| Then, to my surprise, he tore the photograph in half, then fourths, then eighths and threw it in the garbage basket beside his bed. |
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| Throwing him out of the party tore London Labour apart, cost us the mayoralty and on the positive side, showed what the limits were for the left. |
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| The wind was bitter against his bare legs and feet, and it tore straight through his threadbare clothing. |
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| With help from the city, they cleaned up their properties, tore down some of those seedy hotels and landscaped with palm trees. |
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| The crooks then tore a hole through the roof to get into the club's tea bar, before escaping with sweets and drinks. |
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| Kenji slowly tore his gaze away from them as he began his descent from his impressive leap, only to meet a body corkscrewing through the air. |
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| He reached above his head, and tore some seemingly dried leaves and twigs from the tree and placed them between two deep uncovered thick roots. |
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| Cutting off the sleeve, I tore it into one large strip, and tied it around my wound. |
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| Then he tore off a long strip and tied it about his forehead in order to disguise the red marking. |
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| She tore two strips off the clean partitions of the bandage and tied them around the bridges of her feet. |
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| A flicker of movement at the corner of his eye drew his attention away, and Seira tore his gaze away. |
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| Desperate for more information, she nearly tore the brittle paper while flipping through it. |
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| The impact of each bolt tore deep wounds in the broken ground, sending the survivors reeling backward. |
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| Strangely enough, the man recovered quickly, and punched Sean, knocking him senseless, and then tore down the alley. |
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| Over the last two decades, Wayne tore down thousands of illegal fliers tacked on fences, traffic lights and utility poles. |
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| With a small cry, she tore at his clothes, pushed down his jeans and proved that the mescal worm was the luckiest bug in history. |
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| Swinging to and fro below, the robin's resolve paid off when a bit of the fruit tore loose. |
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| As well as mass genocide, Stalin tore thousands of families apart by exiling men to the icy wastes of Siberia. |
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| Then, with a thunderous roar that spread across the entire mountain, the rocky behemoth tore apart. |
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| Two shots in quick succession tore the wood into flinders that she kicked away. |
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| The beast turned a different way and tore up the hallway, many screams following. |
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| They caught hold of his uniform and tore at it, especially all the more Zinfer tried to pull away from their grasp. |
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| At one point, he tore past the crowd of onlookers at full speed, which might have been hugely impressive had we not seen his face. |
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| The cannon rounds tore into two of the vehicle structures, severing the tops of their metal bodies. |
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| Without warning, three jet-skiers appeared from downstream, tore into the bay leaving us little time to shout any warnings. |
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| His eyes met mine and I felt curiously light-headed and weak-kneed. I tore my eyes away with an effort, trying not to think about him. |
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| The dogs were sympathetic to this proposal, so the wolves, making their way inside the sheepfold, tore the dogs to pieces. |
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| Tears started spilling from her eyes and a choked sob tore from her throat. |
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| Overhead power cables broke the fall of the crane as the jib of the machine tore a gaping hole in the roof of the single storey premises. |
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| Slamming the door as the postman was just starting to exchange pleasantries about the weather, I tore open the small padded envelope. |
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| It is thought faulty cordite caused the series of explosions which tore through the ship, raining debris down up to four miles away. |
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| Then he tore the cloth and soaked the torn ends in gasoline, and then stuffed them in the neck of each bottle. |
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| It was a weird twist of fate that threw us together, tore us apart, and threw us back together again. |
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| A source told the paper the England captain lost his rag in the dressing room and tore down a joke poster poking fun at his troubles. |
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| Quickly he scribbled a short note, tore off the page and then tossed the two items back down. |
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| I tore the page out, then grabbed a pair of scissors and cut the loose edges away, neatened the page up and spread it flat on my bed. |
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| Under them 18-pounder shrapnel, shedding sparks of burning fuses, tore screaming away east. |
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| Her heart ached as the coldness gripped her and tore the dress to pieces, only shreds of innocent cloth lingering between her forsaken fingers. |
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| The next quarter Cupido came on and went absolutely ga-ga and tore the opposition to pieces. |
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| Fox tore his clothes from his body with shaking hands and, clad only in boxer shorts, staggered the short distance to the truck. |
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| As we talked his float dipped and he struck into another, which promptly tore across the shallows, sending out a huge bow wave. |
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| But, knowing gravity like a lover, he tore off, leaving the last bullet of his foe to land squarely on the knot of a half-twisted bow tie. |
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| He tore strips off what unsoiled bits and pieces remained of his uniform, creating crude bandages and applying them as best as he could. |
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| In the harbour the winds tore the boats from their moorings and sent them waltzing out onto the open waves. |
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| Instead of simply giving the drawing back to the child, the guard tore it up in front of him. |
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| His wrist gave an ugly grinding sound and searing pain tore through him like knives. |
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| A single figure stepped toward the pyre and a mournful cry of loss and sorrow tore up into the night. |
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| Cobh came here with an unbeaten record and a reputation well deserved, and they looked the part as they tore into the game in the early stages. |
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| Well Hurricane Charley tore a path of destruction right through the heart of Florida's multimillion dollar citrus industry. |
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| The rope would tighten and then slack and then tighten, jerking Darren while all the time cutting into his already tore up wrists. |
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| He tore a ligament in his thumb during spring training, then strained a muscle in his side on May 31 during his first rehab stint. |
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| She lifted the envelope, and tore it open, and unfolding the letter, she read the typed print. |
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| She tore open the envelope, unfolding the two page letter, and hungrily read every line of her son's missive. |
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| She tore the thin white envelope open and unfolded the small, yellow-lined notebook paper. |
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| She tore open the envelope and unfolded the paper inside, but sighed when she looked at it. |
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| Driven once more to unreasoned panic, he tore upwards, unheeding of the dangers. |
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| A plasma blast tore past him, close enough that he caught a whiff of burnt feathers. |
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| Neighs, whinnies, and snorts, along with the clip-clop of hooves as the horses tore through the camp, made it all but impossible to hear. |
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| The Romans captured this slave girl, tied her to a stake, tore open the back of her dress, and started whipping her. |
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| As he shuffled to the side, another slug tore a huge hole in the wall where he had been a heartbeat before, throwing wood pieces in his face. |
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| Every time, the big lead.38 slug tore through the massive skull, smooshed the brain, and lodged, mushroomed, in a basal skull fracture. |
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| The accident bothered me most because I felt like I had let the team down and I tore up a really fast car. |
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| Jarrett came out and punched Hart, tore off his shirt and started whipping him with a belt. |
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| On May 2, things got worse for the native of Los Angeles, as he tore his right quadriceps muscle and was placed on the disabled list. |
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| A branch snagged his shirt sleeve, and he tore a hole as he yanked himself free. |
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| It tore at his skin, ripping it raw and re-opening his chapped lips so they bled painfully. |
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| She was politicised in the mid-1980s when the miners' strike tore apart communities like the one in which she'd grown up. |
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| Ivan tore through Grenada last year, wreaking havoc and taking with it lives, homes and livestock. |
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| Sizzling chunks of shrapnel tore through plaster facades, leaving pockmarks on the interior wall. |
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| As the ship tore through the defenseless nurseries, its propellers caught the fishery ropes and dragged the nurseries in its wake. |
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| It tore into the glass and metal, leaving a second gaping hole several storeys high from which a fireball of smoke and flame erupted. |
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| Blowing him a kiss, I winked and tore away from him, making my way quickly home. |
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| She closed her eyes for a moment as she tore the tarpaulin off the person beneath it. |
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| He said that then he tore my drawing up and threw it in the fire because he was angry with me. |
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| She tore it into sections, oblivious to the stares she received toward her black lace bra, and tried to staunch his wounds with the fabric. |
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| Lowry tore a knee ligament in late August, but he recovered quickly from surgery. |
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| When delirious crowds tore down the Berlin Wall in 1989 many hallucinated that a millennium of borderless freedom was at hand. |
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| After gazing on the gobblers for a while, we tore ourselves away to pursue our quest. |
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| He moved away a bit just as she released the trigger, and the small caliber bullet pierced his shirt, and tore into the surface of his forearm. |
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| Flames visible for miles tore through the roof of a disused school in Windhill, Shipley, last night, leaving the building a wreck. |
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| Pentheus tore away his headband from his hair, and ripped the feminine disguise from his frame that his wretched mother might recognize him! |
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| The hopes and dreams of thousands of teenagers hung in the balance on Thursday as they tore into brown envelopes for their A-level results. |
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| As Aidan began to read the letter out, Jordan tore his envelope open and read the scrawled writing. |
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| Furiously, Louis tore off the leather gloves adding them to the trail of expensive finery he had ripped off. |
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| In order to save himself, he tore off all his clothes and jumped into a nearby bush of thorns and nettles, lacerating his whole body. |
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| He was crying into his lovely black feathers a piteous sound that tore at Star's heart. |
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| He tore open the package and produced the inhaler, a device he would get very used to in the coming years. |
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| Another professor, with whom the plaintiff had been feuding, allegedly tore down the notices. |
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| With a mighty lunge Barth managed to land a solid kick on the creature's side, and its sharp yell of pain tore through the air. |
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| Cleo hit back at him and tore at his arms with her nails, kicking his as hard as she could and yelling even louder than before. |
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| Marcia let out a little yelp as he let go of the branch too soon and it tore yet another hole in her skirt. |
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| The large caliber bullets tore into the approaching enemy soldiers with viciousness. |
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| The impact tore a hole in her hull, flooding several compartments, but she was able to free herself. |
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| Heaving surf tore away a lifeguard tower at Windmill Beach and storm force winds reaching 40 mph destroyed a bus shelter. |
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| The grounding tore a hole in her hull below the waterline, flooding several compartments, but no one was injured. |
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| They had a son, Conrad, but incompatibility in age and temperament tore the marriage apart. |
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| It was fine with people, as far as we knew, but it nearly tore another dog to ribbons and the staff had to deal with that. |
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| She tore up to the private apartments and threw herself into the living room without knocking. |
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| The US sent troops to occupy Haiti in 1915 after a mob dragged President Guillaume Sam from his palace and tore him limb from limb. |
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| I had picked it out just for him too, tore it out of that huge perforated book that my mom had bought for me that year. |
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| Enraged, I tore through the bush, knocked down a worker, and stole his robes to clothe myself in. |
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| Anubis watched in horror as Set tore the very fabrics of reality, opening up a rip right into the Underworld. |
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| He closed his eyes tightly as Marcell slipped a hand under his shirt and tore the material with a vicious rip. |
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| Without hesitation, I gladly tore it up into many pieces, enjoying each rip and tear of the material as I let the wind blow it away. |
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| Last year, Borovikova tore a ligament in her shoulder, but she simply strapped up her arm and carried on with the Sleeping Beauty tour. |
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| Yes, I tore ligaments in my ankle which, strapped up, made it almost impossible to surf competitively. |
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| I tore it open, burdened only by the prospect of having to dig through two solid inches of those awful Styrofoam peanuts to reach my treasure. |
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| I tore each one limb from limb, doused it with a squeeze of lemon and then a good dip in the butter. |
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| The car made a loud vroom sound and I jumped back when he tore out of the driveway. |
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| As punk exposed the shortcomings of the behemoths of rock, so rap tore up the rulebooks of pop. |
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| My eyes followed his steady pace around the room as he tore at his hair and swore under his breath. |
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| Just as my vehicle crossed an aqueduct, they detonated a homemade bomb by remote control and it tore through the floor of my car. |
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| Exactly one year ago today, a devastating truck bomb tore through the Headquarters, killing 22 people. |
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| At 7.49 am, a backpack bomb tore through their train as it entered Santa Eugenia station, nine miles from Atocha. |
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| Yet, in fact, the election was to bring a prolonged phase of division and torment that tore the Conservatives asunder. |
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| Like many towns, we tore up the streetcar tracks in the 1950s to make way for automobiles and parking spaces. |
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| I angrily tore off the sheet of paper from my plain notebook, and reached for a tissue, blowing my nose. |
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| She tore off a piece of heavily buttered bread and popped it into her mouth, savoring the taste. |
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| No sooner had he arrived than the isolation tore away his civilized exterior and made his inner savageness emerge. |
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| Her eyes glazed in a pained gaze, and it tore at my soul like thousands of barbs. |
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| Brackish spray flew over his face as fins and scales and gnashing teeth tore at the air. |
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| In a fixture which has historically been a close contest, the Blues scored ten tries as their backs tore Loughborough apart. |
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| Shane started to scribble on a piece of tissue, when Max grabbed it and tore it into pieces. |
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| Raging streams tore down fences, deposited huge logs on pasture and covered the land in thick gluggy silt. |
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| He tore off the filters and stuck them in his ears, just before the shock wave of guitar noise crashed down over the bar. |
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| She tore cartilage in her knee on August 6 as she did a routine jump over the hurdle during warm-up for her last pre-Olympic race in Zurich. |
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| So I'm not surprised to hear that they're not planning to kill the lion that tore off the arm of the twenty one year old zookeeper. |
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| He tore off a hunk of the fresh bread and a small piece of cheese and munched on them as he watched the river flow. |
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| Each night, when Em said good night, she tore off a page so Margaret could keep track of the date. |
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| Winds of 120 mph and drenching rain tore off rooftops, hurled debris through the air and sent huge waves crashing into buildings. |
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| Rather football followers should delight in the euphoria of Thierry Henry, who tore off his shirt and twirled it joyously around his head. |
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| Firing several more shots in quick succession he tore off the magazine, pulled another out of his pouch and pushed it into the recess. |
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| As he tore off the pull tab, brown foam gushed out over his hand and down the front of his work togs. |
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| His face was dark and angry, and in one motion, he tore off his vest, and pulled me around, letting me see. |
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| Demons, with their leathery wings spread wide, tore through the angelic ranks like heavy cavalry through green footmen. |
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| He hunched his legs up to his body and hugged them tightly to his chest as the night wind tore across him. |
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| The fire tore through the cinder block walls of five elevator shafts, turning them into giant chimneys for acrid, black smoke. |
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| The blast at the consulate tore a hole in the ground six feet deep and nine feet wide and set trees on fire. |
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| During a severe paper shortage, Bakhtin tore up his own manuscripts to roll cigarettes. |
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| The bolts were not tightened and tore wider holes in the deck with the result that we almost lost the whole top in the water. |
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| Bullet holes tore only small dents in the walls and Alyssa's grenade left a large black mark in the middle of the wall. |
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| Its thorns latched on and tore holes in our flesh leaving gaps of salty disbelief. |
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| There were tears running down my cheeks as I tore off a swatch from my trusty old shirt and wrapped the pieces inside. |
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| He tore his biceps muscle on the third play of 2000, and the K.C. running game never recovered. |
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| He tore his hamstring tendon graft while skiing at 5 months after electrothermal shrinkage. |
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| After applying a little lipstick in front of the mirror quickly, I tore down the hallway, Angelina at my heals. |
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| I was so excited about it that I tore through my house Friday night, looking for the perfect picture from which to paint from. |
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| The grizzled Sathe dismissed the guard with a disgusted hiss and a swat across the ears that tore the fragile membrane. |
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| The young boy from the left wing tore across the library, turning over every table and fire lit lamp as he did so. |
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| The three Weimeraners were left trapped indoors as flames tore through the house in Warren Road, Banstead, at around 3pm. |
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| It has been a cheerless four months since the storm tore this section of New Orleans to pieces. |
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| Gravel sprayed behind him as he tore along the drive, aiming for the great iron gates ahead. |
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| Strained, muffled cries, sobs that pierced the air and pierced my heart, small whimpers that tore me apart, but from what? |
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| Love hurt, it tore you apart, it destroyed lives and hearts and everything. |
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| The tank will no longer have thick foam insulation on the spot where it tore off Columbia at liftoff. |
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| Holden Road was sold for 30 grand to a property developer who tore it down and a hideous development stands on the site. |
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| Soon the wind rose to a crescendo as it tore through trees and over roof tops. |
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| I tore myself away from the desk this morning and went to watch my girls swim. |
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| I tore myself away from the little screen to make some effort at getting my notes together for my class. |
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| Reluctantly, I tore myself away from the computer and went into the bedroom. |
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| Or was he a cruel and egotistical monster who tore people down to build himself up? |
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| They really tore him down so he had no choice but to come out at midnight and do something to repair his image. |
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| He then tore off his white gloves, and stuffed the garments into his knapsack as he drew closer to a pub near the outskirts of Firith. |
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| But on August 24, a day before its delegation left for the earth summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, the government tore into the report. |
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| The Tracey Review tore into Captain Toohey's reasoning and his explosive conclusions, and this is the report the Government released last night. |
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| Cranking the steering wheel hard away from the curb, I tore into the night. |
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| He shoved his knife roughly into his pocket, wiped sweat quickly off his face, and tore a piece of cloth off the hem of his tunic. |
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| The St Augustine MP also tore into Government's social sector programmes, particularly those targeting the development of the family. |
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| Holding the edge following a 9-8 triumph at Meadowbank a year ago, the Scots tore into attack. |
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| In training two days later, her Achilles tore on the take-off for an Arabian double front on floor exercise. |
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| Then, in some unexplained way, the sprocket chain tore loose and managed to wrap itself about the boy's neck, strangling him. |
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| She reminded me so much of Jonathan that it almost tore me apart to see her tear-stained face. |
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| I tore my dura, which is the wrap around my spine which holds in spinal fluid. |
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| It is believed that they captured prey with their retractable tentacles and passed it to their mouth where a beak-like jaw tore it into pieces. |
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| Moments later Alan Gilger tore through on goal, he had only the keeper to beat but his shot for the top corner went the wrong side of the post. |
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| He tore open the package, to reveal crumpled rice paper wadded up around a much smaller box in the center of the package. |
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| Startled by a vehicle, Manny Babbitt ran for cover, and tore through the screen door of the first house he came to. |
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| Unfortunately, I tore a muscle in my abductor and the specialists have told me I can expect to be out for six to eight weeks. |
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| By early 2005, he booted Roll Wid Us out across London's pirate radiosphere, tore up clubs and supported 50 Cent. |
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| They tore metal window bars off the front of Parnella House and were smashing the bus shelter with them. |
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| Fire sparked, rose to a peak and danced under heated fumes that rose, tore at its periphery and crumbled to ashes. |
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| She tore the wrapping from a package and lifted out a tiny white hand-knitted matinee jacket. |
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| I tore into the envelope and pulled out the letter, skimming quickly over it. |
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| A second croak tore like a whip-lash through the silent forest. |
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| In those first weeks, I tore around my new home on various borrowed bikes, electrified by this unbeautiful city, as thrillingly jarring as a Dada cut-up. |
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| They tore off his dirty black garments and threw him into the bath. |
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| She tore me apart, demeaning me and bruising my ego greatly. |
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| Columnist Art Buchwald, then engaged in a long-running feud with Alsop, tore the photos up. |
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| When Viking invaders tore through 9th-century Europe, only one Anglo-Saxon leader was able to withstand their ferocious onslaught. |
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| It tore me apart Friday when I heard that Rihanna was already planning to reconcile with her batterer. |
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| And cotton crops would often fail when pests like the boll weevil tore through the fields. |
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| A few minutes later she watched as the cad tore his hair out screaming on his front lawn. |
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| Whilst we were sailing, a marmoset chanced upon the book, as it was negligently laid by, which wantonly playing therewith plucked out certain leaves, and tore them in pieces. |
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| His rescuer was warehouseman Jason Weardon, 32, who tore off Robert's blazing clothes and wrapped him in clingfilm to protect his wounds from infection. |
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| They tore up two of the rails, taking out the spikes, but leaving the rails in position, as they knew that the jar of the train would be sufficient to throw them out of place. |
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| He pulled a pack of sugar out of the container and tore a side off of it. |
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| This indicates an explosion inside the engine that spewed debris and tore away the cowling. |
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| As they fought she grabbed hold of the mask and tore it off his face. |
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| Those needing pretexts could preach national necessity when they tore down bells or walked off with plate that could be recast into guns or coinage. |
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| It was Aeschylus who recast him as suffering hero and enemy of divine tyranny, crucified on a crag in the Caucasus where Zeus's eagle tore at his vitals. |
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| His killers were women devotees of the old, displaced cult of Dionysus, who tore him apart. |
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| In an existing courtyard, the Goodmans removed an old boxwood hedge that cramped the area, tore out the lawn, and added a multilevel flagstone patio and fountain. |
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| She tore up the rejection slip, and she put it in her dog's bowl. |
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| Five feet of seawater tore through the streets of the low-lying Brooklyn neighborhood Monday night. |
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| We tore old cedar shakes off the roof and re-roofed with roofing paper. |
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| I tore open his trouser leg and poured sulfa powder into the wound. |
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| Yet only two days into his holiday, he found himself so captivated by the island he famously tore up his return train ticket and threw it into the sea. |
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| The apostle Paul, facing the same situation, tore his robes with horror. |
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| Now with both hands, he ripped it apart, and tore it into shreds. |
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| On October 18 an articulated lorry pulled up a large section of the pavement and tore through safety fencing as its driver tried to turn it around. |
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| Two years later I found that note and tore it into tiny pieces. |
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| He pulled up another piece of grass and tore it in half down the middle. |
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| Ivan tore off his sleeve and wrapped it around the wound on Joan's arm. |
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| When I tore off two sheets, there was no second folding, no second wiping. |
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| I tore off part of a page and wrote my name and telephone numbers on it. |
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| While he tore off bits of fish, his family cried pathetically for a bite. |
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| The edges of the hole snagged and tore his robes, scratching him all over. |
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| The blast tore a hole in the floor of the car under the driver's seat. |
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| However, things took a sudden turn for the worse the summer before his senior season when he tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. |
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| Robin and SpellCaster tore across the parking lot in record time. |
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| I tore along the ditch, as the car was struggling to stay in control. |
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| The fact that Sen would be getting hurt in the end tore him apart. |
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| Afterward, half-a-dozen young philosophy students went up to her and, being incredibly nasty and critical, tore her apart for the way she had delivered the talk. |
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| I thought when I ran against him 4 years ago, he just tore me apart. |
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| I immediately tried to call Melissa to find out what the scoop was before I tore into Bob who I assumed had planned merry bird adventures instead of working at the store. |
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| The 20-year-old veered off the script and tore into New Labour, politely but firmly telling the most powerful man in Britain he was wrong, as he sat across the table. |
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| And on the back of his authority's top-rating, East Riding Tory leader Stephen Parnaby last night tore into Mr Clarke for misrepresenting the authority. |
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| Darren Lehmann, coming in at 73 for four, decided attack was the best form of defence, and he tore into Simon Francis, smashing him for 32 from the first nine balls. |
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| Bernard was more patient in his knock, but Breese did not want to return on Monday, and with this in mind, he tore into the Guyana attack and raced his side to their target. |
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| Andrew nodded, tore a page out of the sketch book in his pocket and scratched out his number with a stumpy pencil hooked in the books ring binder. |
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| Kayla scrawled her signature on the prescription pad and tore it off. |
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| I accidentally screwed it in too tight and the head of the bolt tore off. |
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| I hurriedly tore a piece of paper from my binder and began to write. |
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| By comparison, the estrogen levels at the start of menses in the women who tore the ACL during the ovulatory or luteal phases were significantly lower. |
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| The bullet tore through my voice box and larynx before lodging itself in my trapezius. |
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| Unexpectedly, a cheer tore through the crowd like a Mexican wave, my heartbeat increasing, making me feel energized and agitated, more determined than ever. |
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| As a Blue Hawk, she was the best medic available, and with neat motions she tore her tunic into bandages and bound the wounded limbs tightly to staunch the bleeding. |
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| The debate on the Maastricht Treaty tore apart the last Tory government. |
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| Sequestration tore at our threadbare social safety net, and this deal leaves the damage intact. |
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| In Seattle, they found a 1968 Fiat 850 Spyder that had been converted to electric, trailered it home to Spokane and tore it apart in their garage. |
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| When his turn arrived Daylyt said nothing, tore off the mask, and rent his clothes, removing his microphone in the process. |
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| The now shieldless Sestuan landed on the attacking ship and first tore through the missile pods that had shot him, hoping to hit something to ignite another explosion. |
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| Jim examined the damaged tissue, then tore a piece of his shirt tail off and tried to make a bandage that would keep the metal from touching the raw flesh. |
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| A year later, the press speculated that Bubbles died when a fire tore through Jackson's Santa Barbara menagerie. |
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| Tru hung her gown away safely, then tore off her sweat-soaked uniform before she sloshed water all over her body, scrubbing away her stench with soap. |
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| He banged his head on a coin slot, tore a hole in it the size of a quarter, started bleeding bad and couldn't find anything to plug the hole with but washing powder. |
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| Propelled through the air with an accompanying plume of sulphurous smoke, yet another lead slug tore through the wooden board which happened to be today's target. |
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| Angry people tore a Russian flag down, and overturned vehicles parked outside the embassy. |
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| Shs tore a ligament in her left knee Wednesday during practice for the Winter X Games and will not have a chance to go for her fifth straight gold medal in snowboard cross. |
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| I tore off a tiny piece and it broke every time I stretched it. |
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| There was less than a minute of silence, and then two police cruisers tore down the vacuous street with their sirens on and stopped in front of the restaurant. |
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| Ivy was eight when Spanish influenza tore through the country. |
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| Jake tore his gaze away, and quickly bundled everything together and handed a pack to each person, hoping Freya hadn't noticed how much lighter hers was. |
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| Nothing new, but in catapulting over the handlebars, he tore his liver, and in 32 years of daredevil stunts, it was the one that brought him closest to death. |
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| When the chuck wagon tore out around the ring, our horses tore after it. |
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| A strong wind came from the west, and its howl could be heard throughout the city as it whipped through dark alleys and tore past cars and people. |
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| Shakarr tore the beam off and clobbered her over the head with it. |
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| The pedal of his bicycle tore into the calf of his leg and he required two operations, on Friday and Saturday, to clean and stitch the gaping wound. |
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| She tore a sleeve off her lab coat, and tied it around the man's leg. |
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| They did what the wanted when they wanted, they said whatever they pleased and they tore others down faster than you could figure out your own comeback to the snippy replies. |
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| A keeper threw in huge slabs of raw meat, and the beasts tore them apart in front of us, while we were fed interesting titbits of information by another keeper. |
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| Herodotus found the practice among the Pontic Scythians, and, according to the Maccabees, the ancient Persians tore away the scalp of one of their prisoners. |
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| I tore down the flowery wallpaper and painted the walls white. |
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| I felt crabbed and stinging-eyed and almost tore her head off. |
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| They shoved a metal rod into her and tore her insides apart. |
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| At first Maud, so afraid for her husband and baby, was unable to eat, but within a few days she tore into burnt cowflesh like any soldadera. |
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| Mount Pisgah Arboretum tore down its rusting Quonset hut Monday to make way for a new, airy pavilion. |
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| The historian Thomas Babington Macaulay and other critics ridiculed his weak arguments and tore them to shreds. |
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| The brawl that tore the Big Brother house apart when Michelle and Emma returned from the bedsit is being investigated by police. |
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| He tore his clothing to pieces in a fit of madness brought on by a diet of nothing but raw turtles. |
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| They tore down some tents of the sit-in and set fire to the others. |
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| The white pointer tore two chunks from swimmer Jason Cull's left leg, leaving him floundering and screaming for help. |
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| He tore a piece of meat off the breast and stroked her coat while she ate. |
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| Mark tore two ribs from his spine in the aftermath of the fall and suffered vertigo and hyperventilation. |
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| She went into rehab tore up but cleaned up quite nicely before her departure. |
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| His starboard wing tore off the parked plane's vertical stabilizer, while his starboard gear dragged through the aft part of the fuselage. |
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| Culpepper tore the anterior cruciate, medial collateral and posterior cruciate ligaments in his right knee in Sunday's loss at Carolina. |
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| The sharp-toothed cog tore his shirt when he brushed against it while installing it. |
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| Last November he tore his cranial cruciate ligament and surgery was performed on Dec. |
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| When the twister tore through Moore, Mona Thomas lost everything. |
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| Water dripped from the little man at the oars, but he kept on rowing until another giant wave tore the oars from the oarlocks. |
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| Outside, Billy broke the cellophane on a hardpack of Marlboro Reds, tore out the foil, and extracted a cigarette. |
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| He was so nearly retired after he tore suspensory ligaments in the 1996 Greenalls Gold Cup at Haydock. |
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| Television tore up the entire pea patch. Radio was so big, so dominant, so powerful in 1939 that television seemed mostly talk and conjecture. |
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| So Clark and team at Unimelb tore down a Wii balance board and hacked into its strain gauges and accelerometers to tap into their raw data. |
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| I walked away from the fire and tore up green bracken, caw-cannying not to slash my fingers on stalks. |
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| Kinglake mum Nesh Sinclair dived into a wombat burrow with her children as flames tore past. |
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| Steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal tore down a house he bought for pounds 4million to build his pounds 15million hideaway. |
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| In the end, internal conflict tore apart the New Jewel Movement. |
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| Williams tore his labrum during USC's first spring practice, after originally injuring the shoulder at Arkansas. |
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| No doubt Mother tore a strip off him last night. She will never forgive him for turning away a suitor. |
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| But Celtic could smell blood and they tore the Reds apart in the 12th minute. |
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| On March 16, 2006, angry Kurds in Halabja, Iraq, tore down a monument dedicated to the memory of the 1988 poison gas attacks by Saddam Hussein. |
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| The tornado tore through 48 miles of Worcester County including a large area of the city of Worcester. |
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| No sooner had I walked out of the court room when I tore open the letter and saw that it was addressed to the Kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan. |
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| Lest anyone find her treasure, she tore the map asunder and cast its pieces into the wind. |
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| The bear was able to reach the truck and tore one of the doors off the truck before Hoshino was able to drive off. |
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| When the librarians refused to buy it, the forger angrily tore up the volume in front of them and stormed out. |
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| The single-stud extractor that was integral to the breechblock often tore through the folded rim of the early copper cartridges. |
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| The force of the impact tore the toe off the sock and whatever was in it came out. |
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