking an aircraft, and attempting to do so," according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court.
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China growth worries, oil-mageddon and the Brexit vote hit many hard in the first half, delaying deals and wrecking any hopes of 2016 being a good year for underwriting and advisory.
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A study in May found that permafrost is melting so fast in the Arctic that it's not only ripping up the landscape -- it's also wrecking scientific equipment and making climate change worse.
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Keeping the different definition of "views" across platforms in mind, that's faster than Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball" (6.1 days), Adele's "Hello" (4.8 days) and Psy's "Gangnam Style" follow-up, "Gentlemen" (3.4 days).
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There are smash room locations all over the U.S., including Tantrums in Texas, Rage Room in Maryland, Wrecking Club in New York City, Rage Ground in Los Angeles and Chicago Rage Room.
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"These proposals would slam a wrecking ball into the most crucial protections for our most endangered wildlife," Brett Hartl, government affairs director at the Center for Biological Diversity, said in a statement.
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On Thursday, Mattis, the member of the Trump administration congressional Republicans most admire, resigned, saying he could no longer serve a president who believes in wrecking our alliances and allying with authoritarians.
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America, the creator and seven-decade-long defender of the global trading system, now has a president who seems determined to shake that system up and who may end by wrecking it.
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He recalls how a proposal to build dams on the Irrawaddy river was blocked in 2011 amid angry protests about flooding villages and wrecking ecosystems to produce electricity for China, not Myanmar.
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You pay a fee for a timed session, often a relatively high one; the lowest rate for 30 minutes at the Wrecking Club is $79.99 for a one- to two-person package.
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So only when I was deliberately attempting to break the system did I ever run into any big issues like wrecking my car as it landed on the edge of a building.
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But he thinks the chances of success would be minimal because it would be seen as a wrecking manoeuvre by the other parties to the deal, and Iran would surely never agree.
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But like many of Sanders's opponents, Culinary has portrayed Medicare-for-all as a wrecking ball that would scrap current health-care plans, without saying what the new plans would give people.
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Overwatch has revealed the latest hero to join the roster of the popular online multiplayer shooter — Wrecking Ball: a hamster named Hammond who pilots a giant, rolling, machine-gun equipped mech suit.
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Mr Johnson's reckless approach to Brexit risks not just precipitating a no-deal exit from the EU, but also wrecking one of the most creative fudges in the history of nation-making.
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The film then takes one of its many interludes where it pauses to watch some late-60s TV or movie; in this case, it's The Wrecking Crew, starring Tate alongside Dean Martin.
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Would the earth be a pristine, unsmogged paradise, or would the dinosaurs have somehow evolved into even more rapacious profiteers/industrialists, wrecking the world with their dinosaur refineries and dinosaur dark money?
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