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explosion rip
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10.66 |
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A massive explosion ripped through the building. |
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bomb rip
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5.66 |
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Bomb rips through hotel. |
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blast rip
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4.54 |
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The blast ripped the vehicle in two. |
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tornado rip
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1.91 |
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The tornado ripped the roof off his house. |
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wind rip
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1.58 |
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The wind rips over the ground. |
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bullet rip
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1.18 |
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A single bullet had ripped into his throat. |
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fire rip
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1.12 |
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Heavy machine gun fire ripped through the air. |
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storm rip
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0.92 |
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Deadly storm rips through Philippines. |
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company rip
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0.53 |
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Still other companies ripped up loan agreements. |
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roof rip
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0.53 |
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Some roofs ripped loose, utility poles toppled. |
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series rip
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0.46 |
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A series of explosions ripped through the crowd on Friday, killing three people and wounding seven. |
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worker rip
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0.46 |
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Inside, workers ripped them apart with hammers and screwdrivers. |
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man rip
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0.39 |
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The man can rip. |
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people rip
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0.39 |
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Your people ripped off the land from the Indians a long time ago. |
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player rip
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0.39 |
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Twins players ripped the trade. |
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demonstrator rip
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0.33 |
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Demonstrators ripped down imperial statues. |
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fan rip
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0.33 |
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Other fans ripped up street signs and paraded them around an intersection near the University of Maryland campus. |
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force rip
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0.33 |
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The force ripped his clothes from his body. |
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grenade rip
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0.33 |
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The grenade ripped into his wife and daughter and two other children. |
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police rip
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0.33 |
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After they had passed, the police ripped up the sign. |