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The impact ripped off his right hand and blew shrapnel from his sword and armor clean through his arm.
The pressure blew out all the junk they jammed in there.
Borders, of course, isn't going to say that the book trade is fine and sound and that it simply blew it.
But then they went a little bit out of their way to add some astronomy, and kinda blew it.
Sixteen seconds after that, they blew the haywire rocket up.
They blew trumpets and set the loudest voiced of the heroes to call out to those upon the island.
Um, in case you missed, they already blew their opportunity.
Last night, a typhoon blew in from the east, and showers have been falling off and on all morning.
The fungus produced a long stalk tipped with spores, which eventually blew away, presumably to infect more ants.
So if the device blew out in the early morning hours, students were left stranded.
He blew my second candle out, he said one was enough.
What's more they would have some semi-valid sort of case given the risks of spreading radioactive material if things blew up.
At this location it blew part of the roof off of a large barn.
The winds blew down power lines, trees and crops and blew roofs off houses.
The well blew out, the blowout preventer failed, and the drilling rig caught fire and eventually sank.
The breath that carried his words crystallized and blew away.
The army then blew up fourteen houses in the village.
The whistle blew and the train gave a jolt to signify its imminent departure.
Everyone blew up balloons and let them go all at the same time, which looked really cool.
But they had a post recently that kinda, well, blew it epically.
And our captain was up on the deck on watch, and it blew him off the ship into the water.
Four decades ago racists blew up churches and beat civil-rights marchers.
They brought their cupped hands to their mouths and blew loon calls back and forth.
Six octopuses examined the bottles and lost interest, but two blew them repeatedly into their tanks' jets.
Thunderstorm winds blew down numerous large tree limbs and part of the roof of a barn was blown off.
Unfortunately, the tarp blew off on the interstate, causing a six car pile up.
In the end, it was the cost that blew away the wind farm.
Apple already blew up user interface design with the mouse and then the touchscreen.
The high wind of inspiration blew through his long, packed, isolated rustication.
The wind blew her garments, and her unbound hair streamed loose behind her.
Meh, it wouldn't be the first time government blew money on something useless.
They belched and blew into the face of whoever was standing beside them.
But then gamma-ray bursts came on the scene, and blew away those distances.
One day he forgot to vent some of his bottles properly and they blew up.
In other words, the wind blew strongly enough to drive all the turbines approx one day per week.
Plastic bags blew into the cedars and caught on the branches.
One suggestion was that it's due to the shock wave as the supersonic missile blew through the tenuous upper atmosphere.
The pens were found lying on the ground and blew up when people pulled off their caps.
They routinely blew off office hours and spent research days at other employment.
The authors hypothesize that either wind blew the jellyfish into shallower water or the creatures swam there in search of prey.
Several million volts coursed through our wiring and blew out nearly every electrical appliance that was plugged in.
He blew up the questionable line and made it a seven-day story.
She repeatedly blew off the physical, the executive recalls.
Mark untied the life raft, and it immediately blew away.
One day an ice storm blew through the state, bringing down power and telephone lines in its wake.
He pulled a mangled contraption off a shelf and blew dust from it.
Inflation simply blew them up, preserving the overall uniformity that astronomers still see.
More and more the wind blew, until at last it gusted and brought on a storm.
Unfortunately, it also blew the roof off the reactor building.
The crescent moon provided almost no light, and soon a rain squall blew in obscuring what little light there was.
He dropped ballerinas on the floor, threw dinner plates at people, and blew his nose on hotel towels.
As it hunted, the animal continuously blew bubbles from its nose, which it quickly re-inhaled.
Neither of you were having much success in your careers when this all blew up.
They evacuated in haste when this missile blew past them or perhaps in response to the impact itself.
She seized it with a spasm of relief, put it to her lips, and blew with all her remaining strength.
At the time, my parents had only been married for about two years and whatever savings they had, they blew them that summer.
Far ahead, the engine's whistle blew, full-throated and remorseful.
He stopped at one red light, but blew through the next one a few feet away.
One day the sheer size of the electrical gear and lights blew the circuit breakers.
The senior optician was fired for insubordination when he blew the whistle.
After the well blew, engineers spent a lot of time getting the pinchers to pinch.
But what blew me away is something you may not notice immediately in the picture.
The tornado blew out many windows in office buildings.
Then a pickup truck blew through a stop sign, totaling our vehicle.
Then, a chemical reaction happened which is impossible because there was no energy to begin with, and the something blew up.
Soon, even shade-tree mechanics could build motors that blew away production models.
So everything in this room must at some point have been part of a big star that then blew up and got scattered into the universe.
The first rocket-propelled grenade blew the right rear door off.
But costs for the house, which opened this fall, blew well past estimates.
They watched in awe as part of the comet's crust blew off and its core lit up in a fiery blaze.
As it turned out, the toddlers with the risk allele blew right by their counterparts.
When she thought the chimney and shade had cooled sufficiently she got up and blew down the chimney.
The final whistle blew, and fans spilled onto the field.
We knew climbers would be interested, but what really blew us away was how the general public was captivated by the story.
And that was how things were starting to play out before a quite different crisis, in the financial system, blew up.
Its name remained secret right up to the moment when the signpost blew it.
Again, huge amounts of energy were released, heating up the normal star's outer layers so much they eventually blew off the star.
Two weeks later another windstorm blew across the landscape.
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