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torched
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Torched
Torched is the recording guitarist Michael Hedges was working on at the time of his fatal automobile accident in 1997. It was released posthumously on the Windham Hill label.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of torched in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of torched in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
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Those who incite against Israel's Arabs, should not be surprised that churches and mosques are torched and even a baby is burned in the dead of night.
It should surprise no one that when some call the gay parade a parade of animals, that a 16-year-old girl is stabbed, those who incite against Israel's Arabs, should not be surprised that churches and mosques are torched and even a baby is burned in the dead of night.
What a backwards world we live in where the media didn't [care] about police officers getting killed and businesses torched, but they lionize a response in which a female protester was shot dead, point-blank, imagine if she was BLM -- how would this turn out differently? Just think about that. That's why this is a circus; a clown show, and I don't buy the fake tears.
I went inside as the house was burning. The fire had moved to his entire body, up to his face. There was no hair on his head, the fire burnt his clothes; he was naked and torched.
Media houses will not be torched, all the past killings and attacks of journalists will be probed. Also there won't be any phone tapping as in the past.
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