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tear apart







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By 1860, hundreds of thousands had been moved southward, tearing apart families while fueling the Cotton Kingdom.

From The Wall Street Journal

As bubbles accumulate, the magma becomes more buoyant and rises faster, sometimes tearing apart and erupting explosively.

From Science Daily

The most consistent explanation is a supermassive black hole slowly tearing apart a colossal star.

From Science Daily

How do you solve a problem like the “groypers”? The question is tearing apart sections of the American conservative movement after the Heritage Foundation last week rushed headlong into the wrong answer.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead of the entire plate snapping at once, it tears apart in smaller sections.

From Science Daily