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Stravinsky successively flattered it ("The Firebird"), sharpened its aim ("Petrouchka"), then blew it to smithereens ("The Rite of Spring").
The Mayor not only anticipated Lazio's strategy, however, he also blew it to smithereens.
Days later, the military surrounded a house where they claimed militants were sheltering, and blew it to pieces with grenades.
Most, however, have been observed at such large distances that astronomers could not pinpoint what was there before the explosion blew it to smithereens.
"I blew it, to tell you the truth," Dukakis told students, noting that candidates then weren't as absorbed with polling or as savvy about what the data revealed as they are today.
Another time, he forced a captured guerrilla to write a letter to his mother, dated several weeks later, then killed the man, strapped a bomb to his body, and blew it to pieces.
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He then blows it to bits.
The 7 July bombings should have blown it to pieces.
"For a Bradley or a tank, a mine blows it to pieces.
Running the Springfield Nuclear Plant from home, he nearly blows it to smithereens.
You could blow it to pieces like St . Louisdid in 1972 with Pruitt-Igo.
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