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Does "rips into" mean "thrust/pierce the heart"?

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Prosecution rips into Jodi Arias' testimony, character

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http://www.usatoday.com/videos/news/nation/2013/02/26/1948031/

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[+3] - engineer - 02/26/2013No, it means to attack with great ferocity, in this case verbally in court.

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@oristarA,

No, it means to attack with great ferocity, in this case verbally in court.

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@engineer,

Cool usage.
Thanks

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