He felt a tidal wave of truth crushing him below its cruel weight, as the graveness of what he had done hit him. |
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They ensured the crushing of a local rebellion slid gradually into genocide. |
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A bakery worker died instantly when a large industrial trolley filled with burger buns came off the tailboard of a truck, crushing him. |
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He may have seen this water driven tilt hammer used for crushing metal ore in Yorkshire. |
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After I stuffed that in, my bag was full and hard to zip up without knowing I was crushing some of the crunchy snacks. |
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The work includes blasting and crushing rock from a quarry and laying the road metal produced on the track and leveling the surface. |
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In fact, many men have experienced the crushing setback of reverse discrimination when seeking jobs. |
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After their crushing victory over Limerick, Tipperary were expected to provide Kerry with a severe test. |
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Heavy trees fell, damaging homes and in three cases crushing Tampa police cars. |
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It took a crushing 6-0 victory on the last day of the Group 3 campaign to clinch their berth at the finals. |
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The Allies faced the dual challenges of crushing the Axis militarily and of considering how best to govern the postwar world. |
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But Mr Hopwood, a former boilermaker, said the theft of his new silver Peugeot 206 was a crushing blow. |
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Some fans have spoken in rather distressing language about incidents of crushing that conjured up, in their own minds, memories of Hillsborough. |
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Then I want to pulverize those rocks by crushing each against the other, and that takes every last ounce of power and strength in my soul. |
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Lee said they were forced to lift a heavy log until it fell, crushing them. |
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Mental, crushing, and amazing all in equal doses, the mix is nothing short of perfect. |
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Shoba's walk-through feels like a crushing defeat, but A.G.'s is a slam dunk. |
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It thus seems that this is not an apparatus for crushing the food, but for expressing the liquid from the food triturated by the jaws. |
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In general, all garden shredders have a high watt motor and come with silent crushing system. |
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A ray eats its prey by grabbing the mollusk in its mouth and crushing the shell with its jaws. |
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With remarkable economy, he condenses these depressing proceedings into a short, mordant drama about the ruthless crushing of a brilliant spirit. |
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I didn't resist, both of us crushing the leaf until fragments fell and were scattered by the wind, her fingers twined in mine. |
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The resulting explosion flattened the target building and the surrounding infrastructure, crushing the defenders. |
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They tried to shoot in reply, to abandon the damaged vessels in escape pods, but could hardly run away from the crushing defeat. |
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I desperately tried to hand out the pocketful of coupons as the frenzy grew and the kids ignored the pleas of their teachers to stop crushing me. |
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Thus rigid pipes are less sensitive to crushing and more sensitive to plastic deformation and buckling than their flexible equivalents. |
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Before crushing, the fruit is separated for quality and the stems, leaves, seeds, and pits are removed. |
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The patient also may begin trying to take whole pills, one at a time, during this period rather than crushing them. |
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Off she roared in her pigskin jacket and her kid gloves, mindlessly crushing living creatures beneath the Harley's wheels. |
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In 1783 and 1784, Tipu inflicts a series of crushing defeats on the armies of the East India Company. |
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They have all felt the pinch of our economic hard times as a crushing burden they were unfamiliar with until the last two-three years. |
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Were it a testimony to the indomitableness of human nature, it would be crushing. |
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A rocky relationship is unlikely to be saved by the crushing blow of chronic incurable illness. |
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The bones are stained a dark red brown but otherwise display little permineralization, crushing, or distortion. |
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The man began to morph, turning into a cog with harsh slicing edges, an authority, a crushing piece of machinery. |
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Then as now the city was an unreal mixture of crushing poverty and fabulous wealth. |
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Traditional red colouring includes kermes and cochineal, both of which are pigments made by crushing masses of tiny insects. |
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Next week will see the gates of Unionism come crushing down, be prepared to see the siege mentality go into hyper speed. |
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Their pastorals, both published in 1651, offered choices to Royalists in the aftermath of the crushing defeat at Worcester. |
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Not until 562 did he finally take Brixia and Verona from the Goths and inflict a crushing defeat on the combined Frankish and Gothic armies. |
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We shouldn't overlook the error by finding it tiny in comparison to his crushing worldwide agenda. |
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The Cage Paktor utilises multiple rows of striking plates to offer selective stages of impact crushing. |
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Whatever the case, clamping down on freedom of expression in any of its forms is tantamount to crushing our fledging democracy. |
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A crane had run into the back of her car, crushing the roof and boot and caving in the rear windscreen. |
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Shearing surfaces are shown with a pattern of short grey lines, while broad crushing surfaces are stippled in grey. |
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He threw the cancer stick at the ground, crushing it with his feet, never losing eye contact with the brunette. |
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In all forms of stamps the crushing is done by the blow struck by a pestle or stamp upon the rock which is resting in a mortar. |
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What I mean by Robotism, then, is the crushing curse of sameness, the destruction of individuality, and the dead level of mechanical mediocrity. |
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A mammoth 126-tonne drill continuously sheers salt away from the rock face and on to a conveyor belt to be taken for crushing. |
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Then they will ship the bulk samples to Iqaluit for crushing and sorting, to separate the sapphire material from waste rock. |
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The crocodile had mounted an offense and taken the body of a native, crushing him in its jaws. |
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Monaghan's essay describes her crushing sense of loss and disorientation at her husband's death. |
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The brutal crushing of the protests ushered in a period of uneasy quiet in the country's politics. |
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Families and communities disintegrate under the crushing burden of drug addiction. |
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Others are active hunters, preying on the ocean floor and crushing food with blunt flattened teeth. |
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Inside, huge grindstones are crushing wheat into flour once again, after an interruption of a century or so. |
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When you think about it, crushing on a goofy cartoon kid was ten times less embarrassing than having wet dreams about this guy. |
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Procrastination leads to crushing pressure as you realise the night before deadline that your essay is due at 4 pm or whenever tomorrow. |
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Pierce stormed into her first grand slam final in five years by crushing Russia's Elena Likhovtseva in straight sets at the French Open. |
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Traditional red colourings include kermes and cochineal, both of which are pigments made by crushing masses of tiny insects. |
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The second bullet slammed right into his lung, easily puncturing the tissue and crushing his windpipe against the back of his neck. |
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The classical Ju-jutsu man is crushing the calf muscle and attacking a nerve pressure point midway down the lower leg. |
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While the party suffered yet another crushing defeat, he was able to hold a safe Labor seat. |
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On either side of her rose hills covered with vineyards and the gently rotating white sails of the windmills used for crushing grapes. |
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The crushing defeat suffered by Comeragh Gaels is no reflection on the efforts of Roger Casey to field a worthy side. |
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At last I try roasting them in the oven in their pods before crushing the lot and yandying, the Aboriginal way of sorting seeds. |
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The act of crushing leaves or flowers with a hammer releases pigments that stain fabric. |
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Selective breeding has made turkey stags so broad-breasted, they cannot mate without crushing the female. |
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But he is often a crushing bore, apart from being a Victorian puritan mistakenly born in India. |
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The crushing also produced a sharp sand with angular grains that made it far preferable as a bonding agent in mortar. |
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Inside the flat, police found traces of ricin, castor oil beans and equipment for crushing the beans. |
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It's like jumping into the ocean, with the waves crushing, and if you go too far out, you might be caught in a rip. |
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Forcing the blade aside, he delivered a crushing riposte, thrusting with his weapon towards his midriff. |
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There have been some nasty accidents caused by harvesters vibrating their handbrakes loose and crushing operators. |
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Usually the honey is extracted by crushing the comb and letting the honey drain out, often helped by extra pressure from a centrifuge. |
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The disaster, crushing U.S consumer and business confidence, has also left a gaping hole in the world economy. |
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She struck the frigate, buckling the port 30 mm gun deck, crushing the sea-boat sponsons and damaging the bridge wing. |
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The crushing mechanism is made up of three shafts with three rollers mounted on each. |
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But far from crushing him, the defeat tempered him and set him on course for the island's highest job. |
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There was also an overhead ropeway with buckets carrying the ore from the shaft to the mill for crushing. |
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By crushing the traditions of the Senate he would pack the courts, especially the supreme court, with lockstep ideologues. |
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To bruise herbs, Mr. Sullivan advises crushing then with the back of a large knife or tapping them with a mallet. |
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He complained to his friends about the loneliness of his position, the crushing responsibility he had and the lack of clear political guidance. |
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Mackenzie balled the note up, crushing it in her fist, as her face flamed and Amanda laughed, throwing her head back and braying her glee. |
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And that, ladies and gentlemen, has got to be the most crushing lowlight of the festival. |
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The authorities responded with strong force, crushing the armed rebels in 1771 at the Battle of the Alamance. |
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The initial reflex of the regime was to do what it has always done, i.e. crushing the slightest show of opposition by main force. |
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Their secret agenda, crushing the Axis into submission, was holy and treated as such. |
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He was then promoted to governor-general, where he asserted his authority, crushing rebellions and suppressing the slave trade. |
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Timing is everything when it comes to telling that skateboarding babe you're majorly crushing on him. |
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This experience led some socialists to conclude that fascism was merely the instrument of the bourgeoisie for crushing the workers. |
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I think it'll be of interest to the many of us who have suffered crushing disappointment by the poor performance of their toasters. |
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Because gold is malleable and soft it tends to get pounded into little pancakes or smeared out in the crushing and milling equipment labs use. |
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She could hear the dry leaves and pine needles crushing beneath the stallion's hooves. |
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The stages in Stalin's ascent were marked by crushing opposition on the grandest scale. |
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She has nightmares of refrigerators crushing innocent children, with radiators and doorknobs capable of even worse. |
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He is not, he admits, a natural teacher, and for him, having to stick with a single subject would have resulted in crushing boredom. |
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He dismisses both of these once popular theorists with a few crushing sentences and passes on. |
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Or do you hide under a table and hope that it's sturdy enough to keep the ceiling from crushing you? |
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Yorkshire have so far suffered crushing defeats by Surrey and Somerset while Kent were thrashed by Hampshire in their last match. |
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With these pressing aids, the velvet is placed face down on the board and the raised surface of the board prevents crushing the nap. |
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With both hands she shoved the blade back and side-kicked the startled man forcefully, crushing him against an unoffending door. |
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With Tanglewood, however, Intel is moving away from its cache crushing chips and toward a more throughput oriented design. |
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I haven't had the nerve to tell her I'm also crushing on him. |
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They had overcome everything from religious persecution to blindness to crushing family responsibilities. |
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Spirits were high as blood-red farm equipment was on the march, crushing doubts and pessimism like so many misplaced forearms! |
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For one thing, the average WAFR is around the same size as a Labrador, with front teeth some four inches long, and jaws capable of crushing human bone. |
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The result will force Romney to settle for a crushing win on his native turf, rather than a clean sweep. |
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The humerus, radius, and ulna of Adriosaurus appear to be slightly wider than those of the current specimen, but this is probably a result of crushing. |
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Nowadays, the image of cheerleaders tends to be associated with buxom blondes whooping it up for some big country boys crushing 73-17 victories out in the fields. |
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Pro-pipeline Democrats, meanwhile, appeared to be searching desperately for ways to turn a crushing defeat into a moral victory. |
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Poverty there is as crushing as elsewhere in Central America, but the gang presence is relatively minimal. |
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The granite fines were a by-product of crushing syenite granite rock. |
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Milliseconds later powerful rams lifted the pod six inches, then its rocket motor ignited with a roar, boosting me at a crushing 11g on a slightly forward trajectory. |
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The arctic weather was suddenly forgotten as the team provided three more superb goals and delivered a crushing defeat to a stunned Northampton side. |
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With a hammer-like left hook and crushing body shots, Provodnikov was beating his gutsy foe down, body part by body part. |
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Smilodon fossils from the La Brea tar pits include bones that show evidence of serious crushing or fracture injuries, or crippling arthritis and other degenerative diseases. |
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We are in the era of the one-week number one, given saturation airplay for weeks in advance, eased into place with crushing predictability and instantly forgotten. |
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Then, we see Mr. Rabbit in the woods crushing a squirrel to death with his bare hands. |
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The extension of the current plant will include the installation of primary, secondary and tertiary crushing, two stages of primary screening and a ball milling process. |
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The most crushing debt people are worried about, like subprime mortgage loans, has been securitized. |
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But the armies melted away under the crushing superiority of the enemy. |
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He made a series of beers that included adjuncts, but instead of overwhelming the beer, they added subtle notes that drew out the beeriness rather than crushing it. |
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Crushing was traditionally done by foot, by treading grapes thinly spread on a crushing floor slanted towards a drain and bounded by low walls to prevent the loss of juice. |
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He began to pace slightly, his familiar heavy tread thudding in my ears as if he were marching in my head, crushing with his boots my own thoughts and dreams. |
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Clean ocean sand was added to the mortars to facilitate crushing. |
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Combining top spins, slices and net shots, she forced Tangphong to make a string of unforced errors, handing the Indonesian a crushing first set win. |
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But in the end, Mitt Romney fell short, crushing Republican hopes of ousting an incumbent they viewed as ripe for defeat. |
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Upon receiving the crushing news that one's child has a genetic disorder or birth defect, parents may suppose that the future has suddenly grown unrelievedly bleak. |
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Portland cement is made by crushing, heating, and crushing again a mixture of rocks and soil-like substances, the main ones being types of limestone, chalk and clay. |
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Neil Webb, 90th MDG emergency medical technician, looked up with a grin of disbelief, as a bronco bucked and narrowly missed crushing a downed contestant's foot. |
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I spent most of last week composing crushing speeches that would cut him down to size but when it came to it I just wanted to talk to him, really. |
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Work was immediately started, and the 300 additional stamps were dropping in May, 1890, thus making a total of 540 stamps crushing ore from the Treadwell mine. |
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Beautiful in appearance, yet deadly in application, capoeira uses the natural physics of the human body to deliver amazingly swift sweeps and crushing blows. |
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His crushing critiques, if not born of arrogance, have at times been delivered with a haughtiness that practically swaggers across the page or the airwaves. |
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He is almost overpowered by the crushing heaviness of the music. |
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Overhead, a blinding red pulse burned bright before hurtling into the wall and bringing down rocks and fire in a hellish burst of light and sound and crushing pressure. |
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Try crushing a sugar cube between a pair of pliers in the dark, for example, and the cube will glow with an eerie bluish-white light reminiscent of The X Files. |
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The other displays focus on the ecosystems of various water bodies by the agro-chemical waste, domestic waste, mining and stone crushing waste and industrial effluents. |
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It all adds up to a final, crushing conclusion in their friendship. |
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After the crushing blow on Monday, a medal would have been fitting reward for the two-times Olympic veteran, who is to retire at the end of this season. |
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I shivered in my green, long sleeved shirt and black corduroys, staring up at the streetlights around the student parking lot, crushing my books against my chest. |
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Kailey gasped in pain and covered her eyes with one of her hands, with the other she slammed his hand back onto the switch flipping the light off, but also crushing his hand. |
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Looking from above, the Uffington White Horse is frozen as it has been for thousands of years, on the verge of crushing you with its front hooves. |
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She asked, crushing one of the sheets of paper into a ball in frustration. |
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In 1837, the British were crushing a rebellion in Upper Canada. |
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They just could not read his bouncers that were well directed, the full tosses that came like missiles at them or the toe crushing Yorkers that came howling at them. |
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It's always a bit crushing when you lose something that was yours but there is a special bitter gall when that thing is logging your progress in a 10,000 a day stepathon. |
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As there were no crushing teeth in the mouth, vegetation must have been swallowed and then crushed in a gizzard similar to that found in many birds. |
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So it's going to be up to all of you to decipher what I mean by crushing enough peppercorns to fit in the cute little demitasse cup Crazy Aunt Anita bought me. |
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But he smiled that goofy crooked smile and raised his eyebrows at me, and I hoisted myself out of the pool, running and giving him a crushing hug. |
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All the order's senior officers, including the Grand Master, were killed in a crushing defeat that halted the order's eastward advance permanently. |
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Guerrero, 27, is one of the game's most electrifying players, a hitter equally adept at crushing pitches that are a foot over his head or an inch off the ground. |
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Pause for a moment, and imagine the crushing disappointment. |
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He's still the leader of the Ravens defense, but he spends much more of his time on the field jumping on the top of dogpiles rather than crushing running backs. |
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The domesticated grapevine provides fresh fruit, dried raisins, sultanas and currants, wine, vinegar, grape juice, and a light salad oil obtained by crushing the pips. |
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After this crushing defeat, Gissur and Kolbeinn became the most powerful chieftains in the country. |
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Heavy guns came free and slammed into the opposite side, impeding escape or crushing men beneath them. |
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As Victoria was riding in a carriage, Pate struck her with his cane, crushing her bonnet and bruising her forehead. |
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Fulk left for the Levant, leaving the County of Maine in Henry's care, and the King was free to focus on crushing his remaining enemies. |
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Many in the BJP, especially tribal leaders from the Santhal Pargana, blamed the crushing defeat against JMM on the CM's organisational skills. |
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As a public defender, Jonas had a crushing caseload and never felt that he could prepare his clients' defenses properly. |
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The crushing defeat at Quiberon Bay ended any real hope of a major invasion of the British Isles. |
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Efnysien, suspecting treachery, reconnoiters the hall and kills the warriors by crushing their skulls. |
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Word then reached Henry that King William had been defeated and captured by local forces at Alnwick, crushing the rebel cause in the north. |
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It was after crushing the last of these that Emperor Constantius I came to Eboracum and, in 306, became the second Emperor to die there. |
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Efnisien, suspecting a trick, reconnoitres the hall and kills the warriors by crushing their heads inside the bags. |
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Swaby, from Lincoln, England, sent Maccarinelli down with a crushing right hand, knocking Maccarinelli down in the third round. |
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Blues boss Matt O'Connor and his staff sat the players down yesterday to watch a video nasty of the crushing home defeat to Northampton. |
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Chateau Souverain is crushing some cabernet sauvignon today, a varietal that usually doesn't ripen until October. |
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This causes interparticle crushing to occur, leading to the highest possible generation of the required fines and cubically shaped products. |
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It is known that they were also capable of building and operating mining equipment such as crushing mills and dewatering machines. |
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A terminal grade is the smallest grain size to which an entrained clast may be reduced by crushing and abrasion under a glacier. |
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The television ad features Bonds hitting a crushing home run, when he realizes it was Alexander who gave up the gopher ball. |
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In the 1918 General Election the Irish Parliamentary Party suffered a crushing defeat, only a handful of MP's surviving. |
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Outside the museum is a huge stamp mill for crushing ore and a mock-up of a mining camp. |
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These sections are the feeder, the grinding section, and a large mixer with compactor for chaff crushing and densification. |
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This has come as a crushing disappointment to the management of the Acme Soda Syphon Company, who had been anticipating a sales boom. |
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In light of their mobility and easy setup, mobile crushing plants enable a user to handle multiple small jobs. |
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The Central Powers launched a crushing offensive on 26 October 1917, spearheaded by the Germans. |
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Grit particles are angular because they are produced by crushing round and semiround particles. |
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For Nenagh Eire Og it was another crushing final loss, their second by a one point margin in three years. |
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The crusher can chew the material at more than one million lb of crushing force until the preprogrammed size is achieved. |
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Napoleon attacked the Turkish beachheads and scored a crushing victory at the Battle of Abukir, capturing and killing the entire enemy army. |
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Energy absorbers in vehicles are based on crushing by compressive impacts, thereby absorbing mechanical energy. |
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Bonaparte countered by attacking and crushing the isolated right wing of the allied armies at the Battle of Montenotte on 12 April. |
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This writer was the victim of the most crushing mauvaise honte, and could therefore describe it from experience. |
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As well as passengers, the line transported granite between Beckfoot Quarry and Murthwaite crushing plant. |
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Conversely, the election outcome represented a crushing defeat for its enemies and even the sign of a racially inflexed class-consciousness. |
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Helmets work by crushing on impact and extending the length of time it takes the head to stop moving. |
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In the meantime, Richard set about crushing some of his enemies in Aquitaine in 1188, before once again attacking the Count of Toulouse. |
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The Soviet invasion of Hungary and the crushing of the Prague Spring are skipped over. |
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Getting reinvited was a relief for the students after the crushing news they'd been uninvited, said Hayes. |
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Evans unveiled his engine at his store and put it to work crushing plaster of Paris and, more sensationally, sawing slabs of marble. |
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Coke's superior crushing strength allowed blast furnaces to become taller and larger. |
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A narrow single roller was necessary to expel the seeds from the cotton without crushing the seeds. |
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Once the peppercorns are dried, pepper spirit and oil can be extracted from the berries by crushing them. |
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All production begins by transforming the olive fruit into olive paste by crushing or pressing. |
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The loss of the battle standard, or aquila, was indicative of a crushing defeat and a serious affront to Roman national pride. |
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Khmelnytsky, deserted by his Tatar allies, suffered a crushing defeat at Berestechko in 1651, and turned to the Russian tsar for help. |
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Glaciers formed preferentially at existing streams which had developed at the many rock faults produced by crushing during the continental collision. |
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The crushing of the second rebellion opened the county to the Romans. |
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Oliver, Hammond's restored Opel Kadett from the Botswana adventure, was placed behind his lorry and he eventually forfeited rather than risk crushing it. |
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Morley was especially vigilant in crushing revolutionary groups. |
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Fearing a reduction of their control, the UK and France intervened militarily, bombarding Alexandria and crushing the Egyptian army at the battle of Tel El Kebir. |
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The result was a crushing 9-3 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks in front of 49,791 at Dodger Stadium that left the home team, for the first time since Aug. |
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On 6 May 1364, one month after the dauphin's accession and three days before his coronation as Charles V, the Navarrese suffered a crushing defeat at the Battle of Cocherel. |
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When the armistice ended, the Americans attempted an attack across the Niagara River on October 13, but suffered a crushing defeat at Queenston Heights. |
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Unfortunately the rare appearance of '60s legend Roky Erickson was a crushing disappointment, with the groundbreaking trailblazers of yore being replaced by turgid pub rock. |
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As you pass through town, keep an eye out on the right side of the road for a rusty old stamp mill, long retired from its days of crushing gold ore. |
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The atmosphere was electric as the crushing Boneyards, Sleepwalker, Karma and Home Is For The Heartless elicited brutal pits which stretched right back to the mixing desk. |
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Lump graphite processing techniques can include everything from hand sorting of large concentrated samples to standard crushing, grinding, froth flotation and milling. |
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In any solution, gas nuclei can be deactivated by the application of large hydrostatic pressures. The process of crushing is also termed denucleation. |
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At press time, a concrete crushing plant in southeastern Michigan is idle because a township zoning board of appeals has denied a request for a permit from the operators. |
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After the crushing of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Endre Rozsda returned to Paris to continue creating his own word that had been transcended the surrealism. |
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English tactical improvements resulted in a series of crushing victories in 1653 at Portland, the Gabbard and Scheveningen, bringing peace on favourable terms. |
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The 28-year-old from Swansea has been stewing on his second defeat in 30 fights ever since and hopes to end the soul-searching by crushing Alvarez. |
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The Reds travel to Ewood Park looking to put Saturday's crushing 4-1 league defeat to Arsenal behind them and book a Wembley semi-final with Aston Villa. |
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At this point, the Visigoths were also the dominant power in the Iberian Peninsula, quickly crushing the Alans and forcing the Vandals into north Africa. |
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Under the deal, CSI will design and construct a plant capable of crushing, wet screening and beneficiating 25 million tonnes per annum of iron ore. |
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They were used for cereals milling, sawing timber and crushing ore. |
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The type of closure device and lineup system is critical to keep from knocking sand into the mold, crushing cores, preventing runouts and minimizing mold shift. |
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Take Olomouc, a stunning, small but perfectly formed city boasting architecture to die for without the crushing crowds that can make exploring Prague a test of endurance. |
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Immediately after crushing the Castilian revolt, Charles was confronted again with the hot issue of Navarre when King Henry II attempted to reconquer the kingdom. |
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While the python is nonvenomous, it is capable of crushing potential prey. |
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A large part of the production of the Belgian Congo is crushing bortz. |
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The teeth are heavy and large, being better suited to crushing bone than those of other extant canids, though not as specialised as those found in hyenas. |
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One would think such a weight would have a crushing effect upon him. |
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