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If even a third of registered Republicans show up tonight to caucus, it would smash previous attendance records.

If Chelsea were to secure the deal it would smash the record British transfer fee of £34m paid by Manchester City for Robinho.

The fruit-farmers and the families of the main town, where two-fifths of these peasants actually live, hate the idea: it would smash up their valley, their livelihoods and indeed their houses, they fear.

He opposed the introduction of a carbon tax last year by the Labour government, saying it would smash like a wrecking ball through the economy, and promised to overturn it if he was elected this year.

His plans to hit high-income earners with a deficit tax have been derided by members of his own Liberal-National coalition as "political suicide" because it would smash a campaign promise.

Something that size hitting the Earth at any sort of speed and it would smash into the Earth at a remarkable rate of speed would certainly cause destruction on a wide scale.

But it's not one-sixth of our budget, it'd smash our budget to bits.

"Imagine a drugged up robot," he mused, "it'd smash everyone in the face and it wouldn't even notice". Angus Harrison.

Like, "touch it slightly too hard, but ever so slightly mind you, yes, that slightly," and it'd smash into smithereens delicate.

The IBF champion, Lucien Bute, I would smash to bits in six rounds.

"If I was to take one again, I'd smash it.