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She was taken to North Korea and forced to teach Japanese etiquette to an agent who helped explode a bomb on a Korean Air flight in 1987.

That's also true of Amazon's "Transparent," now in its third season, which was, as ever, the best show of the year, a visionary intervention by Jill Soloway, who has helped explode the boundaries of what TV is capable of not merely in terms of representation but in sheer directorial swashbuckle.

That's also true of Amazon's "Transparent," now in its third season, which was, as ever, the best show of the year, a visionary intervention by Jill Soloway, who has helped explode the boundaries of what TV is capable of — not merely in terms of representation but in sheer directorial swashbuckle.

It began as a humble Kickstarter campaign, only to find a cult following that helped explode the game into a multi-million dollar company.

How many of those seniors realize that Tim Johnson voted for the Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit that helped explode our deficit and create the infamous "doughnut hole" in medical coverage?

He decried how the Bush tax cuts, the Bush war in Iraq and the Bush prescription drug plan helped explode the deficit, squandering the Clinton surplus and plunging us deep in debt.

The inquiry would help explode any such myths about the events, he said.

Giving the next generation strong father figures would not only help explode the glass ceiling, it might also be the best hope for those failing boys in school who lack male role models.

If nothing else, though, the company pledges should help explode the myth – perpetuated by the US Chamber of Commerce and much of the Republican Party – that government regulation of carbon emissions will harm the economy and destroy jobs.

Om Malik at GigaOm thinks that the new array camera helps explode what he calls "the megapixel myth"–the notion that "the more megapixels we have on our mobile phone camera, the better our photos will be". A higher number of smaller lenses may be the real path forward making Pelican's new camera more than the sum of its parts.

Ostrander hopes the study will help explode the "huge myth" that sharks are immune to cancer--a misapprehension shared even by "people in my own field," he says.