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Or is she simply the first to sense something destructive about him?

They needed to open the body in the least destructive way.

But for the six years after 2001, Brown became a destructive force.

He'll let them know, but not in a destructive kind of way.

I believe it's a very destructive force in any work.

It was also the most destructive one in American history.

That would be even more destructive than the current policy.

Remember, every time you had to read, reading was a destructive process.

I saw it as more about love and its destructive power.

This current government must be the most destructive on record.

Although not as destructive, the fear was about to come 4 months later.

As is shown in history, his destructive nature took over.

Without seeing any future for themselves, children do destructive things.

The first stage is to stop doing some of these destructive things.

I cannot tell you how destructive that kind of thing is in a movie.

It's also become destructive, and I'm going to need some of your people down there.

But this time, it did not seem to be of a destructive nature.

Something powerful and destructive was at work in the city.

The war was the largest and most destructive in human history, with 60 million dead across the world.

Sometimes, though, the trees are cut down, a more destructive practice.

However, I actually remember the 80s and how destructive her policies were.

Their destructive effect on the society must be a major cause for concern.

War, with all its violence, is too destructive a means for a people who value human life.

"What if you have a chance to take action against people who are planning to do something very destructive?"