But obviously, if the consequences are as high as a phone catching fire, the tolerance isn't for a few hundred phones out of a million catching fire.
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In New York, there were reports of CitiBikes catching fire in March, and there have been multiple reports of electric scooters catching fire in various cities across the country.
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None of which stopped it catching fire on social media.
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Check adult nonfiction bestseller lists to see what's catching fire.
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The FAA, after all, explicitly bans passengers from putting any lithium-ion batteries into their checked baggage because of the risk of those batteries catching fire (remember those batteries in hoverboards catching fire last year?).
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And then the Note 7 began catching fire and blowing up.
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Lawrence returns as Katniss in "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" (2013).
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Customers around the world reported that the phones were catching fire.
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Catching Fire (Hunger Games Trilogy, Book 27) by Suzanne Collins 210.
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Until now, Samsung was offering replacements, but they too were catching fire.
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They make your mouth feel super hot, as if it's catching fire.
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The highest-grossing movie of 2013 was "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire."
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Then again, social media trends have a way of catching fire regardless.
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Just be glad that the batteries aren't catching fire and burning cars down.
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The plane skidded off the runway on to surrounding grass, quickly catching fire.
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That said, they have this nasty habit of exploding and/or catching fire.
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The move comes in the midst of reports the batteries were catching fire.
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The bans come in response to numerous reports of the devices catching fire.
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The bombardment has reached such ferocity that even the stones are catching fire.
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In "Catching Fire," a dress Katniss wears transforms into a symbol of rebellion.
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Before I did this podcast, I was surprised to see Buttigieg catching fire.
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But its initial foray into directly managing money for customers wasn't catching fire.
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Reports of Note 7 handsets catching fire began soon after their August launch.
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While the Rialto Fire Department has yet to confirm the cause of the fire, Gomez's account aligns with several other accounts from around the world, including multiple reports of hoverboards catching fire and damaging homes (and catching fire in malls).
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The battery pack was then seen catching fire and engulfing the vehicle in flames.
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In 2013, it was Jennifer Lawrence with the Hunger Games follow-up, Catching Fire.
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Poor component quality, however, meant many of those devices are prone to catching fire.
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Its role will be "to stop the whole world from catching fire", he says.
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Darryl Clinton was trying to stop lava bombs that hit homes from catching fire.
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E-scooters and so-called hoverboards catching fire have made headlines in the past.
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The second most common fatality, reported in a handful of cases, is catching fire.
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Now the replacement phones are also catching fire, and Samsung has halted sales altogether.
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The crash caused his gas tank to rupture and led to both vehicles catching fire.
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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is November's best overall, with a $158.1 million opening weekend.
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Over the last few years, there have been problems with hoverboards exploding and catching fire.
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But over the last week there have been multiple reports of replacements catching fire, too.
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In the U.S., HP has received eight reports of batteries overheating, catching fire or melting.
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He sprayed down burning lava bombs that hit houses to prevent them from catching fire.
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That would be tough for small, under-funded insurgent candidates catching fire, though not impossible.
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But it's not all ice; we also see Lannister Lion of the South catching fire.
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He reasserted himself as a deft scorer, capable of catching fire in the right conditions.
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Samsung discontinued its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, which was prone to catching fire, last month.
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" – On Chelsea Lately Appreciating Earth's natural toilet: "That was the most fun part of Catching Fire.
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Over half of the incidents resulted in nearby objects catching fire, and 133 injuries were recorded.
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It's not the first time there have been reports of an iPhone exploding and catching fire.
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Catching Fire, the Hunger Games movie starring Jennifer Lawrence, was the highest-grossing film of 2013.
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In one video, they demonstrate how it can be cut up into pieces without catching fire.
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This is more than The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, which opened with $158 million in 2014.
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His move follows recent reports that batteries in these devices have been exploding and catching fire.
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"It seems to be catching fire and happening so fast with so many," Senator Grassley said.
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They are also the source of many problems, with some overheating, catching fire and even exploding.
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Unlike Ossoff and Democratic candidates in Montana and Kansas, Parnell has had difficulty catching fire nationally.
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Pictures from the scene show a purple four-door sedan on its side after catching fire.
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Earlier this year, the company recalled 4,803 ES8 SUVs following reports of three vehicles catching fire.
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Then in the summer, the annual cheatgrass dries out, catching fire and destroying native perennial plants.
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Informed that curried gumbo was catching fire in New Orleans, Ms. Chase was at first aghast.
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The news media reported more than 20 cases of buses catching fire in Rome last year.
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Even among residents, the excitement for the World Series started with a small spark before catching fire.
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Yesterday was also the first time I had to evacuate a bus as it was catching fire.
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Then, it wasn't long after that, the supposedly safe ones, the new ones were also catching fire.
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The Plasco Building stood for hours after catching fire, allowing scores of merchants to evacuate to safety.
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The S7 models got a boost after Samsung recalled the Note 7 when devices began catching fire.
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The announcement follows reports over the last year of devices exploding and catching fire, causing serious injuries.
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He ran tests on batteries in laptops a decade ago, highlighting the dangers of them catching fire.
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Both Skip and Lime have had to pull their electric scooters in light of the vehicles catching fire.
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Samsung decided to stop selling its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone following further reports of the device catching fire.
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The proliferation of hoverboards has raised safety concerns over injuries among riders and reports of batteries catching fire.
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Despite the criticism of "Girls" from some LGBTQ artists such as Hayley Kiyoko, the song is catching fire.
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California is in its fifth year of a historic drought, creating dry vegetation especially susceptible to catching fire.
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But the properties that make lithium desirable for batteries also make it unstable and prone to catching fire.
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That should prevent the oxygen from turning into a solid, lowering the chances of the propellant catching fire.
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Imagine if you had a phone catching fire, burning, while somebody had it six inches from their eyes.
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While there are occasional reports of phones catching fire or burning users, recalls for such problems are rare.
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When the devices started catching fire and blowing up in November, Swagway was the name everyone threw around.
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Texas started slowly, trailing 20-16 with 83:57 to play in the first half before catching fire.
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Adding to the company's woes, in the same year, a report surfaced of the car spontaneously catching fire.
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Conversely, if your fundraise is dragging out and not really catching fire — investors can detect this as well.
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Though there have no reports of batteries catching fire in Mexico, the recall still extends to the region.
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That we can speak to people and therefore build balances to stop the whole world from catching fire.
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The government cited two incidents of an e-cigarette catching fire in luggage in the last two years.
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It seems very weird that the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is catching fire as a presidential candidate.
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In 2013, Boeing told airlines not to fly their 787 Dreamliners because the planes' batteries were catching fire.
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Mr. Trudeau's "sock diplomacy" seems to be catching fire online, more so than his official statements or policies.
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It also cites more than a dozen reports of Tesla's vehicles catching fire over the past six years.
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Video shows parts of the spill catching fire, and authorities are warning people to keep open flame away.
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A hot air balloon carrying 16 passengers crashed south of Austin, Texas, after catching fire in mid-flight.
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In 280, Boeing told airlines not to fly their 7507 Dreamliners because the planes' batteries were catching fire.
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The second shot is of him jumping up and the paper actually catching fire as he's jumping up.
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If anything, Florenzi saved his keeper a few broken fingers and likely saved his home net from catching fire.
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But shortly after, reports suggested the replacement devices were also catching fire, leading to Samsung permanently discontinuing the model.
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It's old-school in its appeal, but it's also had a lot of trouble catching fire with industry organizations.
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As of three weeks ago, the U.S Consumer Protection Safety Commission has discovered 12 cases of hoverboards catching fire.
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If you just showed a gas tank catching fire, the movie would lose a lot of its visual appeal.
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Several companies like Samsung have had issues with their technologically advanced products catching fire (and even burning down homes).
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Production of Samsung's Note 7 smartphone has halted after several reports of the handset, and its replacement, catching fire.
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Each flame, floating by on its own, isolates the beauty of a conflagration without the danger of catching fire.
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The Minnesota-based company said it received 19 reports of the ROVs catching fire, resulting in six burn injuries.
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But thanks to a chain of word-of-mouth recommendations catching fire, Speak became an award-winning best-seller.
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Amazon banned sales of all hoverboards — twice — over safety issues, following continued reports of units exploding and catching fire.
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Jennifer Lawrence earned a $10 million paycheck for "Catching Fire" but still lived with her parents in their condo.
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The Grimaldi Lines container ship capsized and sank on Tuesday, after catching fire while sailing from Hamburg to Casablanca.
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It showed a Mercedes-Benz hatchback catching fire under the hood after 26yf refrigerant leaked during a company simulation.
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It is the first in a trilogy by the same name that includes "Catching Fire" (2009) and "Mockingjay" (2010).
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In the last decade, Boeing faced a crisis when lithium-ion batteries in the 787 Dreamliner were catching fire.
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So now's a good time to learn how to keep it from catching fire and burning your house down.
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The Note 7, of course, quickly became infamous when units of the device began catching fire because of battery issues.
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Since the game's release last week, strange clips of horses spontaneously catching fire have been floating around on social media.
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It is another instance of a Tesla vehicle's battery catching fire in the hours or days after a deadly crash.
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There have been at least 14 instances of Tesla cars catching fire since 2013, most of them after a crash.
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There have been at least 14 instances of Tesla cars catching fire since 2013, most of them following a crash.
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Everyone can agree that your phone catching fire is a bad thing, but at the moment it's a bit abstract.
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"These chemicals are added to products to keep them from catching fire in smolder or open flame situations," said Adler.
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This method is relatively safe in the world of burning; there's less chance of anything catching fire from ambient flame.
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"It seems to be catching fire and happening so fast with so many," Senator Grassley said in a phone interview.
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"These things are just catching fire without warning, and we don't want that in any of our dorms," Dolan said.
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It's not a joke-a-minute movie like Iannucci's previous work, which may be what kept it from catching fire.
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Mr. Wu continues marching and a second canister is fired and lands much closer to him, catching fire upon impact.
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Felix the Cat, Macy's first character balloon, met its demise after floating into a high-tension wire and catching fire.
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That&aposs another record-breaker for the holiday, knocking off the $110 million five-day gross "Catching Fire" brought in.
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It's the first known case of a Taycan catching fire, and Porsche says the cause is unknown at this time.
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The device was banned from airlines, and news reports showed night-vision videos of smartphones catching fire in people's homes.
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The animated feature outpaced 2013's "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" to become the highest-grossing film over that holiday period.
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Or are you going to put it out and use the intervening time to prevent to ever catching fire again?
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What with the basements of Olympians' lodging catching fire nowadays, an arrest could have been the least of his worries.
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Samsung ended production of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones in October after reports that some of the phones were catching fire.
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Problems with the Note 7 handsets began just days after its launch in August, with reports of some phones catching fire.
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Samsung has yet to disclose the reasons why the devices were catching fire but reports suggest such a disclosure is forthcoming.
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Jennifer Lawrence is apologizing for joking about scratching her butt on sacred Hawaiian stones while filming The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.
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But then reports of faulty batteries began to emerge, with some of the phone units generating excessive heat and catching fire.
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There have been at least 14 instances of Tesla cars catching fire since 2013, with the majority occurring after a crash.
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In hindsight, any sane person would take a larger phone that's safe over one that's smaller and prone to catching fire.
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Practical applications for the new technology include upgrading batteries in computers, navigation systems, and other electronics at risk of catching fire.
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They were goofy from the beginning and then when they started catching fire and exploding... well, let's just say good riddance.
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For this reason, several airlines have also started banning some smart luggage due to concerns about their batteries catching fire onboard.
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"Fans started making their own sites, and we started getting a little indication that it was catching fire," Mr. Myrick recalled.
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The tech giant announced the recall of 2.5 million Note 7s in early September following reports of the phones catching fire.
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After dozens of incidents in which batteries overheated and began smoking or catching fire, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is dead.
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The Indianapolis Fire Department said the truck, carrying 4,000 gallons of jet fuel, hit a guardrail and overturned before catching fire.
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A far cry from the Cuyahoga River catching fire, which is what we knew Cleveland for when I was a kid.
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The animated feature outpaced 2013′s "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" to become the highest-grossing film over that holiday period. (CNBC)
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On Monday alone, the film grossed $13.1 million in one day, beating out Hunger Games: Catching Fire for best November Monday.
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So damage that makes the transformer unable to regulate its temperature makes those transformers more vulnerable to exploding or catching fire.
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Or try to run a shoe-string operation through the summer, in hopes of catching fire when people return after Labor Day.
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And now they&aposre being ostracized by the EU, and Italy now we&aposve got the populist movement in Italy catching fire.
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CULLING THE HERD Sanders backers point to their candidates momentum, both in votes and fundraising, as evidence his proposals are catching fire.
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It also offered thermally insulated boxes so customers could safely return their phones, recalled amid reports of batteries overheating and catching fire.
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Last month, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission officially recalled the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 after reports of the batteries catching fire.
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With at least 35 cases of Samsung's new Galaxy Note7 catching fire while charging, Samsung has halted further shipments of its devices.
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In 2015, international regulators urged airlines to transport lithium-powered hoverboards in the cabin following reports of the popular devices catching fire.
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The 2012 Ravens lost four of their last five regular season games before catching fire in the playoffs and taking it all.
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Since Thursday there have been a total of (1, 2, 3, 4) five replacement phones catching fire, the latest happening in Texas.
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Dozens of the recalled phones have been catching fire, including one on a Southwest Airlines jet that was parked at the gate.
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Bushell looks like she's catching fire, and we can only assume that she's going to continue rocking the way she knows how.
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The case was heard on same day Samsung scrapped its flagship Galaxy Note 7 smartphone following reports of the phones catching fire.
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With the company's non-LED semiconductor biz catching fire and a smart new CEO running things, I think you should buy Cree.
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But Samsung was forced to recall it globally in September after several dozen user reports that the phone was spontaneously catching fire.
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Mostert, meanwhile, famously went undrafted in 2015 and was cut by six different NFL teams before finally catching fire in San Francisco.
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"Catching Fire" also became the first female-led movie to top the yearly domestic box office in a very, very long time.
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It comes after the Note 7, which was pulled from the market after numerous reports of its battery overheating and, sometimes, catching fire.
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In 2016, Samsung was forced to cease production of its Galaxy Note 7 phone after reports that the device's battery were catching fire.
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"These were notorious for either catching fire, leaving you stranded, [or] running out of gas because they didn't have the gauges," he says.
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If rain on your wedding day is lucky, then your wedding dress catching fire almost surely guarantees a long and happy marriage — right?
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August 31: Less than two weeks after release, Samsung reportedly suspends shipments of the device, due to multiple reports of devices catching fire.
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Samsung, by most reports, has such a problem: Its phones are catching fire and there are videos online that appear to show this.
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Either way, Vestager's influence on competition policy looks very unlikely to fade — not least because similar ideas are catching fire across the Atlantic.
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Francis Lawrence — the Oscar-winner's director on The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and both The Hunger Games: Mockingjay films — helms this new feature.
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"It's three middle-aged men in poor condition falling over and catching fire," says Clarkson, in what is probably the most coherent description.
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Caity Stella made her outfit — a recreation of Katniss' wedding dress from "Catching Fire" — herself, and said it "took a while" to complete.
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Earlier this month, the Journal reported that Uber's Singapore unit knowingly rented its drivers defective cars that were at risk of catching fire.
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Their susceptibility to catching fire - with more than 100 cases reported across the globe - has damaged the image of the South Korean company.
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"With refrigeration on those trailers lost, there was nothing to stop the chemicals inside from heating up and catching fire," the board said.
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The actress, who also appeared as Mags in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, passed away on February 14, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The company has demonstrated the batteries' resistance to catching fire or exploding by driving nails through them and even shooting them with bullets.
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Arkema said Harvey's floodwaters engulfed its backup generators and knocked out the refrigeration necessary to keep the compounds from degrading and catching fire.
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When the 787 Dreamliner was grounded for three months in 2013 because batteries were catching fire, Boeing kept building that plane as well.
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Galaxy Note 7 smartphones were heating up and, in some cases, catching fire because of manufacturing problems and design flaws in the battery.
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The #MuteRKelly movement is catching fire, and Celine Dion and Lady Gaga have already pulled their collabs with R. Kelly from streaming services.
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Even so, "The Force Awakens" does not appear to be catching fire in China in the same way it has elsewhere in the world.
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On Monday, Samsung finally disclosed that battery problems had led to many of its Note 7 handsets catching fire, after several months of investigations.
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Publications like BuzzFeed, Wired and Quartz wrote about hoverboards catching fire in malls and on sidewalks and causing houses to burn to the ground.
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The Catching Fire filming was taking place in Hawaii, Lawrence explained, where she was costumed in a wet suit for most of the day.
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Soon enough, through this mix of volunteer work and the campaign's alleged paid social media workers, Duterte's candidacy was catching fire on the platform.
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How did Facebook go from 1 billion to 3603 billion videos views per day in 18 months without the whole server farm catching fire?
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Samsung, which earlier this month scrapped its Note 7 phone over concerns that some were catching fire, could not be immediately reached for comment.
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Replacements with "safe" batteries were supposed to fix things, but they, too, started catching fire and eventually forced Samsung to discontinue the phone entirely.
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It could just be a momentary blip on on the mobile radar, catching fire only to burn out in a few short weeks time.
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Caldwell County Judge Ken Schawe said it looks like the balloon collided with a power line before catching fire and crashing to the ground.
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In September, electronics giant Samsung was forced to recall shipments of its new Galaxy Note 7 handsets amid reports of the devices catching fire.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall for about 500,000 hoverboards marketed by 10 brands due to their risk of catching fire. (Recode)
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A video that seemingly shows a Tesla Model S catching fire in a Shanghai parking lot has been circulating on Chinese media since Sunday.
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While there are occasional reports of phones catching fire or otherwise burning users, documented cases that lead to widespread product recalls remain relatively rare.
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The Washington Post first reported the company's statement about the recall, which came after the news outlet raised questions about some scooters catching fire.
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But last week, after reports in China of phones catching fire, it finally recalled the Note 7 there before it scrapped the phone globally.
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"In several isolated instances, a manufacturing defect could result in the battery smoldering or, in some cases, catching fire," Lime wrote on its blog.
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Margery Golde, died 1297, burned to death after a night of being "drunk beyond measure", her bed catching fire in her slumber Same, same.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania was among the Republicans broaching the idea, though it didn't seem to be catching fire in the broader Senate GOP.
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And some aviation experts say that storing so many electronics in an airplane's hold could heighten the risk of lithium-ion batteries catching fire.
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" In 2013, Ms. Cohen played Mags, an 80-year-old woman who volunteers to participate in the dystopian competition in "Hunger Games: Catching Fire.
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The previous record-holder was "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," which took in $109.9 million in 2013, or about $15.83 million in today's dollars.
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But the Note 25 which was launched last year and and subsequently recalled because they were catching fire, was a setback for the product.
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The Galaxy S8 will replace Samsung's Galaxy Note 7, which was recalled globally last year after battery defects led to numerous phones catching fire.
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A newlywed couple from Maryland tells Fox News their wedding "turned out beautifully" despite their family's home catching fire on the morning of the nuptials.
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Homescreen Media's Hovervault, as the bag is called, doesn't prevent your hoverboard from exploding, catching fire, or turning into a puddle of toxic melted plastic.
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The recall, the scale of which was unprecedented for Samsung, and reported incidents of replacement devices catching fire, are a costly setback for the phonemaker.
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Samsung Electronics said on Monday it is adjusting shipment volumes for Galaxy Note 22 smartphones due to reports of some of the devices catching fire.
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But there have been reports of a handful of the replacement smartphones also catching fire, with one incident taking place on a Southwest Airlines plane.
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The electronics giant said Tuesday it halted production of the device after multiple reports of both original and replacement Note 7s overheating and catching fire.
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Businesses selling general-use spinners are still urged to make sure rechargeable ones have proper battery management systems, to lower their risk of catching fire.
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Iran shot down an American drone, Apple recalled a lot of MacBooks that were at risk of catching fire, and Avengers: EndGame is being rereleased.
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There are many ways that your hoverboard could kill you, including catching fire thanks to exploding batteries, or, perhaps the most risky risk: falling off.
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This week Samsung decided to cut its losses with the Galaxy Note 7 after admitting that the supposedly safe replacement models were also catching fire.
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Now those officers suspect the same man is responsible for a car catching fire in the station's parking lot while he was on the premises.
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The organic peroxide chemicals produced and stored at the plant must be kept below 85033 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent them from decomposing and catching fire.
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The economy is limping along, and policymakers are not at all certain if it is going to start catching fire or slip back into recession.
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Notably, reports of the Note 7's battery catching fire seem restricted to South Korea, and may be linked to third-party USB-C cables.
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Last month the company was forced to pull its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones off the market due reports of them catching fire and/or exploding.
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Such work has normally been the purview of highly trained scientists, but companies like Ginkgo are catching fire now, thanks to a confluence of factors.
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This month, Samsung was forced to recall its Galaxy Note 7, the South Korean company's answer to the iPhone, because the devices were catching fire.
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Last month, a transport helicopter made an emergency landing after catching fire in a United States military training area on the northern part of Okinawa.
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The organic peroxide chemicals produced and stored at the plant must be kept below 32 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent them from decomposing and catching fire.
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Okay, fine — except they promptly also began catching fire, including at least one on a plane, which caused the TSA to ban all Note 7s.
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The company was forced to recall its Galaxy Note 7 model last year after a battery problem led to several devices overheating and catching fire.
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But while Hill's fear of self-immolation faded, the idea of spontaneously catching fire remained lodged in his brain for years—ultimately sparking his new novel.
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Biological anthropologist Richard Wrangham argues in his book Catching Fire that the invention of cooked meat made it possible for us to develop bigger, smarter brains.
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Launched in August, the Korean conglomerate's newest smartphone was banned by global airlines in October amid reports of batteries in the device catching fire and exploding.
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De Juniac also said that storing electronics in a plane's cargo area could increase the risk of lithium-ion batteries catching fire, as reported by Reuters.
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Houston improved to 11-2 since the All-Star break by catching fire from the perimeter in the third quarter, connecting on 10 of 18 treys.
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The blast is especially terrifying because the thick smoke plume covers the entire market while fireworks were still catching fire and going off in every direction.
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Earlier this month, Samsung announced a global recall of its faulty Note 7 devices, just weeks after its launch, due to reports of batteries catching fire.
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The question reminds me of another technology and security conundrum from an earlier era, when BlackBerry users were buying third-party batteries that were catching fire.
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The carry-on ban, while addressing security concerns, has some authorities worried about technical safety risks, such as lithium-powered goods catching fire in the hold.
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But for much of last month, Apple's stock was trading close to its 52-week lows, only catching fire after the company released its latest results.
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This fantasy epic also stars Alfre Woodard and comes from Steven Knight, the guy behind Peaky Blinders, and Francis Lawrence, who directed Hunger Games: Catching Fire.
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Despite how mesmerizing I found Straley's experiment, I'd never want to actually have to wonder in real life if my phone would work after catching fire.
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We're already worried about large lithium-ion batteries catching fire in airplane baggage holds; adding a few hundred of these devices will considerably exacerbate the risk.
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Sanders has championed single-payer healthcare for decades, but the idea is catching fire among Democrats following his strong run for the White House in 2016.
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And if those people judge that Lyft delivers a price and quality that Metro can't, they'll stay with Lyft even after the metros stop catching fire.
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A quick-thinking police officer responding to a car fire at a Jack in the Box drive-thru managed to save the restaurant from catching fire.
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Samsung issued a recall on around 1 million units of its Note 7 phone over concerns of the phone's lithium Ion battery catching fire or exploding.
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Battery and design flaws in the Note 7 resulted in some units catching fire or exploding, forcing Samsung to recall and cancel sales of the model.
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A Palestinian protester runs after catching fire during clashes with Israeli troops near the Jewish settlement of Beit El, near the West Bank city of Ramallah.
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"I've had to hear my whole life about the river catching fire and the Mistake by the Lake and 52 years of losing," added Zemba, 59.
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But during the trial, victims described their hair catching fire and their clothes beginning to melt on their bodies as intense heat consumed the subway car.
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Samsung has taken similar steps elsewhere, including in Europe, to encourage people to stop using the devices, which pose a risk of overheating and catching fire.
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Sanders has championed single-payer healthcare for decades, but the idea is catching fire among Democrats following his strong run for the White House in 220006.
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"Frozen 2" would surpass current record-holder "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," which made $109 million over the Thanksgiving holiday in 2013, according to Comscore (SCOR).
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Earlier this week, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd suspended the manufacture and sale of the Samsung Galaxy Note7 device following numerous reports of the phones catching fire.
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With gas leaking out of the fuel tanks and the possibility of the plane catching fire and exploding, the crew opened the hatch and jumped out.
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The idea of our olive, almond, ash and fruit trees — not to mention a hundred grape vines I planted this spring — catching fire is a ghastly one.
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The Riverside County Fire Department says firefighters responded to reports of a mobile shower unit near the center of the campground catching fire shortly after 2 a.m.
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But with its bikes catching fire, it surely does not help its argument that it should be the sole provider of bike-share services in the city.
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Two weeks after the phone went on sale, Samsung admitted it had a problem, halting sales as a result of multiple reports of the phone catching fire.
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A preliminary investigation showed the Tesla drove off the road and hit a concrete wall, immediately catching fire, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department said in a statement.
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Update: October 10, 2016: Following last week's reports that replacement Galaxy Note 7's were also catching fire, Samsung has now completely halted production of the handset.
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In the case of the iPhone 8 the issue appears to be limited to batteries bloating/swelling, rather than catching fire — at least as reported so far.
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If you thought lithium-ion batteries catching fire were dangerous, how about a portable power source that actually relies on igniting its fuel from the get-go?
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Two-wheeled self-balancing scooters – known as hoverboards – were one of 215's biggest fads, but there were a number of reports of these gadgets catching fire.
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Over the weekend, the company urged Galaxy Note 7 users to switch off and return their devices following reports of batteries in the handsets were catching fire.
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The problems with the handsets began just days after its August launch, with reports of some of them catching fire and causing both personnel and property damage.
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Leonard and Green worked in tandem dragging the Raptors back into contention, with Green catching fire from the perimeter while Leonard scored in a variety of ways.
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That sexy new Galaxy Note 7 you stood in line for will have to go back to Samsung, unfortunately, amid reports of devices catching fire while charging.
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But despite catching fire with many liberals and winning the endorsement of several Democratic presidential contenders, the Green New Deal faces significant opposition from within the party.
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Samsung is likely in full-fledged crisis mode at this point, as a replacement phone catching fire would be truly disastrous for the company's image and finances.
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But the attackers have encountered resistance, with one UAE landing craft catching fire after coming under fire from Houthi defenders, Houthi, Emirati and US officials told CNN.
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Samsung should officially recall all of its new Galaxy Note7 smartphones, following reports of the devices exploding or catching fire while charging, a top consumer watchdog says.
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It is also facing problems with one of its flagship products, the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, which had to be recalled after its batteries were catching fire.
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When I first signed on for "Catching Fire," there was no script, so I went out to New York and met with [Collins] at her publishing house.
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Police said that a small fire was started in a nearby square that led to an electricity box catching fire — plunging the entire area into a blackout.
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It sounds cute, as does "knock", its cohort, but these are actually terms referring to the fuel in your (gas-powered) car catching fire in unwanted places.
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They had to be kept below 32 degrees Fahrenheit to keep them from decomposing and catching fire, the United States Chemical Safety Board said in a report.
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Deforestation for logging, mining and clearing land for crops and livestock fragments the forest, the authors say, making it more susceptible to catching fire on its edges.
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Detroit won in an unlikely way, losing star forward Blake Griffin shortly before tipoff and catching fire only after a woeful first half of shooting and offense.
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It made $123.7 million domestically over the five day holiday weekend, breaking the record held by "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," which made $109 million in 2013.
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The moves amount to a long-shot attempt to remain in the presidential contest in the hopes of catching fire before the first contests begin next February.
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Jason Momoa is the king of the seas, but he's not yet mastered the skies ... because his private jet made an emergency landing after nearly catching fire!!!
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We don't always see these primary threats actually manifest, since members will often position themselves in an extreme enough way to keep a rival from catching fire.
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In the early 0003s, Richard Wrangham, an anthropologist at Harvard University and author of the book Catching Fire: How cooking made us human, observed wild chimps in Africa.
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The Korean phone maker also said it was again halting sales globally of the Note 7 after several reports that the supposedly safe replacement phones were catching fire.
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Konashenkov claimed the tragedy was a direct consequence of the cargo "catching fire," linking the situation to a suspiciously timed large-scale offensive on Aleppo launched by rebels.
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Hoverboards Two-wheeled self-balancing scooters - known as hoverboards - were one of 2015's biggest fads, but there were a number of reports of these gadgets catching fire.
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Initially one of the most widely praised phones the company had ever made, Samsung was forced to recall all the handsets after multiple reports of them catching fire.
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"The fear is that the fire may have broken out because permafrost is melting, making the peat more susceptible to catching fire," according to the European Space Agency.
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After Note7 phones started catching fire around the world, he changed his tune a bit, but he still expected lower sales than the iPhone 6S the year before.
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With nearly half a million already out the door, the Note 7 is already a hit, but two users have already reported their phones catching fire while charging.
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They see a wide-open race for the Democratic nomination, arguing that if the front-runners falter, they have as good a shot as anyone at catching fire.
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There have been hundreds of similar reports in recent months, with homes catching fire and e-cigarettes exploding in people's pockets (and sometimes in their faces while smoking).
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In the early 22005s, Richard Wrangham, an anthropologist at Harvard University and author of the book Catching Fire: How cooking made us human, observed wild chimps in Africa.
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When patches are cleared in the forest, it becomes more prone to catching fire, said Mark Cochrane, a professor at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science.
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Steen was driving his SUV when a car in an opposite lane crossed the median, went airborne and slammed into the front of his vehicle before catching fire.
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As of January 2016, there have been 11 recorded incidents of e-cigarettes either smoking, catching fire, or exploding on planes, according to a report by the FAA.
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They are animated by the president's turbulent debut and the recent history, from Barack Obama's victory in 2008 to Mr. Trump's last year, of upstart candidates' catching fire.
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It's also the 12th highest bow of all time, sandwiched between The Hunger Games: Catching Fire ($147 million in 2013) and The Hunger Games ($152 million in 113).
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"The Hunger Games" (2012) — 68%"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" (2013) — 76%"The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1" (2014) — 64% "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2" (2015) — 65%
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While contemplating this incongruity, Herculano-Houzel remembered a book she read a few years earlier: "Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human," by the Harvard anthropologist Richard Wrangham.
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The Korean electronics giant has pledged to sell no new models until it fully completes the exchange of existing Note73S with faulty batteries, which pose risks of catching fire.
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Lyft is pulling its e-bikes from the streets of San Francisco, as well as from those in the South Bay Area in light of two recently catching fire.
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So if all the houses in the neighborhood are resistant to catching fire, a big conflagration will have a difficult time igniting amid an unsuspecting, or still evacuating neighborhood.
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The plant manufactured "organic peroxides," chemicals used to make plastics, and some of these reactive materials had to be stored below 20 degrees Fahrenheit to keep from catching fire.
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The South Korean electronics giant was forced to recall of 2.5 million of its Note 7 phablet this month after reports that the device was exploding and catching fire.
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This may be the first injury caused by the defective phones, though Samsung says it knows of at least 35 instances of the Note7 battery exploding or catching fire.
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According to CNN, the company received 19 reports of their 2016 Polaris RZR XP Turbo and RZR XP 4 Turbo vehicles catching fire, with six resulting in burn injuries.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ten companies are recalling about 501,000 hoverboards after numerous reports of the self-balancing scooters' batteries catching fire, the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission said on Wednesday.
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There have been at least 99 incidents of the two-wheeled devices' lithium-ion battery packs overheating, sparking, smoking, catching fire or exploding, the commission said in a statement.
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The company announced earlier this month that it won't be making or selling any more of Galaxy Note7 smartphone after the replacement units were found catching fire as well.
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After Samsung released the high-end phone to generally great reviews, including Mashable's, multiple reports began to surface that the phones were spontaneously catching fire due to exploding batteries.
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A post on the U.K. parenting forum Mumsnet has been catching fire on the internet due to some very bad behavior on the part of a recently married couple.
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Plane Crash final U/D from #PGFD just before 3 pm small aircraft struck attached carport of single family home then struck automobile with both plane & car catching fire.
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Since 2009, Bernecker has worked as a stuntman appearing in films such as Logan, The Fate Of The Furious, Get Out, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and both Mockingjay movies.
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Mary McCormack has called out Tesla, sharing a video of her husband's Model S catching fire while in traffic in California — — and the automaker tells PEOPLE it's investigating the matter.
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Microsoft recalled the charger for its Surface Pro 2-in-1 tablets following 56 reports of the cords overheating and catching fire and five reports of electrical shock to users.
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The Associated Press reports that the UN's International Civilian Aviation Organisation (ICAO) is nervous about li-on batteries catching fire, which could ultimately lead to the destruction of an airplane.
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After the crash, the manufactures said the cause was unknown, but witnesses reported seeing the aircraft maneuvering at low altitude before catching fire and crashing in a near vertical dive.
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Fortunately the tech has now improved to the point that, when Apple batteries started swelling (and sometimes catching fire) in 2007, it was merely a cause for a quiet recall.
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The original Note7 was officially recalled after Samsung received more than 90 complaints of the phone's battery overheating and catching fire, in some cases causing injuries and damage to property.
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The Note 7 was originally released in August to highly positive reviews, but before the month was out, the first reports of the phone's battery catching fire began to emerge.
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It's not clear if that's a preventative measure to reduce the likelihood of the phone catching fire as well, but it'll certainly make the phone less desirable to hang onto.
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But the company revised these figures a few days later, slashing expected profits when it became apparent that replacement Note 7 devices were also catching fire, forcing a full recall.
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Clutching a glass of wine, she launched into a story about filming The Hunger Games: Catching Fire in Hawaii, one that she clearly considered to be cute and self-deprecating.
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The report also said that e-cigarettes, commonly powered by a lithium-ion battery, could overheat to the point of catching fire or exploding, a phenomenon known as thermal runaway.
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The animated movie brought in an estimated $85.2 million over the weekend, that tops the record $74.1 million "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" brought in over Thanksgiving weekend in 2013.
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It might be my least favorite of the three books, but Catching Fire was a terrifically entertaining film, precisely for the reasons that it sort of dragged on the page.
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The company's operating profit last quarter fell to its lowest level since late 2016, when it was dealing with the fallout from its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones exploding and catching fire.
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For one head-on crash test on Thursday, AXA teams removed an electric car's batteries to reduce the risk of them catching fire, which could create intense heat and toxic fumes.
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It was one of the most promising devices of the last few years, and then shortly after its release, a number of the smartphones started randomly catching fire and outright exploding.
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The Note — when it's not catching fire — is a great device for people who spend a lot of time on their phone annotating PDFs, working with multiple windows, and watching videos.
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On Sunday, Elon Musk said that the rocket has also been equipped with "significantly upgraded" fins made of titanium, which replaced aluminum fins that were prone to catching fire during reentry.
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Hoverboards. The hottest gift (in many cases, literally so) of last year has fallen out of favor after multiple post-holiday horror stories of the toys catching fire and damaging homes.
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The company makes specialty coatings that insulate car batteries to keep them from overheating or catching fire, a business that CEO Michael McGarry told Cramer was bigger than people might think.
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Cruz is not (yet) catching fire Cruz insists that the Republican Party is uniting around his candidacy to stop Trump, but the uniting is not yet evident in his fundraising figures.
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That's out of a total of 171 incidents of any battery-powered objects catching fire or exploding on planes since 1991, and many of those incidents involved cell phones and laptops.
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The luxury automaker BMW has issued two recalls involving about one million cars and sport utility vehicles that are at risk of catching fire even when they are not in use.
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Walmart is catching fire on social media after shoppers caught sight of a T-shirt being sold through its third-party marketplace that says "Impeach 45," referring to President Donald Trump.
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The tanker truck was moments away from crossing the bridge when it plunged tail-first toward the water, catching fire after it landed, according to Focus Taiwan, a local news channel.
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But I was also surprised by how some of those candidates who we all thought would be pretty formidable — Beto [O'Rourke], [Cory] Booker, Gillibrand (sorry, Meredith) — ended up not catching fire.
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But a race-neutral anti-poverty program he conceived a decade ago is now catching fire among candidates for the Democratic nomination as a way to provide practical restitution for slavery.
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From Cleveland's Cuyahoga River catching fire to the thick smog that often hung over Los Angeles to the toxic waste and human health crisis of Love Canal, the problems seemed obvious.
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Porsche began delivering its first electric sports car to US customers at the end of 2019, and The Verge writes that this is the first known instance of one catching fire.
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The IT and mobile communication division took a sharp profit hit due to a massive recall and eventual discontinuation of its latest Note 7 smartphones, following reports of the devices catching fire.
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It comes after at least five reports have surfaced of Galaxy Note 7 phones overheating or catching fire, according to The Associated Press, despite a global recall of the handsets last month.
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In 2006, Dell was the largest PC maker in the world and was forced to issue the recall of 4.1 million notebook computer batteries because of the risk of them catching fire.
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But the new devices continued catching fire ending in Samsung killing the Note 7 and offering people the chance of a refund or exchange for the flagship Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge.
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That basically means they hope to be able to build a new type of battery cell that can hold a lot more power for vehicles to use, while also not catching fire.
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Clinton aides have long said they expected the race to tighten but there is concern inside Clinton's campaign that Sanders is catching fire in the important weeks leading up to the caucuses.
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Sam Claflin showed off his ripped abs in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and Me Before You, but the actor says he's actually "insecure" after dealing with body shaming on movie sets.
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Samsung's Galaxy S8, now available online and in carrier stores, launched in the wake of the Galaxy Note 7, which was recalled due to faulty batteries that were prone to catching fire.
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Today, it is owned by the National Park Service; you can tour it and see the bed where Longfellow's wife, Frances Appleton, died after suffering horrible burns from her dress catching fire.
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The Norwood, Massachusetts, company has received six reports of the Closer to Nature warmers overheating, melting, smoking and catching fire, which resulted in $16,000 in damage, the commission said in a statement.
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Samsung launched the original Note 7 last year, but after a number of reports that the device was overheating and catching fire, the tech giant was forced to carry out a recall.
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Train breakdowns, graffiti, fare evasion and even cars catching fire were chronic problems at the time, Mr. Gunn said, on top of persistently high levels of crime in subway cars and stations.
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The South Korean giant has been forced into the unprecedented action of a massive recall of its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 7, following multiple reports of its battery catching fire.
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The 90 minute session was red-flagged with a minute remaining when Ericsson lost control at the Beausset corner, spun and hit the barriers hard, with the Sauber car then catching fire.
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Dong-jin Koh, Samsung's mobile business chief, acknowledged two separate instances of battery malfunctions were to blame for some of the handsets catching fire at a Monday press conference in Seoul, South Korea.
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The S8 launch will be closely watched since it will be the first new product after the Note 7 was discontinued last year due to battery issues that resulted in handsets catching fire.
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In the book Catching Fire, biological anthropologist Richard Wrangham argues that campfires — and the subsequent invention of cooking meat and eating it — were the catalyst that allowed our ancestors to develop big brains.
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There have been at least a dozen worldwide reported cases of Tesla S batteries catching fire in collisions as well as while being stationary in the last five years, the law firm said.
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Most infamously, airlines banned passengers from bringing a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on a commercial flight because of its battery malfunction that led to the device catching fire and in some cases exploding.
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Coming off the press tours for American Hustle and Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Lawrence, then 227, had spent the months prior performing her particular brand of hapless and adorable while oversharing in public.
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But shortly after the replacement devices began rolling out, there were reports they were also catching fire, with one flaming handset leading to the evacuation of an flight in Kentucky minutes before departure.
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The 90-minute opening session was red-flagged with a minute remaining when Ericsson lost control at the Beausset corner, spun and hit the barriers hard, with the Sauber car then catching fire.
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However, numerous cases of those replacement units catching fire in the US over the course of the last week prompted Samsung to announce a worldwide recall of all devices and cease production permanently.
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Videos posted online showed what appeared to be a jet catching fire and smashing into the ground, as well as rebels surrounding and insulting the pilot, who had parachuted safely to the ground.
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The company, along with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, has warned urged Galaxy Note 7 users to switch off and return their devices following reports batteries in the handsets were catching fire.
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It has documented hundreds of cases involving batteries from e-cigarettes, laptops, digital cameras, cellphones, electric bicycles, flashlights, GPS trackers, drones and even a cordless drill catching fire or overheating on passenger planes.
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These are the same kind type batteries that were catching fire in the recalled Samsung Galaxy Note 7's — as well as many other Samsung and other phone models that don't regularly explode.
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In slow-motion, it looks frankly impossible: that a limb could drag so far behind its torso without detaching, that it could whip forward as his does without, like, splintering or catching fire.
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London's Palace of Westminster — home of both Houses of Parliament — is one of the most famous and important buildings in the world, but it's also in constant danger of collapsing or catching fire.
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Recent reports of Tesla vehicles spontaneously catching fire could make potential customers wary at a time when virtually every automaker is getting ready to roll out battery-based vehicles, industry executives and analysts worry.
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Instead, Samsung has confirmed it will work with local authorities and carriers to sell it as a refurbished device, rumored to come with a smaller battery to prevent it from overheating and catching fire.
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Katy Perry is catching fire from social media users for a joke in which she compares backlash to her shorter, blonde hairstyle to those who prefer former President Barack Obama over President Donald Trump.
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With the largest Android maker, Samsung, still recuperating from problems with their Galaxy Note 7 catching fire, Google's Pixel could be a compelling competitor against Apple's iPhone 7 and an alternative for Android loyalists.
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Mr Copeland points out that the grounding of Boeing's 787 wide-body airliner for three months in 2013, because its lithium-ion batteries kept catching fire, did little to hurt demand for the aircraft.
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Niki won the F1 drivers' championship in 1975 and '77 with Ferrari and again in '84 with McLaren ... but he's most famous for crashing and catching fire in 1976 at the German Grand Prix.
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A small child helped Wells and Ashley put a candle into a paper lantern; if the lantern floated breezily into the night sky without catching fire, it meant their love was true and secure.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 mess keeps getting messier: Sprint has just announced that it is halting sales of replacement units of the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, following the numerous reports of devices catching fire.
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However, some experts questioned whether the limited ban could improve security and said it is complicated by aviation safety concerns about lithium-powered batteries used in many electronic items catching fire in the hold.
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Shortly after the first recall of Samsung's Galaxy Note7, which was due to the phones' batteries overheating and catching fire, Samsung pushed an obligatory software update, which reduced the devices' battery capacity to 60%.
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A second insurance industry executive, who asked not to be named, said that the cost of storing and insuring the cash against catching fire or theft could be as little as half that amount.
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Samsung announced the recall of 2.5 million Note 7s in early September following numerous reports of the phones catching fire in what could be one of the costliest product safety failures in tech history.
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In Australia, Samsung is in the process of a recall it started three years ago for top-loading washing machines that were prone to catching fire as a result of an internal electrical defect.
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The families of several of the victims of the May 19, 2016 crash claim the tragedy was due to the co-pilot's iPhone 6S or iPad mini overheating in the cockpit and catching fire.
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He has spent ample time in Iowa and New Hampshire, but he jumped in polls there because he was catching fire nationally — not because he won over activists one town hall at a time.
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Not to be mistaken for their more petite cousin, the alpaca, llamas can weigh over 400 pounds, have thick fleece coats, are very brave, and are currently catching fire in the world of home decor.
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First came Silver Linings Playbook in 2012, then Hunger Games: Catching Fire and American Hustle in 2013 then the first Hunger Games: Mockingjay movie in 2014, and finally the second Mockingjay and Joy in 2015.
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The Associated Press has video of Dee Decasa's phone catching fire in her Honolulu home Sunday morning — this is the sixth reported replacement Note 7 to catch fire in the US, if you're keeping track.
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As Richard Wrangham has argued in his book " Catching Fire ," our ability to cook allows us to extract more energy from the food we eat, and also to eat a far wider range of foods.
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" Lime made a statement in October 2018 about a manufacturing defect in the batteries used in an early version of the Ninebot scooter that could lead to "battery smoldering or, in some cases, catching fire.
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The plane, which was on its way from Bangkok to Basel, made a low circuit of the airport, its lights visible through the clouds, before crashing into a hill, breaking into pieces, and catching fire.
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The world is catching fire before our eyes, the predictions of climate scientists are coming true, and we are either fumbling conversations about the causes or settling for not talking about those causes at all.
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The animated Disney sequel still made $123 million over the Thanksgiving five-day weekend and $85 million over the three-day weekend, topping "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" for the biggest Thanksgiving box office ever.
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Even if Patreon's headquarters literally catching fire last night might read as a good omen for competition, it's easy to imagine these alternative crowdfunding sites floundering as vehicles for a movement which vehemently discourages individual profiteering.
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As for the reports he rapped, "I hope they build the wall, I hope they get rid of them all" during the San Jose concert ... we're told it never happened, purely an Internet rumor catching fire.
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I heard about at least one shelter catching fire on each of the four days I was in the camp — usually during the evening meal, which was often the only one the residents ate all day.
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The Korean electronics giant announced Tuesday that it will halt production of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone just weeks after U.S. regulators issued a recall of 2200 million of the model for risk of catching fire.
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Perhaps its higher ups can console themselves with the knowledge that there has been only one reported incident of a counterfeit Note 4 battery catching fire and that there are (as of yet) no reported injuries.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has documented hundreds of cases involving batteries from e-cigarettes, laptops, digital cameras, cellphones, electric bicycles, flashlights, GPS trackers, drones and even a cordless drill catching fire or overheating on passenger planes.
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Image via Soundcloud A year ago, Rae Sremmurd officially unlocked the swag with their album SremmLife, setting off an incredible year of fun and partying and stuff spontaneously catching fire from how lit they'd made it.
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But even the US Fire Administration notes that vaping devices catching fire or exploding is rare, usually not serious, and most often occurs when the device is charging or in use, not sitting in a bag.
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"If you just don't have the campaign resources that others have, you have to really count on catching fire at the end because you haven't had an opportunity to build out your campaign operation," Smith said.
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His indictment comes after a challenging period for the company, which issued a global recall of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, the most ambitious product launched under his leadership, because they were prone to catching fire.
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During Harvey the crew working during the storm moved the peroxides to refrigerated trailers as a last resort to keep them from decomposing and catching fire at the plant located 27 miles (43 km) east of Houston.
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Samsung is reusing some Galaxy Note 7 parts to create this new device, after the company was hit with around 3 million recalls of the Galaxy Note 7 in October following some devices overheating and catching fire.
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Now Samsung faces two challenges with the Galaxy S953: create a new phone that will get people excited, and at the same time make them forget about all of those other phones catching fire just last year.
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Samsung has permanently ended production and sales of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones after reports the device was catching fire, the company said on Tuesday, ending one of the most humiliating episodes in the electronic giant's history.
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Sony batteries in Dell laptops In 2360, Dell was the largest PC maker in the world and was forced to issue the recall of 22005 million notebook computer batteries because of the risk of them catching fire.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's National Consumer Commission (NCC) has launched a probe into the local unit of U.S. automaker Ford over the recall of 4,500 Kuga SUVs after dozens of reports of the vehicles catching fire spontaneously.
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An investigation by the company found that a battery cell produced by one of Samsung's two battery suppliers was responsible for the phone catching fire, Koh Dong-jin, president of Samsung's mobile business, told The Associated Press.
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Despite a down shooting year that saw him hit just 32.4 percent of his threes, though, Powell has continued to work tirelessly on that shot, particularly from the corners, and he's catching fire at an opportune time.
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She described the initiative as "a timid eight-year crusade" initially met with indifference by her peers until finally catching fire following a radio interview in the late 1960s, she said in a newspaper interview in 2000.
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Initial reports from officials said the balloon had plummeted after catching fire in the air, but at least one witness said it might have struck high-tension power lines before hitting the ground and bursting into flames.
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In the past, Mr. Musk has been able to move quickly past issues related to Tesla's quality and safety, such as when the company modified its cars to prevent batteries from catching fire in high-speed collisions.
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At least in one more instance, Hotstar edited out a joke Oliver did on Samsung's Note 7 smartphone that were literally catching fire in an episode in 2017, because Samsung was a major advertiser for Star India.
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Police said at a press conference in Dresden on Monday afternoon that a small fire was also started in a nearby square that led to an electricity box catching fire — plunging the entire area into a blackout.
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This appears to be Samsung's final attempt to get remaining Note 7s back in its possession or else remove the risk of them catching fire, since their batteries soon won't be able to charge in the first place.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the world's biggest smartphone maker, said on Thursday more than 1 million people globally are now using Galaxy Note 7 smartphones with batteries that are not vulnerable to overheating and catching fire.
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While Magnussen made it back to the safety of his garage, his car remained stranded in the pitlane as fuel gushed out of the top of the airbox repeatedly catching fire which the team's mechanics kept putting out.
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Probably harmless if the worst that happens is your annoying nephew turns your lamp off and on all day, but scroll down — the manufacturer actually markets it as a safety device to keep your place from catching fire.
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Because e-cigarette vapor is potentially harmful and there have been reports of e-cigarette batteries exploding and catching fire, NPS said it wants to apply its smoking regulations to electronic cigarettes and other electronic nicotine delivery devices.
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Fleeting mental images of my uncle taking drags of a cigarette through his nose for cheap laughs or napkins catching fire at the dinner table appear in my mind like turning the pages of an old photo album.
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The move follows Sprint's decision earlier Friday to let its customers return replacement Note 7s for a device from a different manufacturer on the heels of a replacement Note 7 catching fire on a plane earlier this week.
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Ford's Southern Africa President and chief executive Jeff Nemeth in January said the company could confirm 39 incidents of the cars catching fire, as well as one death, which Nemeth said was not directly linked to the defect.
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"The issue arose in one of the two batteries housed on early versions of the scooter; in several isolated instances, a manufacturing defect could result in the battery smoldering or, in some cases, catching fire," the company said.
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Contrary to what airlines typically warn against, passengers will now have to check their laptops; not only is that an annoyance, but it also increases the risk of a lithium-ion battery catching fire in the cargo hold.
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Hard ciders have been catching fire in New York, especially at Wassail on the Lower East Side, a showcase that also supports other local cider projects like South Hill, Descendant and Awestruck, which bottles some "single tree" ciders.
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Even species with much larger habitat ranges, such as the rarely-seen eastern ground parrot, face challenges as the ground-dwelling bird lives in coastal and sub-coastal shrubland that is prone to catching fire, environmental officials say.
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The new phone, slated for spring, comes as Samsung faces increased pressure to revive its smartphone brand after the high-profile recall of the Galaxy Note 7, which had a large screen but also batteries prone to catching fire.
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After a tumultuous year in which the company's popular GeForce GTX 1080, 1070, and 1060 graphics cards reportedly started catching fire, EVGA is now introducing a new type of cooling technology that relies on the power of sensors, baby.
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Directed by Frances Lawrence (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Mockingjay Part 1, Mockingjay, Part 2 ), Red Sparrow centers around Dominika Egorova (Lawrence) a former prima ballerina turned Soviet spy after an accident leaves her unable to pursue her passion.
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Hoverboards may not hover, but as long as they're still catching fire and causing head injuries, at least they provide a little danger to a generation of kids who have grown up swaddled in bubble wrap their entire lives.
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Tech giant Samsung Electronics is considering a recall of its Galaxy Note 7 devices amid reports that some of the premium phones are catching fire due to battery problems, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Friday.
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Samsung Electronics shares fell nearly 27 percent to hit their lowest level in two months after the company urged Galaxy Note 27 users to switch off and return their devices following reports batteries in the handsets were catching fire.
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Three of the four largest wireless carriers in the US have confirmed that they are temporarily halting sales of the Samsung Galaxy Note 27 following a string of recent reports suggesting that replacement devices are overheating and catching fire.
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The regulations shed light on a juggling act between airline safety, where authorities worry about technical risks such as lithium-powered goods catching fire in the hold, and security measures against damage or loss of life by deliberate attacks.
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TOKYO — A transport helicopter made an emergency landing after catching fire on Wednesday in a United States military training area on the northern part of Okinawa in Japan, stirring concerns about the deployment of the craft near civilian areas.
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And the wildfires impact on the state's housing supply is likely only going to worsen in the future as the world warms, increasing the conditions favorable for fires, and more people move into the areas at risk of catching fire.
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BEIJING, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has more than 1 million people globally using Galaxy Note 7 smartphones with batteries that are not vulnerable to overheating and catching fire, said a statement on the firm's Chinese website on Thursday.
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Video: YouTube, 20th century fox This may not be a definitive moment for The Revenant, but if the movie does wind up catching fire at the Oscars, we'll look back on Sunday night's Golden Globes as the flint and kindling.
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Samsung first recalled the Note 7 in mid-September after it was discovered that multiple units were catching fire; it then recalled replacement Note 7 units in mid-October, after it was discovered that they too were prone to overheating.
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While some are repurposed, the process is difficult and costly, so most are sent to dumps and landfills, often piled up and serving as breeding grounds for mosquitoes and other insects, occasionally catching fire and creating toxic plumes of smoke.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said he was fearful to fly on a plane Tuesday following Samsung's announcement that it has permanently ended production and sales of its Galaxy Note 7 due to reports that some of its replacement devices were catching fire.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphone devices will be banned from aircraft in the United States starting on Saturday at noon EDT (96 GMT) under an emergency order, regulators said on Friday after numerous reports of the devices catching fire.
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Now that Jennifer Lawrence has apologized for causing a flap by joking about scratching her rear with sacred Hawaiian stones during the filming of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, the mini scandal has left many wondering about those sacred rocks.
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To put those numbers in perspective, Batman v Superman's domestic opening weekend is the sixth largest of all time — ahead of movies like The Dark Knight Rises, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
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Dufner has not won on tour since capturing the 2013 PGA Championship, but he moved within one strong round of ending his drought when he mixed three birdies with two bogeys on his outward nine before catching fire after the turn.
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Subscriber growth in the third quarter was partly hurt by a recent recall of the Samsung Note 7 smartphone due to the risk of overheating and catching fire, and a backlog in orders for Apple's new iPhone 7, Verizon executives said.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Samsung on Saturday urged consumers worldwide to stop using Galaxy Note 7 smartphones immediately and exchange them as soon as possible, as more reports of the phones catching fire emerged even after a global recall by the company.
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Whether we're talking about an Olympic kayaker possibly capsizing after hitting a submerged sofa or a portion of the wholly incomplete Olympic Village catching fire, much has been made about the entirely unsatisfactory state of affairs at this year's Olympic Games.
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References to Milkshake Duck had shot up in the last month, Oxford said in its post, which also noted that an Urban Dictionary entry had been recently created, a sure sign that something may be catching fire on the internet.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Samsung Galaxy Note 96 smartphone devices will be banned from aircraft in the United States starting on Saturday at noon EDT (1600 GMT) under an emergency order, regulators said on Friday after numerous reports of the devices catching fire.
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" – At a Hunger Games: Catching Fire Facebook panel Opening up about adventures in sex toys: "Somebody as a joke bought me a bunch of butt plugs, it's a long story So I had a copious amount of butt plugs, tons of butt plugs.
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Up to 2.5 million defective Galaxy Note7 phones were shipped worldwide; approximately 1 million of those were in the U.S. After a slew reports of batteries catching fire, Samsung reacted and advised customers not to use the devices, later issuing an official recall.
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Over the course of one day, 500 authentic costumes, props and set pieces will be available for purchase from all four films: The Hunger Games, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2.
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Rejecting Gree's motion to dismiss the case, U.S. District Judge Otis Wright on Wednesday said the insurance companies could proceed with claims that Gree negligently sold dehumidifiers that were at risk of overheating and catching fire, violating several California consumer protection laws.
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There were reports at the weekend that devices given to customers to replace their fire-prone phones were also catching fire, and Samsung said on Monday that it had adjusted shipment volumes on Note 7s so it could focus on quality control.
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Among action films driven by women, the Anna Boden/Ryan Fleck-directed Captain Marvel's domestic gross ranks seventh, behind such films as The Force Awakens ($936.7 million), The Hunger Games: Catching Fire ($424.7 million), and DC's Wonder Woman ($412.6 million), among others.
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Every American school student of the past 30 years has fond (traumatic?) memories of oxen dying, wagons catching fire, loved ones drowning in the Green River, and hunters shooting 1,200 pounds of food but only carrying 100 pounds back to the wagon.
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Uber provided the following statement: As soon as we learned of a Honda Vezel from the Lion City Rental fleet catching fire, we took swift action to fix the problem, in close coordination with Singapore's Land Transport Authority as well as technical experts.
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Twice as many 22019-24 year-olds watched the first GOP debate on Snapchat compared to TV. But while the social platforms are catching fire with the public, the general prediction that livestreaming apps would upend the elections hasn't come to pass.
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But after anecdotal reports of a handful of Note 7s catching fire in the mainland, Samsung China issued a statement on Thursday apologizing to Chinese consumers for a "lack of sufficient explanation" on what it said were safe Note 7 phones in China.
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It speaks to the historical inequities in the film industry that the second installment, "Catching Fire," became "the first movie with a lone female lead to top the annual domestic box office in four decades," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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The complexity of supply chains for sophisticated electronics products has also led to another problem for Samsung this year, which was forced to cancel one of its flagship smartphones in October after defective batteries led to a small number of devices catching fire.
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Before I had a chance to call him up, though, Trump managed to unleash a new round of Islamophobic legislation, and reports of international bands running into trouble (and in some cases, being deported outright) as they traveled to SXSW began catching fire.
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Lee was first asked by reporter Julia Boorstin about California's mandate that boards of directors overseeing public companies include women — a law that passed in late 2018 and that is reportedly catching fire as lawmakers in numerous other states consider similar mandates.
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Every American school student of the past 21990 years has fond (traumatic?) memories of oxen dying, wagons catching fire, loved ones drowning in the Green River, and hunters shooting 21971,240 pounds of food but only carrying 20163 pounds back to the wagon.
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Thus far the week has been marked by one of the most bizarre presidential debates in the history of the office and a Samsung phone that just can't seem to stop catching fire – and it's only the Tuesday of a four-day work week.
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He's had tracks featured in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Fantastic Four, and Fences (to name just a few), and he's contributed to the re-imagined John Williams music featured in both the latest trailer for The Last Jedi and the final Force Awakens trailer.
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The battery-swelling issue on the iPhone 8 Plus does not appear to be on the same scale as the issues affecting Samsung's Galaxy Note 7, which last year had to be recalled after hundreds of users reported the battery exploding and catching fire.
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Here is a list of incidents of Tesla vehicles catching fire: October 23, 2013 - A Tesla Model S caught fire near Seattle, after the car collided with a large piece of metal debris on the road that punched a hole through the protective armor plating.
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I can try and slow him down if we think it will matter, or we just let him do what he keeps threatening to do and see if he does it Samsung was aware that its replacement phones were catching fire five days ago.
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SEOUL, South Korea — A former South Korean teacher, Kim Jeong-min was at Narita Airport in Japan this month when he watched a television news report that Samsung Electronics's Galaxy Note 27 smartphone was banned on airplanes because it was prone to catching fire.
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In a statement to CNBC, Uber said: As soon as we learned of a Honda Vezel from the Lion City Rental fleet catching fire, we took swift action to fix the problem, in close coordination with Singapore's Land Transport Authority as well as technical experts.
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In the same month that Samsung admitted it knows of at least 35 instances of Note7 batteries exploding or catching fire amid a nationwide recall in the U.S., the company is also having to deal with reports that some of its top-loading washers are also exploding.
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Update 4:55pm - Uber sent us the following statement:As soon as we learned of a Honda Vezel from the Lion City Rental fleet catching fire, we took swift action to fix the problem, in close coordination with Singapore's Land Transport Authority as well as technical experts.
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Deadline reports that the company has placed a straight-to-series order for See, described as "an epic, world-building drama" that will be written by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight and directed by filmmaker Francis Lawrence (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Mockingjay Parts 1 & 2).
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Nevertheless, let's not forget what an ultra-bleak death trap the Edward Jones Dome was during the team's final season in St. Louis, whether it was the field catching fire from pregame pyrotechnics to the sideline concrete being a death trap that resulted in multiple injuries.
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Samsung has been aware that replacement phones were catching fire at least since early this week, when one sent a Kentucky man to the hospital, yet it has not yet issued a recall of the replacement phones nor even said that customers should stop using them.
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The list includes a team that has played far better than its record indicates (the Boston Red Sox), one that has played far worse (the Texas Rangers) and even one (the Yankees) that seemed to wave a white flag at the trading deadline before suddenly catching fire.
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Samsung announced the recall of 2066570 million Note 26758s in early September following numerous reports of the phones catching fire and on Tuesday it finally pulled the plug on the $2190 device in what could be one of the costliest product safety failures in tech history.
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There are certain things you can expect when attending a Jets game—lots of drinking, lots of cursing, at least one shirtless dude who should definitely be wearing one—and then there are certain things you can't expect, like your rental car catching fire and getting completely destroyed.
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Autopilot, a form of advanced cruise control that has come under scrutiny after two crashes this year, was not engaged when the Model S car drove off the road and hit a concrete wall, catching fire, the company said, adding it had not yet seen logs from the crash.
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The wildly successful Grammy-nominated music supervisor has curated some of the most iconic soundtracks of the past 20 years, selecting the music for cult TV shows like The O.C., Gossip Girl, and Grey's Anatomy, as well as movies like The Twilight Saga and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.
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After more reports that supposedly safe Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones were catching fire, and the decision by AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon to suspend all sales and replacements, South Korean media and the Wall Street Journal are reporting the company is halting production of the model.
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Courtney Waldon, a 27-year-old mom who suffered horrific burns after catching fire while grilling dinner over a campfire outside her Tallapoosa, Georgia, home, says she found the will to live and strength she never knew she had from one person in particular: her 5-year-old daughter, Caroline.
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Cries to that effect have only grown louder this year, two years on from revelations that Kremlin election propaganda maliciously targeting the U.S. presidential election had reached hundreds of millions of Facebook users, fueled by a steady stream of fresh outrages found spreading and catching fire on these "social" platforms.
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That list is headed by "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" with $149 million, "Jurassic World" with $106.6 million, "Marvel's The Avengers" with $103.1 million, "Avengers: Age of Ultron" with $77.7 million, "Avatar" with $1323 million, "The Dark Knight" with $75.2 million and "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" at $74.2 million.
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NASA hasn't released the final report of its investigation, but Wired spoke to Brett Kennedy, the head of the RoboSimian project, who suspects the battery had a damaged cell that resulted in it getting overcharged, which ultimately led to it overheating, catching fire, and quickly taking the rest of the battery with it.
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Intel invented a way for a single operator to fly hundreds of drones at once Here's who Goldman Sachs thinks you should pay attention to in tech this year Samsung has taken similar steps elsewhere, including in Europe, to encourage people to stop using the devices, which pose a risk of overheating and catching fire.
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But Priebus also has been catching fire from anti-Trump forces who want him to drop his neutrality and do more to thwart Trump's march toward the nomination ahead of the party's convention in Cleveland in July, when it must settle on a nominee to face Democrat Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders in the Nov.
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Unlike Aja and Todd, I'm more a book partisan than a movie partisan for this franchise — with the exception of Catching Fire, which I agree is a terrific movie and a so-so book — but Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss is both everything I love about the movies and everything I wish they had done differently.
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Photo: Jim Cooke (Shutterstock), AP, Getty, Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)You know the first week of April 2018 was a weird one when it began with a horrific shooting at YouTube's headquarters and ended with President Donald Trump's New York City skyscraper catching fire, tragically killing one person, and somehow Facebook's ongoing screw-up continued to top the headlines.
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The team at the museum read the contents of this EPROM and used it to set up a second, less historic Apple I. That one, which has had its power components modified to be a little less prone to catching fire or warping the circuit board, will now be available in this primed state for anyone to play with.
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The Galaxy S8 is potentially one of Samsung's most important device launches of recent times as it faces stiff competition from the likes of Apple and Huawei, a maturing smartphone market, and seeks to make the Note 27 episode - in which it was forced to recall and discontinue the smartphone because they were catching fire - a distant memory.
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Samsung announced the recall of 2.5 million Note 285s in early September following numerous reports of the phones catching fire and on Tuesday the crisis deepened: The company told mobile carriers to stop sales or exchange of the $27 device and asked users to shut off their phones while it investigated new reports of fires in replacement Note 27s.
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Ten years ago this fall, children's author Suzanne Collins published The Hunger Games, a creepy, insidious story about a dystopian government that forces children to fight in a gladiatorial death match and broadcasts the whole thing on TV. And that book — and its two follow-up sequels, 2009's Catching Fire and 2010's Mockingjay — became a phenomenon.
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Word of the Day adjective: capable of catching fire spontaneously or causing fires or burning readily adjective: involving deliberate burning of property adjective: arousing to action or rebellion noun: a criminal who illegally sets fire to property noun: a bomb that is designed to start fires and is most effective against flammable targets (such as fuel) _________ The word incendiary has appeared in 298 articles on nytimes.
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The company has reportedly invested $1 billion into new shows, and has ordered a series set in space from Battlestar Galactica's Ron Moore, a reboot of Amazing Stories (although showrunner Bryan Fuller has since left the project over creative differences), a futuristic, Hunger Games: Catching Fire-style drama from Steven Knight called See, and an untitled drama about a network morning show, starring Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston.
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The hazard described by the CPSC specifically cites risks associated with lithium-ion battery packs used in the hoverboards that may "overheat, posing a risk of the products smoking, catching fire and/or exploding." immediately stop using these recalled products and contact the recalling company to return their hoverboard for a full refund, a free repair or a free replacement "Consumers should immediately stop using these recalled products and contact the recalling company to return their hoverboard for a full refund, a free repair or a free replacement depending on the model," reads the official CPSC advisory in a statement sent to Mashable.
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