Last month, they paraded through Jogjakarta with graphic, blown-up images of clashes with security forces.
And for his company's twin CD-ROM portfolio of designs, Shindo presents the discs as "eyes" on the blown-up image of a face.
Blown-up Herman Leonard photos of legendary musicians cover the windows of the former Commerce High School, directly across the street from the new center.
Investigators then found a vehicle identification number on a piece of the blown-up van that they traced to Mohammed Salameh, who had rented the van.
His first opponent - Belshaw - appeared to be a blown-up cruiserweight who looked uncomfortable in the ring against Harrison, while Hughes caught the 37-year-old with far too much ease.
Though Surface's look and feel is now final, the team's design room remains papered in blown-up photos, a mix of renderings and inspirational objects -- things like a slim Moleskine notebook.
But the most pernicious rationalization of all is this one: That children can watch hundreds of people shot, stabbed, eviscerated, blown-up, beheaded and electrocuted every week and yet suffer no effect to their psyches.
We'll see whether magazines and movie sales are enough to turn around so-so market share, but if you were hoping Rubin would address criticisms that Android tablet apps are just blown-up phone apps, you'll have to keep waiting.
In Nablus, during the Palestinian Intifadah that broke out in October 2000, a most disturbing "exhibition" was presented to the general public in the city public square, which showed in inhuman detail the replicas of blown-up limbs and body pieces of Israelis who had perished in a restaurant by Hamas Islamikaze.
Packed with speakers, an array of wireless sensors and the ability to send video signals to your TV sans cables, the concept docking station is meant to stylishly hold your KDDI handset (lots of 'em will be compatible in due time) and beam a blown-up version of your phone's UI onto your television or LCD monitor.
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But the heart of the book is the story of how this full-blown late Romantic grew up in semi-detached suburbia by the River Thames during the second world war, and set out from there in search of a rainbow that turned out to be made of celluloid.
The edible oil factory, a big flour mill, the hospital and customs office have totally collapsed - apparently blown up.
The BBC's Caroline Wyatt said the troops had been on patrol alongside Afghan police officers when their vehicle - believed to be a Snatch Land Rover or weapon-mounted WMIK version - was blown up.
In one respect, the row over top-up fees has also been over-blown.
In 1996, Europe's Ariane-5 rocket was blown up by ground controllers after it veered off course 40 seconds into its maiden flight.
The predictably limited dynamic range of the Sensation's camera does mean that in high contrast situations you'll end up with either blown-out skies or overcast landscapes, depending on what you choose to focus on and how the camera meters the available light, but that needn't be a tragedy -- it can lead to more artsy and interesting imagery.
Several of its would-be bombers have accidentally blown themselves up before killing others.
They are said to have blown up a monument to Russian-Kabardine friendship.
Mohammad Yousuf looks certain to return as Pakistan desperately seek some resilience to a batting line-up that has been blown away far too easily in the course of this series.
Some 34% of the survivors who were trapped inside the Murrah building in Oklahoma City when it was blown up came down with post-traumatic stress disorder, a disease in which patients can suffer from flashbacks, heightened anxiety and social withdrawal, according to surveys done by North.
And 30, 000 people attended the funeral of Atef Abayat, the leader of Fatah's al-Aqsa military arm, who with two colleagues was blown up in his car near Bethlehem on October 18th in what was almost certainly an Israeli-planned assassination.
The temporary bridge was subsequently blown up, closing the main Enniskillen-Dublin road for several decades.
Now, however, a row has blown up at the biggest and best-known of these firms Baosteel, the mainland's leading steelmaker.
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For now, any settlements broken up will be replaced with full-blown military bases until circumstances in the Palestinian territories fundamentally change.
Dr. HILTERMAN: The Iranians would send these young - so-called volunteers across minefields where many were blown up, of course, many of these were teenagers, towards the Iraqi positions.
And the FDA is less likely to be concerned with adequate supplies for US patients now that Genzyme is gearing up production, even though full-blown availability is not expected until May or June.
His venture, Bigelow Aerospace , is using technology originally developed by NASA to develop inflatable habitats, each one of which could be shipped into space, blown up to about the size of a three-bedroom house and connected to a structure such as the International Space Station.
But here is the important fact: concessions were negotiated between Mr Hunt and Mr Murdoch that would have allowed the takeover to take place - if the deal had not eventually been blown up by the public and political furore over News International's role in phone hacking.
MyDamnChannel.com was just blown up and brought back to life by our Editor-in-Chief, Maria Diokno.
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Since 2003 there have been 375-plus attacks on Iraq oil assets: pipelines blown up, engineers shot, fuel trucks set on fire.
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