Clashes erupt after -- this embassy clashes erupt every single day.
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"We cannot predict when it will erupt, but monitoring shows the potential to erupt is high," Sutopo said.
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Midichlorial disorders often erupt as brain diseases, such as autism.
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We keep going until we erupt in laughter and applause.
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Brock arrived just in time to see his backyard erupt.
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Despite Brack's words, protests continue outside and may erupt inside.
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Fountains erupt from vents along fissures within active lava lakes.
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A global crisis — think North Korea or Iran — could erupt.
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Twitter can erupt in instant ridicule for anyone who stumbles.
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The big picture: U.S. allies erupt in 'open trade war'.
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We feel it whenever the ground quakes and volcanoes erupt.
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Observers had feared that the voting could erupt into violence.
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Sporadic protests still erupt between Kashmiris and Indian security forces.
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To ease the anxieties that erupt amid rapid demographic change?
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That these solutions erupt in political conflict is also inevitable.
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Yes, it did erupt then; yes, sometimes it still does erupt; no, that violence is not yet fully over; and yes, it is OK, and even necessary, that we allow ourselves time to grieve it.
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"Feelings can erupt unexpectedly, causing situations to boil over," Reed says.
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But some of it stays liquid and can erupt, he said.
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Plumes of smoke and ash erupt from Mount Etna on Oct.
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"No instrument can predict with precision when a volcano will erupt."
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Storms will erupt in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and several Southern states.
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He dashes out of the vehicle and bystanders erupt in cheers.
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"Yes, you can," he says, making the crowd erupt into applause.
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"Geysers erupt all the time -- it's what they do," they wrote.
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By November of that year, house music had started to erupt.
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This one might take "months" to erupt, according to SERNAGEOMIN's Amigo.
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Local residents look on as Taal continues to erupt on Monday.
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But often there are greater costs that erupt as a result.
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The only surprise is that it took this long to erupt.
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By May of that year, the vent began to erupt explosively.
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Protests threatened to erupt, so Trump quickly denied it on Twitter.
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"You just don't know what's going to erupt," the source said.
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But it takes more than that to get things to erupt.
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They also fill the kitchen drawers and erupt from the nonworking drains.
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"Most likely new cases of corruption will continue to erupt," he said.
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Huge boos erupt in the Q at the end of Cruz's speech.
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Predators erupt in Game 3, claw back in Cup final NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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Predict sponsored epidemiological modeling to predict where outbreaks are likely to erupt.
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Secret performances from Machine Project favorites will spontaneously erupt throughout the evening.
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However, should a major incident erupt, then Special Forces will take control.
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Men who experience homoerotic feelings themselves sometimes erupt into especially aggressive homophobia.
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Those sinkholes then appear to erupt with jets of gas and dust.
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As the train pulls out, beer cans are popped and debates erupt.
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When the final release came and Mysterio won, the crowd would erupt.
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Related: Protests Erupt Across Turkey After Killing of Kurdish Lawyer Tahir Elci
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Analysts have said the discontent in Eritrea could erupt at any time.
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Kurdish officials have always expected that post-ISIS larger conflicts would erupt.
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His co-stars and camera crew would erupt in peals of laughter.
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The Yellowstone Caldera would reach this level if it were to erupt.
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Fights could erupt even among more politically homogeneous states that support Obamacare.
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The entire conservative-media world would erupt in outrage, and rightly so.
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Mount Hood remains an active volcano — meaning that it will erupt again.
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At the anti-capitalist capitalist event, radical sentiments erupt in unexpected places.
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If she felt any frustration at being shortchanged professionally, it didn't erupt.
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And every time the two Elliots brush against each other, earthquakes erupt.
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Here's the scene that led the Superdome to erupt: Second and 2300.
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It might erupt suddenly, or it might be a slow, burning spill.
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We're witnessing a lifetime of emotions erupt out of Elliot at once.
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A new, and probably terminal, government crisis could erupt at any moment.
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Gunfire did erupt on the fringes of the J'ouvert route this year.
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But that's only because the hundreds of others didn't erupt into chaos.
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"If you want to understand how the volcanoes on Earth are going to erupt and in what timescale they're going to erupt on, studying rocks from other planets will help you actually learn about that more," said Zeigler.
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Phoenix didn't erupt into civil unrest on Tuesday, no thanks to Donald Trump.
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These picks won't leave you looking ashy or cause a breakout to erupt.
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Most typically, volcanoes that erupt sticky lavas like andesite and dacite form stratovolcanoes.
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Residents of the town told the Tennessean they were worried violence would erupt.
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He began with "Isn't She Lovely," prompting the audience to erupt in applause.
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It can erupt anywhere, as it did early Sunday morning in Orlando, Florida.
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Both erupt out of the placid conditions of things happening, unwelcome, uncalled for.
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Sometimes violent incidents erupt from routine encounters between sovereign citizens and law enforcement.
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But protests continued to erupt from time to time without with varying intensity.
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The conversation has yet to erupt into a full-fledged historians' rap battle.
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If they don't listen to the voices of their people, conflict will erupt.
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Bidding wars erupt between sushi proprietors, driving the price exponentially past market value.
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But even then, Summer's cold fury manages to erupt in a hilarious way.
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Violence between Turks and Kurds inside Turkey, miraculously averted thus far, could erupt.
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Acts of violence erupt in unpredictable bursts, with civilians often bearing the brunt.
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Little tufts of earth erupt near my feet as bullets impact all around.
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There, a newly freed Yanelly visits as passions and a prison riot erupt.
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Mt. Merapi is Indonesia's most active volcano and did recently erupt, see here .
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Cheers erupt amongst the groups surrounding us as people get their boarding groups.
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America was set to erupt — and it did on the streets of Chicago.
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"To the moon, Alice!" was his retort and audiences would erupt in laughter.
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Yet for admittedly selfish reasons, I was hoping a new controversy would erupt.
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When the conditions are right, California sunsets erupt in pinks, oranges and reds.
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The death raised concerns around the world that a regional conflict could erupt.
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The volcano continues to spew ash and could erupt explosively at any moment.
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Prior to this, Rathbun correctly predicted that Loki would erupt in May 2018.
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Fireworks erupt over downtown Bangkok during New Year's celebrations on January 1, 2020.
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Scientists have said there were no indications the volcano was going to erupt.
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That said, this isn't the first time Kilauea has threatened to erupt explosively.
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Government supporters erupt with anger, hurling accusations when a defendant proclaims his innocence.
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Were war to erupt, he said, they might not have long to leave.
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But the dark side of the cashless trend would shortly erupt into full view.
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Greasy dishes fill every available surface in the kitchen, while bins erupt with trash.
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Protests erupt in Pittsburgh after police fatally shot teen who ran from traffic stop.
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The point is, sometimes the people who erupt on Twitter aren't representative — they're reactive.
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So the outrage that was about to erupt was a surprise for several reasons.
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Luckily, kimberlites appear to be monogenetic—that is, they erupt once and are done.
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Behind her head, alternating rays of blue and orange erupt in a sunburst pattern.
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Fire tornadoes from the Carr fire erupt off Highway 299 in Shasta County, California.
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Iceland&aposs biggest &aposdoomsday volcano&apos could soon erupt, wreaking mass chaos on travelers.
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Protests erupt at RNC Trump's name was put into the nomination by Alabama Sen.
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As it turns out, that happens naturally, to some extent, when enormous volcanoes erupt.
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"Anjouan is a volcano that could erupt at any moment," says a local journalist.
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"You just said 'bigly,'" Sasse pointed out, causing the room to erupt into laughter.
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The people in the crowd promptly raise both their hands as giggles erupt throughout.
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The community has also experienced decades of gang battles that sometimes erupt into violence.
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Showdown over Dreamers House Republicans' long-awaited showdown over immigration may erupt this week.
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It is here that the next chapter in Iraq's war-weary history may erupt.
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Lines for food, long a feature of life in Venezuela, now erupt into looting.
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Indianapolis was one of the few cities that didn't erupt in violence that night.
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Another Reuters witness said fighting seemed to erupt in the area around State House.
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"I waited for him to hang up or to erupt in laughter," Iger recalled.
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It will erupt again; it's just a matter of where and when, scientists say.
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I feel like I am going to erupt as soon as I get it.
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But one clear lesson of history is that, sooner or later, it will erupt.
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It's full of expressive childlike characters and shapes that pop, reform, flow, and erupt.
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What is the likelihood that another supernova will calamitously erupt in our stellar neighborhood?
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Spontaneous rallies of defiance erupt across the country, drawing thousands out into the streets.
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Tree roots, autumn shrubs, and vibrant flower bouquets erupt out of these anthropomorphic figures.
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Protests are expected to erupt in Iraq against Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi's government.
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Many Americans erupt in fury every time Trump lies, or tweets some inexcusable comment.
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"It's doing everything you expect an active volcano to do except erupt," he said.
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Some seem to have survived fires or vandalism; others suggest volcanoes about to erupt.
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In 2006, Dell recalled 4.1 million laptop batteries because they could erupt in flames.
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So there's a lot of concern that violence could erupt and derail progress here.
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He said chemo has caused mouth sores to erupt, making it difficult to speak.
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At an anti-capitalist capitalist event, revolutionary sentiments can erupt in unexpected places. Will.
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Q: Do you expect a trade war to erupt between China and the U.S.?
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Meteorologists said global warming had made it difficult to predict where blazes would erupt.
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The fears that violence would erupt again were palpable in the next day's newspaper.
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So if I'm bothered by something I'm never gonna erupt—that's not my way.
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David says yes, and the audience of loved ones behind them erupt in cheers.
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Among the recent controversies to erupt over blackface is a photo on Virginia Gov.
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"It's a place for kids to come and erupt like a volcano," Robinson said.
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Some nights, outside Leak & Sons, bursts of gunfire erupt with terrifying regularity, she said.
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But volcanoes like White Island are unpredictable and can erupt with very little warning.
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Specters of men disfigured by the hammer attack erupt out of a blackened space.
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In recent weeks, the comic book community has seen fissures erupt over creative choices.
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Just before Monday morning, some violence appeared to erupt near the city's Legislative Council.
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Violent protests erupt in Paris suburbs after cops accused of sodomizing black man Violent protests erupt in Paris suburbs after cops accused of sodomizing black man Violent protests against police brutality have continued through their fourth day in the suburbs of Paris.
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Racskert Ruin Pub:Traditional Hungarian dance-offs erupt to violin music at this unsuspecting local hangout.
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Or would Iraq erupt in an outright civil war leading, perhaps, to a nation splintered?
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It was then that we saw early signs that the volcano was about to erupt.
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The WHCD is bound to erupt, like baking soda and vinegar in a DC hotel.
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The new teeth wear the old ones as 'hats' until they are ready to erupt.
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Bengaluru's suburban lakes now regularly burst into flames or erupt in towers of toxic foam.
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Even if a full crisis does not erupt shadow banks may be forced to shrink.
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"This threat ranking is not an indication of which volcano will erupt next," says Diefenbach.
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Russia should also do more to ensure that new conflicts do not erupt in Syria.
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New routes evolve as authorities crack down, laws evolve, wars erupt, and the climate changes.
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Soon fighting will erupt in the heart of Mosul, a far more densely populated place.
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Should troubles erupt in the bond market, more action would be likely by the Fed.
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This is usually perceived as a sign that a recession could be about to erupt.
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A powerful Incendio causes a fire to erupt from the chimney in an unsuspecting cottage.
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Tensions sometimes erupt between northerners, who are Muslims, and people from the predominantly Christian south.
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THE average adult would be hard-pressed to explain how volcanoes erupt in intricate detail.
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The squeaks that erupt from his lungs as he inhales and exhales give his answer.
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Tempers erupt, identities are disclosed, and the unique relationship between Dolly and Masher is revealed.
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Occasionally, however, the methane builds up and the cones erupt into flames, according to Slate.
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Rebellions routinely erupt, especially in the east, upending life for hundreds of thousands of people.
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Clinton's point, and a reminder of how the South China Sea could erupt into conflict.
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What I didn't realize was that the gang was about to erupt into open warfare.
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And he tends to wander off on tangents, switch directions and erupt in non sequiturs.
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And investors are watching to see whether a full-blown global trade conflict will erupt.
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Chants of "No more war!" and "No TPP!" felt liable to erupt at any moment.
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That the Middle East would erupt in violence when Jerusalem was recognized as Israel's capital.
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I had no cause to expect greatness, and no cause to erupt in its absence.
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In September, when the volcano threatened to erupt, 145,000 people evacuated but later returned home.
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After these problems erupt into public view, what happens next is so often the same.
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For Samsung's sake, I truly hope they've eliminated any possibility for another Foldgate to erupt.
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At home, my father's unpredictable fury, sometimes violent, could erupt over a missing TV Guide.
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Loki — a huge volcano on Jupiter's moon Io — is expected to erupt sometime this month.
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The volcano remains in a heightened state of unrest and could erupt again at any time.
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It should come as no surprise that a protest anchored in hate would erupt in violence.
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Over the days following my escape from the bridge in Cairo, I watched the city erupt.
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Trading partners have worked to find resolutions rather than let a full-scale trade war erupt.
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The past year has seen a swirl of new controversies, scandals and investigations erupt around Facebook.
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But, they warned, the war that would likely erupt after a bombing run could be catastrophic.
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And as much as it caught the political world by surprise, it didn't just spontaneously erupt.
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Conflict can erupt at any moment, with consequences ranging from solitary confinement to loss of life.
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Patients rarely fight, but shouting matches erupt every once in a while, as might be expected.
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Talks about money, security, and the future could erupt near the solar eclipse on September 1.
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The 5-week-old pit bull puppy wags its tail as the firefighters erupt into smiles.
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They command the crowd to "open the portal" and their friends erupt on the dance floor.
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When it is finally released, viewers will no doubt erupt into cheers, whistles and standing ovations.
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The Bardarbunga volcano began to erupt on August 265, 2110, ending finally on February 221, 20103.
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When Öræfajökull does erupt, it will blast through a long-settled layer of ice and snow.
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Instead of statehood, the Kurds got a conflict with the potential to erupt into civil war.
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I mean, if you was to spark a flame this whole place might erupt, you nawhamsayin.
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Arguments may erupt, the status quo is either attacked or aggressively defended, and tempers are short!
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The other students listened closely to him, and he delighted in making them erupt in laughter.
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And when progressives erupt in frustration, the media will be full of outrage and shocked disbelief.
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Battles over raising the debt ceiling amid threats of another government shutdown will erupt more frequently.
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Why would a skyscraper-size wave erupt out of the ocean, only to disappear shortly after?
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Fights would erupt, and no one would be sober enough to deal with the fallout effectively.
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An electricity, a current, a feverishness that could erupt into complete chaos at any given opportunity.
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Were a war between Saudi Arabia and Iran to erupt, this chokepoint could easily be closed.
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Every decade or so in Iran, protests erupt whose scale, intensity and persistence make global headlines.
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The cultural underpinnings of this run deep in church and state and still erupt grotesquely online.
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Every few songs, chaos would erupt, and we would all start into a big, messy singalong.
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Who hasn't heard arguments erupt over who got there first or who needs the cab more?
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Either new fighting will erupt or, without sufficient oversight, the cease-fire will erode into nonexistence.
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Stoked by Hamas, confrontations between Palestinians and Israelis could erupt in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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Violence could erupt if crowds try to force their way into the sealed-off government sector.
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Consequently, a more measured response is likely — one that will not cause financial markets to erupt.
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Yes, a crisis did erupt, but quick action and a dry-eyed apology defused the situation.
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The event, which drew more than 800,2852 supporters, had been peaceful, but violence could still erupt.
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Some five minutes into the video, about 30 shots erupt within less than half a minute.
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Protests tend to erupt in Iran every few years, but they usually lack organization and leadership.
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We're told the paramedics were there because cops were concerned violence might erupt during the arrest.
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Ties At home, my father's unpredictable fury, sometimes violent, could erupt over a missing TV Guide.
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If Mr. López Obrador does not win, protests could erupt again, with his camp charging fraud.
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Whether events would proceed more peacefully or erupt into more violence on Saturday was anyone's guess.
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From 1999 to 2002, the arena would erupt every time he was called to the ring.
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If you're in a place where you'll erupt in anger, that could poison relationships going forward.
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I knew I was going to erupt, but this kid was already sitting on my legs.
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Protests erupt in Paris over alleged beating and rape of a black man by police Protests erupt in Paris over alleged beating and rape of a black man by police Anti-police protests in Paris entered their second week, spreading from the city's suburbs to downtown neighborhoods.
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A bullet apparently hit a nearby service station and caused it to erupt in flames, McGalin said.
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It's not uncommon for a frenzy to erupt every time YouTube beauty guru Jaclyn Hill launches makeup.
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On Thursday, starting at around 4:45 pm local time, the Mount Kilauea volcano began to erupt.
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Street protests, provoked by shortages of food and the regime's thuggery, erupt daily and are sometimes massive.
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But USGS warned that the situation continues to evolve and that fissures could erupt at any time.
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Both events drove protests to erupt in the Oaxacan capital, filling the city with fire and ash.
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At some point, this will all erupt, and The Bachelor might have to acknowledge politics more explicitly.
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" When she swapped it out, he said it began to "erupt like a volcano 30 seconds later.
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As exchanges of fire erupt and subside, we take cover behind half-built houses and cement walls.
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This usually works at first, but boxing up your feelings causes them to grow until they erupt.
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And Cassini regularly sees great plumes of water vapor and gases erupt from the surface of Enceladus.
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This private altercation sends the party spiraling into chaos as heated conversations about race erupt all over.
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Even if Bouteflika exits, a new crisis could erupt in Algeria, a major oil and gas producer.
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Then they all erupt into laughter when one of them apparently realizes she was actually being videotaped.
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My first guess is right, causing the tiny bar to erupt in a round of heartfelt applause.
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Jihadists also tried to carry out suicide bombings against the base and clashes often erupt at night.
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A financial crisis would erupt and push the U.S. economy into recession or worse, a protracted depression.
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If President Trump then unilaterally revokes the existing NAFTA, a major legal confrontation will erupt with Congress.
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However, the USGS has warned that Mount St. Helens will very likely erupt again in our lifetimes.
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So, it's not a foregone conclusion that Jerusalem will erupt in sustained violence this time around either.
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Walking toward her, he felt something bubbling up inside him, a well of anger about to erupt.
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Deadly skirmishes have continued to erupt in several states since the peace agreement was signed last year.
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They erupt spontaneously on city streets or are found by monitoring the actions of corrupt city officials.
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Chaos and worsened political instability could erupt in the gap before we fully adjust to vast automation.
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Robbery, kidnapping and human rights abuses are rife; random bursts of gunfire erupt in neighborhoods at night.
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Soulless new high-rises erupt randomly from the landscape, with little heed paid to infrastructure or aesthetics.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues to erupt, prompting mass evacuations in the southeastern part of the Big Island.
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I ask about what she's currently work on as deafening bass beats erupt from the PA system.
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This week, Puerto Ricans saw violence against the police erupt during their annual International Workers Day protests.
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As he rushes to solve the crime, secrets, betrayals and racial tensions across generations threaten to erupt.
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At that point, a cycle of violence would erupt that could quickly lead to a full war.
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Scientists used those signals to project where magma might erupt, and planners evacuated residents in that area.
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The tree, however, contains a highly flammable oil that helps fires erupt more easily, spread and intensify.
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The strategist suggested one obvious occasion for those tensions to erupt: the televised debate set for Thursday.
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Watching the arena erupt in pandemonium, Arum realized that he had nearly missed a very lucrative bout.
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Most of these issues will remain relevant in 2018 and new international crises are sure to erupt.
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The local NBC affiliate reported that a manager at Excel Industries evacuated employees upon hearing gunfire erupt.
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Following the Grammys snub, many anticipated social media to erupt with protests and fire from BTS ARMY.
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She struggles with the risks of coming forward as a witness, as protests erupt in her neighborhood.
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And then there are organizations that champion peace and aim to contain wars before they actually erupt.
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But that appears to have changed over the weekend, and it is expected to continue to erupt.
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Believe it: Every tremor of kindness might erupt in a miracle on the other side of the world.
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Helps all those volcanoes that might not erupt often, but have the capability of a very large eruption.
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Before marching to City Hall Saturday afternoon, a giant dance party will erupt at a popular city park.
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Two children were burned to death as they watched the volcano erupt from a bridge, the official added.
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Cardinals erupt in 33th with help from Wainwright PITTSBURGH — Adam Wainwright has had his moments as a pitcher.
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The occasional new app, maybe even new social network, will erupt and succeed beyond its creators' wildest dreams.
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The only problem: the first act lights a bunch of fuses, but only a few erupt into fireworks.
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But like everyone else on Kilauea, she doesn't know what will happen as the earth continues to erupt.
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When, after the debate, teachers reveal what actually occurred and why, pupils often erupt in cheers and boos.
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"However, they are both happily married so it's good," Ciara explained, prompting the audience to erupt in applause.
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But wars sometimes erupt through accidents and misunderstandings, and one way to ward off that possibility is diplomacy.
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"Without new technology to relieve competitive pressures, stagnation is likely to erupt into conflict," the Founders' rules advise.
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"I heard the crowd erupt and I thought there must have been something on the scoreboard," Moylan said.
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President Obama says the sacrifices of America's military veterans transcends the divides that sometimes erupt in U.S. politics.
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These activities of the population may at times bring anger to the mountain and cause it to erupt.
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Sometimes, bursts of hot plasma also erupt from the sun, launching charged particles out into our cosmic neighborhood.
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She had been waiting her turn to get on the Fire Ball when she watched the turmoil erupt.
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While the stars may not lose mass and erupt any time soon, Eta Carinae is not altogether stable.
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The question of whether plumes of water vapor and icy materials erupt on Europa has circulated for decades.
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Usually, those arguments are based on the fact that volcanoes emit lots of carbon dioxide when they erupt.
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The encounter then appears to grow more violent, as screams and cries for "help" and "please stop" erupt.
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Similar fights could erupt next year, except this time with the added element of President Donald Trump's unpredictability.
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" He concludes the poem: "We are living, alas, in the Dumptyan era,Where scandals erupt by the hour.
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Early power sparks Orioles' rout of Tigers BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Orioles powerful lineup can erupt at any time.
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"Our bats, we're still waiting on that to erupt, and then we're a totally different team," Gibbons said.
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Insurers are fighting back against coupons, and it could erupt into a big drug pricing issue this year.
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It's shows their endurance amidst a fractured place that could at any moment erupt into a war zone.
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And when the brash Margaret, played by Vicki Lawrence, quickly slides into it, the inevitable high jinks erupt.
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Yangon, the bustling former capital, was treacherous; over the decades of suffocating rule by generals, protests would erupt.
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For a moment, it looked as if humans had suddenly been given the power to erupt into bloom.
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Historical moments, of course, rarely if ever erupt out of nowhere and so it was with D-Day.
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Additionally, as the ice melts, it lessens pressure on Iceland's volcanoes, which makes them more likely to erupt.
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That means the volcano is in a period of "intense unrest" and could erupt hazardously at any time.
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"You are the best in knowledge," Mr. Zamani sings, as fire and dust storms erupt around the statue.
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And all this might lead one to wonder whether the next major global conflict will erupt first online.
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The president did not erupt at Mr. Maguire, and instead just asked pointed questions, according to the person.
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Geologists say there is no doubt that it will erupt again; it is only a question of when.
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Laughter would erupt in cascades, with some getting the joke a few seconds behind or ahead of others.
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One repeated Mr. Priebus's quotation word for word, prompting the senator and his aides to erupt into laughter.
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Abromaitis was still holding the ball when the shot clock expired, causing the arena to erupt in cheers.
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Rescue teams are still unable to enter the island out of concern that the volcano could erupt again.
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The clashes were not linked to the wider politics, but they underscored how easily armed conflict can erupt.
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Emma prods Adèle toward philosophy and the examination of her own desires, and soon, tensions erupt with force.
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Still, analysts cautioned that the crisis could erupt into something more serious if restraint failed on either side.
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Government supporters erupt with anger, and police officers and prison guards line courtrooms the size of sports arenas.
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The molten rock, or magmas, beneath these volcanoes are typically viscous and gas-charged — and usually erupt explosively.
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Arkema warned earlier this week that the chemicals would erupt in an intense fire resembling a gasoline blaze.
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You can listen to recordings of routine government proceedings that suddenly erupt with the sound of the blast.
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Of course, the people erupt in joy when they hear this because this is what they really want.
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He hits the rim several times and synthetic pops, like rupturing Candy Crush bubbles, erupt from the speakers.
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Political analysts say unrest could erupt after the vote, partly due to a growing malaise over the economic slowdown.
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The Steamboat Geyser is starting to erupt more frequently just as spring snowmelt is at its peak, he said.
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Experts are concerned that Fuego—one of Central America's most active peaks—may erupt again, producing another pyroclastic flow.
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It&aposs not without risk, but you don&apost expect gun fire to erupt in (Inaudible) where you work.
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So, a volcano that tends to erupt rhyolite and dacite gets a higher score and the converse for basalt.
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As Murray is looking around for the ball, cheers and screams of "It's a Boy!" erupt from the crowd.
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In "Prose Architectures 132," a group of fine lines, reminiscent of ruled paper, erupt into a tangle of marks.
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California's wildfires often erupt in the fall, whipped by hot, dry winds that blow westward after a dry summer.
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Weiss says he witnessed explosive fights between the sisters, which would erupt without warning and often in public spaces.
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In a paper, she proposed that the reduced pressure on the ridges might let them erupt far more frequently.
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That could be used not only to better understand city pollution, but also to predict when volcanoes will erupt.
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Lucky for us, the Tweets allow us to relive this epic exchange that caused the Twitter-verse to erupt.
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The process already happens naturally, when volcanoes erupt, and there is some science supporting efforts to try this artificially.
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Supervolcanoes are much larger than ordinary volcanoes and erupt at least 1,000 cubic kilometers of material in one eruption.
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Pinheiro says she is looking forward to the Olympics and the "big party" that will erupt in her hometown.
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Feelings you've been holding in might erupt, and secrets that you kept behind closed doors could also be revealed.
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Since then, however, Hawaiians have regularly witnessed Kilauea erupt and grow larger as molten rock poured into the sea.
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"We're going to get famous as fuck," Ehrlich says before both of them erupt into a fit of laughter.
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The reported drone downing has exacerbated fears that a major military confrontation could soon erupt between Washington and Tehran.
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So, don't worry, we'll have plenty of notice if the supervolcano threatens to erupt anytime in the near future.
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Classical nova erupt every couple thousand of years so proof could only be found in centuries-old astronomical records.
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Moore and his colleagues think these may be cryovolcanoes, which erupt freezing water or other materials instead of lava.
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You never know when the battle between the light and the dark sides will erupt in your school cafeteria.
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"I have as many Oscars as Leonardo DiCaprio," we'd say, and erupt into riotous peals of self-satisfied laughter.
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Galarraga's post-punk mutterings continue on the upcoming record, as they characteristically erupt into hardcore verses on a dime.
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He had helped to destroy the political center, deepening the partisan divides that would eventually erupt into civil war.
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Conflicts over land rights often erupt in India as the country seeks more land for industrial and development projects.
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It explains how scientists assess the rate and type of volcanic tremors to determine when a volcano could erupt.
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Bloomberg News reported Saturday that experts warn the markets would "erupt" if Trump followed through on his reported threat.
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She was also aware that one day the volcano could erupt, Sonner said, and lava could overtake the area.
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Music and boys erupt in Albertine's life at the same vulnerable time, one feeding her hunger for the other.
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Even now, Senate tensions remain high and could again erupt if an unplanned vacancy emerges on the Supreme Court.
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A threat of a trade war that doesn't erupt into an actual trade war could conceivably do some good.
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The dream, then: to erupt into a sturdier form, like a wild lotus bursting into its tantrum of blades.
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How could Nazi and white supremacist groups form, grow and erupt in this way in our neighborhoods and communities?
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Memoirs of that fractious, febrile ecosystem erupt every year or so (Patti Smith's "Just Kids" being a notable example).
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If there is to be a larger debate, it will erupt when people start seeing their bills, he said.
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And a trade war could well erupt if he were to follow through on some of his aggressive statements.
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Their differences sometimes escalate into skirmishes, and people are worried that an incident could erupt into a broader conflict.
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There isn't nearly enough data to say when it will erupt like that again, or even if it will.
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So the fact that St. Louis didn't erupt in the '203s is almost an anomaly or an outlying story.
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Shine your phone torch at it, and it will erupt back in "swarming bursts" of illumination across the surface.
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Protests erupt across India, calling out government indifference, gaps in law-enforcement and rising sexual crimes against women. Jan.
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Check it out here and let it erupt into your soul like its molten cover told you it would.
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Its goal is to identify and de-escalate social media conflicts before they erupt into violence on the street.
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At night, no one is in control; for unknown reasons, violence tends to erupt on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Robert's Rebellion didn't erupt only because Rhaegar and Lyanna ran off together (although that definitely was an instigating factor).
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"Kīlauea remains an active volcano, and it will erupt again," the Geological Survey wrote in a report July 31.
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Videos posted online show people shooting at boxes or containers that erupt into clouds of blue or pink dust.
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Millions erupt every moment, spurting solar material some 6,000 miles high at speeds of about 60 miles per second.
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When the students erupt in a standing ovation at the end of his remarks, Baldwin looks surprised, even flustered.
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Clashes, shootings and a vehicle attack erupt in the West Bank and Jerusalem, killing Palestinians and wounding Israeli soldiers.
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A big-city disease, as locals viewed it, was not meant to erupt in a Hoosier backwater, population 4,2503.
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But before any sort temporary global cooling can occur, Mount Agung would first need to erupt far more violently.
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When you don't even know your household income, you can pretty much guarantee a financial fight will eventually erupt.
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But sporadic fisticuffs continued to erupt outside the campus as officers escorted attendees into the building in small groups.
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Threat level: Meteorologists are confident that the weather pattern across the continental U.S. will tee up multiple hazards nationwide, particularly on Friday and Friday night, when the first round of severe thunderstorms erupt across the Plains, and again from Sunday night through Tuesday, when an unusually powerful storm may erupt in Kansas.
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Since most geysers do not erupt on a regular schedule, "it might just reflect the randomness of geysers," Poland said.
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Trying to prognosticate about which volcanoes might erupt is about as predictable as who will make this year's baseball playoffs.
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Aerial view of Kīlauea Volcano's summitPhoto: USGSThe crater at Kilauea is continuing to erupt sporadically, spewing ash into the air.
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Tensions erupt in Senate after chaotic day on Trump nominees The GOP candidates have vastly different backgrounds in the state.
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In many cases they fall apart as power struggles and family conflicts erupt over inheritance and disagreements over business management.
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Under such conditions, it is no wonder that pent-up frustrations would erupt in protests, as they did last Friday.
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The screen then flashes to footage of his children, which prompts the youngsters to erupt into laughter and joyful yells.
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Concurrently, as her exchange with Hyde began to erupt across Instagram, the model encountered her own issues with the platform.
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I don't mean to alarm anyone, but it's totally possible that at some point, Mount St. Helens could erupt again.
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Hastings and her husband watched the firefighters come and put that fire out, only to witness another one erupt nearby.
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If Bardarbunga were to erupt, some experts believe that a similar scenario to what happened with Eyjafjallajökull could play out.
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But seeing that flare erupt right next to us sure does show us just how powerful these things really are.
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In spring, dawns mark the beginning of days that will outlast the nights, and those dawns erupt in the east.
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Scientists study active regions – which are areas of intense magnetism – to better understand why they sometimes erupt with such flares.
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With margins still encouraging full output, China's pent-up steel production should erupt when the curbs expire on March 235.
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My colleague Alex Shepard notes it only took a few hours for the Republican National Convention to erupt into chaos.
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Major decisions would be put off for weeks until suddenly she would erupt, driving her staff to panic and misfire.
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This succession of images is critical because volcanoes can erupt, tornadoes can form, and wildfires can spread in an instant.
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January fireworks will erupt in Congress when new Department of Education (DOED) Title IX rules come under review and debate.
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When volcanoes erupt, they shoot thick sulfurous clouds into the air that block the sun's rays and cool the planet.
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In response, the U.S. has renewed its military commitment to its East Asian allies in case a confrontation should erupt.
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The grievances were usually benign, but they would erupt into battles between two headstrong males, each standing his cultural ground.
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Then there are the "superbacteria," opportunistic pathogens that can erupt as infections in the blood, lungs, intestines and urinary tract.
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The question now is whether cooler heads will prevail before financial markets erupt again, as they did late last year.
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Most analysts expect it to be extended but a battle could erupt over the debt ceiling later in the year.
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Its military has clashed with Iranian forces in Syria, stirring concern that a bigger conflict could erupt, potentially engulfing Lebanon.
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As I watched the events erupt from a safe distance, I suddenly felt surrounded by white people, literally and irrationally.
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Professor Killewald knows from her own experience, however, that more traditional ideas can erupt when you least expect them to.
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One-on-one messages quickly become full of memes and inside jokes; public channel group chats will erupt in gifs.
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Mr Mnangagwa has long been adept at suppressing dissent, though street violence could erupt again as the economy melts down.
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Major decisions would be put off for weeks until suddenly she would erupt, driving her staff to panic and misfire.
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That's because it is unique in another way: it's the first to erupt in an area rived by gun battles.
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Some financial risks are longstanding, lurking sources of infection that are concealed very deep but may erupt in a flash.
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Each prison population functions within a precarious power structure that can erupt with the slightest provocation and unleash horrific violence.
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SpaceX launched one of its Falcon 9 rockets on Sunday, only to watch it erupt in a ball of fire.
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As a last resort, when someone who was not meant to enter the garden threatened to, the volcano would erupt.
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Titan, in addition to hosting cave systems, could also contain icy volcanoes that erupt ammonia or water, according to NASA.
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"The Mafia guys, when something was about to erupt, they'd tell my father, 'Close up and go home,'" she recalled.
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Collins contemplates, protests erupt As senators waited for the FBI's investigation to conclude, protests around the Capitol complex heated up.
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And should war erupt, it could be Israel's most desperate clash since the 1973 Yom Kippur War -- and far bloodier.
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Gravediggers bash in old skulls for the sheer drunken fun of it; fistfights erupt over a bag of potato chips.
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With margins still encouraging full output, China's pent-up steel production should erupt when the curbs expire on March 44.
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The government and the security forces, adept at swatting away the small protests that periodically erupt in Algeria, seem stymied.
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When Mateen met with his father the day before the killing, he betrayed nothing of the rage that would soon erupt.
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Lava from the Kilauea volcano continues to erupt from a fissure and forms a river of lava flowing down to Kapoho.
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Sunday night&aposs shooting also underscores that gang violence can erupt without notice, despite a concerted police effort to suppress it.
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Disputes erupt, some of which are already turning violent, especially in the Sahel, a huge strip of Africa below the Sahara.
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Go deeper: Meet the U.S. women's national soccer team Women's World Cup: "Equal pay" chants erupt after U.S. win in France
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She could be processing either good or bad news and her thoughtful expression could erupt into pleasure or disquiet in seconds.
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Such changes can signal if, and when, a volcano might erupt, and may even indicate how large the eruption will be.
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A scandal may erupt, or perhaps you'll learn a secret that will forever alter how you view a friend or group.
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It will not end the fight over Trump's proposed border wall, as legal battles over the emergency declaration will likely erupt.
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Enjoy watching thousands of digital people march in formation and erupt into a giant wall of death in the video below.
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War did sometimes erupt in the capital, as in 2003, when a car bomb at a fashionable club killed 36 people.
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Without Rachel to douse the men in a cool bucket of rationality, the Kenny-Lee coals erupt into flames once again.
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In the Middle East, the situation in Israel and Iran is still tense, the market worries that the war may erupt.
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Arguments erupt here because the country's civil code includes provisions that can give finders of hidden treasure the rights to ownership.
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Villagers on the Indian side of the border said they were tired of fleeing their homes when outbreaks of firing erupt.
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The cockpit begins to fill with smoke, and sparks erupt briefly, and then— The countdown finishes, and everything explodes into colour.
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Immediately, the television station, Facebook, and other social media erupt with requests for people not to view or share the video.
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"The Chinese for years have been worried that [Kim Jong Un is] going to cause a volcano to erupt," he added.
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He plays wide receiver for Oregon and has felt the Ducks' stadium erupt on numerous occasions during the past two years.
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Of course, his pitch goes awry, and the hidden fissures of the couple's marriage erupt, ending with Vica's perfectly served humiliation.
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Look into the eyes of each of those self-contained faces, and you'll see a full, agonizing scream waiting to erupt.
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Now and then, though, especially during the opening scenes, Mr. Nézet-Séguin let the orchestra erupt with too much brassy fervor.
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For the moment, though, it's amusing and instructive to see Twitter tantrums erupt among some of the show's most loyal partisans.
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But it makes sense those battles erupt at the end of Reagan's presidency, with these more subversive movies showing up. Yeah.
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Outbreaks of face scabies erupt in the underground dance community as VR headsets are shared around from person to person. 2.
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Were it to erupt like that again, it would coat parts of the US in more than 5 feet of ash.
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President Vladimir Putin said in August that Moscow would not allow protests like France's yellow vests movement to erupt in Russia.
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The White House and the reelection campaign committee would erupt in a volcano of tweets and seething appearances on Fox News.
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That's when magnetic fields and superhot gas violently erupt from the surface, releasing as much energy as 10 billion hydrogen bombs.
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Rescuers could not go to the island on Wednesday to retrieve victims' bodies for fear that the volcano might erupt again.
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New Year's Eve fireworks erupt over Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House during the fireworks show on January 1, 2020.
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BURIRAM, Thailand (Reuters) - Loud cheers erupt as two boys trade punches at a boxing ring in Thailand's northeastern province of Buriram.
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A recently passed act in India, the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), has caused violent protests to erupt all over the country.
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Yet what powers the story is the profound rage that runs beneath all the characters' lives, an infection about to erupt.
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If his cyst had caused him to erupt into murderous violence once, how could anyone guarantee that it would not again?
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But all is not right in this sleepy town on the North Island, where simmering passions regularly erupt into vicious crimes.
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If cryovolcanoes erupt on Titan's surface, as data from the Cassini spacecraft suggests, the organic material can mix with liquid water.
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Bumps occur when rock and coal erupt from the side of a mine shaft or tunnel under pressure from overhead rock.
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The problem is that violence could erupt all the same because of the atmosphere of paranoia that Trump has helped create.
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Huge protests erupt in Romania because the government wants to pardon corrupt officials Huge protests erupt in Romania because the government wants to pardon corrupt officials An estimated 250,000 people took to the streets in Romania Wednesday, in protest at an emergency decree issued by the government that could potentially free many officials jailed for corruption.
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Blasphemy law protests erupt Protests erupted again Sunday, almost a month after a former bodyguard who assassinated a moderate politician was executed.
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A spark in those conditions can erupt into a fast-moving tornado of flames, leveling anything or anyone caught in its path.
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An attraction that's been pulsing (since as far back as May) could erupt into a soul-baring confession of truly profound feelings.
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Photographer Carsten Peter, of Germany, watches lava erupt from fissures in the Leilani Estates subdivision near Pahoa, Hawaii, Tuesday, May 22, 2018.
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Earlier this week, German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said he did not expect a "big crisis" to erupt in Greece this year.
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Performers in chic streetwear are scattered throughout a given space, vaping and staring vacantly; sometimes, they erupt into dance, music, or ritual.
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Passengers said that upon landing, the woman was met by law enforcement, which caused others on the plane to erupt into cheers.
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"[Based] on moving into this endgame, the island had become unstable and the volcano was going to erupt," Lindelof told Entertainment Weekly.
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" After her co-workers and the audience erupt in cheer, Oz jokes, "I feel like America knew — I feel like y'all knew!
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But the tensions that arose over the course of the campaign have only been thinly papered over and could easily erupt again.
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And in a minute, we were either going to be huge high school heroes — or this place would erupt into hysterical laughter.
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His family watched protests erupt around the country following the deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson and Eric Garner in New York.
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Vitriol on the site can sometimes erupt into larger memes, spilling over into social media and other avenues and creating further repercussions.
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Charles M. Blow As I watched violence erupt on television among anti-Donald Trump protesters in Albuquerque, on Tuesday, my heart sank.
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An Accident of Stars, Foz Meadows A young woman finds herself trapped in a magical realm about to erupt into civil war.
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Seismic activity around the mountain is increasing "and (it) has the potential to erupt," Indonesia's national volcanology center said in a statement.
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How could a war over the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea actually erupt between China, Japan, and the United States?
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Trilobites The Hubble Space Telescope has found further evidence that plumes of water erupt through the icy surface of Jupiter's moon Europa.
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At home, he could erupt into sudden violence or disappear into cold abstraction, but on camping trips, he was warm, charming, fun.
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When they learn they will be going to visit the newly freed 82 young women the following day, they erupt into applause.
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There's no reason to erupt over a dress code that is part of an agreed-upon contract between airline and Pass Rider.
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Of course fights could erupt at any punk show at any time, but sometimes being at concerts kept us out of trouble.
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The lava is actually under the entire thing, and where it finds the path of least resistance, that's where it's gonna erupt.
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The first one occurred May 21, so a connection that's been building since then could erupt into a spicy love-making session.
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As flashpoints erupt between protesters and police in Hong Kong, water cannons filled with blue dye are being turned on the protesters.
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Luis Gutierrez, D-Illinois, said the liberal base would erupt if Pelosi and Schumer agreed to a deal that doesn't address DACA.
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The series is full of backstabbing and conflict, as competing interests vie for the land, and disputes erupt in the family itself.
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The choice of location raises a question: When problems erupt on the continent, is there a dominant city where they're hammered out?
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What they did make clear is that a major global food crisis could erupt unexpectedly, with climate change as a key trigger.
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The risks are still high - the volcano on White Island was "highly volatile" and could erupt again within days, experts have warned.
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Ryan on Thursday criticized Trump for saying that riots would erupt if the New York billionaire doesn't become the party's presidential nominee.
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We also see some of the first scuffles that erupt between the women, predictably about getting enough time to talk to Peter.
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Ms. Vera, 32 and a city employee, has been asked to help with the inaugural; she fears violence will erupt that day.
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Analysts warn that the crisis between the two nuclear-armed countries could erupt into something more serious unless both sides show restraint.
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The choice of location raises a question: When problems erupt in the region, is there a dominant city where they're hammered out?
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As the room began to fill, I felt the hormonal thirst of a thousand yung EDM thots about to erupt like a volcano.
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The volcano's imminent eruption coincides with another volcano, Marano, that's about to erupt in Vanuatu's Ambae island, about 5,700 km (3,541 miles) away.
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Backers of arming classroom teachers revived the issue this year, arguing that school shootings often erupt too quickly for law enforcement to respond.
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Steer clear of triggering situations, because emotional drama could erupt — and even turn into a shoving match with warrior Mars in the mix.
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Borck said Washington would be applying pressure to ensure the tensions didn't erupt into a disastrous military confrontation in an already volatile region.
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When the volcano began to erupt just days after the ritual, an estimated 50 million cubic meters of magma flowed from the peak.
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Every time something like this happens, you can count on at least a few liberal pundits to erupt in shouts of triumph. Aha!
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She attempted to alter the drawing which only added to the hilarity of this unfortunate situation, causing her colleagues to erupt with laughter.
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Where it belongs has been in dispute for years, though it's been relatively rare of late for this discord to erupt in bloodshed.
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Back in February, season 8 of Fortnite introduced a volcano to the game's ever-changing island, and now it's finally starting to erupt.
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It seems likely that once the meter is full, the volcano will erupt in full, likely changing the Fortnite island in some way.
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Bey's lyrics volleyed between fury, jealousy, hurt, and pride, addressing the volcano of emotions that erupt with the news of being cheated on.
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This is based on a video that appears to show two officers wrestling Sterling to the ground and restraining him before gunshots erupt.
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As the song progresses, fire begins to erupt around her, which we all know is the perfect backlight for a semi-sheer bodysuit.
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That the many in Google did not erupt in utter panic and disgust at the first suggestion of this... is incredible to me.
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Just as enemy forces in Iraq and Afghanistan frequently decided when and where combat would erupt, so too did extremist elements in Niger.
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It became clear Monday that the convention floor could erupt in anger if she gaveled the convention into session or sought to speak.
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Supermassive black holes, which are found at the center of nearly all galaxies, periodically erupt, hurling streams of energized plasma into intergalactic space.
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Secret heroes: Newly revealed Silver Star actions against ISIS But some of the differences did erupt into public view, according to the staffers.
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Heide Austin, 77, a retired school teacher, only evacuated from Leilani Estates on Monday, after she heard the ground erupt near her home.
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"Because of him, we want to bring another amusement park back to Houston," Turner excitedly revealed, prompting the concertgoers to erupt in screams.
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Although Hawaii's volcanoes rarely erupt explosively, a perfect stage had been set for such an eruption to occur this week, and it did.
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Related: Art Trends: Collages of Constellations Stunning Collages Erupt From The Mind of This Turkish Artist Collages Embrace Imperfections with Quirky Mismatched Faces
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Kurds have been trying to forge an autonomous region in northern Iraq since 2003, and now there's a chance civil war could erupt.
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The incident went down as the first half came to an end ... you can see a couple players get chippy before things erupt.
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At any moment over the next four years, these regional hot spots could erupt and demand a decision about sending soldiers into combat.
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Wednesday afternoon, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory confirmed that a new fissure in the Big Island's Kilauea volcano rift zone had begun to erupt.
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Tensions seemed to erupt Friday when Cruz blamed Trump and his "henchmen" for a National Enquirer story that alleges he's had extramarital affairs.
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When tectonic plates are pulled or pushed together, the pressure releases, making the magma erupt in the form of ash and or lava.
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The occupation was brought to an erupt end after the death of the militants' leaders, Omar Maute and Ipsilon Hapilon in a firefight.
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August saw global outrage erupt over the fires raging in the Amazon, with social-media posts from celebrities drawing attention to the issue.
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The funny way that things get so literally translated often breaks the ice between migrants and their helpers as they erupt in laughter.
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As Zim's almighty fools erupt in a chorus of "lippy smacky noises," we're reminded that, like Gir, we were the turkeys all along.
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In the sky-lighted mailroom, bright blue metal mailboxes look like mini high school lockers; above, ferns and vines erupt from canvas bags.
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We are still looking at dystopian and apocalyptic fantasies, still running from zombies, still watching cities erupt, still fighting over basic human rights.
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David Berger, is breaking china, figuratively, so as to enable the Marines to break China, literally, should a conflict erupt in East Asia.
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The more they map out, the better they grow to understand why, how and when volcanoes all over the world will next erupt.
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If several simmering controversies erupt simultaneously, Washington could find itself facing these crises with little or no strategic thinking to guide our responses.
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As the day wore on, officials were forced to suspend some rescue operations because of the fear that the volcano might erupt again.
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" They are signifiers of a "loss of a national 'we' and national control — all the things we've seen erupt in a huge way.
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Kelly began by asking Gingrich if Trump is a "sexual predator," prompting Gingrich to erupt in anger: GINGRICH: He's not a sexual predator!
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The biggest flare to erupt from this active sunspot occurred on September 6th, and apparently the radio blackout that it caused has already passed.
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It only took a second for him and Dunn — McKinney's video game partner of choice — to erupt in laughter, so ridiculous was the thought.
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Tensions erupt in Senate after chaotic day on Trump nominees 'Nuclear option' Speaking of confirmation hearings, Trump announced his Supreme Court pick this week.
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The worst-case scenario would be for clashes to erupt again in the east, forcing Iraqi units to fight on two fronts at once.
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Scientists still don't know when Yellowstone will erupt again, but we now have a better explanation for the magmatic system responsible for these eruptions.
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Draped in flags and with their faces painted, protesters spontaneously erupt into chants that take the form of long, rhyming call-and-response poems.
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He doesn't say it explicitly right away, but the audience watching from the bleacher-style seats instantly knows what he's inferring and gasps erupt.
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When the Internet began to erupt, when its connections began to draw such people closer together, this was anticipated with great hope and excitement.
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Mainland China has seen a spate of large-scale violent attacks erupt in key cities in recent years, including bombings, knife attacks and arson.
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Mean Girls Watch chaos erupt as Mean Girls gets a little less Sixteen Candles and a little more Swimfan with a side of Carrie.
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Miraculously, the drone did not erupt in a ball of hellfire like the South Korean manufacturing giant's Galaxy Note 7s were wont to do.
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Last summer, GE sent explorers down into the Masaya volcano in Nicaragua to apply sensors that'll help scientists predict when it may erupt next.
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A country song started playing and the lyrics "how do you sleep at night" rang out, causing the whole bar to erupt in laughter.
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Guns are routinely drawn over real or imagined affronts, and a single instance of violence can still erupt into a retaliatory chain of killings.
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The video, which was viewed more than 4 million times, shows Davis struggling to back up his malfunctioning wheelchair as fireworks erupt around him.
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We discussed the arc of the #MeToo movement, what led it to erupt into the public consciousness, and where it can go from here.
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Sorting out how to deal with mental disorders that sometimes don't show themselves until they erupt in bloodshed is a much more difficult task.
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Then they find that Earth's sun is going to erupt&mdsahthere's going to be a mini-nova—and scrub the Earth clean of life.
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Her songs erupt in a cacophony of sound, grabbing you by the hand and swinging you around, sometimes for no more than a minute.
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I used my dictionary of non-objective shapes and various colors to evoke the passion that was just waiting to erupt from my hand.
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Still, Maisel believes those lingering hatreds, even as they occasionally erupt in spasms of violence, have become an outlier in the broader national culture.
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"In the face of overwhelming video evidence that something had gone terribly wrong, South Carolina did not erupt in riots or violence, " she said.
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This is the kind of mutual escalation that could readily occur in a military conflict, which could erupt over any of Asia's major flashpoints.
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Although the situation looked like it could erupt into serious violence, it calmed down after a few hours without a more forceful police intervention.
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" He said if an all-out conflict were to erupt on the peninsula, "it's quite possible it could be a very intense, bloody war.
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The mere prospect that delegates could deny Mr. Trump the nomination led him to predict Wednesday that violence could erupt in such a situation.
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Before this relationship, every time tension arose, my default was to erupt in a pile of stinky dysfunction filled with finger-pointing and epithets.
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The orbiter passed through one of the billowing plumes of vapor that frequently erupt from this world's icy surface, and sampled its chemical contents.
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In Bali, Indonesia, tens of thousands of people have also fled their homes — but out of fear that a volcano is about to erupt.
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In the blazing "Resurrection," Jesus doesn't so much rise as erupt from his tomb, aided by buff angels with wings of lacerating white stripes.
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The orchestra captures the sounds of crackling thunder and roiling waves; chorus members erupt with cries of fear as they see the ship tottering.
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Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated, and America's urban black neighborhoods from Oakland to Boston erupt in sadness, in anger, in rage and frustration.
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The movie is clamoring to erupt into melodrama, but de Clercq, content to wallow in teasingly luscious and enigmatically staged images, happily isn't listening.
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If you merely walked past this dog, a sound would erupt that could freeze your blood and turn your heart to shards of ice.
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The lava now beginning to erupt is dangerous, Klemetti said, as it's creating "a big lava fountain" that could then spill into nearby towns.
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And the rescue team travels with the knowledge that there is a high chance that the volcano, New Zealand's most active, will erupt again.
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As mostly stable democracies erupt into chaos across the region, it would be overly simplistic to point to a single common denominator or trigger.
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He's a raspy, percussive rapper who understands how to slip alongside a beat, spitting slick pitter-patter while more exciting things erupt around him.
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Will a uniformed officer write up an unauthorized birthday cake or will a flight attendant erupt in a red-faced outburst of air rage?
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And then, suddenly, three or four discrete blasts of light will erupt, perhaps in front of you, perhaps over your shoulder, almost an assault.
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Sometimes they erupt in bladelike flanges that conjure a bouquet of elegant axes or the great rope-patterned pottery of Japan's ancient Jomon period.
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When protests do erupt, Trump uses the fact that police are taking the protester away as evidence that the protester must have been violent.
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There you find the record of intrusions of new magma occurring frequently, even during times when the volcanic system might not erupt for 100,000 years!
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Political war to erupt amid search for Kennedy's replacement Conservative groups are confident President Trump will pick a Supreme Court replacement they are happy with.
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But he warned that a new Space Force would have its own problems, since jurisdictional battles over which military branch controls what would likely erupt.
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I remember hearing bangers like Felix Da Housecat's "Madame Hollywood" and Fischerspooner's "Emerge," the soundso forceful and sexy that I felt like I might erupt.
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They could erupt at any time, and the same sliding plates unleashed earthquakes, landslides and tsunamis, adding up to more than 2,300 emergencies a year.
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Mr. Jia likes a slow reveal and it isn't initially obvious that Tao is the movie's emotional organizing principle whose feelings run, surge and erupt.
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Blue jets, it is thought, erupt upward from a thunderstorm and into the upper atmosphere, and can rarely, if ever, be seen from the ground.
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On this new record—which arrives January 26 on Relapse Records—those subtle shifts in style erupt into a gothic flair that dominates the recording.
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One crucial aspect about the crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo received short shrift in your otherwise comprehensive coverage ("Waiting to erupt", February 285th).
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In their immediate aftermath, people were scared to go out and beg for alms, he says, afraid that another incident of mob violence might erupt.
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The last 24 hours of Trump A decision to move the US embassy, for example, would cause outrage among Palestinians and could erupt into violence.
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Margaery had no idea this Lannister-Tyrell agreement was in the works, and rather indulge in whatever battle would erupt, she stands alongside her husband.
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After all, it is South Korean and Japanese civilians who would bear the brunt of the casualties if war were to erupt with North Korea.
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The narrative would often erupt with linked cases: One person is denounced by an acquaintance, who is then themselves denounced and brought before the court.
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The goal is not to allow tourists to more easily post Instagram photos, but to gather data to better predict when a volcano will erupt.
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Worse, the current regime imposes regulatory costs on large banks that drive financing activity into the world of shadow banking, where financial crises often erupt.
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He stops in the Twin Peaks sheriff's office, where he contemplates a hole in the floor where otherworldly jets of fire are about to erupt.
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Drama does erupt fitfully in "Mirrored Heart," as she sings bitterly about unreciprocated love, but then it vanishes, leaving her quietly bereft at the end.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Vanuatu on Thursday ordered the full evacuation of the South Pacific nation's northern island of Ambae as a volcano there threatened to erupt.
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The world is at war — unofficially for the moment, but it's only a matter of time before de facto conflicts erupt into full-fledged conflagration.
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Yet a moment comes, as they are exchanging angry curses, when they erupt into shared raucous laughter, and it is a scarily knowing, energizing noise.
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"The Death of Stalin" is by turns entertaining and unsettling, with laughs that morph into gasps and uneasy gasps that erupt into queasy, choking laughs.
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Even though Mount Agung is being closely monitored since coming back to life, scientists cannot say for certain when or if it will fully erupt.
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The crowd, already standing, began to erupt, as if the ancient Romans had returned to rule the city and a fallen gladiator was before us.
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The world is sliding into significant disorder with no international structure capable of handling the kinds of problems that are likely to erupt almost simultaneously.
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Among the protesters themselves, there was recognition that no one sought violence, but, at the same time, veteran activists were aware that trouble could erupt.
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On August 2023, 2005 Air France 358 landed in Toronto and skidded off the runway, causing the plane to break apart and erupt in flames.
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In doing so, he draws parallels to the stock market crash of 21987, when investors were similarly lulled into believing that volatility would not erupt.
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In this series finale, the Watts riots erupt in Los Angeles as Jay sits in a cell and Fauna desperately searches for a way home.
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Given what technology we know North Korea currently has, it's safe to say a nuclear-armed missile wouldn't just suddenly erupt from an underground silo.
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UK (3-0) entered the day as a 40-point favorite, but didn't erupt until scoring 213 points in the second half for the runaway victory.
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That&aposs because the region&aposs volcanoes erupt rhyolite — a type of magma that&aposs very explosive, due to its high water and carbon dioxide content.
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If Trump were to put his own stated polices into place, four foreign policy crises — two economic and two military — would be almost certain to erupt.
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If that's the case, violence could once again erupt in Africa's largest nation — the same one that had a bloody civil war only three decades ago.
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And yet as people (mostly women) of varying levels of celebrity collaborate with brands to monetize their engagements, pregnancy announcements, and weddings, mini backlashes occasionally erupt.
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"There's still quite a fair bit of magma under the ground that's available to erupt," she said of fissures which have now grown to number 14.
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The Taíno people, however, fought back, including making homemade bombs by stuffing hot peppers into gourds, which would erupt into hot-pepper gas, according to Mann.
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But the dramas of 2015, including the rise of the AfD, show that deep political insecurities lie below the surface, and that anger can erupt quickly.
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That's not good news for ski resorts and snowmobilers, as well as rural homeowners worried about wildfires that erupt in the summer and fall, experts say.
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At the time, Cleveland was marred with severe systemic racism, due to deep economic, social, and judicial inequality that would later erupt into massive race riots.
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And the more hidden outbreaks there are, the greater the odds that any one of them can erupt into something more monstrous and harder to fight.
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New fires continue to erupt in Northern California where firefighters already are struggling to ring massive and deadly blazes that have torched about a thousand homes.
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She wants her potential great grandchildren to know that their "crazy great grandmother" once sat in a hammock and watched a volcano erupt from her window.
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The Cassini mission flew through the geysers that erupt form Enceladus' south pole, and discovered molecular hydrogen, which means the planet probably has hydrothermal thermal vents.
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"Ya girl is getting her own NBC late-night show," Singh said excitedly, which prompted the audience and Jimmy Fallon to erupt in cheers and applause.
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With their ample access to the right-wing base, they'd lambast the party and sow division, and an extended civil war would erupt in the GOP.
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There is a non-zero chance that nuclear war will erupt out of Twitter, which in itself is a perfect metaphor for the website's awful importance.
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During the exchange, Brown pressed Hatch to acknowledge "this tax cut really is not for the middle class, it's for the rich," leading Hatch to erupt.
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As the comet fell sunward, heat from the sun vaporized parts of its icy surface, astronomers say, causing jets to erupt and pieces to break off.
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Investors have grown fearful that an increasingly bellicose tone from the Trump administration and retaliatory tariffs from China could erupt into a full-blown trade war.
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That's then intercut with dramatic portrayals that occasionally erupt in absurd flights of fancy, like musical numbers and direct-to-camera chats with made-up characters.
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Superblooms can bring impressive palettes to deserts across the world, but few erupt as consistently or on schedule as the flower show in South Africa's Namaqualand.
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In attempting to restore Grant's reputation, White largely ignores Babcock until his schemes erupt in scandal, and he praises Fish as an able and upright assistant.
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When Chun and Fiery lead an insurrection and torch Lei Gong's opium dens, furious but graceful brawls (orchestrated by the renowned fight choreographer Corey Yuen) erupt.
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Mr. Klin said he had traumatic memories of watching his own father erupt into "paroxysms of rage" whenever he saw President Richard M. Nixon on television.
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It appears as with the case of West Baltimore and North Milwaukee, these communities and others like them will be ignored until they erupt in violence.
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Before 2001, casinos were moving away from their old practice of posting uniformed armed guards, out of concern that gunfights could erupt on their busy floors.
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Here are seven great things we wrote about this week: Many Israelis and Lebanese worry that a war could erupt across the border that separates them.
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Larnaka Dispatch LARNAKA, Cyprus — They eat falafel, live on the Mediterranean and worry that a new war could erupt across the hostile border that separates them.
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Gun battles erupt frequently, the characters race all over on a variety of missions, and both Dolores and Maeve are chasing phantoms they might not find.
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It's troubling and abnormal behavior for a president, but par for the course for a president whose rallies still regularly erupt in "lock her up!" chants.
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With her electric twist of Titian curls and dark, secretive gaze, Moll (a riveting Jessie Buckley) has the look of a volcano that's primed to erupt.
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With straight legs opened wide, Ms. Mearns, in a glossy purple leotard, rocks from side to side — jittery actions that erupt into bigger, full bodied steps.
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O'Donnell said strikes could also erupt if PDVSA fails to pay its workers, many of whom are scraping by as soaring inflation erodes their purchasing power.
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I always feel that if I erupt I'll say (a) something that's wrong, (b) something that's hurtful, or (c) I might be in the wrong, anyway.
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Besides the politics that make the Middle East a powder keg of instability, there's another troubling factor that could predict where conflict will erupt: water scarcity.
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Foligno is unlikely to erupt against San Jose if history is any indication, as the 250-year-old has just one goal in 216 career encounters.
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The selling point was catharsis, even more than it was confrontation: some fraught emotion (of some kind), long-simmered and complicated (or not?), would erupt spectacularly.
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"I really do think the zeitgeist of Time's Up and #MeToo are making women's leadership erupt," said Jenifer Fernandez, the vice president of the Women Donors Network.
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Economies would suffer, social tensions could erupt and progress on gender equality might be reversed as many more women were obliged to become caregivers for the elderly.
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Iceland&aposs biggest volcano has not erupted since February 2015, but after a series of earthquakes over the past week, there are fears it could erupt again.
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The drama is roughly based on companies like Samsung that are run by single families, which often erupt in turmoil when a new heir must be picked.
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The Moon enters charming air sign Libra at 3:02 AM, inspiring us all to get along; however, tension is brewing, and it will erupt this weekend.
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But that still leaves the question of why gooey rock being forced westward, through the crust or upper mantle, to erupt in this one off-kilter location.
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And they may have a chance soon: Mount Agung in Bali began erupting back in November, and could cause a measurable cooling effect should it fully erupt.
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A magnetar is a young neutron star that sometimes burps out charged particles in a supersize version of the coronal mass ejections that erupt on the sun.
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Earth is home to about 1,20103 active or potentially active volcanoes, and each day around 20 of these often-steaming vents erupt in a variety of ways.
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And with Venus in flirty Gemini starting July Fourth, fireworks that sparked during Independence Day could erupt into a full-on lovefest in the month's final third.
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Drinks flow, voices rise as one, and the celebrations that erupt among the onlookers when a match-turning play comes off is a marvelous thing to witness.
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It's a fantasy to think we can impose stable democracies overnight in places where ancient sectarian rivalries and religious extremism can erupt into violence in a flash.
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But volcanologists, while pretty good at determining when a volcano might erupt, don't have the same ability to predict when an eruption might come to an end.
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And when I would hear about him galavanting with stars like Alec Baldwin in gilded industry events like the Cannes Film Festival, I would erupt in rage.
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It seems that a volcano on the island has begun to erupt, and the dinosaurs that InGen brought to life are in danger of being wiped out.
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But if it doesn't erupt on any given day, that doesn't mean there isn't a whole lot of liquid hot magma streaming around and pressure building up.
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In addition, with tensions rising between Saudi Arabia and Iran, especially over Yemen, there's growing concerns that a war will erupt in the region and disrupt oil.
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WATCH: Protests erupt over Trump's Jerusalem decision Protests in Gaza began on Wednesday and continued on Thursday, with some demonstrators burning American flags and images of Trump.
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But while her nature studies incorporate much stasis and quiet, her vision of nature is of forces larger than herself — wild, powerful forces that can unexpectedly erupt.
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Even after shots erupt, initially in the distance and then at closer range, these ostensibly fearful characters don't bother to turn the volume down on their cacophony.
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He was regularly the target of homophobic attacks, and other black leaders, afraid of the tensions that would erupt around him, kept him from occupying central roles.
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In recent weeks, officials on five occasions have dispatched firefighters to locations where they believed fires could erupt, and in one case, in Santa Barbara, one did.
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" Houston Coach Mike D'Antoni concurred, saying his team had made a mistake by letting Curry get on a run because "sooner or later he's going to erupt.
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" Critic's take: "'The Death of Stalin' is by turns entertaining and unsettling, with laughs that morph into gasps and uneasy gasps that erupt into queasy, choking laughs.
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The teenager kept his own counsel, and few said they had known he was considering joining the street protests when they began to erupt in late spring.
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Soon we would watch a 500-pound coalition bomb erupt over the militants' last stronghold in Mosul and send a huge mushroom cloud curling over the city.
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Related: Art Trends: Collages of Constellations Stunning Collages Erupt from the Mind of This Turkish Artist Cut-Out Collages Turn Medical Magazines into 'Lord of the Flies' Characters
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Considering that the Campi Flegrei on the edge (and under) the Bay of Naples didn't actually erupt in 210, the caldera did shockingly well in the Pliny voting.
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Considering that the Campi Flegrei on the edge (and under) the Bay of Naples didn't actually erupt in 22017, the caldera did shockingly well in the Pliny voting.
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So it's natural that the during a time when Republicans are trying to control messaging around their health care bill, conflicts would erupt in these uncontrolled public spaces.
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Given our history of showing preference for people with light skin over those with darker skin, it is easy to see how the casting decision would quickly erupt.
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We will not, contrary to certain cis women's fears, erupt into supernovas and destroy the whole field, or turn into black holes and suck everyone into our space.
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"Currently the volcano continues to erupt and there exists a high potential for (pyroclastic) avalanches of debris," said Eddy Sanchez, director of the country's seismology and volcanology institute.
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Recent weeks have seen mass protests and clashes erupt in far-flung places triggered by seemingly minor actions that each came to be seen as the final straw.
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"All of our geophysical and seismic data is telling us that we will probably continue to see lava erupt on the surface," USGS scientist Wendy Stovall said Thursday.
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One important thing to keep in mind when scrolling through the rankings is that this doesn't mean that any of these volcanoes are guaranteed to erupt anytime soon.
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The forest ranger who wouldn't tell me where exactly the poison oak was after informing the cast they would "erupt into tiny painful blisters" if they touched it.
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Descending 1,200 feet into the volcano sporting a specialized exo-suit, Cossman installed a wireless sensor network that's designed to detect and predict when a volcano will erupt.
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Luckily, for those of us who wish pesky chest pimples would erupt into a pile of stringy, yellow gunk with a single squeeze, we have Dr. Pimple Popper.
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Related: Stunning Collages Erupt from the Mind of This Turkish Artist Surrealist Photographer Erik Johansson Bends Reality Without CGI Artist Shatters the Earth with CGI-Free Photography Tricks
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"I have been open," Messing says, with a pause that leads the audience to erupt into laughter and DeGeneres, 60, to jokingly accuse them of having dirty minds.
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Smoke and lava erupt from a fissure near a home on the outskirts of Pahoa during ongoing eruptions of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, U.S., May 14, 2018.
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Today, as President-Elect Trump begins planning his transition with Obama's White House staff, and as protests erupt across the nation, queer America has legitimate reasons to worry.
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Early mapmakers employed mythology to explain the volcanic eruptions and earthquakes that seemed to erupt from some dark force, and sometimes swallow whole communities, like Pompeii or Herculaneum.
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But some experts say it will likely weaken the allies' military readiness amid worries that tensions erupt again in the wake of the failed nuclear summit in Vietnam.
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The government, with backing from Saudi Arabia, put down the protests by force, but demonstrators continue to erupt from time to time, often drawing swift response from police.
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A decrease in trade winds could also see ashfall in communities around the Kilauea volcano's summit, with ash continuing to erupt from a crater there, the USGS said.
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The region has been on high alert as notoriously powerful Santa Ana winds brought dry desert air to a desiccated landscape that only needed a spark to erupt.
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He had largely buried his memory of the incident, until he watched chaos erupt around the country after another pair of killings at the hands of police officers.
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How might we use philosophy to better understand the various types of violence that erupt as a result of the plight of the marginalized in the world today?
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Laura Wells (Laura Dern), a lawyer, contends with a difficult client (Jared Harris), a man whose profound unhappiness with the way things are threatens to erupt into violence.
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But should a war erupt in North Korea, China would likely have no choice but to intervene, and the consequences of that would be both grave and unpredictable.
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These fish-chuckers have been viewed as heroes in Music City, each time causing the crowd to erupt while gaining their own 15 minutes of social media fame.
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Colossal metallic orbs protrude off of morphed building complexes, skyscrapers grow out of the sides of other skyscrapers, ambiguous cords of twisted white erupt from the earth's core.
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Viewers look on as the light swipes through condensed solar systems, and flat planes of smoke that are bursting with gaseous clouds, like a volcano ready to erupt.
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She polished off the whole meal quickly, swishing the red wine around in her glass, and only taking breaks to animatedly tell a story or erupt with laughter.
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"You can be in a city like New York and watch a volcano erupt in Alaska and see that the gases passed over your city," Dr. Cottrell said.
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And almost every week low-level protests over prices or wages erupt somewhere in the country that have the potential to spread if the economic free-fall worsens.
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The specificity of the actions, as Stunka executed them with careful authenticity, only once permitting the underlying pathos to erupt, prevented the sad life portrayed from being generic.
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As Mr. Modi allowed long-simmering ressentiment to erupt volcanically, India witnessed a savage assault on not just democratic institutions and rational discourse but also ordinary human decency.
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Some of these potentially active volcanoes may never erupt, some may ooze lava slowly for years, and some may one day have a massive ejection that wreaks havoc.
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Wind Gap itself seems ready to erupt by the end of the episode, after Natalie's dusty body is found propped up on a window ledge between two buildings.
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"There's no one else to blame when scandals like this erupt," said Jude Blanchette, a political analyst who is a senior adviser and China head at Crumpton Group.
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Fallingwater seems to erupt from the forest around it, with terraced slabs jutting up to 2175½ feet — seemingly without support — over a waterfall in the Bear Run creek.
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"I don't know whether this White House is capable of responding in a thoughtful or careful way should a crisis erupt," he said in an interview on Tuesday.
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J.C. Belated recriminations seethe and erupt in "Everybody Knows," which was an early single from "Primal Heart," the album released Friday by the songwriter Kimbra, from New Zealand.
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In remarks to reporters before Wednesday's meeting, Mr. Trump hinted at the anger that would cause him to erupt once TV cameras were led out of the room.
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The characters often cut and prep vegetables, and the play highlights the kitchen as a haven in the Tucker family's life, but also a place where skirmishes erupt.
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"Parasite" made history as the first non-English language movie to win the Oscar for best picture on Sunday, prompting South Korean social media to erupt in celebration.
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The president will, however, sit for a CNBC interview early on Wednesday morning — and there is always the possibility that his Twitter account will erupt in the interim.
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That finally causes the crowd to erupt into the dysfunction the policemen desired to pre-empt, with concertgoers storming the stage to fight for ownership of the shrapnel.
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JERUSALEM — It was 8 on a Thursday night, two hours before downtown Jerusalem would erupt into early weekend revelry, and Rabbi Shmouel Semelman, 59, was making his rounds.
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The dense mix holds repetitive, inexorably building drumbeats; the sustained tones of an Indian tamboura; rippling keyboards and guitars that erupt from low, buzzing riffs to screaming leads.
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It is only logical, Édouard tells Clara, that Reda would steal from him and erupt in violence, given the racism and homophobia of the system he lives under.
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The fear is a bigger crunch may erupt in the $2600 trillion U.S. repo market towards year-end, a period when banks lend less and trading volumes fall.
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When he wants to comment on Twitter, he will write down his thoughts on paper and call Broderick, who posts them and waits for the mentions to erupt.
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The former star of The Office told the latter story to Jimmy Fallon after a mention of his wife's name caused The Tonight Show audience to erupt with applause.
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As the story goes, doomsday is on its way: A volcano is going to erupt, and SpongeBob and the gang have two days to come up with a plan.
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"The updated national volcanic threat assessment presented here is not a forecast or indication of which volcanoes are most likely to erupt next," write the authors in the report.
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Like its explosive artwork, the EP's tracks are volatile and chaotic, evoking sci-fi dystopias and the combustion of weaponry—its sounds seem to erupt outward in every direction.
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This causes them to erupt in "supernova imposter" events that look like full-blown star deaths, but are only partial blasts shedding much of the star's hydrogen gas shell.
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The first official trailer for the follow-up to 2014's Disney hit "Maleficent" dropped Monday, and it shows a battle about to erupt between Jolie and Pfeiffer's characters.
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Democrats erupt ahead of Barr's testimony Barr is scheduled to testify in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday in a highly anticipated hearing on the Mueller report.
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Airbnb is calling for homeowners on the Indonesian island of Bali to offer shelter to the thousands that have been displaced, as the volcano Mount Agung threatens to erupt.
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Here is a timeline of events surrounding Egypt's 2011 uprising and the years that have followed: Jan - Protests erupt across Egypt against President Hosni Mubarak, demanding accountability and democracy.
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The interview caused social media to erupt with tweets and videos about the so-called "lady-friendly Doritos," and the reactions have ranged in tone from mocking to outranged.
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Renewed tensions Religious-based violence has continued to erupt periodically throughout the postwar period in towns and cities across Sri Lanka, though nothing on the scale of Sunday's attack.
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Plus, he has the help of Varys, who's exactly the guy you might want to have on you side when the dystopian future begins to erupt all around you.
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On Saturn's Enceladus, geyser-like curtains of water ice and salt erupt through cracks in the moon's thick, frozen shell, blasting alien seawater directly into the gas giant's rings.
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And those are just the latest moves in an ongoing "cold trade war" between the US and China, which constantly threatens to erupt into a full-blown trade war.
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Submarine volcanoes can sometimes erupt enough material to ascend above the waves, either temporarily or permanently, from Alaskan waters to the Mediterranean, from Japan's southern seas to Iceland's shores.
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Seconds later, the animal pops up from below and grabs her with its mouth, dragging her by her white dress off the wharf as horrifying screams erupt around her.
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But recent incidents of violence and Trump's comment to CNN's "New Day" on Wednesday that riots might erupt in the event of a contested convention have escalated those concerns.
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Anti-Trump Protests Erupt NationwideProtests erupted in cities across the US on Wednesday as people took to the streets to express their displeasure at Donald Trump becoming president-elect.
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At 2:01 of the second period, Turris gave the sellout crowd their first reason to erupt with a wrister from the slot that tied the game at 1.
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Protests Erupt in North Carolina After Fatal Police ShootingAt least 271 police officers were injured in Charlotte on Tuesday night after protests against a fatal police shooting turned violent.
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Nightlife attracts people who like extremes, and hedonism can erupt into moments of transcendence just as easily as it can spiral into drug abuse, mental illness, and physical harm.
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IT MUST be painful for President Barack Obama to see some of the worst incidents of racial tensions and violence of his presidency erupt during its last few months.
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And exuberant public celebrations of him, like the commemorations of the 400th anniversary of his death that will erupt around the world on Saturday, have played an outsize role.
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And she has revised her guidance on when kids should get their first oral exam, advising parents to bring their children in when their first tooth starts to erupt.
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One of them, a mother of four in her late 20s, announces amid tears that she signed divorce papers the day before, prompting the room to erupt in applause.
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But as conflicts related to economic and social modernization erupt at locations as far apart as Ferguson and Falluja, the potential is also clear for ever more dangerous conflict.
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Mainland Chinese have long flocked to Hong Kong in times of crisis, such as when Beijing curbs capital flows or when scandals erupt in the food and healthcare sectors.
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"It's the volcano that was going to erupt at some point - we just didn't know when," Ben Williams, director of communications and operations at Germany-based Adblock Plus, said.
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In yet another new poster that's nearly identical to the terrible one from a few days ago, the horns of Unicron appear to erupt from the foundation of Stonehenge.
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" The Daily Mail surmised the following this week: "Kim Jong-un could DESTROY sacred North Korean volcano by causing it to ERUPT with his nuclear missile tests, experts warn.
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Such melodic victories, performed by the residents of a hospital geriatric ward, often erupt in this eagerly anticipated production, which opened on Wednesday night at the Bridge Theater here.
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It was one of the most audacious actions the North had ever taken against the US, and the crisis had the potential to erupt into a full-on war.
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In South Korea, her father had worked in marketing at a cosmetics company, but fears that the Korean Peninsula could erupt into another devastating war convinced him to leave.
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But ultimately, scholars say, Perovskaya and her band of assassins helped move Russia closer to revolution, which would erupt in 1917, ending more than 300 years of czarist rule.
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"The U.S.G.S. has a deep understanding that these volcanoes are going to erupt again — within our lifetimes, our children's lifetimes," said Carolyn Driedger, a hydrologist at the Cascades observatory.
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But it ends on a difficult truth: When the police, through brutality, have lost the trust of the neighborhood, it doesn't matter who's really in charge; violence will erupt.
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Sporadic protests continue to erupt — some big, involving thousands, and others consisting of a few young men, scarves over their faces, hurling rocks at security officers and scampering away.
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"Mount Agung continues to erupt, ejecting volcanic ash up to 243,2000 metres (2100,2000 ft) in height," Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency, said via Twitter.
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With no solution in sight, the dispute threatens to erupt into a full-blown political crisis, straining the tenuous bonds holding together a country riven by ethnic fault-lines.
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That's when the global financial crisis began to erupt with the halting of withdrawals from some BNP Paribas funds, ushering in 18 months of wealth destruction and economic peril.
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Knowing which online extremists will erupt with an act of violence can be virtually impossible, and their broadcasts of sudden acts of violence can be hard to automatically block.
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"One woman from Ireland said they'd been having small earthquakes where there weren't any before, and she was afraid the entire earth would erupt in one big earthquake," says Marzec.
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Since then, the franchise continues to deliver heartfelt and rewarding sequels that somehow make theatergoers want to cry, think about their childhoods, and erupt into laughter in the same sitting.
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The increase in seismicity there is easy to chart and points to a volcano that is showing some of the classic indicators of a system that is about to erupt.
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When the girl says she is 17, Drake throws his head back in what appears to be mock shame as many people in the audience erupt in applause and cheers.
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The winter holidays are a special time of year for gathering with friends and family, maybe exchanging a few gifts, and watching an otherworldly creature erupt from a man's spine.
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While Morocco sidestepped the uprisings that upended much of the Arab world in 2011, it has seen protests driven by poverty and unemployment erupt more recently in some neglected regions.
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When they erupt, they produce piles of broken volcanic debris (pyroclastic material) and the cone is filled with kimberlite breccia made from magma, xenoliths, and anything else in the way.
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Not just another run of the mill DJ or party, no, something greater, capable of giving laughter, capable of making even the most cynical punter erupt like an untamed bugle.
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Rather than coming directly from the sun's surface, CMEs are thought to erupt from "prominences," vast arcs of material looping out from the sun, flowing along tangled magnetic field lines.
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Initially, officials identified it as the 260th fissure but later determined that a crack that had opened Saturday night did not qualify for numbering because it did not erupt lava.
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Consequently, there are many important actions in the first few episodes of Season 3: New characters come to the forefront, fires erupt, secrets are revealed, and emotional reunions take place.
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The Trump-Corker clash is the latest to erupt in what has been a sometimes fraught relationship between the president and the politicians who should be his partners in Congress.
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Volcanologists rank volcanic threats by figuring out how the volcano might erupt — whether it will likely explode, like Mount St. Helens, or let loose a flow of lava, like Kilauea.
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We know we don't KNOW our favorite TV characters, as in really know them, but somehow we can still erupt in tears and convulsions when they're taken away from us.
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Red Sox erupt early in rout of Twins MINNEAPOLIS — Boston's Josh Rutledge sent a seemingly innocuous grounder to shortstop Jorge Polanco with two outs in the second inning on Saturday.
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Why she did it: If we learn how a volcano erupted in the past, we might better understand how the same — or a different — volcano might erupt under similar circumstances.
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The Chinese government has made very clear in recent days that it will blame Ms Tsai for any crisis across the Taiwan Strait that might erupt after she takes office.
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On the Indonesian island of Bali, more than 7003,2700 people have been taken to shelters as authorities warn that Mount Agung, in the island's north, could erupt at any time.
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Disputes erupt when the groom's family demanding more money after marriage, often driving the woman to suicide and in the worst cases, she is murdered by her husband and family.
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With a TV announcer commentating in his head, he would take a ball and swish a buzzer-beating shot through the hoop, and an imaginary crowd would erupt in cheers.
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Then a yellow bean-looking thing presses through and the inner petals of the flower erupt into a strange hooded pulpit, like a bright yellow mouth screaming into the air.
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I'd first been there in 1992, with my mother, my husband and our two sons (then aged 10 and 14), and written — for this newspaper — about watching Mount Etna erupt.
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The world is holding onto the vestiges of racial terror (same strange fruit, different tree), and though that violence is often simmering, Ava knows it can erupt in an instant.
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I'm in the yard, staring up at the concrete-colored clouds, when my last name and prison number erupt from the loudspeaker atop the wall, announcing I have a visitor.
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Even though the group has been performing surgery at the hospital since 2008, billing issues erupt every year, spawned by hospital bureaucracy and the quirks of health insurance in Rwanda.
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Steve Saunders, principal geodetic surveyor at the Rabaul Volcano Observatory told Reuters that Manam was expected to continue to erupt with active lava flows from the summit to the sea.
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"We're not at full mobilization," one senior officer said, arguing that only a fraction of the officers are deployed to deal with the wildcat protests that erupt day after day.
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It remains to be seen, however, if Americans will once again erupt in protest over what their government is doing to desperate families, or if they surrender to weary acclimatization.
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Two other protesters, including the doctor in his mid-20s, said they had seen gunfire erupt as soldiers confronted National Intelligence and Security Service forces intent on dispersing the protesters.
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In September about 145,000 people evacuated villages around the volcano after increased seismic activity indicated it could erupt, but most returned home last month as the danger appeared to lessen.
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But there are fears that these tensions could erupt into large-scale violence in a country that's already besieged by conflict and battling a deadly Ebola epidemic in the east.
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White settlers were already moving through the area, and their government was building forts and sending soldiers, prompting skirmishes over land and sovereignty that would eventually erupt into open war.
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When Chinese consumers erupt at something like Daryl Morey's tweet, it indicates not a growing awareness of what the rest of the world thinks but a growing seclusion from it.
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"People resent the fact that they had to give up French cheese in order to support the president's policies and such corruption cases still erupt," she said in an interview.
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Perhaps instead of speaking truth to power, if more people — yes, even journalists — would erupt in laughter at Mr. Trump, he might become a better person and a better president.
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In fact, it's not unusual for Yankee Stadium to erupt in chants of "throw it back" after someone catches a ball that the opposing team hit into the outfield stands.
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"It would be a very sorry day for our democracy if government officials insisted on denying any and all protests under the guise that violence might erupt," Mr. Romero said.
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"The digital age is finally dawning for Oil & Gas … We see a market poised to erupt over the next five years," Barclays said in January in a note to clients.
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In front, roses, junipers and yew form a welcoming committee, and throughout the property colors and scents erupt in their season from maples, star magnolias, burning bush trees and rhododendrons.
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Plus, when a cartel kingpin is killed or captured — such as Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán — fights for territory erupt and smaller criminal groups emerge to carry out kidnappings and extortion.
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Much as latent racism surfaced during the presidency of Barack Obama, this election exposed a vitriol toward powerful women that continues to erupt, beyond the confines of Twitter or Reddit.
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But soaring numbers of convictions for relatively minor drug offenses have pushed prison populations upward, the gangs' clout is growing, and riots continue to erupt frequently all over the country.
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Still, some Mideast diplomats caution that fighting could re-erupt at any time, especially as Emirati officials have said they do not have total control over their Yemeni proxy fighters.
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Brexit: Should Britain leave the E.U. without a deal and riots erupt in the streets, officials have a plan to evacuate Queen Elizabeth II from London, local news outlets reported.
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Tensions are set to erupt between the Federal Reserve and President-elect Donald Trump, according to the head of BlackRock, speaking on a panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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By Laura Mallonee Photos: Michael B. Rasmussen 1/8 The forests of beech, oak, and ash trees that dot the Danish countryside erupt in shades of orange and gold each fall.
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If that is followed by a "freedom-of-navigation operation", that is, a navy or coastguard trip that Canada does not authorise, a new crisis in relations with America could erupt.
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He feted his shift of the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, lauded his withdrawal from the "disastrous" Iran deal, despite boiling tensions some fear could erupt into war with Tehran.
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But, Hampikian argues that, before we all erupt in outrage over the violations of privacy that led to nabbing a suspect in a cold-case, we should consider everything at stake.
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"We live in an extremely nuanced world where wars erupt because of tiny things," co-director Joseph Cedar, 50, said in an interview alongside collaborators Hagai Levi and Tawfik Abu Wael.
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Before both conventions, it was widely assumed that the RNC would be the more raucous of the two, with many corporate donors staying away out of fear that tensions could erupt.
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This particular undercurrent of "Love Is the Message" is true of black life in the US: Many of our public encounters and meetings erupt in violence or are premised upon violence.
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Trump's budget would also slash the funding for the the National Volcano Early Warning System, a plan to step up monitoring of volcanoes that could be especially dangerous should they erupt.
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What geologists learn about this weird volcano—how its magmas form, how they move around, when and why they erupt—could improve our understanding of volcanic arc systems around the world.
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Oh, and who could ever forget a single Oprah's Favorite Things episode, during which the audience would erupt in hysterics and convulse in the aisles for, like, a flower subscription service.
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A "moderate-level" of lava continues to erupt from the active fissure system in the residential Puna District, which sits next to Kilauea volcano, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO).
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At the time, several media outlets suggested that the findings could mean that the supervolcano was going to erupt faster than Shamloo and Till expected, but that is not the case.
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As protests erupt at major American airports over the White House's new immigration and entry ban from seven majority-Muslim countries, President Trump had a surprisingly sanguine assessment of the situation.
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On the eve of President-elect Trump's inauguration, Moby today shared a politically-charged video for "Erupt & Matter," off his new album with The Void Pacific Choir, These Systems Are Failing.
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Possibly not since Elvis Presley died in one have America's bathrooms loomed so large, as rows over access to them erupt in statehouses and school districts across the South and beyond.
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And yet, amid simmering tensions that would eventually erupt into the Balkan Wars, with various republics and groups breaking away from the Serbian-dominated central government, the team was universally adored.
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Pinning down one factor that makes a volcano erupt in an effusive (lava-making) or explosive (ash-making) way is tricky, and the same volcano can behave differently at different times.
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One video, an alternate history of music and resistance, muses that a Chilean protest singer's voice could seep into the ground, waft through the earth, and erupt through a Persian volcano.
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A gossipy forthcoming book on the Trump White House has caused the long-simmering tensions between President Trump and his former chief strategist Steve Bannon to erupt into all-out warfare.
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It's difficult to predict exactly how the tension might erupt over a divergence between a court rooted in one political and cultural era, and a majority electoral coalition that reflects another.
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They erupt over seemingly petty matters—the placing of electricity poles, say—the cause of the dust-up that led to the closure of the border crossing near Rishton in 2013.
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The Beatles, specifically their self-anointed "leader" Jihadi John (Elsheikh would near-erupt when I called him that later, rather than his real name, Mohammed Emwazi), murdered a friend of mine.
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Health officials contend that most of those funds have already been committed to testing vaccines and to keeping up monitoring in Africa, because another Ebola outbreak could erupt at any time.
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A man so enamored with his own bullshit it took Lord of the Flies II: The Promise of Hailey Baldwin to erupt around him before he shed a tear of concern.
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Candidates with deeply passionate tribal followings -- think Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders -- play heavily to their base, in hopes that their low-lying white-hot energy can erupt into other spaces.
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Even if the reeling Islamic State is wiped off the map, a large pool of disaffected youth—Muslim and otherwise—looms, threatening to erupt into another wave of pain and horror.
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It took all of 20 minutes for my crowd, a small group of media and industry professionals, to drop all pretenses of professionalism and erupt in celebratory screams of unadulterated joy.
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HONG KONG — About 145,000 people on the Indonesian island of Bali have left their homes around Mount Agung, a volcano that is showing signs it could erupt, officials said on Friday.
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This is my third go at covering the Oscars as The Times's awards writer, the Carpetbagger, and heading into the season, I wondered what sort of hullabaloo would erupt this time.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - During a peaceful protest moments before St. Louis would erupt into three nights of racially charged riots, five people confronted a black police officer alone in his Jeep.
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With the Bahamas struggling after a devastating hurricane and Tokyo recovering from a record-setting typhoon, we wondered why dangerous storms were likelier to erupt at predictable times of the year.
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How the showdown could erupt again The US -- despite Trump's boasts that Americans are safer with Soleimani gone -- seems to have come out of the conflict in a worse geopolitical position.
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The authorities had held off for days on sending the team to White Island, also known by its Maori name, Whakaari, because experts said it could erupt again at any time.
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People trying to solve the Hadler murder case — and to deal with many other troubles that erupt in Kiewarra during Falk's stay — are reliably quick to jump to the wrong conclusions.
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As a final fun fact, Io's largest volcano, Loki, is predicted to erupt any moment, so there's potentially more news about this gnarly, molten moon coming in the next few days.
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But there is also urgency in her dancing: It's no longer unusual to see her dash forward in a sudden, violent spurt or to hear her voice erupt in a yelp.
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These are eye-opening statistics, yet they don't seem to be enough for protests to erupt to pressure our government to do more, or for our society to change its norms.
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McKellar recounts weekend meetings with Thiel at his home in Los Angeles in January with Thiel's lawyers and Royan, in which she claims Thiel "erupt[ed] in anger" on multiple occasions.
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In 2014, the dental association changed its guidelines and recommended that parents brush their children's teeth twice a day with a tiny smear of fluoride toothpaste as soon as they erupt.
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They are currently facilitating indirect talks in Jeddah to de-escalate tensions between the government and the STC, but a new round of violence could erupt if that effort falls through.
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That said, the vibe won't be completely easygoing— some unexpected surprises, nervousness, and chaos will erupt due to Venus opposing Uranus on November 3 (or 4th, depending on your time zone).
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Here, the group rarely break character, if only to erupt into fits at giggles at phrases like "golden seed" in a way that only colleagues who are also best mates do.
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What's kept me coming back to Apex nearly every day is the fact that each game can, under the right circumstances, produce these adrenaline-fueled, chaotic situations that erupt out of nowhere.
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We'd bring it down leading up to a break, and when the kick drum would come back in I'd go back up to the full level, and the sound system would erupt.
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The first few times Subban touched the puck there were cheers and chants, but the crowd didn't really erupt until his name was announced for an assist on Ryan Ellis' powerplay marker.
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Arthur Jafa's "Love Is the Message, The Message Is Death" communicates a truth about black life in the US: Many of our public encounters erupt in violence or are premised upon violence.
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Since her chip can sense earthquakes that are as little as one on the Richter scale, which people cannot feel (they're called 'microquakes' and they are often around volcanoes before they erupt).
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My only hope is that often-erupting Tesla and SpaceX's Elon Musk — who is also now attending — will also erupt when he realizes the farce he has agreed to be part of.
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Pilot Flying J was lucky that the rebate scandal did not erupt during the recession, when fewer lorries were on the road and the company, like its main rivals, was suffering losses.
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The 30-second clip of Michael attempting to show off his tiny plasma TV, and the below video of Stanley making the office erupt with laughter, are two of my favorite things.
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In Into the Inferno Herzog plays back a clip of the one islander that refused to leave, a farmer who stayed behind with his cat and belongings (ultimately, the volcano didn't erupt).
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Tens of thousands of residents of the island of Bali, Indonesia, are evacuating out of the path of a volatile volcano that threatens to erupt for the first time in 54 years.
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The first day, I would inevitably pretend like I was ok with it; around day three I would erupt in panic about what I'm even doing and what's going to happen next.
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That case is just the beginning of the legal bills for Viacom, as fights erupt in courtrooms across three states in the fierce power struggle for Mr. Redstone's $40 billion media empire.
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If it were to erupt again, the supervolcano would Following the Yellowstone volcano's last eruption, it collapsed on itself, creating a 1,500-square-mile caldera that's ripe for new appearances of magma.
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Think pieces, blog essays, books (from bios to queer theory works like J. Jack Halberstam's Gaga Feminism) erupt around her videography and discography, interpreting and situating the densely encrusted references and allusions.
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The delay to the game that resulted from the hold up to the team bus was time enough for trouble to erupt on the junction between Green Street and the Barking Road.
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Stephen FincherStephen Lee FincherTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Lamar Alexander's exit marks end of an era in evolving Tennessee Tensions on immigration erupt in the House GOP MORE.
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The clashes threatened to erupt into a wider conflict on Friday when Israeli warplanes struck targets across the Gaza Strip after a Palestinian sniper killed an Israeli soldier along a border fence.
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Ms. Carlson, too, was largely alone; it was July 2016, more than a year before the #MeToo movement would erupt, and even some female colleagues at her own network questioned her actions.
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When violence failed to erupt — except for one incident, in which the target was an unlucky shark — he tried to instigate it, a blatant violation of basic ethical standards in social science.
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Humans, or any advanced space-faring species, would send a bundled sail to an existing high-energy source, or to a region where a star or galactic flare is predicted to erupt.
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Attended the rally in Huntington Even before the president arrives at the rallies and points out the "fake news" in the back, Mr. Trump's supporters are primed to erupt in angry boos.
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"And right now, what we need is we need to have commonsense gun safety laws in our country," she added, causing the audience in the packed committee room to erupt in applause.
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Both U.S. and U.S.S.R. continued to antagonize each other verbally and militarily, the culmination of which led the Cold War conflict to erupt into a full blown nuclear crisis in October 1962.
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The EchoStar approach has sent Inmarsat share price surging, swelling its market value to almost 2.8 billion pounds ($3.72 billion) amid speculation that a bidding war could erupt for the British company.
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Katz's spokesman said on Saturday that the minister's reply was directed at an earlier part of the question and that he had not intended to say that an armed conflict would erupt.
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Related: This Is Your Gross Jelly Body on Peer Pressure 3D-Scanned Bodies Stretch, Float, and Collide in a CGI Skydiving Music Video Humanoids Erupt into Colored Smoke in Dazzling CGI Portraits
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And even members who don't feel strongly on the issue would have to be talked into an on-the-record endorsement of military action that could potentially erupt into full-blown war.
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We were all acutely aware that Pittsburgh, then the steel capital of the world, would most likely be hit by one of the first Russian nuclear missiles should World War Three erupt.
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The food in question is the molecular hydrogen Cassini's instruments detected in a sample of Enceladus' plumes—the giant geysers of water that erupt through the icy crust on the moon's southern hemisphere.
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Protests erupt in Brazil over controversial 20-year austerity plan Protests Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in several Brazilian cities Wednesday, defending women's rights and protesting the Temer government.
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Mt. Agung, one of the country's 2000 active volcanoes, has shown a marked increase in seismic activity since August and appears poised to erupt for the first time in more than 212 years.
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There's an online bidding war about to erupt, and "Dexter" fans will have the opportunity to take home Michael C. Hall's famous stalker getup from the psychological thriller ... if they have the cash.
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"Composite volcanoes tend to erupt explosively and pose considerable danger to nearby life and property," the USGS says, adding that Hawaii&aposs volcanoes are known for their long-flowing lava and active fissures.
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"There are a lot of volcanoes in the US, and they erupt more frequently than most people know," says Angie Diefenbach, a geologist at the USGS and a co-author of the report.
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Three things are said to indicate that a super volcano is about to erupt: increased seismic activity, increased ground deformation and changes in the hydrothermal system or increased gas outlet at the surface.
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Between the lines: It's not unusual to see powerful low pressure systems erupt in the central U.S. during April, given the clash between winter and spring air masses at this time of year.
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Whether their owner's deployment was long or short, the dogs erupt into that singular, irrepressible doggy celebration: bounding, tails wagging maniacally, rolling on their backs, whimpering and grinning, weaving between the soldier's legs.
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Click here to view original GIFNerf's Rival blasters, which can fire small foam balls at speeds of up to 70 miles per hour, already make you a formidable opponent when office battles erupt.
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Clashes erupt after Palestinian teenager's funeral in Jerusalem A court had found the Israeli teens and a third Israeli -- an adult named Yosef Haim Ben-David -- responsible for Abu Khdeir's murder in November.
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Or, in the case of green-tinged Hawaiian beaches, lava can erupt through ocean water in steamy, explosive events, breaking the lava into smaller pieces and fast-tracking the separation process, said Stovall.
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If the coming dry season in Nigeria follows the pattern of previous years, violence will soon erupt between herders in search of water for their cattle and farmers determined to protect their land.
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But even before these recent demands, controversy was certain to erupt at Sturm Ruger's meeting, scheduled to take place May 8003 at a resort in Arizona thousands of miles from its Connecticut headquarters.
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"But something happens over the course of that slowness," she said, noting in particular the final scene of a gradually darkening field of grass, from which the girls erupt in a joyous stampede.
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Editorial Even at a time when new scandals erupt with dismaying regularity in big-money sports, the revelations about Russia's elaborate doping scheme at the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 are breathtaking.
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But they correspond closely to the dramas that erupt every day in ordinary families after a loved one dies intestate, leaving heirs to untangle cryptic affairs and fight like jackals over the leavings.
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Palestinians and top officials from other states in the region are warning that such a move would end the two-state peace talks, and possibly cause violent conflict to erupt in the region.
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Add to that the potential chaos here at home that could erupt if the president, as indicated Monday, empowers ICE to launch a sweep of the nation to remove millions of undocumented residents.
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But as the war dragged on, destroying Syrian towns, many began to worry that the Syrians would never go home, he said, or that the extremism spreading in Syria would erupt in Lebanon.
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Anak Krakatau, located about 25 to 30 miles (40 to 50 kilometers) from the Java and Sumatra coastlines, continues to erupt, leaving many residents fearing that more monster waves could hit Indonesia's shores.
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However, when this happens in a kitchen—a place that is usually fueled by nothing more than a person's pure sense of pride, confidence, and ego—tensions can erupt abruptly and very intensely.
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Members swear a vow of secrecy, so the activities, traditions and beliefs of the fraternities are difficult to monitor, other than on rare occasions when their inner dealings erupt into the public sphere.
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The art world's diversity problem is pushed to the forefront when controversies erupt like the one generated by Dana Schutz's painting of Emmett Till's body, which was exhibited at last year's Whitney Biennal.
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On the album, Mr. Evans and Mr. Smythe play a relatively faithful rendition of the classic tune's stippled, rag-like melody, then disassemble and erupt it over the course of five subsequent tracks.
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Should war erupt again, it will automatically take the lead in fighting against North Korea, mobilizing 28,500 American troops based in South Korea and reinforcements from American military bases in Japan and elsewhere.
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HHS said earlier this week the U.S. has about 1% of the required respirator masks that would be needed for medical professionals if the coronavirus outbreak were to erupt into a pandemic here.
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Tensions in the overcrowded migrant camps often erupt into brawls and riots, but major clashes with Greeks have been rare since the flood of refugees from Asia and Africa began three years ago.
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Such occasions (including a party to celebrate the sentencing of Bernie Madoff) are meant to be festive, but family and generational tensions, nursed over the years, can erupt in unexpected, sometimes violent, ways.
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But he has questions about his estranged biological father and his mother, and Sal's frustrations erupt — he describes it as "little explosions inside me" — when a homophobic slur is hurled at his dad.
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The film's episodes of violence erupt into a milieu defined by elegant dinners and vigorous verbal fencing matches, a world that keeps going in the aftermath of mayhem, its essential sang-froid undisturbed.
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But if Turkey wants to seize the city of Afrin -- and then launches a second front to seize the town of Manbij further east, another war within the war in Syria will erupt.
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On the surface, Wau has been seemingly quiet, but – less than 20 miles from one of the civil war's frontlines and host to several ethnic groups – it is a hotspot waiting to erupt.
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Second, problems afflicting banks often erupt elsewhere in the financial system, often in the murky world of shadow banking, where regulators usually are the last to know — much less understand — what is happening.
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MAFOUNDOU, Mauritania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Every year when the pastoralist men in Fatima Demba's Mauritanian village return from their months-long journey to find pastures and water, the women erupt in wild celebrations.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is concerned that violent clashes could erupt in the Middle East following reports that U.S. President Donald Trump would recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital, its Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.
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Now, the Pentagon doesn't spend a lot of time talking about what they plan to do if everything goes straight to hell and multiple crises erupt, but let's make a few educated guesses.
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"Obviously we are preparing for the volcano to erupt and I do feel better equipped to cope with whatever comes our way!" she wrote in the letter, which Morton cites in the updated biography.
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Video games have become the most popular and widespread hobby on Earth, yet we have not seen violence erupt among young people the way one would expect from pervasive effects on aggression and empathy.
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Scientists aren't entirely sure what happens when under-ice volcanoes erupt, but these events could cause underground magma and fluids to force open new paths and fracture rock, according to the Washington University researchers.
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But Spicer's frenetic appearance caused some observers to wonder how the new administration will respond to a genuinely high-pressure situation like a national security crisis or natural disaster that is sure to erupt.
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Ferocious winds caused new wildfires to erupt across Southern California this week, with one blaze threatening the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and causing thousands in the area to flee, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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At this point, "there is absolutely no sign that it will erupt anytime soon, but the data we collect tells us that the volcano is still very much alive," the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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" "I have come here to make it as clear as possible as to why I am endorsing Hillary Clinton," he continued, prompting the audience to erupt in cheers and chants of "Hill-a-ry!
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That conclusion is supported by an extraordinary amount of social science, from statistical analyses that examine data on how hundreds of thousands of Europeans to books on how, when, and why ethnic conflicts erupt.
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Like the Swiss National Bank last week, it also said the Swiss franc's welcome recent weakening against the euro could be reversed should tensions on financial markets erupt again, creating more headaches for exporters.
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Given the tension between the two clubs, it was a miracle that a riot didn't erupt on the terraces, though there were scuffles between supporters as swathes of the pitchside fencing was torn down.
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Elsewhere, oil prices jumped 3% after Iran shot down a U.S. drone that its Revolutionary Guards said was flying over southern Iran, raising fears that a military confrontation could erupt between Tehran and Washington.
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Hulu's Emmy award-winning drama The Handmaid's Tale is coming back for a third season this summer, and from the look of the first trailer, Gilead is about to erupt into full-on rebellion.
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As I watched the hate and violence erupt in Charlottesville, I was reminded of how far we still have to go to truly become a United States of America, where all are created equal.
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Ricky Morton, the smaller of the pair, would regularly sustain a beating, teasing audience sympathy to its boiling point before a hot tag to Robert Gibson caused the place to erupt all over again.
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He had been in his home at night, preparing his message for the funerals of those killed that morning, when he heard an explosion and saw a ball of fire erupt outside the church.
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And she did this: Watching Team Canada erupt into applause when American skater Mirai Nagasu became only the third woman to land a triple axel at the #Olympics almost made me tear up. pic.twitter.
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But while Nadal moved one step closer to his 19th Grand Slam title and fourth at the US Open, it was Schwartzman who caused the crowd to erupt with the point of the tournament.
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Stephen FincherStephen Lee FincherTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Lamar Alexander's exit marks end of an era in evolving Tennessee Tensions on immigration erupt in the House GOP MORE (R), Rep.
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And even if Agung were to erupt soon, there is no guarantee it would be explosive enough to send significant amounts of gas and ash high enough into the atmosphere to be worth monitoring.
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If the current situation isn't properly navigated, especially by the dictator's regime, violence could once again erupt in Africa's largest nation — the same one that had a bloody civil war only three decades ago.
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And the power of Mr. Brizé's film — and of Ms. Chemla's quietly volcanic performance — lies partly in the way ordinary disasters erupt in Jeanne's life, at once challenging her passivity and emphasizing her helplessness.
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Mr. Barr publicly challenged Mr. Trump after the turmoil this week over the case against Roger J. Stone Jr., Mr. Trump's longtime friend and political adviser, threatened to erupt into a full-blown crisis.
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Further protests could erupt if the government attempts to bar candidates who are deemed to lean towards Hong Kong's independence from China, as it did during elections to the legislature in 2016 and 2018.
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Officials have warned that Mount Agung in eastern Bali could erupt at any time, prompting several countries including Australia and Singapore to issue travel advisor for one of the world's most popular tourist destinations.
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If voters feel that institutions are not responsive to them, and they have no say in how those institutions are run, powerlessness and resentment have a tendency to erupt in unpredictable and destructive ways.
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Some applause and murmurs began to erupt from the House Floor, and in a blink-and-you-miss-it moment, the speaker glared to her right and gestures for them to cut it out.
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Bringing the two groups together to study can also reduce tensions that often erupt when large numbers of refugees arrive, overwhelming local services - a problem faced from Germany and Jordan to Brazil and Kenya.
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Experts say the destruction is due to soil liquefaction, a process occurring when soil becomes saturated with water causing it to erupt into tumultuous torrents, as it did on Friday, shifting and tumbling buildings.
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President Ouattara's grip on the military and other former rebel fighters is tenuous and many fear that power struggles around a 2020 election to replace him could easily erupt into more violence and instability.
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LONDON — Should Britain stumble out of the European Union without a deal and riots erupt in the streets, officials have a plan: Evacuate Queen Elizabeth II from London, local news outlets reported on Sunday.
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Tensions erupt in Senate after chaotic day on Trump nominees Big city mayors in so-called sanctuary cities banded together last week to denounce Trump's vague order to cut off federal funding to those communities.
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Pence delivered his rallying cry as heated, at-times angry confrontations continue to erupt around the country between Republican members of Congress and constituents anxious about the GOP's plans to dismantle the health care law.
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Something is causing the greenery of the swamp to turn hostile, growing and twisting and reaching with rapid determination to tear through flesh and erupt through bodies like a super-powered sapling erupting through topsoil.
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Sometimes, this initial phase is cut short by bad luck and sudden violence, which tends to erupt in the most unseemly ways; ill-prepared teams bumbling into one another and having nasty, brutish, short firefights.
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But it ends on a note that makes something very clear: When the police, through brutality, have lost the trust of the neighborhood, it doesn't matter who's really in charge; things will erupt into violence.
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While this particular volcano doesn't erupt explosively like Mount Saint Helens or, most recently, Guatemala's Fuego volcano, it can occasionally shoot boulders and volcanic ash high into the air when pressure within Kilauea builds up.
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In our dreams, we'd zip it open and a puff of glitter would erupt in our faces, revealing piles of pink lip gloss, tubs of sparkly shadow, and wild accessories that fit her Barbie aesthetic.
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It still has a lot of loose ends to clean up and it already seems like it's running full-sprint towards the big battles that will erupt between Dany, Cersei, Jon, and Nighty Night King.
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This is an orgasm so good that it will make your whole body shake, every inch of your skin tingle, and your voice erupt with spontaneous screams like Meg Ryan in When Harry Met Sally.
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The tension rises but — unlike Ben's volcano — does not exactly erupt when one of the Laces takes Olivia aside and lets the camera crew ride along on the exclusive conversations each woman has with herself.
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President Rodrigo Duterte declared the liberation of the Muslim-majority city on Tuesday after a five-month siege, which was brought to an erupt end after the death of the militants' leaders in a firefight.
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