More unsettling news in the water disaster afflicting Flint, Mich.
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The malaise afflicting the German armed forces has deep roots.
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His fate reflects the stormy seas afflicting the investment business.
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Are our smartphones afflicting us all with symptoms of ADHD?
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Alzheimer's disease is the leading cause, afflicting 5.7 million people.
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These headwinds are afflicting truck manufacturers like Volvo, Paccar, and Daimler.
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But a bug afflicting Apple's FaceTime chat has no such ambiguity.
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About 20 years ago, it began afflicting athletes in contact sports.
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The problem was even afflicting Pigeon Forge, which was largely unscathed.
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And a Harvard economist examines the pay gap afflicting women in employment.
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But the biggest problem afflicting city dwellers is not some minor inconvenience.
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For that Mr Cameron can thank the litany of woes afflicting Europe.
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The rot afflicting the G.O.P. is comprehensive — moral, intellectual, political and reputational.
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A drought afflicting much of east Africa has wrecked crops and killed animals.
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Afflicting mainly boys, it weakens their muscles and eventually confines them to wheelchairs.
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What I found so disconcerting was the pervasive political polarization afflicting the country.
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Otherwise, it's all braided analog synths, blinking and murmuring and afflicting your pulse.
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Other families pay much more depending on the ailment afflicting their loved one.
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Growth alone does nothing to reverse the social decay afflicting communities across America.
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On Thursday night, we got a hint of the ambivalence afflicting the President-elect.
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On the economic troubles afflicting the American middle class, they have nothing to say.
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The incidence of droughts, such as the one currently afflicting eastern Australia, is increasing.
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"The rot afflicting the G.O.P. is comprehensive — moral, intellectual, political and reputational," he writes.
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But the issue also illustrated the deep strains afflicting Britain after the "Brexit" vote.
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And it's an extension of the situational ethics and negative partisanship afflicting our politics.
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Danske's is just the most spectacular of the money-laundering scandals afflicting northern Europe.
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It is too early to say if the same dynamic is afflicting Mr. Trump.
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Dengue is the world's fastest-growing infectious disease, afflicting hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
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What's next: Drugs and vaccines are available for most of the diseases afflicting the country.
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Dangerous demagogues like Mr Trump thrive in conditions like those now afflicting the global economy.
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This is one – but far from the only – example of dysfunctional diplomacy afflicting the administration.
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The drama in Codogno underscored the worries afflicting the world economy as the coronavirus spreads.
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He is taking antibiotics for the same hacking cough and chest infection afflicting his friend.
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These emails are clearly relevant to the ongoing obstruction of justice investigation afflicting the White House.
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Instead, it's the one afflicting the wrinkled aubergine with yellowing leaves he's carrying in his hand.
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This is all part of a bigger gender-bias problem afflicting the field of artificial intelligence.
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The crisis in Birmingham highlights the chronic problems afflicting much of the country's crumbling prison estate.
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It is just the latest in a litany of troubles afflicting prisons in England and Wales.
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Years passed before the government accepted a "presumptive" connection between herbicides and cancers afflicting Vietnam veterans.
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We do not know where Judge Gorsuch stands on all the important issues afflicting our democracy.
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That plan obviously should include policy ideas to address the stagnation afflicting many working-class communities.
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He still remembers a presentation on dementia pugilistica, a disease afflicting prizefighters now known as CTE.
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Whatever the prevalence of suicides, there is no doubt about the widespread hopelessness afflicting the industry.
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Given its size, experts say, Carnival regularly becomes a lightning rod for problems afflicting the industry.
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"Anti-Semitism is a scourge afflicting this nation, and it must be stamped out," Cuomo said.
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Our journalists examine how the crises afflicting two venerable, historic democracies can impact the whole world.
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Our journalists examine how the crises afflicting two venerable, historic democracies can affect the whole world.
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That is why the problems afflicting both domestic and wild bees represent a danger for people, too.
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This time, however, many of their fears and concerns reflect worries afflicting the rest of the world.
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Republicans have suddenly discovered the economic privations afflicting America's middle class and those struggling to join it.
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Both candidates made strenuous efforts to show they appreciate economic and social problems afflicting African-American communities.
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It is an identity with no outer expression, afflicting people of all skin colors, beliefs, and accents.
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Today's poor and middle-income young may avoid the malaise currently afflicting middle-aged, middle-income whites.
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Across the muddy border, most Haitians would gladly swap their problems for those afflicting the Dominican Republic.
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Mosquito-borne dengue is the world's fastest-growing infectious disease, afflicting hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
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Honeybees are, in fact, struggling under the pressure of many of the same problems afflicting wild species.
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Land grabs by well-connected politicians and businessmen are the biggest problem afflicting this predominantly rural nation.
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But an exercise that was merely tedious has become corrosive in the crisis afflicting the city's subways.
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The G-20 summit will serve as a snapshot of the dysfunction currently afflicting globe trade negotiations.
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Russell Brandom, policy editor: The best part was Phoenix's performance — particularly the laughing fits, which seemed genuinely afflicting.
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Mr. Uchida contends that the fate of the Hotel Okura is emblematic of a trend afflicting Japan's capital.
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The aim, she said, was to try alleviate some of the gender and security problems afflicting her country.
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Otherwise, the world could quickly forget about a disease that's afflicting some of the world's most vulnerable populations.
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Once in denial over challenges to their business model, the generics-makers now acknowledge the symptoms afflicting them.
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And debates are underway about the causes and symptoms of a condition afflicting many of the world's democracies.
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Manufacturing -- the object of his pledge to end the "carnage" afflicting blue-collar workers -- has fallen into recession.
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Some of the injuries afflicting the Mets seem to have more to do with misfortune than anything else.
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However, a border-adjustment tax would provide a large impetus toward fixing many of the problems afflicting us.
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Trump's call to Gold Star family "symptomatic of what I think is afflicting our country right now." pic.twitter.
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Some of the giant hoses were connected to trucks that only contributed to the bad air afflicting Bangkok.
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Slow income growth has been the most persistent problem afflicting the US economy since the recession ended around 2010.
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E. Coli is an extremely common bacteria that typically causes no harm, but certain strains can cause afflicting illness.
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Large pharmaceutical corporations will almost always focus their research and development dollars on ailments afflicting larger numbers of people.
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Slow income growth has been the most persistent problem afflicting the US economy since the recession ended, around 234.
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These are conditions that are afflicting Americans in epidemic proportions and which cause tremendous morbidity (sickness) and mortality (death).
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The current drought is afflicting an area that includes Cyprus, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, the Palestinian territories, Syria and Turkey.
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The president has feuded with lawmakers as protests rage against Maduro's government and the economic turmoil afflicting the country.
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It's harder for union critics to argue that problems afflicting PEIA and teacher pay trouble only the liberal elite.
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Earlier this week, Self said he hoped facing Austin Peay might increase national attention on the cancer afflicting Rhyan.
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Mr. Obama did not mention his successor's name and steered clear of discussing the turbulence afflicting President Trump's administration.
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Confronting an age of unreason There's no question that partisan media has driven the polarization that's afflicting our nation.
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What's atrocious about torture is that someone else is afflicting you, and you don't know when he will stop.
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Rick Valelly, Swarthmore, Pa. I read with great appreciation John Lanchester's account of the disciplinary crisis now afflicting economics.
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He was asked why he'd be the best person to address the housing affordability crisis afflicting his home state.
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Some researchers may want my cells to find a cure for a disease afflicting me or a family member.
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In fact it was just double-trouble afflicting them in the form of identical twin sisters Jocelyne and Monique Lamoureux.
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Zuckerberg's key issue with his company was the speed at which it was dealing with the major conflicts afflicting it.
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If we clearly name the problem afflicting our nation -- polarization -- we can begin to take concrete steps to overcome it.
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But the brand funnels anxieties afflicting European cities that feel besieged by mass tourism, and politicians have started to notice.
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Air France's short-haul business got a similar competitive boost from strikes afflicting the country's national railway operator, Gagey said.
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Issues like foreign policy as well as economic and social problems afflicting African-American communities took prominence during the debate.
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However, Umer admits that it isn't possible for them, at this stage, to determine the exact disease afflicting the animal.
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Or is the handsome gunslinger succumbing to the same breakdown afflicting Dolores, Maeve and who knows how many other hosts?
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The feeling on the street is that the disproportionate violence afflicting Arab communities is the result of deliberate police neglect.
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"A bleached reef is a tragic sight," he said, referring to coral bleaching afflicting the reef thanks to warmer waters.
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I experienced firsthand the operational woes currently afflicting Rent the Runway, including supply chain issues causing widespread delays in shipments.
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I went to Kigali to report on the type of heart disease afflicting Chance and millions of other young people.
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Editorial In the catalog of horrors afflicting the world's most hellish places, South Sudan can check about every bloodied box.
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As of now, though, there appears to be no end in sight to the travel nightmare afflicting tens of thousands.
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And now, I must do even more in my own country, where diseases of bygone eras are again afflicting communities.
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It hit 106 degrees — a record for Japan, which is suffering a weekslong heat wave also afflicting the Korean Peninsula.
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This condition, afflicting an estimated 231,93 Americans, is characterized by uncontrollable, abnormal and repetitive movements caused by mental illness treatments.
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Look, the single animating principle of everything Ryan did and proposed was to comfort the comfortable while afflicting the afflicted.
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" Asked whether the Saudis bore any of the responsibility for the humanitarian disaster afflicting Yemen, the ambassador said: "absolutely not.
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The fact that Israeli authorities believe that this conduct is acceptable speaks volumes as to the moral blindness afflicting them.
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Slow income growth has been the most persistent problem afflicting the US economy in its recovery from the Great Recession.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Front pages continue, understandably, to be dominated by the roughly 130,000 scandals currently afflicting the Trump administration.
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Basal cell carcinoma is the most common form of skin cancer, afflicting more than 90 percent of U.S. skin cancer patients.
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Danske's is just the most spectacular of a string of money-laundering scandals afflicting Europe from the Mediterranean to the Baltic.
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Fortunately, these tendencies do not seem to be afflicting any of the top contenders for the party's nomination at the moment.
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But I think something is afflicting Obamacare that only a public plan can fix—and the hospital industry may even agree.
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Industry today has a difficult time recruiting individuals for a clinical trial that addresses a single disease afflicting millions of people.
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This is just one example of a growing trend which is afflicting many cute and cuddly wild animals across the world.
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Even better, sports was the one place where we could all go to escape the partisan rancor afflicting our country elsewhere.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - California has come up with one possible solution to the male, pale and stale problem afflicting boardrooms.
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This desire for less stimulation isn't exactly new — it's been afflicting Americans at least since the invention of the steam engine.
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I am constantly using this column to argue that social fragmentation and social isolation are the fundamental problems afflicting America today.
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But even against that backdrop and a similar plight afflicting Chinese rivals, the Hong Kong-listed gaming giant Tencent stands apart.
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The overall decline is even more glaring in the wake of the #metoo movement afflicting media, technology, entertainment and political circles.
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It's a historic deal for Fox's Rupert Murdoch — and it should erase the discount afflicting the media mogul's long-suffering shareholders.
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That demeaning use of language seeps deep into daily life, affecting and afflicting us, particularly now in the days of Trump.
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He has succeeded in cutting back the red tape afflicting India's businesses and foreign investors, streamlining regulations and tackling tax evasion.
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Of all the problems afflicting Nycha, lead was thought to be somewhere toward the bottom of the list, former officials said.
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The dairy farm case is emblematic of the many ills afflicting South Africa a quarter-century after the end of apartheid.
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While in office, Carter turned against his own optimism for America's future and instead warned of a "malaise" afflicting the country.
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These factors – economic distress and homelessness – are both identified by VA as common risk-factors afflicting veterans who die by suicide.
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O). Analysts also point to lackluster outlooks for much of large pharma and biotech, with company-specific setbacks afflicting Celgene Corp (CELG.
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Likewise, the Founding Fathers' remedy of constitutional amendment has been rendered all but impossible by the polarization and hyperpartisanship afflicting our system.
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Like other terrorist groups, Boko Haram operates in the context of its specific location, taking advantage of the singular circumstances afflicting Nigeria.
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Some reporters describe Paris syndrome as too privileged a condition to sympathize with, merely a laughable first-class problem afflicting fragile travelers.
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Dawn, a liberal newspaper, lamented that a "cancer" afflicting Pakistan had even reached a place where "minds are supposed to be enlightened".
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A court-ordered psychological evaluation concluded that he has delusional disorder, a psychosis afflicting 20 to 30 out of every 100,000 people.
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She was shocked to learn that Chrissy had secretory breast carcinoma, a rare type of cancer afflicting one person in a million.
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With the drought crisis afflicting many countries, William Janssen, 48, a Dutch entrepreneur who lives in Dubai, saw an opportunity to help.
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And, of course, the recent problem of populist politics afflicting all European nations, which may yet have significant consequences in forthcoming elections.
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First, stroke is still quite rare among young women, afflicting only 1 in 142 women between the ages of 20 and 39.
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During the Mass, Francis denounced what he called the "globalization of indifference" toward refugees and the problems afflicting migrants around the world.
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After all, affordable high-quality child care is one remedy to the long stagnation in wages afflicting most of the work force.
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He said the migration crisis afflicting the EU is a challenge for all the bloc's members and requires a coordinated European solution.
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The lack of trading does, however, point to the price pressures afflicting Indonesian producers, many of which are small, privately-owned affairs.
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I went to Kigali in Rwanda to report on the type of heart disease afflicting Chance and millions of other young people.
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Generally, dealing with political fallout from a crisis as serious as the one afflicting Boeing and the regulatory system requires presidential leadership.
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Borisov would be wise to begin the remediation process by moving to dismiss the cluster of vindictive political prosecutions afflicting Vassilev's family.
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She resolves the case quickly, but an ailment afflicting the local teenage girls inspires her to stay to help discover its source.
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Public health officials are escalating their hunt for the cause of a mysterious ailment afflicting young children, known as acute flaccid myelitis (AFM).
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Since his exit from politics, Rudd started the National Apology Foundation for Indigenous Australians to help close the poverty gap afflicting that group.
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Moynihan's study went on to ascribe the social deficits afflicting Black households to a single-bullet cause: the ubiquity of female-dominated households.
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The darkening horizon The irony is that this amnesia is afflicting us precisely as the international environment is once again becoming more threatening.
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The message I try to get across to all of them is, let's agree to be survivors against whatever ailment is afflicting us.
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In Caracas, where several thousand opposition supporters marched, some threw empty medicine cartons on the floor to symbolize shortages afflicting the health sector.
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The problems afflicting the steel majors, which together control over half the country's total steel production, have already surfaced among mid-sized firms.
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At home, with hunger afflicting 49 million Americans, the safety net of food stamps (SNAP) are being taken away from those in need.
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But whoever sits in the Oval Office should "avoid the temptation of trying to tackle the fundamental problems" afflicting the region, he said.
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Was being given petals from the "wrong" flower so afflicting because it set me apart from the other children, making me seem different?
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Any effort to put on the table the moral and cultural dysfunctions afflicting the inner cities is condemned as blaming of the victims.
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The physical decline, and associated rise in antisocial behavior, afflicting previously thriving, bustling neighborhoods that had been "left to rot" by the government?
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Sanders have also succeeded in focusing anger on trade as an explanation for broader economic problems afflicting many Americans.
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Recent studies focused on California and Florida suggest the disease may already be afflicting people who work outdoors in the southern US too.
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In their most potent analysis, Case and Deaton stress that the crisis afflicting the white working class today is not an isolated event.
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Research money is only a small fraction, the film says, of that for multiple sclerosis, a condition afflicting roughly half as many Americans.
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Editorial Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has been a bulwark against the anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and anti-globalization forces afflicting Western democracies.
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The increasing forest fires and massive drought afflicting the Southwest may come in part from the draining of the water table below ground.
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You end up with this hodgepodge legislation that pleases nobody and takes the big crises afflicting our country and makes them all worse.
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He even coined a new word to add to the long list of Brexit-related phrases: "Brexchosis", the Brexit-induced psychosis afflicting the country.
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The mysterious symptoms afflicting American diplomats in Cuba may have spread to diplomats in China, but we still don't know what's making them sick.
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The Green New Deal resolution came out this week, featuring a list of ills afflicting America and the world, as well as proposed solutions.
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"Only through democratic and non-violent change will it be possible to overcome the current social and economic tragedy afflicting all Venezuelans," it said.
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Led by his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, the group aims to develop fresh solutions to persistent problems afflicting American society.
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But it was hard to contemplate the new pain afflicting families whose children had been lured into Syria, almost always without the parents' knowledge.
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And it was the alleged couple's now-infamous anti-Trump text messages that gave rise to questions of possible political bias afflicting the FBI.
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Despite the shortage, the pay appears to be generally mediocre or low, the same malady afflicting job categories across the U.S. and European economies.
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Rather than the perfidies of billionaires and hundred-millionaires, the charges illustrate the anxieties afflicting people who are just below society's tippy-top rung.
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The many errors and bugs afflicting the Facebook Ad Library API were meticulously documented by researchers at Mozilla during the EU parliamentary election cycle.
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He would not be the first, or even the most gifted, of Indian designers in recent decades to skirt the clichés afflicting Indian fashion.
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Veteran leftist Lopez Obrador took office in December promising to root out the entrenched corruption, poverty and violence afflicting Latin America's second-largest economy.
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Deadly attacks by, and this week against, Muslims have shattered the belief that the security services can shield Britain from the terrorism afflicting the continent.
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In other words, just about all the peoples of the world are instinctive nationalists; it's globalism that is the strange mutation, afflicting mostly the West.
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Maize accounts for 90 percent of the annual cropped area in Zimbabwe, but production has been affected by the drought afflicting most of southern Africa.
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From a conservative point of view, Mr. Obama did everything wrong, afflicting the comfortable (slightly) and comforting the afflicted (a lot), and nothing bad happened.
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"I will never vote for Turnbull," said Rodgers, an indigenous Australian dissatisfied with the ruling party's efforts to tackle the social ills afflicting her community.
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There were lots of ways the people operating my game could have fixed or at least seriously mitigated most of the problems afflicting our community.
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Severe drought conditions are still afflicting most of South Africa and temperatures are expected to remain above normal until December, the national weather service said.
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But with love comes heartbreak, and dogs aren't immune from the aches, pain, and anguish that humans are so adept at afflicting on their lovers.
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As ever, it's worth noting that doping is a problem afflicting athletes in every nation, and that many Americans have been suspended over the years.
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Ian Millhiser is a legal columnist at ThinkProgress, and the author of Injustices: The Supreme Court's History of Comforting the Comfortable and Afflicting the Afflicted.
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With each action that Trump and the Republican Party take that breaks with democratic precedent, the illness afflicting American democracy becomes a little more acute.
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The deep losses afflicting many high-profile start-ups have cast investor doubts on the herd of companies that are stampeding toward the public market.
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The double standard Knox faced isn't purely due to her gender but also because of the turbulence and change afflicting international print journalism in 2007.
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In October, TikTok tapped corporate law firm K&L Gates to advise the company on its moderation policies and other topics afflicting social media platforms.
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The walkout reflects the strains afflicting Australia's news media, which faces the same digital challenges hurting the industry in the United States and other places.
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Urgent action needs to be taken to fix the education crisis afflicting the Arab region, Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan told CNBC on Thursday.
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"In the context of the coronavirus epidemic afflicting China, Palexpo SA is carefully observing the situation and its possible implications," the Geneva exhibition centre said.
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To put this in context, a search on the PubMed database reveals 53,000-plus hits for "dengue fever," another mosquito-borne disease afflicting the region.
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The disproportionate number of police shootings is often linked, in part, to the gang violence and poverty afflicting Bakersfield and other areas of Kern County.
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In January she started Chefs With Issues, a project aimed at illuminating the job-related stresses and mental illnesses afflicting many people in the food industry.
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Though QVC and HSN have been spared the turmoil afflicting brick-and-mortar retail, the companies have nonetheless still faced intense competition from Amazon et al.
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Trump's starved budget, along with his first 100 days of governing, represent more of the same old Republican ideology: afflicting the afflicted and aiding the affluent.
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We will fight to increase access to life-saving treatment to battle the addiction to drugs, which is afflicting our nation like never ever before — ever.
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That is the dilemma — as the problems afflicting veterans fall into the bucket of serious illnesses that require progressive and coordinated care that is rarely available.
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" The White House confirmed the call, saying Trump "expressed concern over the vast wildfires afflicting Siberia" adding that they also discussed "trade between the two countries.
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All the rich people are happy at their decadent parties until power failures start afflicting the lower floors, and class war — the real thing — breaks out.
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The Reamers created the snack while experimenting with food to help lessen the symptoms of a rare and incurable auto-immune disease afflicting their son Jackson.
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Issues afflicting the person in real life could snowball with in-game turmoil, meaning stress, tensions, and depression can often come to a head in-game.
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The issues afflicting Japan—especially the strong desire to retain group identity and exclude outside cultures—tie into the cultural issues of overwork, isolation, conformity, competition.
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EU member states remain quite fragmented when it comes to security of energy supply, as witnessed by their behavior during the current cold spell afflicting Europe.
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In particular, Trump has avoided the temptation often afflicting Republican uber-hawks, in which we're supposed to fight all bad actors on 16 fronts at once.
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The pandemic afflicting the country has resulted in a brutal stock market sell-off and raised questions about whether the U.S. will dip into a recession.
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Members of the council — FIFA's top board — are scheduled to discuss governance problems afflicting several national federations and will receive an overview from various committee heads.
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Most public spaces in Kilamba are now overgrown with weeds and littered with trash — a reflection of the lack of maintenance afflicting much of Angola's reconstruction.
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PARIS, Feb 12 (Reuters) - British-based The Native Antigen Company said on Wednesday that it had introduced novel antigens to deal with the coronavirus afflicting China.
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There's a little-known but extremely common disease afflicting 1 in every 10 women in the United States and costing the nation an estimated $232.3 billion annually.
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While one of the four strains afflicting the chili peppers has never been seen before, three of them have been found before in other fruits and vegetables.
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Image: er madx/Flickr Creative CommonsFrom 22012 to 1351, a nightmare disease ravaged Europe, afflicting victims with putrid black boils, fevers, vomiting, and in short order, death.
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Editorial Congress has historically treated drug abuse as a malady afflicting mostly poor, minority communities, best dealt with by locking people up for long periods of time.
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Community members complained of health problems that prior to the entrance of the uranium industry were foreign: kidney disease, bone cancer, and lung cancer afflicting non-smokers.
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Beginning around mid-500 AD, the pandemic would earn its name from mostly afflicting the Eastern Roman Empire, right in the middle of Justinian the First's reign.
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And while Japan is not caught up in the mass migration crisis afflicting Europe, the controversies in other regions do color the way Japanese think about immigration.
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Ms. Merkel, who finally took the oath of office Wednesday along with her cabinet, faces the same political quandary afflicting many industrialized nations, including the United States.
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This is not the first time PAMM, Food For The Poor, and the City of Miami partnered together in the aftermath of a hurricane afflicting their neighbors.
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The measles increase in Latin America was partly attributable to an economic calamity afflicting Venezuela, where many public health services have stopped or are mired in dysfunction.
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The doctors just didn't know what to do with them — including Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, the pediatrician credited with uncovering the widespread lead poisoning afflicting that city.
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IBS, which affects 12.5 percent of Americans, got $24.6 million and NAFLD, the most common condition, afflicting 18 percent of Americans, received a total of $33 million.
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According to the report, the white supremacy and racism afflicting America today stem from the racial theories used to justify the enslavement of African and native peoples.
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That is the same injury afflicting Lugo, who filled in so capably last September and then helped Puerto Rico to the final of the World Baseball Classic.
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Any such triumph must be viewed in the context of a broader, coherent plan to address the many ills afflicting both sides of the Iraq-Syria border.
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Why the space base needs a chaplain is a mystery, as are the hallucinations afflicting the crew working in this lifeless (or is it?) but stunning landscape.
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But I could have spent that podcast turning hundreds of thousands of people onto somebody working on solutions for the problems afflicting the poorest of the poor.
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"By classifying so many cancers as rare diseases afflicting under 200,000 people each, this regulatory setup has unleashed a veritable tidal wave of oncology drugs," she writes.
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Mao Zedong commanded a 18463 war on the vermin afflicting Chinese granaries, encouraging the extermination, over a two-day period, of all fleas, flies, rats and sparrows.
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Instead, the state's recent rise in heroin deaths is part of a national epidemic that is afflicting various parts of the country with all sorts of sentencing schemes.
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The setbacks afflicting 5-Star show the problems facing unconventional, populist parties that are sprouting up across Europe as they evolve from raucous protest movements into mature rulers.
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Centered on the idea of providing flexible workspaces to individuals and small groups, the company has none of the myriad regulatory issues afflicting an Uber or an Airbnb.
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Azul's biggest local competitor, Brazil's Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA reported a loss in the same period of over 400 million reais, buffeted by the woes afflicting Azul.
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James said that many voters are beginning to connect the inability of Congress to act after horrific tragedies afflicting American kids with the influence of the gun lobby.
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A leader in trying to resolve the racial distrust afflicting police departments around the country, he will advise business executives on security matters as head of Teneo Risk.
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The research was partly funded by a group of students in Arkansas who sent $400 to Harvell in 2013 when they learned about the disease afflicting the starfish.
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The soon-to-be President Trump has vowed to counteract the problems afflicting workers by unleashing a wave of infrastructure spending that will generate jobs for skilled hands.
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And like Bolsonaro, military candidates such as Corrêa say their hard-line approach is needed to eradicate the twin problems afflicting Brazil: rampant political corruption and violent crime.
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Diseases like polio, measles, diphtheria and rubella were once common in the United States, afflicting hundreds of thousands of infants, children and adults, and killing thousands each year.
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As he has after prior natural disasters, Mr. Trump dwelt on the successes that followed the storm rather than the misery still afflicting those without power or shelter.
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This, we were told by the labor and delivery nurses, was the secret ingredient in many creams meant to fight wrinkles and other age-related maladies afflicting women.
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A Gallup survey measuring perceptions of major institutions found the court afflicted by the same collapse in trust afflicting the presidency, Congress, the media, banks, schools and churches.
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The direct financial transaction between him and a lobbyist with business before the government raises ethical questions comparable to those afflicting Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency administrator.
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Worse, this bill takes all of the devastating trends afflicting the middle and working classes — all the instability, all the struggle and pain — and it makes them worse.
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In Mr. Douthat's estimation, the plague of meaninglessness afflicting the country is in all likelihood a product of profound, interlocking social deficiencies that will resist targeted, technocratic cures.
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Across Yemen, women find themselves in charge of managing the poverty afflicting their communities -- and they do so with very few resources and, in some cases, no qualifications.
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It's no longer viewed as a disease that affects only white middle-class boys, as eating disorders are no longer seen as afflicting only white middle-class girls.
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In his statement, Sanford cited rising sea levels afflicting his family farm in South Carolina as a way the effects of climate change have become a personal issue.
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This week, officials in Macau asked its 2102 casinos to close for half a month, as they struggled to contain the coronavirus outbreak afflicting China and the region.
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Desperate to halt the cholera crisis afflicting Yemen, Unicef has taken the unusual step of paying the country's doctors and nurses, who have not received salaries in months.
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"Merely afflicting China once, the incident has not become a long-term nightmare for the country," the paper, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said.
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The most common failing, afflicting 43 percent of those studied, was not maintaining a blood level of artery-damaging LDL-cholesterol of less than 100 milligrams per deciliter.
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He pointed out that the complaints cited by the State Department in China, such as dizziness and headaches, are among the most common in the world, afflicting basically everybody.
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But there has so far been only a deceleration, not a downturn, because economic weakness has been contained mostly to manufacturing, rather than afflicting the service sector (see chart).
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Amma transforms docility into a dare to underestimate her Ultimately, the diseases afflicting Adora and Amma and even Camille aren't just psychopathy, Munchausen by proxy, and compulsive self-harm.
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Fiona may not know about the problems afflicting the world, yet, through her thriving existence (and the subsequent adorable memes), she consistently brings joy to those in troubled times.
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As such, the song and its successors like "Hero Of The Day" avoided the stigma afflicting the glam and hair bands who'd previously scored wins by compromising their power.
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There are people who believe that the political polarization now afflicting the United States might finally start to subside if Americans of both parties could somehow become more empathetic.
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New York City on Tuesday joined the battle, filing suit against eight companies that make or distribute prescription opioids, blaming them for fueling a deadly epidemic afflicting the city.
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They fought the good fight by telling other people's stories -- afflicting the comfortable and comforting the afflicted, as the old saying goes -- and not simply serving up hot takes.
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Rather than a cheerful, anodyne apology for the delay and a promise to do better, they detailed the systemic problems afflicting mass transit in the Bay Area and elsewhere.
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Doctors say tuberculosis infection rates in Venezuela are probably still well beneath the levels afflicting countries, mainly in sub-Saharan African and Asia, that have the worst tuberculosis epidemics.
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Sometime in the 1980s, microscopic mites that had been afflicting honeybees outside the United States found their way to Florida and Wisconsin and began wreaking havoc across the country.
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She advised buying dresses off the rack and not to bother with wedding insurance since most policies cover only illnesses afflicting the bride and groom or their immediate family.
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The struggles of the two congregations are emblematic of the troubles afflicting what was once one of the most church-filled and church-conscious neighborhoods in the United States.
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Perhaps even more important, the bank made progress disposing of its pile of troubled loans — the fundamental problem afflicting Italian banks after years of recession or near-zero growth.
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A substantial body of evidence now demonstrates that although video-game addiction is by no means an epidemic, it is a real phenomenon afflicting a small percentage of gamers.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha on Tuesday urged people to turn off taps and shower less to cope with a drought afflicting northern and central Thailand.
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VALENCIA/CARACAS (Reuters) - With chronic shortages of basic goods afflicting her native Venezuela, Veronica Perez used to drive from supermarket to supermarket in her gray Chevrolet Aveo searching for food.
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The problems are also an illustration of the malaise afflicting the airline industry in Africa, whose airlines have the weakest finances and emptiest planes of any region of the world.
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Builder Kier added nearly 3 percent as it said its newly appointed CEO planned to review the business to cut debt and respond to problems afflicting the wider outsourcing industry.
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The cyclone is set to graze the world's largest iron ore port, Port Hedland, which was already suffering disruptions from quarantine restrictions for the coronavirus afflicting China, its largest customer.
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But it also exposed the deepest problem afflicting the GOP's health care effort: There was no clarity within the Republican Party on what its health bill is meant to achieve.
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But the assassination attempt adds to a growing list of woes afflicting a party that less than a year ago was deemed a shoo-in for another five-year term.
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My committee held one of the first hearings on the illnesses afflicting those who worked tirelessly at the twin towers site to find 9/11 survivors and clean it up.
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But it also exposes the deepest problem afflicting the GOP's health care effort: There is no clarity within the Republican Party on what its health bill is meant to achieve.
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Fortunately there is a solution to the ennui afflicting the nation's failsons and faildaughters, who have never gotten a chance to eat bread earned from the sweat of their brows.
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It was also the occasion to evaluate the new paradigm, the new theory of the evil afflicting France, by applying it to the very men who were at its origins.
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And yet 12-year-old Jean, teetering between childhood and adolescence, is very attuned to the malaise afflicting the Bottom Feeder, as her mother has taken to calling their home.
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One is a "narrative of institutional decline," most vividly afflicting mainline Protestants, while the other is the "midcentury spiritual awakening" that included everything from evangelical Christianity to New Age seeking.
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Because this reflects a general problem in the Chinese economy, it ought to end up afflicting not just Apple but a lot of American companies that have significant Chinese sales.
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His rendering of the violence afflicting the Amazon — a key battleground in a pandemic of violence that killed a record number of people in Brazil in 2016 — is less captivating.
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It was an incubator of talent, an arbiter of a certain definition of downtown hipness and a subscriber to the editorial philosophy of comforting the afflicted and afflicting the comfortable.
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The stressors now so palpably afflicting the creative class — how to pay for a child's college education, or clarinet lessons, or a party without plastic cups — were nowhere in evidence.
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Gore, was anyone prepared to listen to Payne and Taylor's prescient warnings about the fragility of democratic norms or to acknowledge their diagnosis of the rot afflicting the whole system.
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Mr. Cedeno said he had suffered years of physical and emotional abuse because he was gay and then lashed out in self-defense against students who had been afflicting him.
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The staff loss, employees say, has held up hundreds of millions of dollars in funding, such as planned research into pests and diseases afflicting grapes, sweet potatoes and fruit trees.
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Sinosphere HONG KONG — A time-lapse video of smog rolling into Beijing offers a jarring new perspective of the pollution that has been afflicting the Chinese capital in recent months.
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Gore, was anyone prepared to listen to Payne and Taylor's prescient warnings about the fragility of democratic norms or to acknowledge their diagnosis of the rot afflicting the whole system.
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When he wasn't caring for friends stricken with AIDS or mourning their death, Burns was protesting in the streets, urging public officials to confront this mysterious disease afflicting the gay community.
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The book sets out a whopping 15 "synchronizing and mutually reinforcing contradictions" afflicting the US, which he says will lead to US global power ending by 2020—within just four years.
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The Democratic campaign is unfolding amid themes of race, economic opportunity and the problems afflicting blue-collar workers that are crystallized in the city of Flint in an age of globalization.
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In 2005, Olusegun Obasanjo, then president of Nigeria, revisited Mr Baker's proposition, seeing in it an answer to some of the social, economic and environmental problems afflicting the Sahel-Sahara region.
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"Lenin was much more about comforting the afflicted, while Navalny is more about afflicting the comfortable," Sam Greene, director of the Russia Institute at King's College London, explained in an interview.
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The parents viewed the potential side effects of parasite infection as milder than the diseases already afflicting their children, and less dangerous than some of the drugs they had already tried.
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Coal volumes plunged 20163 percent during the quarter, continuing a downtrend trend afflicting the industry as utilities switch to burning cheaper natural gas and as a strong U.S. dollar hurts exports.
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Temperatures much higher than the rising global average are occurring in large urban areas, afflicting, in particular, the elderly, children under 12 months and people with chronic cardiovascular and renal disease.
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Mr. Ahrendt, a Glashütte native and fifth-generation watchmaker, is chief executive of Nomos, whose minimalist, relatively affordable designs have helped Glashütte to float above the crisis afflicting its Swiss competitors.
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In a rare open letter to the nation's doctors, U.S. Surgeon General, Vivek Murthy sounded a rallying cry to engage their greater participation in the opioid-abuse crisis afflicting our country.
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"Misinformation is being spread about Lahore air quality," the minister, Zartaj Gul Wazir wrote on Twitter, before going on to blame India for the majority of the air pollution afflicting Pakistan.
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The rumor appeared shortly after the new coronavirus struck China and spread almost as quickly: that the outbreak now afflicting people around the world had been manufactured by the Chinese government.
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He cites Scripture often — he said he had recently been revisiting the Book of Joel, the tale of a plague of locusts that descends on the land, afflicting an unrepentant Judah.
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PARIS, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Healthcare company Novacyt said on Friday that it had launched a new molecular test for coronavirus, which is currently afflicting China and other parts of the world.
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What follows from this model is tantalizing: If information ceases to be scarce, if it becomes freely and easily available to all, the fundamental problem afflicting democratic systems would be solved.
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As a new workweek started Monday in Asia, there were concerns the malicious software could spread further and in different forms, with new types of ransomware afflicting computers around the globe.
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" "Sadly I think this is a bit symptomatic of what, I think, is afflicting our country right now," he continued, saying that the most important threat the U.S. faces is "parochialism.
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The political fracturing could make it harder for the parties to negotiate an end to the conflict, analysts said, while renewed fighting in Sana could worsen the humanitarian crisis afflicting Yemen.
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The move is aimed at removing bureaucracy impeding investigations of financial crime and was taken under international pressure on Nigeria to crack down on endemic corruption afflicting the economy and law enforcement.
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While the startup world has sobered up a bit this year, with wavering valuations afflicting some unicorns and fewer investments to go around, it hasn't much affected the economics of venture firms.
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Analysts also point to lackluster outlooks for much of large pharma and biotech, with company-specific setbacks afflicting Celgene Corp and others, versus strong financial results and outlooks by healthcare equipment companies.
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Breakingviews has identified some of the economic problems afflicting Turkey and ranked other emerging markets according to how vulnerable they are on the same counts (click here for interactive graphic: tmsnrt.rs/2PcmXPj).
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That song became the anthem of sorts for the riots afflicting England's major cities at the time; perhaps the Specials hope that this one will have an impact during the Brexit crisis.
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The National Weather Service predicted temperatures well above 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) for parts of southern California, Arizona and Nevada, with unseasonable heat also afflicting inland areas of the Pacific Northwest.
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When you donate, the red liquid taken out of your arm goes to a processing center, where it is split into parts that can be targeted at specific conditions afflicting individual people.
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PARIS, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Biotechnology company Novacyt on Friday announced deals for its "Primerdesign" product which is aimed at testing for the coronavirus currently afflicting China and other parts of the world.
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Fines for littering in New York City's subway will double to $100 from $50 next week, the latest move by transit officials to address the problems afflicting the city's fraying subway system.
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Officials in the Chinese city of Macau on Tuesday asked its 41 casinos to close for half a month as they rush to stop the coronavirus outbreak afflicting China and the region.
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And "alcohol use disorders" (we used to call it alcoholism), as defined in the psychiatric Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, more than doubled in a decade, afflicting over 3 percent of older people.
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Last but not least, France — perhaps because of these policy differences, perhaps for other reasons — isn't experiencing anything comparable to the social collapse that seems to be afflicting much of white America.
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Doctors later found dozens of parasitic worms in his digestive system, some as long as 11 inches, which officials said was a sign of the poor hygiene and nutrition afflicting North Korea.
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Here's a brief guide to the legal woes currently afflicting Israel's prime minister, and what they could mean for the future of US President Donald Trump's closest ally in the Middle East.
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Last year's Pray for Rain, starring Jane Seymour, suggests that corrupt environmentalists, in league with shady gangsters, are prolonging the terrible drought afflicting Central California and threatening the livelihoods of desperate local farmers.
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The Senate hearings were prompted by a Reuters investigation detailing health and safety concerns afflicting base housing, and describing how military families are armed with few rights to challenge powerful private industry landlords.
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Mosquito-borne dengue is the world's fastest-growing infectious disease, afflicting up to 100 million people worldwide, causing half a million life-threatening infections and killing about 20,000 people, mostly children, each year.
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But to implicitly blame men and women of good will who may not support the entire L.G.B.T. agenda for the actions of a depraved terrorist contributes to the partisan rancor afflicting the nation.
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How do you fix digital information overload and the resulting life-attention deficit that's apparently afflicting smartphone owners everywhere — and even leading some very large tech giants to unbox "digital wellness" tools lately?
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Yet, for all of these exports, more than half of the UK's food supply comes from outside its borders, a reality which is afflicting not just the environment, but its poorer trading partners.
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The $18 million Mr. Manafort is accused of laundering comes in sharp contrast to the post-Soviet economic woes afflicting Ukraine, where the average monthly salary is $224, at the current exchange rate.
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The area has been hit particularly hard by the economic problems afflicting the entire country and the unemployment rate in Khuzestan is 14.5 percent, higher than the national rate of 11.8 per cent.
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WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. government is moving its tax filing day from April 15 to July 15, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said on Friday amid the coronavirus crisis afflicting the country.
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Much of our global attention and reporting have been focused on the deceptions and distortions afflicting elections in the industrial West, such as those that unfolded amid the U.S. presidential race in 2016.
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So the fallout from these burdens, afflicting those who are supposedly best prepared to face and shape the future, is not only a personal-financial issue but also a social and economic one.
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The title of "Lazy Eye" is the common name for amblyopia, an ocular problem afflicting Dean (Lucas Near-Verbrugghe), a successful Los Angeles graphic designer with a second home in the Mojave Desert.
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Over the course of three hours, tourists learned about Hong Kong's underpaid foreign domestic workers, its freewheeling street vendors and the suicides afflicting young students pressured by their parents to succeed in school.
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Cohen's quest for retribution has the potential to be a pivotal development in Trump's term and will certainly be the most suspenseful public moment yet in the swirl of scandals afflicting the President.
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Canine studies address a host of medical problems afflicting them, and it advances treatments that heal them, or at the very least, mitigate their suffering and give them a better quality of life.
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Second, problems afflicting banks often erupt elsewhere in the financial system, often in the murky world of shadow banking, where regulators usually are the last to know — much less understand — what is happening.
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A Marine veteran who set out on foot from San Diego in March will reach North Carolina this week as he walks to raise awareness for mental health issues afflicting the armed forces community.
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Last year, Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife, Chirlane McCray, who has made mental health issues a priority, started NYC Safe, a program meant to address untreated mental illnesses afflicting potentially violent people.
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"Fear of global economic growth slowing (is) afflicting the entire energy complex with worries that demand growth will be bearish this year," Peter Kiernan, lead energy analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), said.
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While the companies each have their specific issues, a main culprit afflicting the industry broadly has been pricing pressure in the United States, partly due to buyers having gained more negotiating power, analysts said.
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The police officer, who could not be named because he was not authorized to speak to reporters, said police had seized documents relating to the long-running Maoist insurgency afflicting parts of the country.
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Japan is witnessing a record number of compensation claims related to death from overwork, or "karoshi," a phenomenon previously associated with the long-suffering "salary man" that is increasingly afflicting young and female employees.
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Macron's play Macron is making clear that the scandals afflicting the White House, and even questions about whether they will truncate Trump's presidency, have no effect on how he will approach the US President.
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One huge issue afflicting people in the city is that the Yemeni riyal has steeply declined in value due to inflation, both due to the war and recent moves by the country's central bank.
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Palestinian director Basma Alsharif explores the cycle of violence afflicting Gaza through an experimental, elliptical travelogue, following a nameless character walking Los Angeles, France, and Italy along with her sojourns back to her hometown.
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If train signals are one of the principal ailments afflicting the New York City subway system, then how often do the antiquated mechanisms, some of which date back to the Truman White House, fail?
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These truths came to mind as I recently addressed my plantar fasciitis — an injury to the tissue in the underside of the foot causing heel pain and afflicting about 10 percent of the population.
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It is our firm belief that only a concerted and coordinated effort by international, regional and domestic stakeholders will lead to a cessation of the violence, division and disdain for religious liberty afflicting Myanmar.
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If the commission were serious about improving confidence in elections, it would focus on real problems afflicting voting and registration — like aging voting machines, hourslong lines at the polls and cyberattacks by hostile nations.
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The population of locusts afflicting Kenya first exploded in the arid desert along Saudi Arabia's southern border with Yemen and Oman known as the "Empty Quarter," because it is so inhospitable to human life.
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In June, the World Health Organization officially recognized "gaming disorder" as a mental health condition afflicting gamers who are lacking in control over their own gaming habits for periods of months at a time.
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" This was part of a much bigger problem afflicting drug research, they said: "There is a lack of access to data from most clinical randomised controlled trials, making it difficult to detect biased reporting.
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One study found that states with legalized medical weed had a 25 percent lower rate of opioid overdoses than states without MMJ, perhaps because marijuana can treat the same chronic pain often afflicting opioid users.
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But to the people of Norfolk, who have endured five fatal police shootings so far this year, what happened to Meat-Meat that evening is a symptom of a plague afflicting their city of 211,27.
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But two days after the presidential election in November, he was worried the "collective funk" that seemed to be afflicting despondent Manhattanites would prevent people from showing up to his film premiere at DOC NYC.
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Kier, which builds and maintains highways, railway tunnels and houses, hired Andrew Davies as its chief executive officer on Tuesday as it strives to cut debt and respond to problems afflicting the wider outsourcing industry.
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The United Nations had brokered last week a truce accepted by both Haftar and the Tripoli government, but fighting has continued as the chaos afflicting Libya since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 continues.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Hobbled by recession and one of the world's highest inflation rates, Argentina may be lurching toward the next in a series of economic crises afflicting the country over the last 70 years.
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Created by Robert Kirkman of "The Walking Dead," the show follows Kyle Barnes (Patrick Fugit, the teenage boy from "Almost Famous"), a young man haunted, psychologically and literally, by demonic possession afflicting those around him.
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However, I would argue that the rollout of Messenger Day within Messenger is a symptom of a broader problem afflicting Facebook at the moment: It's trying too hard, especially when it comes to new features.
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The truck was eventually returned to the morgue after a 10-day absence, but it has become a gruesome symbol of the worsening violence afflicting Mexico and a deep embarrassment for the authorities in Jalisco.
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Pope Francis has made strides in changing the culture of the papacy and in making the Catholic Church more inclusive, and he seems now to have grasped the gravity of the sickness afflicting the church.
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"They discussed the upcoming U.N.-sponsored negotiations regarding a political transition in Syria and all agreed on the urgent need to end the violence afflicting the Syrian people," U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby said.
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And while she had little interest in the domestic aspects of womanhood—the drudgery that was afflicting American women with Betty Friedan's "problem with no name"—she exalted her own vision of the feminine mystique.
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The outbreak of lung illnesses — now afflicting nearly 3,000 people and killing 47 — has largely been attributed to THC-based products, some of which contained the additive vitamin E acetate, not store-bought nicotine products.
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Nothing was resolved, and it appeared that if anything, the meeting illustrated how antagonists have hardened their positions over the crisis afflicting Venezuela, once Latin America's most prosperous country, now in an economic free fall.
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The problems afflicting residents of Tanzania's capital city and the people Chicago may seem unconnected, even from a climate perspective — the former is grappling with increased flooding, the latter with more powerful storms and heatwaves.
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But a number of large-cap healthcare stocks have thrived in 216.2, generally benefiting from factors specific to their businesses as well as from their place away from the political glare afflicting others in the sector.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron's popularity fell further in September, adding to troubles afflicting his administration since the departure of high-profile ministers and a summer scandal over his bodyguard, two polls showed on Sunday.
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The music, often observations about problems afflicting African societies, also offers insights into the lives of its performers, like the three sisters who sing of the killing that brought them to Zomba to serve life sentences.
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And on Sunday, we were forced to bear witness to the killing of three Baton Rouge police officers and the wounding of three others -- shocking violence afflicting a community already grieving the killing of Alton Sterling.
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The dramatic ordeal afflicting passengers on the QF2757 from Los Angeles to Melbourne is understood to have been caused by a vortex, or "wake turbulence," caused by another aircraft that took off just two minutes earlier.
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The dramatic ordeal afflicting passengers on the QF94 from Los Angeles to Melbourne is understood to have been caused by the vortex, or "wake turbulence" caused by another aircraft which took off just two minutes earlier.
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In an economy starved of dollars because of the slump in oil prices, Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM) cannot buy imported components, leaving the buses without engines - a metaphor for the problems afflicting Africa's most populous nation.
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But it also said it would carry out a "comprehensive assessment" of its approach, a tacit admission that it had so far been unable to defeat the debilitating wage and price stagnation afflicting the Japanese economy.
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Ai Weiwei shot this documentary in 23 countries over the course of just a year, traversing deserts, rivers and bustling port cities to capture the refugee and migrant crises afflicting nearly every corner of the globe.
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It appeared in the 1994 book "Achilles in Vietnam," by the psychiatrist Jonathan Shay, who drew on Homer's epic war poem the "Iliad" to probe the nature of the wounds afflicting veterans of the Vietnam War.
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The Times's Marc Santora reports that New York City's C train has become one of the low points in its subway system in part because of production problems afflicting new cars being made by, yes, Bombardier.
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Organizers of the Vatican meeting said they hoped it would help generate remedies to the problem of organ trafficking and transplant tourism, which they called a "form of human slavery" afflicting many parts of the world.
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Biotechnology company Novacyt said on Monday that it had launched a 'CE-Mark' molecular test to help detect the coronavirus afflicting China, marking a step forward in Novacyt's plans to commercialize a product for the virus.
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Of all the issues afflicting America's current medical system, there's one that Adrian Aoun, founder of healthcare company Forward, sees as the most troubling: As a whole, the current healthcare system doesn't focus on preventative care.
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It all starts with the hitters, a fresh-faced collection of (mostly) young bucks who have, for the most part, managed to avoid the plague of swings and misses afflicting Major League Baseball in recent years.
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Warning against 'foolhardy' actions For key US allies already worried by mixed messages from President Donald Trump's administration regarding military commitment to the region, the troubles afflicting the Seventh Fleet have simply added to their concern.
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He says many of the health problems now afflicting various breeds are genetically complex—the result of decades of selection for certain traits that are desired in the show-ring, but not necessarily conducive to good health.
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The arsonist mentality Experts writing in the Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law note that pyromania is a "disorder of impulse" afflicting people whose moods are out of sync with their objective reality.
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When doctors diagnosed her in November 2015 with secretory breast carcinoma, a rare type of cancer afflicting one person in a million, "it was devastating," says her father, Troy Turner, 45, a survivor of Non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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A complete overhaul seems unlikely, but what's clear from the Journal's report is that both Google and YouTube executives are putting forth a concentrated effort to try to solve one of several paramount problems afflicting the site.
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All the things that can cause a basketball team to lose - poor shooting, poor defense, turnovers and lack of rebounding - are afflicting the Demon Deacons, who are staring at their first 0-3 start in 50 years.
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The settlement, disclosed in papers filed on Tuesday in Manhattan federal court, would resolve a class action accusing Barrick of deceiving investors about environmental problems afflicting its Pascua-Lama project on the border of Argentina and Chile.
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This is despite the fact that GHG emissions have nothing to do with the ground ozone problem afflicting California, and despite the preemption under the Environmental Policy and Conservation Act of state regulations "related to" fuel economy.
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Future creditors, already wary of Puerto Rico debt given the recent default history and given the very difficult economic conditions afflicting the island, are unlikely to look kindly on efforts to squeeze even more from the creditors.
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The Government Accountability Office, which spent more than a year investigating the FDA's orphan drug program, said "challenges continue" in the program that was created to spur development of drugs for diseases afflicting fewer than 200,000 patients.
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A severe drought afflicting South Africa's Western Cape province is expected to cut agricultural output by 20 percent in 2018, decimating the wheat crop and reducing apple, grape and pear exports to Europe, according to national government.
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Image courtesy of Graz University of Technology/Natascha EiblThis week, news of massive security vulnerabilities afflicting every modern model of Intel processor went public, even as developers for practically every major platform frantically rushed to roll out fixes.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A socialist commune has drawn the ire of its neighbors in a wealthy area of Caracas with an unusual response to the hyperinflation and food shortages afflicting Venezuela: turning its backyard into an urban cattle pasture.
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The health risks in Nyarugusu camp - home to around 231,000 refugees, mainly from Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo - have grown due to an influx of people this year, amid spikes in the political instability afflicting both countries.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa has declared a national disaster over the drought afflicting southern and western regions including Cape Town, though the city pushed back its "Day Zero", the date when its taps are expected to run dry.
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It also doesn't benefit anyone living with any mental illness, of any race or gender, for the prevailing narrative to be that such things only afflict under-occupied white women, except when they're afflicting violent, dangerous black men.
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There is a critical need to conduct research to improve understanding about the risk factors for firearm suicide and gun violence and about the measures that could be taken to combat the firearm death epidemic afflicting our communities.
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To be woke in Hollywood is to possess a broad array of knowledge (mostly gleaned from podcasts) about all the social injustices afflicting our great country — and even more so, about the pop culture that reflects those injustices.
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Hours earlier, Grovak joined a group of about two hundred people to raise awareness about the harmful impact of red tide algae blooms, which at the time were afflicting coastal communities from Florida's Panhandle to its southern tip.
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PARIS, Feb 11 (Reuters) - European planemaker Airbus said on Tuesday that it had been authorised by Chinese authorities to restart operations at its plant in Tianjin, which has been closed as a result of the coronavirus afflicting China.
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PARIS, Feb 11 (Reuters) - European planemaker Airbus said on Tuesday that it had been authorized by Chinese authorities to restart operations at its plant in Tianjin, which has been closed as a result of the coronavirus afflicting China.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A U.S.-based Turkish basketball star has become a symbol of the turmoil afflicting his homeland, severing ties with his family and pledging allegiance to the cleric who authorities in Ankara blame for last month's failed coup.
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A darling, petite young woman with a beautiful smile on the outside, Mecca's reality is a daily onslaught of pain and shame due to a completely preventable injury of pregnancy, afflicting a million women and resulting in untold stillbirths.
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Keeping pace with housing for a growing population is a challenge afflicting cities across Africa, where millions of people every year are leaving the fields and pouring into cities to find jobs, spawning spontaneous and ill-planned new suburbs.
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The Swiss drugmaker's assessment of AVXS-101's value for treating spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) has put the company front-and-center in the debate over what "super drugs", for rare diseases afflicting relatively few patients, are really worth.
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Still, the number of confirmed infections has doubled roughly every four days, afflicting more Chinese cities and towns, and experts have questioned whether the government's actions are imposing undue hardship on people while doing little to slow the epidemic.
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Even though weak militarily, Germany with Chancellor Merkel at the helm has had the credibility to weigh in on international matters especially because predicaments, such as economic stagnation, integration, and populism, afflicting Germany's partners seemed far away from Berlin.
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In the latest development to a series of regulatory scandals afflicting the banking industry, Westpac was hit with a class action related to disclosure issues even as it stands accused of 23 million breaches of anti-money laundering laws.
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It's a curious problem afflicting boom towns where some residents get pushed onto the streets as they can no longer afford the rocketing rents in a flourishing economy - let alone purchase a house as the price of property has soared.
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Many of the voters in both parties have a fairly clear-eyed understanding of some of the basic problems that are afflicting the nation's political process and, regardless of what one thinks of the candidates, those problems are pretty substantial.
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The task is to prevent it from happening in the first place, by striking at its root source: the vastly bigger but less conspicuous problem of housing insecurity, now afflicting the nearly eleven million renter households that are severely cost-burdened.
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The People Vs. Democracy is obviously a book intended to alarm (its subtitle is "Why Our Freedom Is in Danger and How to Save It") but it also offers a compelling way to look at several trends afflicting the world.
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NEW YORK, Jan 23 (Reuters) - New York City said on Tuesday it has sued several companies that make or distribute prescription opioids, seeking to hold them accountable for their role in what it called a deadly epidemic afflicting the city.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - A severe drought afflicting South Africa's Western Cape province is expected to cut agricultural output by 20 percent this year, decimating the wheat crop and reducing apple, grape and pear exports to Europe, officials said on Thursday.
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BEIJING — Wang Jun, a doctor in a hospital in southern China, was busy with a line of patients on Wednesday when, after a blow to his skull, he became the latest fatality in a plague of violence afflicting the country's hospitals.
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Many Iraqis feel that it was not the war itself that was the main problem, but the Iraqis who came to power with the West's support and have since been widely blamed for the corruption and sectarianism afflicting the country.
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DE. are looking at reducing the size of Britain's largest steel plant in Port Talbot, Wales, industry sources said, as the two firms press ahead with plans to merge their European steel operations and deal with the overcapacity afflicting the industry.
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It may have been overshadowed by Zika, the disease du jour, but a dengue outbreak has plagued Hawaii's Big Island since October 290, afflicting over 20113 people with fever, joint aches, and rash — the largest outbreak in the state's recent history.
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It may have been overshadowed by Zika, the disease du jour, but a dengue outbreak has plagued Hawaii's Big Island since October 2015, afflicting over 250 people with fever, joint aches, and rash — the largest outbreak in the state's recent history.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Internal strains afflicting both sides in Yemen's conflict have deepened, as the U.N. warned that the failure of the country's political elites to settle their differences has prolonged the suffering of millions already beset by famine and disease.
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But it was laughed out of bounds by the high lords of the Seven Kingdoms who proceeded to set up a form of government that serves their narrow interests, while doing nothing to address the many serious problems afflicting the continent.
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More than 60 people have been killed in tit-for-tat clashes between communities in northern Burkina Faso in recent days, the government said on Wednesday, the latest in a bout of inter-communal violence afflicting West Africa's Sahel region.
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Throughout, he has rammed home a message that the chronic inequality, gang violence and tepid growth afflicting Mexico are the product of decades of government by a corrupt political and economic elite still trying to resist his promise of change.
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Nimmo and her husband, Andy, traveled twice to the United States, to Portland and Seattle, where world experts who were studying the same genetic mutation afflicting Daisy met to discuss their research; their treatment had not yet been tested on mice.
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Crohn's disease, for example, has the second lowest prevalence of the conditions included in the analysis, afflicting about 73 percent of the American population, but it received the highest amount of funding, totaling $27 million over five years, researchers found.
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PARIS, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Biotechnology company Novacyt said on Monday that it had launched a 'CE-Mark' molecular test to help detect the coronavirus afflicting China, marking a step forward in Novacyt's plans to commercialise a product for the virus.
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But with a determined focus on deterrence, resolving mental-health treatment deficiencies, creating juvenile rehabilitation programs, defending houses of worship and other Jewish institutions, we can begin to beat back the persistent violence that is afflicting New York's Jewish community.
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Whatever the origin of the illnesses afflicting U.S. diplomats, Cuban opponents of President Raul Castro's opening to the United States will be pleased if Americans disengage from Cuba, and critics of normalization in the United States are cheering the renewed tensions.
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Trump's victory has set the stage for an incredible wave of "Why not me?" thinking when it comes to presidential campaigns, which is afflicting everyone from the mayor of Los Angeles to the CEO of Starbucks to a porn star's lawyer.
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"This strengthened protection is needed because the mass immigration afflicting Europe is continuous, while the Soros network and the pro-immigration policy of Brussels are creating the threat of attempts to also swamp our country with migrants," Orban's office said in a statement.
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Pope Francis denounced the "cruel violence" of the Easter Sunday slaughter of Christians and foreigners in Sri Lanka as he celebrated the most joyful moment on the Christian liturgical calendar by lamenting the bloodshed and political violence afflicting many parts of the world.
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While the governments of Southeast Asia have struggled to deal with the theft-focused hijackings of smaller vessels currently afflicting the region, he says they are far more capable of collaborating to effectively respond to supertankers being commandeered and held for ransom.
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The ruling, which came just three days after the regulator heard the case, could offset some of the construction delays afflicting the company, which said on Monday the project could be further set back if it could not get clarity about the permits.
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The centre itself was created as a response to beekeepers wanting to know more about what's hurting their bees, so they also offer fee-for-service testing on honey bees to identify the bacteria, fungi, mites and viruses that might be afflicting them.
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In 103, Steven Matz told the Mets he felt soreness after his major league debut, was allowed to make a second start, and then went on the disabled list for two months with a torn lat muscle, the injury now afflicting Noah Syndergaard.
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I think all of this is meant to make us as viewers (or at least this viewer!) somewhat complicit in the malaise that's afflicting the town, the malaise that causes everyone to just kick back and let Adora murder whoever she wants, lol.
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That political fracturing could make it harder for the parties to negotiate an end to the conflict, analysts said, while renewed fighting in the capital, Sana, could worsen the humanitarian crisis afflicting Yemen, which the United Nations has called the world's worst.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Global conservation group World Wildlife Fund (WWF) warned on Thursday of the risks from new faster-spreading "superfires" in the wake of heatwaves and droughts that have been afflicting Europe in what many see as a symptom of climate change.
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What We Know So Far About Meltdown and Spectre, the Devastating Vulnerabilities in Modern CPUs…This week, news of massive security vulnerabilities afflicting every modern model of Intel…Read more ReadOne of the fixes rolled out by Google is Kernel Page Table Isolation (KPTI).
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Even the World Health Organization weighed in on the issue of addictive video games last summer, with WHO officially recognizing "gaming disorder" as a mental health condition afflicting gamers who can lack control over their playing habits for periods of months at a time.
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" Spiegel also addressed the issue of spam, malicious and harmful content that has been afflicting social networks like Facebook, Twitter and Facebook-owned Instagram by saying that "these problems are impacting these platforms because they've created an environment where that sort of behavior thrives.
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"The very next day I started our crusade to see if that lead in the water was getting into the bodies of children," says the doctor-turned-campaigner who became the first to sound the alarm about the water crisis afflicting the struggling city.
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While it's true that a lack of focus is a more universal problem afflicting characters of both genders—especially when the source material is left behind—it doesn't seem like a coincidence that the story arcs that suffer are overwhelmingly those that involve female characters.
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The US and Russia agree on the need to defeat ISIS and return stability to Syria, but they profoundly disagree about what should come next, for reasons that go beyond Syria, including the influence of Iran and the Sunni-Shiite divide afflicting the Middle East.
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The livability crisis that's currently afflicting Seattle and San Francisco is evidence of how cities need to be careful what they wish for when it comes to the explosive growth of technology companies (and the attendant wealth that comes with it) in their metropolises.
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As soon as possible, she'll need to get to business and start tackling the big-ticket, red-button issues afflicting Germany: EU reform, the eurocrisis, migration, Putin's Russia and Trump's United States -- all of which were largely glossed over in the tame election campaign.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Sunday his 7-month-old government had yet to make progress in tackling record levels of violence afflicting the country as he launched a new militarized police force tasked with fixing the problem.
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A recent study found that in New York, the vast majority of private-sector physicians were not prepared to treat vets, lacking the specialist knowledge on issues afflicting vets specifically and how to treat them that the VA has built up over many years.
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The trend toward authoritarianism, while specific to each country's history, is rooted in insecurities and fears afflicting the world today: globalization and rising inequality, the stunning and scary advances in technology, the disorienting chaos and extreme violence of civil wars like Syria's, separatism and terror.
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Neither candidate offered a clear vision or detailed program on how to address the myriad problems afflicting South Africa, the continent's most sophisticated economy but a deeply unequal one that offers little hope of upward mobility for the vast majority of impoverished black South Africans.
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The whirlwind of troop withdrawals and the resignation of Mr. Mattis leave a murky picture for what is next in the United States' longest war, and they come as Afghanistan has been troubled by spasms of violence afflicting the capital, Kabul, and other important areas.
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A Bloomberg article compared the rout in health care stocks to the "'Dark Days' of the Financial Crisis," when, in addition to the crisis afflicting the overall stock market, the sector grappled with uncertainty over what, eventually, became the Affordable Care Act, a.k.a. Obamacare.
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That is just the latest woe afflicting this cursed nation, and just one example of how fragile the future seems for Africa, large parts of which face the prospect of new famine and, in consequence, further catastrophic displacement within and among their growing populations.
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Earlier on Monday, Faurecia posted higher annual profit for 2019, although Faurecia added that 2020 would be a challenging year for the industry and its financial guidance did not factor in any hits to the global automotive supply chain from the coronavirus afflicting China.
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However, labeling pharmaceutical companies as rapacious misidentifies the problem, which is that a very long line could likely be drawn from the nickel-and-diming afflicting nurses on hospital floors to the money used to promote Viagra -- or any so-called "blockbuster drug" -- combined with its profits.
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Shortly after my husband had his brain sliced open a second time, in a futile attempt to remove his malignant brain tumor — a ferocious glioblastoma, the same type of ruthless cancer now afflicting Senator John McCain — one of my best friends dragged me out for drinks.
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis met with President Hassan Rouhani of Iran on Tuesday — the first meeting between a pope and an Iranian leader in nearly 17 years — and urged Iran to play an "important role" in finding political solutions for the various conflicts afflicting the Middle East.
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CNN has spoken to multiple families around the western city of Herat who have been forced from their homes because of a record dry spell that, according to the United Nations, has forced more people from their homes in 2018 than the record violence afflicting the country.
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But Brafman portrayed Shkreli as a self-educated scientific boy wonder who slept nights in a sleeping bag in his office as he worked to develop a cure for a deadly disease afflicting children, while at the same time making millions of dollars for his investors.
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"While the coronavirus pandemic is afflicting families, governments, and markets around the world, the Chinese Communist Party is waging a massive propaganda campaign to rewrite the history of COVID-19 and whitewash the Party's lies to the Chinese people and the world," the GOP senators said.
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If I hadn't been so cocksure about what I thought was afflicting him, even using the appropriate medical lingo, which likely swayed the opinions of the nurses and doctors who saw him in the emergency room, could we have avoided much of the trauma of that night?
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In his decisions, he was looking beyond Catalonia at the rest of Spain, where a firm stance has allowed him to reclaim a national leadership that was seriously put at risk in 2016, following two inconclusive national elections amid major corruption scandals afflicting his governing Popular Party.
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The challenger has attacked Ryan's past support of immigration reform, has characterized Ryan's bill to aid debt-ridden Puerto Rico as a "bailout" and has railed against Ryan's work on "job-killing" free-trade deals — something Trump has repeatedly blamed for economic problems afflicting Rust Belt states.
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Over the past 18 months, Netanyahu has repeatedly described a wave of Palestinian attacks on Israelis as part of the same violent Islamist campaign afflicting Europe, saying Israel, France and Germany are in the same boat, and that Israel's frontline position needs to be better understood.
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And yet at Serenity Park, the very behaviors that once would have further codified our parrot caricatures — ''birdbrained,'' ''mindless mimicry,'' ''mere parroting'' and so on — are recognized as classic symptoms of the same form of complex post-traumatic stress disorder afflicting the patients in the Veterans Administration Medical Center.
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Aetna's trial brief noted that while the doctor is not an expert on the rare disease afflicting Washington, he is a "trained physician with years of experience" and he agreed with a nurse's findings that the company needed more up-to-date blood tests to continue covering Washington's medication.
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"Maybe that will provide us with the opportunity for ... our leadership to sit together informally and work out solutions to the problem that have been afflicting this region ...Discussions which might not be possible in the glare of media publicity, heart-to-heart discussions," Khan told the opening session.
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While it's been spreading rapidly in countries across Latin America and the Caribbean, Zika is also afflicting people in the continental United States, with over 800 travel and sexually-transmitted cases confirmed here; a number that is expected to grow in the coming months as mosquito season ramps up.
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Their financing aside, how exactly do you draw a line between RT and Sputnik and, say, Sean Hannity, the Fox News host and confidant of the president of the United States, who has also trafficked in conspiracy theories about Seth Rich and mysterious illnesses possibly afflicting Hillary Clinton?
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While these 1-percenters deserve praise for their generosity, the reality is these donations are also symptoms of an economic system out of whack; this kind of giving does little to alleviate structural problems afflicting millions of others who are not being helped by a theatrical act of philanthropy.
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"Russell Taichman, a professor at the University of Michigan in the Department of Periodontics and Oral Medicine and an expert on the various ailments afflicting the members of the Franklin Expedition, told Gizmodo that the new paper was "very well done," and the "controls were good and the conclusions justified.
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If he labors under the illusion that he has taken one of the grand jobs in basketball, it at least differs little from the delusion afflicting most Knicks fans, and here I speak as someone who possessed a ticket plan well into the team's death-rattle phase this past decade.
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She summarized her understanding of the witch trials to Vox like this: I argue in my book that the judges at the trials, who were also the military leaders of the colony, used the search for "witches" as a means of deflecting their own responsibility for the disasters then afflicting the colony.
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It has become unofficial tradition for French leaders to make Germany their first port of call after an election, but Macron's trip takes on more significance given the various issues afflicting the region, including the debt crisis, the migrant crisis, terrorist attacks, and the decision by the U.K. to leave the union.
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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski says Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE celebrating his latest press conference shows the "tunnel vision" afflicting the president.
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JOHANNESBURG — As Parliament took just eight minutes on Thursday to elect Cyril Ramaphosa as South Africa's new president, the governing African National Congress rushed to put the era of Jacob Zuma behind it, showing little appetite to grapple with the central problem afflicting the party, and the country — a culture of corruption.
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All too aware of the credibility crises afflicting the global governing bodies of soccer and track and field, tennis's leaders agreed under duress in January to authorize an independent review of the sport's integrity and make the exceptional commitment to adopt all of the review panel's recommendations when they are issued in 2017.
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She summarized her understanding of the witch trials to Vox like this: I argue in my book that the judges at the trials, who were also the military leaders of the colony, used the search for "witches" as a means of deflecting their own responsibility for the disasters then afflicting the colony.
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Mr Sharman describes a host of problems afflicting asset-recovery efforts after the Arab revolutions in 2011, from basic transliteration headaches to proving under the laws of the host country that funds in a particular account were acquired through corruption (which, given money's fungibility, is especially difficult if the account-holder also has legitimate businesses).
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Contrary to his critics, who complain that David has not spent his life at a desk in Foggy Bottom, David's numerous published articles on Israel demonstrate a keen understanding of the real issues afflicting the Middle East and the remedies that can be found in upholding, promoting and championing American values in the troubled region.
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"We fear that this message will be woefully inadequate given the scale of the disaster afflicting the Bahamas – and threatening so many other island states throughout the world as a result of accelerating global warming – but please know that you have our deepest possible sympathy at such a soul-destroying time," the couple added.
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Sure enough, Munir Majid, a leading Malaysian intellectual and banker, has observed "some self-satisfaction" within the club that the "ASEAN Way" does not envisage "ever-closer union"—in other words the group is spared some of the stresses afflicting the EU. Yet he notes that ASEAN suffers its own strains over the pace and direction of integration.
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We call this sepsis, a medical condition afflicting 2628,28503 children annually in the U.S. In the adjacent room there may be a child with liver failure awaiting a transplant, a child who suffered an unexpected brain bleed, or an infant unable to breathe as the results of an ordinary virus the she picked up in day care.
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When a teacher waves a sign that says, "I'd take a bullet for your child but PEIA won't cover it," she is tying together a web of interconnected policy issues to create the sense of a crisis, raw and emotional, afflicting not only this group of educators, with their particular demands, but also the children in their care.
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But more than a bulwark against the sundry potholes afflicting the road to half-decent cinema experiences today, Metrograph is a celebration of film-going in all its aspects — from the private exhilaration of admiring a familiar film in an anonymous crowd to the communal ecstasy of discovering an unknown masterpiece elbow-to-elbow with others equally in awe.
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"This study suggests that all 193th century variola strains and our 17th century strain share a common ancestor in the late 16th century or early 17th century, which is more recent than we would expect for a virus that has supposedly been afflicting humans for millennia," said Ana Duggan, lead study author and post-doctoral fellow at the McMaster Ancient DNA Center.
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In the wake of Guzman's sentencing, I saw an article suggesting that Mexico would be better off if the US court had released Guzman instead of incarcerating him for life, arguing that he was somehow less brutal than the current crop of cartel leaders in Mexico and that he could calm the violence afflicting his country if only he could walk free.
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What We Know So Far About Meltdown and Spectre, the Devastating Vulnerabilities in Modern CPUs…This week, news of massive security vulnerabilities afflicting every modern model of Intel…Read more ReadNot patching a vulnerable CPU may seem like a poor decision on Intel's side, but the chips that will remain unpatched are all eight to ten years old and not likely found in many active systems.
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Activists insist that there should be no more talk of pathology and no more programs for treatment and cure; the parents are outraged that activists who place themselves on the high-functioning end of the spectrum have no real understanding of the serious disabilities afflicting children at the other end, and are undermining the gains in treatment and recognition achieved over so many years.
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While seeking reelection, Kobayashi declares that the flu that's been afflicting the canine population threatens to cross over to the human population, and though a scientist named Professor Watanabe (Akira Ito) says he can solve the flu with a serum inside of six months, Kobayashi opts to banish the dog population to an island made of trash, beginning with his own dog, Spots Kobayashi.
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In their April 28503 article, in The Hill, Sarah Ferris and Peter Sullivan correctly point out that the problems afflicting Flint's decrepit underground water infrastructure threaten cities throughout the U.S. To keep a tragedy like the one in Flint from happening elsewhere, it is important to understand what really happened there, and to appreciate what cash-strapped municipalities can do on their own to keep their constituents from suffering a similar fate.
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This is the oldest known case of leprosy in the UK. Image: Sarah InskipOne of the sequenced genomes came from the remains of an individual who lived in Great Chesterford England between 415 to 545 AD, making it the oldest M. leprae genome found in the UK. Intriguingly, this strain is very similar to those found in modern-day red squirrels, who are carriers of a medieval strain that stopped afflicting Europeans over 700 years ago.
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This majority has triumphed in securing retrograde positions that include making no exceptions for rape or women's health in cases of abortion; requiring the Bible to be taught in public high schools; selling coal as a "clean" energy source; demanding a return of federal lands to the states; insisting that legislators use religion as a guide in lawmaking; appointing "family values" judges; barring female soldiers from combat; and rejecting the need for stronger gun controls — despite the mass shootings afflicting the nation every week.
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