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A yacht was dynamited and a naval base attacked.
Railway bridges have been dynamited, and long-distance transport is practically at a standstill.
I do not mind the idea of dynamiting the system, because people are genuinely distressed by it and feel that it needs radical change.
The tenants know that although the cost of dynamiting the estate will be high —about £26·5 million—the cost of trying to improve it will be even higher, at about £27 million.
They should be dynamited and levelled off, but, because the upper part belongs to one owner and the lower part to another, nothing has been done about them.
Unfortunately, he was dynamited himself.
They want it dynamited to the ground.
Are we to take it that the police and the military are to be congratulated on having got the people out before the houses were dynamited?
Dynamite's body had clearly degenerated to the point where he was practically skin and bones, as the bottom portion of his tights were very loose.
The great removal of dust took place in the dynamite explosion of 1888.
We need dynamite at the present time in many directions.
I will look at it again and see if it is political dynamite.
We might even be prepared to face political dynamite.
Over the long term what we are up to could be dynamite.
Surely, here is a racial issue with dynamite in it.
