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I like science most because you get to blow up stuff.
A movie led someone to want to blow up my home?
Other problems, though under control today, may blow up in the future.
I saw them a couple of months ago, and they just blew up the place.
One thing led to another, and the place blew up.
Just before I did, the whole thing blew up above me.
She could just blow up in his face any time.
Not a real one but the kind you have to blow up.
But we got them before they could blow up the whole city.
He had to get her away from them before the whole case blew up.
I asked her about last night, and she blew up.
I don't believe they want to blow up the relationship.
On the view today the issue of words and race blew up.
Last week everything blew up once again and I went over to the home.
You'd never know when one of them was going to blow up over something.
They are going to blow up the world and start over?
His car blew up when he turned on the key.
Maybe he can figure out another way to blow up his own country.
Who would have wanted to blow up a woman and a child?
Not needed, and too likely to blow up in his face.
Your response has been, in the past, to blow up our technology.
As a result, the house blew up while everyone was still inside!
No matter which side comes out on top, the president's policy will blow up in his face.
"I've never been so sure of a decision even when the whole world blew up all around us."
First, you need to hear about how a simple little thing can cause our risk systems to blow up.
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