Everybody's burning for something, as corny as that might be.
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The war is likely to keep burning for some time.
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A million candles burning for the help that never came.
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But the country has been burning for a while, experts say.
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The last time I went, my legs were burning for days.
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Some trends, like skinny jeans, have been burning for over a decade.
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The fire had been initially extinguished Wednesday after burning for several days.
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After all, he noted, the fires would have been burning for hours.
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They're risky and difficult to control, which contributes to them burning for longer.
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The fire in the Gates could keep burning for decades — or even centuries.
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Asprey says the coffee concoction can boost metabolism and fat-burning for improved energy.
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The immigration debate in the US has been burning for more than two years.
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A wildfire has been burning for five days, forcing Mariposa's 2,000 residents to evacuate.
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The fires in the Amazon have now been burning for more than two weeks.
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Montana has been burning for months, and there is still no end in sight.
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One warehouse was able to be extinguished, but the other has remained burning for hours.
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But who is naïve enough to think he won't be burning for one last shot?
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Trump -- and Republicans -- are hoping this passion keeps burning for the next 18 days. 9.
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Hillary Clinton's supporters may want to keep their fires burning for a rematch against Donald Trump.
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This is the first illicit drug burning for the country's new government, according to a statement.
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The fire, after burning for about 8 hours, was largely extinguished by 0300 CET on Tuesday.
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Bourbon blues About 45,000 barrels of Jim Beam have been burning for days at a Kentucky warehouse.
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You won't blow out a torch that's been burning for many years with your new Big Bang.
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With little rainfall expected in the near future, the fires could keep burning for days to weeks.
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Still, a ban on new plants would curb potential growth in coal burning for years to come.
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The deadly blaze has been burning for more than two weeks and consumed 176,069 acres as of Wednesday.
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Wildfires have been burning for a few days in parts of Oklahoma, leaving at least one man dead.
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"This is the first time a big city bans the use of wood burning for heating," said Mena.
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The tanker has been burning for three straight days as rescue crews struggle to bring the blaze under control.
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The deadly fire has been burning for more than two weeks and consumed 178,752 acres as of Thursday night.
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They also hope the natural gas they produce and ship will continue to replace coal burning for electricity generation.
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It wasn't until the fires had been burning for months that Australia's prime minister admitted mistakes had been made.
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Just in November 2015, news emerged that China had been exceeding its reported levels of coal burning for years.
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The fire has been burning for three days, but firefighters remain cautious as strong winds threaten to fuel its size.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - An Iranian oil tanker has sunk after burning for more than a week following a collision on Jan.
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The blaze burning for more than a week has scorched 155 square miles (400 square kilometers) and destroyed 723 homes.
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The northern Alberta oil town of Fort McMurray has been burning for days now, forcing over 80,000 people to evacuate.
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What they forced me to do will be an everlasting fire inside me, burning for the rest of my life.
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The Amazon Rainforest produces more than 20% of the world's oxygen and its been burning for the past 3 weeks.
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A blaze burning for several days to the west in Lake County jumped containment lines Saturday, prompting additional evacuation orders.
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The deadly fire has been burning for more than two weeks and has consumed 183,633 acres as of Friday night.
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Astonishing photos show the Gates of Hell, a fiery gas crater that's been burning for decades in the Turkmenistan desert
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Burning for more than a month, it destroyed more than 1,000 structures and forced the evacuation of some 100,000 people.
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But the miracle of Hanukkah is that this tiny amount of oil kept the flame burning for eight straight days.
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The massive blaze, which has swallowed up 103,772 acres, is now 23 percent contained after burning for more than a week.
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I mean it was such a slow burn for so long that no one noticed this was burning for 2000 years.
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Last year, California was forced to grapple with dozens of fires over tens of thousands of acres, some burning for months.
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It often takes an extreme blaze -- say, a house fire or burning airplane -- burning for hours to significantly reduce a body.
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They could see flames in the vicinity of Mulholland Highway, from a fire that had been burning for about an hour.
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On average, today's U.S. wildfires are burning for weeks longer than they were in the 1970s, while burning twice as much land.
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He said the service was initially called out at 0244 GMT, meaning the fire has been burning for more than 12 hours.
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Her father, Ben Chambers, said Jessica and her vehicle were burning for at least 30 minutes before the fire department reached them.
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The Thomas Fire in California has been burning for a month, destroying some 282,753 acres, or 440 square miles in two counties.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, U.S. coal producers lobbied to restrict the increase in fuel oil burning for heating and power production.
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Complicating rescue efforts, barrels of fuel and cylinders of gas ignited, burning for hours, and residents stayed away, fearing a second airstrike.
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The Brazilian Amazon—home to 85003 million Indigenous people and 3 million species—has been burning for more than two weeks straight.
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That Fini kept the subversive fires burning for as long as she did turns out to be the most surprising revelation here.
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The first RS-25 engine that will actually take flight had a successful test in Mississippi today, burning for 500 seconds without incident.
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This issue had been quietly burning for months, with social conservative leaders pressing the White House on why it hadn't made a decision.
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Locals posted photos of flames, soot-darkened skies, and blackened water on social media: The Amazon Rainforest has been burning for three weeks.
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Wildfires revisited parts of France this week, burning for days near the town of Palneca, and torching more than 400 acres of forest.
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Across the continent, an estimated 43 billion animals have been killed, and fire officials say some individual blazes will continue burning for months.
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"Fire in the southeast is different from out west, in that there's a lot more prescribed burning for maintaining plantation forestry," Field said.
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The huge Redding area blaze that has been burning for more than a week has displaced 38,303 from their homes and killed six people.
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Between 1973 and 2015, Borneo lost around 16,000 square miles of its old-growth forests due to land clearing or burning for the plantations.
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At the West Lake Landfill complex, in a Missouri suburb of St. Louis, a "smoldering event" has been burning for years under a landfill.
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"The memories of playing live are what have kept the fire burning for us," said Kix Brooks in a statement on the band's website.
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The Blue Mountains bushfires, which have been burning for weeks, have led to a sharp drop in tourist numbers which is hurting local businesses.
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The camera pans, showing fans screaming, donning crop tops, black clothes, and huge earrings; everyone burning for Depeche Mode to reveal themselves on stage.
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The animals in the town of Qayyarah are covered in soot from area oil wells, which have been burning for more than two months.
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The two collaborated on the slow-burning "For You," and the accompanying clip sees them running through an epically gorgeous estate in black tie attire.
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The tanker, filled with 130 tons of highly volatile condensate crude, has been burning for the past three days, raising fears of an environmental catastrophe.
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Mr. Gribbon said portions of the interior — most notably the choir loft — had collapsed, another indication that the fire had been burning for a while.
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Greenpeace, however, said the authorities were wrong to say the fires, which have been burning for several weeks, affected only uninhabited parts of the country.
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Mr. McClendon dabbled in politics and personally appeared in television commercials promoting the benefits of natural gas as a replacement of coal burning for power.
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The Carr Fire had been burning for four days at that point and Bledsoe said he didn't realize the fire was coming into his neighborhood.
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Huge bushfires have been burning for weeks across Australia, with new blazes sparked into life in bushland left tinder dry after a three-year drought.
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Overall, wildfires in the U.S. are burning twice as much land as they were in the early 1980s and they're burning for weeks, not days, longer.
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For Jo Cameron, it takes the sight of blood or the smell of her own flesh burning for her to know that something is very wrong.
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Several new fires broke out early on Tuesday, adding to scores of blazes that have been burning for several days across New South Wales (NSW) state.
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The blaze threatening Santa Rosa was a new fire that erupted Friday along state Highway 220 between two other wildfires that have been burning for days.
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"It just kept burning and burning for hours, and for hours there were still people at the top of the building screaming for help," she said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Swathes of southeast Australia were bracing on Thursday for a days-long heatwave that threatens to stoke bushfires that have been burning for months.
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The deadly Northern California fire that ruined a city and led to dozens of deaths is completely contained after burning for more than two weeks, officials say.
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That broader fear, beyond anything a Clinton staffer said or did, is the real fuel likely to keep this particular fire burning for some time to come.
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Fires have already been burning for weeks in Tennessee, Georgia and North Carolina, spreading a dense blanket of smoke across the region, prompting unhealthy air quality alerts.
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Mandatory evacuations were issued when winds picked up and the new blaze erupted along state Highway 12 between two other wildfires that have been burning for days.
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"The foothills closest to your community have been burning for several days and your community has been blanketed with smoke," read one of the game's emergency updates.
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Judging from the laughs and smiles, you'd never know that they are a few dozen miles from the Swan Lake Fire, now burning for over three months.
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Wildfires in the U.S. are now burning for weeks longer than they were in the 1970s, and they're burning twice as much land than were in the 1990s.
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" More from Swan: "This issue had been quietly burning for months, with social conservative leaders pressing the White House on why it hadn't made a decision on this.
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Burning for 35 minutes would put Juno into its intended 53-day orbit, but the spacecraft can still get into Jupiter's orbit after just 20 to 30 minutes.
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Firefighters aided by cooler weather have made good progress against a blaze burning for nearly a month near Yosemite National Park in the northern part of the state.
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In Colorado, fires have been burning for weeks in the southwestern part of the state, with firefighters unable to squelch the blazes in rural areas and national forests.
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January 6, 2020: Decreasing winds and temperatures in Victoria and New South Wales ease conditions, but fires are expected to continue burning for weeks, according to the Guardian.
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While the immediate threat was in the south on Wednesday, firefighters continued to battle about 100 fires that have been burning for several days across Australia's east coast.
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" Some American YouTubers, like radio personality Lionel Nation, also chipped in the controversy with a video entitled "Why Didn't the Grenfell Towers Collapse After Burning for Over 12 Hours?
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The Camp Fire has been burning for more than 10 days, taken at least 77 lives, and destroyed thousands of structures, and officials say it's only about halfway done.
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While blazes are often sparked by careless campers or arsonists, they're also striking more frequently, and burning for longer periods of time, due in part to human-caused climate change.
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While the end-of-the-world urgency is sure to lend an extra thrill to your coupling, pace yourselves — you've got to keep the fire burning for four long years.
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Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro responded to the fires this week by sending the in the military, though he insists the fires that have been burning for weeks are under control.
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A volunteer group regularly visits the ghost town of Centralia, Pa., where a mine fire has been burning for decades, to clean up trash and graffiti, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
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Meanwhile, firefighters were taking advantage of rain showers and increased humidity in their battle against a wildfire that has been burning for more than a month near Durango in southwestern Colorado.
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A blaze burning for 21 days in and around Yosemite National Park is impacting three of the park&aposs entrances and officials say it is unclear when the park will reopen.
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And though, as he told a friend, he felt no "burning" for her, he formed with her a marriage that is probably the happiest story in any account of his life.
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"Whenever we're burning for either power production or transportation, anything that we're burning is going to emit NOx," Laura Mazzaro, an atmospheric scientist and environmental engineer at Descartes Labs, tells Axios.
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How does it feel for you, having put out your first record in '69, to see a younger group of guys playing the same music, keeping that torch burning for soul?
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Further complicating matters, the government's aggressive drive to stamp out coal burning for stoves and heaters overreached over winter and left many residents shivering because natural gas installations had fallen behind.
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They could still be funny, but the question is, is there a sting to them the way that there is when you watch the queens in "Paris Is Burning," for example?
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But, the real heated spar that kept the fires burning for the rest of the debate came from Elizabeth Warren, who seized a moment made just for her: the millionaire debate.
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Becerra's office said the federal standard that states are suing to protect was estimated to reduce carbon pollution by an amount equivalent to 134 coal power plants burning for a year.
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About 200 miles to the north, excessive heat also continued to plague crews battling the so-called Sherpa Fire, burning for a fifth day in the canyons and foothills near Santa Barbara.
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At the opening of the annual National People's Congress, China's premier, Li Keqiang, promised "we will make our skies blue again" by tackling pollution caused by coal-burning for heat and power.
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Monday's Newspoll comes as officials confirmed 11.2 million hectares (27.7 million acres) have now been razed by fires that have been burning for months, nearly half the area of the United Kingdom.
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The terror played out on social media as the wildfire, which had been burning for longer than a day nearby, took a turn for the worse and began encroaching on the town.
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The fires, which have now been burning for months, are posing "a major risk to the health of the population," said the report, published Wednesday by public health research institute Oswaldo Cruz Foundation.
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The conflict has been burning for five years -- and to the Middle East's major powers, particularly Saudi Arabia and Turkey, it is inconceivable for the region that it could burn for five more.
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"It will continue to go on until we can get some decent rain that can deal with some of the fires that have been burning for many, many months," Morrison told reporters Thursday.
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Australia has been battling its worst bushfire season on record, with fires burning for months killing 29 people, and destroying more than 2,500 homes while razing bushland across an area the size of Bulgaria.
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Thunderstorms hit Sydney and a wide swath of the surrounding area, including parts of the north coast of New South Wales that have been burning for months, with more rain expected through the weekend.
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The Port Neches, Texas, site has been burning for six days after an explosion that injured three workers and prompted the evacuation of about 60,000 residents over worries storage tanks could ignite and explode.
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Chris Arnold, the chief officer of the Tasmania Fire Service, said on Saturday that nearly 600 personnel were working to contain the fires, some of which have been burning for weeks and have destroyed homes.
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The pollution in the region is primarily caused by coal-burning for industry use in provinces south of Beijing as a March government stimulus package triggered increased industrial activities in these regions, noted the two.
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While the love story of our sexy cowboy and new pop star runs for two hours and change, the stars, twinkling and burning for my lifetime and yours, are a more reliable source of refuge.
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Becerra's office said the federal standard that states are suing to protect was estimated to reduce carbon pollution equivalent to 134 coal power plants burning for a year and to save drivers $1,650 per vehicle.
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HONG KONG — An Iranian oil tanker that collided with another vessel in the East China Sea and that had been burning for more than a week sank on Sunday, the Chinese Ministry of Transportation said.
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"It (fires) will continue to go on until we can get some decent rain that can deal with some of the fires that have been burning for many, many months," Morrison told reporters on Thursday.
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But when his wife told him that fires were burning for him on different islands, and that native elders were playing drums for him farther north on Vancouver Island, he closed his eyes and wept.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - One of two oil storage tanks ignited amid clashes at the Libyan oil port of Ras Lanuf has collapsed after burning for several days, a local engineer and a fire fighter said on Tuesday.
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By the time first responders made it to the scene, the fire had a "pretty good head start," Fruetel said at the press conference, according to the AP. "It had been burning for a while," Fruetel said.
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" He left a typically bleak message behind — "A million candles burning for the help that never came" — to complement an older line, from half a century earlier: "Follow me, the wise man said, but he walked behind.
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"India needs a three-pronged mitigation approach to address industrial coal burning, open burning for agriculture, and household air pollution sources," said Chandra Venkataraman, professor of Chemical Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, in Mumbai, India.
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It was supposed to last for a month — and it did — but instead of just leaving a stain on her skin like natural henna does, Teigan's tattoo burned into her arm and wouldn't stop burning for four weeks.
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Saudi Arabia told the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries its oil production in June rose to 10.07 million bpd, slightly above its OPEC target, mainly due to an increase in domestic crude burning for power during summer.
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After burning for a week on open water, an Iranian tanker that was carrying 136,000 tons of oil finally sunk into a part of the Pacific Ocean caught in a territorial tug-of-war between China and Japan.
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But it has also left many scars: from streams that run orange with mine drainage to the almost completely wiped-out community of Centralia, where an underground mine fire has been burning for more than half a century.
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Women's protests and clothing have always been closely linked (long white dresses for the suffragettes, bra-burning for the second wave feminists who marched for women's rights in the 1960s, black and white T-shirts for Black Lives Matter).
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Strong winds on Sunday are expected to fan forest fires that have been burning for a week through New Zealand's South Island, forcing thousands of people from their homes, with more residents expected to flee, officials said.
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The upper portions of this rocket look like they're meant to bring a satellite to orbit by burning for a long time with relatively low thrust, Wright said, which is not what you need to launch a ballistic missile.
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Last month, as Beijing was going through one of its worst ever spells of pollution, the government issued a report ranking domestic coal burning — for household cooking, heating stoves and water boilers — as the primary source of the city's pollution.
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Although fires are complex environmental phenomena driven (and exacerbated) by weather, U.S. fires in the last couple decades have been burning at least twice as much land than in the early 20183s, and they've been burning for weeks — not days — longer.
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On Sunday night, it came for the National Museum of Brazil, burning for six hours and leaving behind ashes where there had been dinosaur fossils, the oldest human remains ever found in Brazil, and audio recordings and documents of indigenous languages.
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The connection to climate change The bushfires have been burning for two months now, exacerbated by strong winds that stoke the flames and spread dangerous embers, and by rising temperatures-- including a record-breaking heat wave that began earlier this week.
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Even when California homes are powered almost entirely by renewables like solar, they may still need to rely on some natural gas-burning for some time, even if these carbon-emitting plants are only used for around 200 hours a year, said Picker.
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But it's not a singular problem or even a set of problems the social networking giant has recently faced — it's been an overwhelming mountain of issues, some of them slowly burning for years, seemingly ready to join forces into one cataclysmic dumpster fire.
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Ayeta is the seventh person to die in the immense blaze that has been burning for two weeks near Redding, where armies of firefighters and fleets of aircraft continue battling the flames about 100 miles (160 kilometers) south of the Oregon state line.
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A sixth person has died in the Carr Fire in Northern California, the authorities said on Sunday, as officials hinted they could be nearing a turning point in fighting the vast and erratic wildfire that has been burning for nearly a week.
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As of Saturday, at least six Brazilian states had formally requested military assistance to contain hundreds of fires, which have been burning for several weeks but plunged President Jair Bolsonaro's administration into crisis mode only this week after photographs began circulating widely.
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As of Saturday, at least six Brazilian states had formally requested military assistance to contain hundreds of fires, which have been burning for several weeks but plunged President Jair Bolsonaro's administration into crisis mode only this week after photographs began circulating widely.
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Running with an ergonomic, propane-pumped baton is a little different from keeping a wood fire burning for 24 hours despite all weather conditions, but the daring gentleman above wanted to take out the eternal flame with his own modern convention: a fire extinguisher.
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AMAZONAS, Brazil — A fire that's been burning for six days is threatening to engulf the fields of the Amazonas region and the animals that live in them, along with the trees that have been supporting the indigenous people living on the land for generations.
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"Don't get complacent from the rain we have had recently," Victoria Emergency Services Minister Lisa Neville said in a televised briefing, referring to several days of cool weather that has allowed firefighters to strengthen containment lines around blazes that have been burning for months.
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Even as a cooler change brought some relief for firefighters battling scores of blazes burning for days across four states, many of the 7.5 million residents of New South Wales switched from contemplating evacuation to avoid rapidly advancing wildfires to hiding indoors from the smoke.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A skyscraper in the capital of Azerbaijan that was once slated to become a Trump Tower caught fire on Saturday, burning for hours as road closures due to a Grand Prix race made it harder to put out the blaze, the Interfax news agency reported.
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One is through fasting: When you stop eating altogether for an extended period of time, the body will ramp up fat burning for fuel and decrease its use of glucose (which is part of the reason people can survive for as long as 215 days without food).
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One is through fasting: When you stop eating altogether for an extended period of time, the body will ramp up fat burning for fuel and decrease its use of glucose (which is part of the reason people can survive for as long as 73 days without food).
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The bathroom argument has been burning for several years, but it became inflamed in early 2016, when North Carolina passed a discriminatory law called House Bill 2 (HB2)—legislation that required North Carolinians to use the bathroom that accords to the sex indicated on their birth certificate.
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There is freedom in the storytelling, because without having to write a franchise that has to live in perpetuity, you can go places faster, and you can burn more brightly if you have to, because you don't have to keep the star burning for a hundred episodes, to keep characters redeeming.
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The Delhi government has put in place a number of short-term policy measures — including restricting driving to alternate days based on license plate numbers — to reduce traffic emissions when other factors such as low winds, garbage burning for heat and stubble burning on farms north of the city become a problem.
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Photograph by Pari Dukovic for The New Yorker One winter afternoon, I stood by a fire pit in the back yard of Humberto Leon's Park Slope brownstone, watching Angela Dimayuga—the executive chef of Mission Chinese and a former roommate of Leon's partner, Patrick Wilson—stoke leaves and logs, which she was burning for their ash.
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Three of them had scorched more than 30,000 acres by the end of the day: The Juniper Fire in Arizona, which is 30% contained and has been burning for more than a monthThe North Fire in New Mexico, which is also 30% contained and has been burning for nearly a monthThe Jack Fire in Arizona, which is also 30% contained Three other significant fires are burning in the trio of states as of early Tuesday: The Cedar Fire in Arizona has scorched 26,1113 acres and was 40% contained The Dog Head Fire in New Mexico has scorched 17,891 acres and was 46% containedThe Sherpa Fire in California has scorched 7,893 acres and was 62% contained Another wildfire popped up in the San Gabriel Canyon near Los Angeles on Monday, quickly consuming about 1,500 acres.
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A composer of audacious experimental works on the border of musical performance and conceptual art — including the exploratory prepared-piano piece "Ear-Walking Woman," the impassioned vocal lament "I Give You Back" and "Piano Burning," for which she is most recognized — Ms. Lockwood turned 80 in July, and she is being celebrated on Thursday with a Composer Portrait concert at the Miller Theater at Columbia University.
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About 56 million years ago, during a period called the Paleocene–Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), Earth warmed by 5C because of a spike in carbon dioxide, an event that scientists say closely resembles what humans are doing to the atmosphere due to all the coal were burning for power, gas were consuming to move our vehicles, and trees we cut down for any number of reasons.
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