Causing injury or blight; especially affecting with sudden violence or plague or ruin.
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But Gull said Afghan emeralds were often damaged, especially by the blasting.
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Try to make it short barrel with a lot of blasting power.
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Critics say the years of blasting and vibrations will affect property prices.
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They are blasting all along the Hudson shore and in Central Park.
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It's possible that meteoroids are striking Bennu, blasting material up into space.
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The task of blasting out the ledge was not a simple matter.
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Albert became waterboy; Earl was powder monkey, in charge of all blasting.
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The men holding the fire hose continued blasting water into the cloud.
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Grant looked back at the streams of water blasting from the spillways.
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You already know we are blasting the tunes in the EBONY offices.
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Otago University zoologist Liz Slooten said the blasting noise could disorientate whales.
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Annie Oakley came next, blasting away at an array of impossible targets.
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Again the spaceport reverberated to the sound of a ship blasting off.
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The sound he heard was the unmistakable blasting roar of a spaceship.
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And she had been so looking forward to blasting something with it.
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The blasting rod helped me focus that kind of magic, contain it.
