The flow from fissure 18 is moving more slowly, with fissure 17 moving even slower.
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Chan-hyung "Fissure" Baek - Vancouver Titans Fissure has been a very divisive figure at times.
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Meanwhile, a new fissure opened this morning in the Lanipuna Gardens subdivision, northeast of Fissure 23.
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The lava is bubbling from a particularly violent fissure -- or volcanic crack in the Earth's surface -- called Fissure 8.
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One fissure, number 8, gradually became the dominant fissure of the eruption, building a spatter cone 180 feet high.
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The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reported that a fissure opened on Saturday evening near the fissure that emerged on Saturday morning, and the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency reported a new fissure on Sunday, bringing the total number of fissures up to 2000.
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Meanwhile, Fissure 18, which opened yesterday, is only weakly active now and Fissure 19 is emitting a sluggish lava flow, according to the Hawaii Volcano Observatory.
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The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said lava did not flow more than 33 feet from the fissure and the fissure was no longer actively spewing lava Friday.
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While authorities reported an 18th fissure opening Sunday, the Hurricane Volcano Observatory walked that back, saying the latest crack in the Earth -- near Halekamahina Loop Road -- was actually part of Fissure 17.
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"The extent of fountaining and lava flows is about two miles and that's going from fissure 8 all the way up to fissure 22," explained USGS volcanologist Wendy Stovall in Hawaii News Now.
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A section of Iceland's Eldgjá fissure as it appears today.
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Lava from Fissure 8 meeting the ocean earlier in August.
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They numbered fissure 18, but later renamed it No. 13.
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A lava river from Fissure 8 flowing to the ocean.
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In all likelihood, the election will only widen this fissure.
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Andrew Cuomo has created a fissure with his deputy, Rep.
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Virginia, the fissure is exemplified by candidates' stances towards Dominion,
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The 17th fissure split the earth near Leilani Estates, CNN reported.
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The lava was flowing for hundreds of yards past that fissure.
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Thursday morning, the observatory announced that the new fissure had paused.
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On Monday morning, Fissure 18 officially opened, according to the USGS.
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Pictured below, one fissure sprayed lava as high as 230 feet.
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One man, pictured below, walked away from a fissure pumping steam.
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This area of the debate exposes a fissure within the GOP.
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Twenty-odd lava-oozing fissures have split the ground around Kilauea since it first started erupting in early May, but as of Thursday, just one fissure — dubbed "Fissure 8" by the U.S. Geological Survey — remains active.
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Lava erupts from a fissure in Leilani Estates on May 23rd, 2018.
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It was there that officials found the new fissure along the road.
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Later, helicopter photos showed a smoking scar of lava across the fissure.
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Hundreds of earthquakes have rocked the island since the first fissure opened.
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"A perched lava pond at Fissure Seven glows brightly," the USGS said.
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A small lava cone can be seen in the fissure 8 cone.
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Health care has emerged as a chief fissure in the primary field.
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A deep ideological fissure has emerged over the proper response to recessions.
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It's the latest Democratic effort to exploit the Republican fissure over Trump.
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A new, 16th fissure was reported Saturday along the existing vent system.
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Fissure 8 continues to feed lava flowing to the ocean at Kapoho.
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That fissure is the origin of the lava flow that devastated Kapoho.
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A torrent of blood poured out of a fissure on its surface.
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There's a fissure in the ground about 25- to 30-feet deep.
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An 18th fissure opened nearby on Sunday evening at about 6 p.m.
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Officials believe it's "part of the fissure 8 flow that's entering the ocean."
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Lava moving west from Fissure 7 on Leilani Avenue on Sunday May 27.
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Activity from the 236th fissure was diminishing, according to the civil defense agency.
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A large fissure runs along Kaikoura Road about two hours north of Christchurch.
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Mr Ma believes that 2017 will mark a fissure in China's architectural history.
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Lava in the fissure 8 channel is now crusted over as of Tuesday.
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This newest fissure near the Kilauea Volcano is in the East Rift Zone.
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"Volcanic gas emissions remain very high from the fissure eruptions," the USGS said.
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CNN's Stephanie Elam said her heart started pounding as she approached one fissure.
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Particularly concerning was Fissure 20, which was spewing lava southward to the coast.
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Behind her one-acre lot and across the street, a fissure has opened.
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John Kilduff of Again Capital said the public fissure in OPEC is unusual.
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Steam and lava spatter could be seen from the new fissure, officials said.
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The two visitors being charged stared directly over that fissure with their phones.
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But the usual fissure between Republicans and Democrats has eroded into a chasm.
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The bulging rim of one fissure wrecked a building, leaving behind torn metal.
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That prospect has opened perhaps the most important policy fissure in the Democratic Party.
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Click here to view original GIFDrone footage showing lava pouring out from the fissure.
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Lava from a Kilauea volcano fissure flows on Hawaii's Big Island on Friday night.
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Rumbling slightly before it falls, but then, as if muted, vanishes into the fissure.
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Lava erupts from a fissure, surrounded by a horseshoe-shaped wall of hardened lava.
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Sulfur dioxide can be seen filling the air around a fissure in Leilani Estates.
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Lava from fissure 17 is moving toward Highway 137, which runs along the ocean.
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Trump hasn't just caused a deep and possibly irreparable fissure in the Republican Party.
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Lava lobes from Fissure 8 were advancing 100 yards an hour, the USGS said.
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Lava from a huge new fissure tore through farmland towards a coastal dirt road.
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Several open fissure vents are still producing lava splatter and flow in evacuated areas.
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It expanded when Western nations began to fissure following the financial crash of 2008.
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Teams have been combing the mountainside looking for fissure that might lead to such shafts.
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The volcano's fissure 8 continues to feed a channelized lava flow that reaches the ocean.
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Fissure 8 and a full lava channel from a morning overflight on July 10, 2018.
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But while his advisers downplayed the fissure, they refused to back away from the fight.
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A structure is seen next to an erupting lava fissure on Pohoiki Road on Friday.
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Footage of the 18th fissure, which also opened last week, showed lava bubbling above trees.
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The foreign secretary has highlighted the fissure at the heart of Tory and British politics.
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Fissure 7 is producing the largest amount of lava, according to USGS volcanologist Wendy Stovall.
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Tracey described the insula, an elongated ridge nestled deep within the Sylvian fissure, with affection.
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Another fissure, the 17th since the lava flows began May 3, opened about 6 p.m.
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Lava erupts and flows from a Kilauea volcano fissure, near the Puna Geothermal Venture plant.
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A dark fissure tore at the bottom of the flag, then overtook the whole thing.
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"What the fuck is that thing," Vivian said, pointing toward a fissure in the ground.
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Donald Trump came into a segmenting culture and he is further tearing apart every fissure.
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Earlier, stuffed-down secrets and disasters found the fissure and out they came, noisily, messily.
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One is the Bernie Sanders/Hillary Clinton fissure from the primary, which has not healed.
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Councilwoman Lee Loy, with recently introduced legislation, is certainly moving the Fissure 8 naming process forward.
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A fissure is shooting fountains of lava into the air, which is flowing to the ocean.
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"There's still vigorous lava emissions from [the eighth fissure] and the flows are still moving downslope."
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We keep waiting to see what makes him tick, or crack, but can't find a fissure.
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A pair of homes sat about 100 yards (100 meters) beneath the fissure on the hillside.
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But the new fissure shows how quickly the situation is changing, even as winter sets in.
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Still, that doesn't mean legal pot's failure represented a fissure unique to New Jersey's black community.
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Women like Ms. Jetset are attempting to close that fissure with smaller, more inclusive local meetups.
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Fissure 8 was very active overnight into Tuesday, producing large amounts of lava that destroyed homes.
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The USGS had said Sunday's fissure was the 290th, but then relabeled it as No. 0003.
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A new lava vent — the 22nd such fissure — was reported Friday by county civil defense officials.
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"The fissure has become a significant rupture," Rossello said separately at a news conference on Saturday.
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The fountain of lava at fissure 8 has reached as high as 250 feet in the air.
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A laze plume rises where lava pours into the sea from fissure 8 on Hawaii's Big Island.
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Helicopter footage from USGS on Monday showed lava from one fissure entering the ocean at Kapoho Bay.
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Authorities urged people Sunday night to evacuate the community immediately because of lava flowing from Fissure 7.
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A 24th fissure opened on Leilani Estates Sunday, more than three weeks after the volcano began erupting.
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Amid a flurry of volcanic activity in 1983, a new volcanic cone formed, similar to Fissure 8.
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Photo: USGSOn Wednesday, Fissure 8 was seen spouting lava over 200 to 250 feet into the air.
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Lava pouring out from this fissure moved to the northeast and crossed Highway 132 on Thursday afternoon.
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Popping, exploding and sloshing sounds could be heard from the fissure as far as 1,500 yards away.
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Observatory scientist Steve Brantley says this most recent fissure measures 1,000 feet but is not acting vigorously.
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Kreisz noted the last time a similar fissure eruption occurred in 1955, lava flowed for three months.
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Videos and photos of the fissure started appearing online soon after it opened up, around 5 a.m.
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That lava has bubbled up through about 20 fissure vents and forced thousands of people to evacuate.
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A 20th fissure releasing lava and gases has opened on Kilauea's side, state officials said on Tuesday.
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Instead, here we are dealing with an "effusive fissure eruption" on the flank of a shield volcano.
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Besides predicting what paths the lava might take, predicting where the next fissure will open is critical.
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Fissure 22 split into two flow lines on Thursday, but came back together later in the day.
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Fissure 8 was still active hours later on Wednesday, Hawaii County Civil Defense Administrator Talmadge Magno said.
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The Jenkins-Reid fissure is rooted in the agreement between the nonprofit Players Coalition and the NFL.
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The accusation highlights the growing fissure between Flynn's counsel and prosecutors as he heads toward his sentencing.
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The radio in his front pocket gurgles as other researchers announce the sudden appearance of the fissure.
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Fissure 53 -- the "most voluminous," the USGS says -- is several hundred yards long and was causing serious trouble Sunday, with "lava fountaining, explosion of spatter bombs hundreds of feet into the air, and several advancing lava flow lobes moving generally northeast" from the fissure, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said.
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Lava continues to spew from fissure 8 of the Kilauea volcano since its initial eruption on May 3rd.
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Ice plumes (left) and an enhanced image emphasizing fissure eruptions of ice (right) on Enceladus, taken by Cassini.
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Fissure 8 and lava channel from Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano can be seen in this July 14, 2018 photo.
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Lava flows at a new fissure on May 12 as a local resident walks nearby after taking photos.
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A plume of sulfuric acid, which is extremely dangerous in high concentrations, is also rising from a fissure.
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It was the 16th fissure to open up since the Kilauea volcano erupted on May 3, officials said.
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It's possible a new fissure will open or vigorous flows could emerge from vents that have been inactive.
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According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the eighth fissure to emerge ceased emitting lava at about 4 p.m.
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In February 2014, the anal fissure cream failed a key clinical trial, and the stock plunged 63 percent.
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And at the Americans' losing news conference, the fissure that had existed all along nearly broke wide open.
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The fissure within the walls of San Francisco-based Twilio mimics the broader divide in the tech industry.
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The truth is though, that Yang's move simply laid bare a fissure that's been a long time coming.
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For detectives, it was a sign of a fissure running through gangs across the country, especially the Bloods.
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It's called Pele's hair, and they're light strands of volcanic glass that have been falling downwind from the fissure.
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Footage of the eruption showed lava spewing from the fissure, with trees burning and smoke billowing near the crack.
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It&aposs possible a new fissure will open or vigorous flows could emerge from vents that have been inactive.
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Officials warned that gas emissions from Fissure 8 have doubled triggering air quality concerns, according to Hawaii News Now .
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Fissure 17, located in Leilani Estates, was shooting lava up to 320 feet into the air, the USGS said.
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A fourth and fifth lava fissure also opened in Leilani Estates Friday morning, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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A ground opening designated as Fissure 7 reactivated Thursday morning and was "actively fountaining lava," the volcano observatory said.
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Evacuation orders for two neighborhoods with nearly 2,000 people were given after a first fissure opened on May 3.
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A group of players decided to launch a nuke on a Fissure Site yesterday, and the results are bonkers.
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The Republicans' fissure over age represents something else altogether: a sharp shift among young conservatives to the political center.
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Just before getting hit with lava spatter, he heard an explosion a couple hundred yards away from fissure 17.
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The trapped carbon dioxide burst out through a fissure or vent, carving out channels and throwing dust and sand.
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A fissure formed in a field near town, and it eventually grew to more than a mile in length.
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Today, the fissure is still actively spewing lava, though it's weakened and the house no longer seems within range.
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As Democrats seek votes outside their party, the gas-tax debate highlights a growing fissure among the state's Republicans.
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On Wednesday, a 15th fissure formed -- this one in the Lanipuna subdivision, the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency said.
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The fissure spotted Saturday produced a lava flow that traveled about 2200 yards before stalling about 2:30 p.m.
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An aerial view showing lava erupting from a fissure east of the Leilani Estates subdivision on May 13, 2018.
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Lava advances along a street near a fissure in Leilani Estates, on Kilauea Volcano's lower East Rift Zone, Hawaii.
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The USGS, posted a photo to Facebook from earlier this week that shows building pyrocumulus clouds over fissure 8.
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Eventually, it also served as a fissure that the five computer scientists took advantage of in their new proof.
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Here's our bureau chief's primer on a vote that is likely to widen the E.U.'s East-West fissure.
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John Brebner swept his binoculars over a fissure-ridden rock face that towered over a grove of acacia trees.
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Their complaints showed a rare fissure in the tech giant's ranks, and echoed President Trump's attacks on Silicon Valley.
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The first fissure to form was 80-mile-long Baghdad, the largest and most prominent of the tiger stripes.
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The massive fissure is several hundred yards long and has caused "lava fountaining, explosion of spatter bombs hundreds of feet into the air, and several advancing lava flow lobes moving generally northeast," the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said Footage of the 18th fissure, which opened on Monday morning, showed lava bubbling above trees.
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The ideas of personal fissure and partitions forcefully implanted between individual family members, separating them from each other becomes concrete.
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Helicopter footage from the U.S. Geological Survey on Monday shows lava from one fissure entering the ocean at Kapoho Bay.
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Vigorous fountaining of lava at one fissure blew strands of volcanic glass known as Pele&aposs hair into the air.
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Fissure 8 is one of 22 around Kilauea that have destroyed over 1,000 structures and forced 2,000 people to evacuate.
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Lava flows from a Kilauea volcano fissure near the Puna Geothermal Venture on Hawaii's Big Island on May 211, 21991.
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On Saturday night, lava spewed from Fissure 21 and started to encroach onto the property belonging to Puna Geothermal Venture.
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"Not all fissure vents remain active and no far-traveled lava flows have formed," the observatory said in a statement.
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Fallout 76 has areas of the map that are known as Fissure Sites, and they are infamous for being deadly.
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Conservatives have, for the most, part rallied around Mr. Pruitt, but late Friday saw the first signs of a fissure.
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On Wednesday night, lava from Fissure 8 erupted, or "fountained," 230 heet into the air, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
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The pace eventually slowed to about 3 to 4 yards a minute, but Fissure 8 continued to be very active.
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Clinton risked alienating Mr. Sanders's supporters and creating a fissure within the Democratic Party if she treated the senator unfairly.
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In such a wild presidential campaign, it also opens up a deeper fissure between parties and within the Republican Party.
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The fissure between the rich and the other respondents occurs when they're asked about what to do about that inequality.
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That's the fissure that allowed Donald Trump to win in the first place and that's what we've got to change.
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It happened in the southern region of Iceland along a 75-km-long (46 miles) fissure linked to the Katla volcano.
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The eruption activity began Thursday evening with just one fissure, which fountained lava high into the air for around two hours.
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Lava that reached the surface torched several trees, but it did not spread more than a few feet from the fissure.
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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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Lava from a Kilauea volcano fissure advances up a residential street in Leilani Estates on Hawaii's Big Island on May 27.
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Severe cracks related to a lava fissure show beneath a burned-out landscape in Leilani Estates on Hawaii's Big Island Wednesday.
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In some places, the fissure is 1,500 feet wide, which is about 600 feet wider than a typical Manhattan avenue block.
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Scientists say that a sample from a fissure in a subdivision shows that fresher, hotter magma could produce faster lava flows.
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He was asleep on the couch when a fissure opened up 353,000 feet (610 meters) away, spewing out lava and gas.
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The new fissure sent more lava into the to evacuated Leilani Estates district in the eastern corner of Hawaii's Big Island.
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The fault line was football, and a fissure opened between the schools that had major programs and those that did not.
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Lava from Fissure 8 managed to advance 50 yards in an hour, according to a tweet from the US Geological Survey.
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"Hawaii Volcano Observatory Scientists are beginning to observe these 'pyrocumulus' clouds forming over the Leilani Estates fissure system," stated the USGS.
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A lone tree is scorched by erupting lava flows from a Kilauea volcano fissure on May 219, 22018, in Kapoho, Hawaii.
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Lava flows at a new fissure as a local resident walks nearby after taking photos on May 12, 2018, in Pahoa.
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"Hawaii Volcano Observatory Scientists are beginning to observe these 'pyrocumulus' clouds forming over the Leilani Estates fissure system," the USGS stated.
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" The details: "On Saturday, a new fissure opened up in the vicinity of a geothermal energy plant, according to the USGS.
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The emotional fissure split open the town — and particularly the moguls who write seven-figure checks to the Washington super-PACs.
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Then a billion years ago, Earth's crust cracked open, producing a 50-mile-wide fissure stretching from Lake Superior to Kansas.
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"Notes on Funk," the essay Selz authored for the show's catalogue, offers clues regarding where this creative fissure might have occurred.
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Although a well-known community member, Kaawaloa doesn't think she necessarily needs to be on the council that ultimately names Fissure 8.
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The woman, Amber Makuakane, told The Associated Press her three-bedroom house was right across from a fissure that had opened Friday.
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Earlier, lava from Fissure 8 reached Highway 132, which leads from Pahoa's commercial center to nearby communities and farmlands to the east.
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Lava from Fissure 22 had crossed onto the Puna Geothermal Venture's property, officials said Monday, but is being stopped by a berm.
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On Kilauea's lower East Rift Zone, which is about an hour drive from the summit, another fissure opened up in Leilani Estates.
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This image shows the seventh fissure, which began Monday morning around dawn and was active for several hours, according to the USGS.
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Lava from the 17th fissure, which opened Sunday, has started moving toward the ocean, according to the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency.
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Residents have also complained of mysterious odors, bubbling floors, cracked walls, and a giant fissure in a window on the 36th floor.
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On July 12th, 2017, a deep fissure cleaved a 2,500-square-mile iceberg off of the Larsen-C ice shelf in Antarctica.
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But severing ties with Trump risks a serious fissure in the party that could handicap conservatives' political prospects for years to come.
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This photo provided by the U.S. Geological Survey shows lava fountaining at a fissure near Pahoa on the island of Hawaii Tuesday.
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But her very physical existence now becomes an interesting fissure in the relationship between Rick and Negan — and an act of defiance.
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The old left-right split, along economic lines, has gradually been giving way to a new fissure, defined in terms of culture.
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Clinton pointed to the remains of one lava bomb purged from a nearby fissure that landed just inches from a friend's house.
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Coombs said the fissure had diminished in intensity, but officials said activity can go up just as quickly as it goes down.
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Fissure 8 remains the most active, the USGS says, sending "persistent fountains" of lava as high as 260 feet into the air.
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Residents say the cracks appeared first, then steam began to seep out and finally lava -- the birthing process of a volcanic fissure.
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Residents have also complained of mysterious odors, bubbling floors, cracked walls, and one giant fissure in a window on the 36th floor.
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Fissure 8, the largest and most active on the Kilauea volcano, has gone from a river of destruction to a dwindling stream.
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Lava is spewing from a fissure in a rural community that&aposs feeding the two other flows that are reaching the waves.
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The most prominent is fissure 8, which is spewing out lava that runs in a channel from Leilani Estates to the ocean.
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The fissure between Mr. Jones and the other owners could prevent the league from coming together on efforts to address all those.
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The fissure was first spotted in October on Rattlesnake Ridge in south central Washington State, overlooking Interstate 423 and the Yakima River.
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The fissure between elites and party primary voters that 2016 hinted at already seems like it might be more prominent in 2020.
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A fissure in the movement arises when the medical students beg for permission, despite a general strike, to sit for final exams.
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Walking away from the Paris climate agreement and clashing with Europe over trade have already created a fissure with Germany and France.
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After being removed in a rare public fissure between Venezuelan officials, Ortega went into hiding and fled on a speedboat to Aruba.
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They believe it sprang from a fissure that for the past decade has been reshaping gangs across the country, especially the Bloods.
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The failure of the sanctuary bills in Maryland reveals a potentially troublesome fissure for Democrats as they rush to defy Mr. Trump.
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I spent the next hour trying to find a more dramatic transition, a steep drop from a lava flow or a fissure.
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According to the brief, there is a narrow fissure among federal trial courts on this question, after a 2003 decision, Vides v.
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And in Atlanta, the issue is gripping two campuses, and exposed a deep fissure between schools closely linked by history and geography.
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U.S. Geological Survey scientists say one fissure is still very active and is creating a lava fountain that reached 200 feet (60.96 meters).
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Yesterday, lava from Fissure 25 came to within 53 feet (25 meters) of the plant's nearest well pad before stalling, as Reuters reports.
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The HCCD said Fissure 22 is producing most of the lava feeding the flows, so the situation near the power plant remains precarious.
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The lodge's eight-week season begins in June, just as the pack ice that blankets the Northwest Passage begins to fissure and melt.
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The difference in landscapes on the northern and southern sides of the fissure 8 lava channel can be seen in this aerial photo.
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Thermal map of fissure system and lava flowsImage: USGSKīlauea Lower East Rift Zone lava flows and fissures, June 14, 11:00 a.m. HST.
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Lava erupts from a fissure east of the Leilani Estates subdivision during ongoing eruptions of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, on May 13.
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Lava flow from fissure 21 crossed onto the Puna Geothermal Venture, known as PGV, and continued advancing east on the property, USGS reported .
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Lava erupts from a fissure on the outskirts of Pahoa during ongoing eruptions of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, U.S., May 14, 2018.
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As documented by YouTuber Nickaroo93, a Fissure Site detonation spawns multiple Scorchedbeasts, including the current toughest behemoth in the game: a Scorchedbeast Queen.
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Of course, they have the privilege of being able to say they're the first players to launch a nuke on a Fissure Site.
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In The Apology, her father has to grapple with the pressure to be manly and repress his emotions, which creates an internal fissure.
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So you'll have this fissure between the United States and essentially the rest of the world in trying to reinstate pressure on Iran.
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Fissure 8 is now "very active," with two fountains of lava reaching more than 200 feet at times, the US Geological Survey said.
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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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What's more, Russia appears to be tolerating these Israeli strikes, which suggests that a fissure may be opening in the Russia-Iran alliance.
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The first option would guarantee yet another fissure with the Russians for a goal that is unattainable at this stage in the war.
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Fissure 8 fountains is still feeding lava into a channel that flows to the ocean at Kapoho, according to the US Geological Survey.
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In 2628, the Kamoamoa fissure eruption occurred between the summit and Pu'u O'o, but that was short lived and within the National Park.
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If Clinton wins, that fissure will quickly reopen and some basic questions will have to be answered: Do Democrats support any trade expansion?
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Then, they go home and laugh at all the fat jokes on TV. There's a strange disconnect — a synaptic fissure in our culture.
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He also questioned whether the carbon dioxide and water mix would react with basalt after continuous pumping filled a fissure with hardened calcite.
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First, they make overtures toward being disgruntled and troubled by the revelation, leading to news reports about a fissure in the Republican Party.
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After his run with the Gladiators in 2018, Fissure went on to the Seoul Dynasty, where many believed he would be more content.
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Fissure is coming in with an anti-hero persona for a team generally beloved for their pro-fan attitude and relaxed team chemistry.
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The dispute has deepened a fissure in East-West ties that severely deteriorated after Russia's seizure of Crimea and its involvement in Syria.
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A tiny new island of lava formed off Hawaii's Big Island on the northernmost part of the ocean entry of lava from Fissure 8.
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USGS&apos Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said Monday that parts of the channelized flow from a fissure were starting to break out and move north.
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A separate lava flow from fissure 8 is also "advancing rapidly" towards an older lava flow heading towards the Puna Geothermal Venture access road.
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Occasionally, this crust is warmed and softened by the magma, allowing the lava to flow up from a giant fissure called a mantle plume.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - When magma first began spouting like a demonic lawn sprinkler from a fissure near Mark Clawson's Hawaii home, it was exciting.
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The eruption stopped at about 6:30 pm, and as of this time the fissure is not erupting, nor have other fissures been reported.
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Reunion Island Piton de la Fournaise had another fissure eruption over the weekend, with their typical lava fountains and flows (see below) that followed.
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In the last few weeks, fighting broke out between fractured elements of Nusra, and ISIS took advantage of the fissure with a new offensive.
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If the UK does leave, there is concern that the Scottish could vote to split form the UK, another fissure for the British economy.
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From the same fissure area, a new channel started to form last week, but it spread in a different direction — flowing east toward Kapoho.
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Meanwhile, a 17th fissure, which opened earlier Sunday, prompted highway closures and further evacuations as it spewed lava into the sky and surrounding neighborhoods.
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A sixth lava fissure had also opened on the eastern edge of the subdivision as of Friday afternoon, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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The fissure has grown substantially since then, raising concerns that it will break free and form an iceberg over twice the size of Manhattan.
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Volcanic gases rise from a fissure in the Leilani Estates subdivision during ongoing eruptions of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, U.S., May 14, 2018.
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On Wednesday, Fissure 8 fueled a river of lava that traveled almost a half-mile in 83 minutes, according to the Civil Defense Agency.
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The United States Geological Survey, or USGS, posted a photo to Facebook from earlier this week that shows building pyrocumulus clouds over fissure 8.
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Its activity typically consists of lava flows, partially molten rock that gently oozes out of a fissure in the ground and slowly moves downhill.
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A report from the USGS in July said the lava from Fissure 8 was traveling at a rate of 100 cubic meters per second.
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"It's optimistic to think that this is the last fissure we're going to see," said Hawaiian Volcano Observatory Deputy Scientist-In-Charge Steve Brantley.
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This fissure of identity and voice is used not to stage a "model of schizophrenia" but to explore quieter states of anxiety and discontent.
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But the restorative-transformational fissure in the Democratic Party isn't going away anytime soon; in fact, it is only just beginning to break open.
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But near the end of the season, he had been overshadowed by Min-seo "Marve1" Hwang, and so Fissure retired from the competitive scene.
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And this one: The impeachment of Trump (and subsequent Senate trial) will mark a clear fissure in his presidency, our politics and the country.
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I don't think I put things to myself in those terms then, but I sensed a fissure in me that would otherwise never heal.
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When a new girl—Max, who has the town record on Dig Dug—shows up, Michael rejects her, causing a fissure in the group.
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"For all we know, the Fissure 8 cone is going to fall into a big-ass hole — and then what are you going to do?"
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Scientists said a new lava delta has grown to 200 acres, while lava from Fissure 8 bursts 130 to 180 feet up in the air.
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On May 14, days before Kilauea's first explosive blast, the Honolulu Civil Beat uploaded a video showing lava activity at a fissure along the volcano.
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Russia's reluctance to jump on board a bigger OPEC production cut may signal a potential fissure within the oil producer alliance, known as OPEC plus.
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Highway 137, which runs along the eastern coast of the Big Island, was severed when lava flowed downslope from fissure eruptions and entered the ocean.
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The US Geological Survey said on Twitter there was "no significant lava flow yet" from the new fissure, which is located northeast of Lanipuna subdivision.
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And if anyone's could heal the fissure between leaders in Baghdad and those in Iraq's Kurdish enclave, that of Jalal Talabani should be the one.
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Lava flows crept forward at about 25.0 yards per hour (5.03 kilometer per hour) from Fissure 25.0 last night, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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Mandeville says a larger hazard is lava flowing and hot, toxic gases coming out of open fissure vents in the middle of housing and infrastructure.
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New areas could be subject to evacuation as fingers of the fissure system slowly spread eastward, threatening neighborhoods that until now had been considered safe.
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Twenty packages filled with water, food, medicine, flashlights and a note for the missing team were dropped down a fissure in the cave, police said.
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Another fissure reactivated on Tuesday and sent lava flowing slowly in the direction of the plant, County of Hawaii Civil Defense said in a tweet.
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The fissure produced a large spatter rampart more than 100 feet tall from fountains reaching 150 to 213 feet, the US Geological Survey said Sunday.
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So what this suggests is that Fox News is nearly uniquely vulnerable to advertiser attacks, because they widen the fissure in its underlying business model.
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Shortly after the fissure opened, the Geological Survey's Hawaii Volcano Observatory said seismic activity remained "elevated" at Kilauea's 13,21-feet-high (2400,232-meter-high) summit.
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Steam plumes rise as lava enters the Pacific Ocean, after flowing to the water from a Kilauea volcano fissure, on May 21, 2018, near Pahoa.
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Learn these terms if you want to sound like a volcano expert Fissure 16 is oozing lava, the observatory said, and is being monitored closely.
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" The cards even come with a Eno-approved blurb: "Let the Oblique Strategies fissure into a million wonderful variants, of which this is the first.
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Huge, encrusted pillars of basaltic lava loomed behind us, and the green, fissure-ridden lip of the collapsed volcano rose before us across the abyss.
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Between service to the fossil fuel industry and properly representing the corporate members of its board is a fissure we want to expose and exploit.
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The fiery debate over Winnie Mandela's legacy appears to have laid bare a fissure in South African society regarding the double standards imposed upon women.
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In April, Victor L. Vescovo, a wealthy investor, piloted a Triton vehicle nearly seven miles down into the Challenger Deep, the deepest fissure on Earth.
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In severe cases, the friction can be so rough that it creates a fissure on the skin, causing sensitive areas, such as nipples, to bleed.
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Which means his new comments could open up a further fissure between America and China — and make Trump an unlikely democratic hero in Hong Kong.
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The debate has opened a new fissure among Democrats, who are also dealing with a generational debate over who should lead the party going forward.
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These reactions are revealing a fissure between candidates and environmental activists who keep pushing further, a gap that could haunt both sides come election day.
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A new fissure opened, bringing the total number spouting lava to 24 since the volcano began erupting on May 3, according to Hawaii County Civil Defense.
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Meanwhile, officials said Fissure 8 continues to produce a large flow that is entering the ocean at Kapoho Bay and producing a large plume, KHON2 reported .
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A fissure nearly 500 feet long opened up in the Leilani Estates neighborhood in Hawaii Thursday evening, spewing lava into the air for around two hours.
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"There's obviously a great fissure over at CNN and out of desperation they're throwing Anderson and Andy together," Kennedy said in an interview with The Wrap.
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By Saturday night these were said to be releasing only steam and gas, although it was reported that a ninth and a tenth fissure had opened.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British Antarctic Society is recalling scientists from its Halley VI polar research base in March after a fissure developed in the ice sheet.
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"I'd never actually witnessed a fissure eruption before, and I just sat there and looked at it for a few minutes before I took the photos."
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The United States has banned American companies from selling parts to telecoms equipment maker ZTE Corp for seven years, creating a new fissure in Sino-U.
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To find his middle cerebral artery I had to separate the frontal lobe from the temporal lobe by opening the Sylvian fissure that held them together.
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Pain can indicate an external hemorrhoid, but it can also signify an anal fissure, or a tear in the skin at the opening of the anus.
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But this contest—over what it means to be an American, a fissure that may yet break into the open—has been simmering for some time.
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A fissure nearly 13 feet long opened up in the Leilani Estates neighborhood in Hawaii Thursday evening, spewing lava into the air for around two hours.
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Within hours of opening, the fissure had piled reddish-black lava about 21955 feet (254 meters) high and at least 23 feet (2000 meters) in length.
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She packed up and left her home in the Kalapana-Seaview neighborhood on Sunday, after a fissure opened just two miles from the last road out.
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The fissure was spotted west of state Highway 2132 and led state officials to call for some residents along Halekamahina Loop Road to leave their homes.
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The next day, the first fissure of many appeared in the Leilani Estates Subdivision, and lava began to flow, prompting the evacuation of thousands of residents.
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Paige's eventual stardom creates a fissure in her relationship with her older brother, Zak (Jack Lowden) — a situation that adds some tension to this witty movie.
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Instead, he pointed to an oddly familiar-looking piece of ceramic sculpture by the artist Judy Onofrio with the curves and fissure of a human buttock.
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Nonetheless, there is a distinct fissure in the way many practicing Catholics feel about the LGBTQ community versus how the Church's leaders believe we should treat them.
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Update: 3:00 pm ETNASA has released an incredible new thermal perspective of the new iceberg, and a GIF showing the fissure as it grew over time.
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The priestesses, basically stoned teenagers who sit over an intoxicating mountain fissure and claim to speak for Apollo, give everyone visions that tell them what to do.
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Aerial view of the lower East Rift Zone showing the lava channel merging from Fissure 22 (not visible, but to the center, far right of the image).
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By the time the morning segment of the video was taken, lava from Fissure 8 had been pouring into the ocean for at least seven hours straight.
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Dramatic video footage of the eruption showed plumes of magma shooting into the air, while lava poured from a fissure that opened up near a residential area.
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Whoopi Goldberg's women-focused cannabis startup, Whoopi & Maya, shut down after a personal fissure between the founders, and the challenges of operating in California's legal cannabis market.
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If you strain too hard, it can actually cause something called an anal fissure, which is a small split or tear in the tissue lining the rectum.
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"If you see a little bit of blood on the toilet paper, especially after you've been straining, that could be just an anal fissure," Dr. Knotts says.
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But the fissure has forced other families to leave and geologists have warned it could spread further with more heavy rains expected over the next two months.
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Clinton has tried to exploit that fissure, mentioning in a recent debate in South Carolina that Sanders suggested a primary challenge to Obama before the 2012 election.
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Fissure 28 was the most active overnight, according to an update from the US Geological Survey, sending lava fountains as high as 2400 feet into the air.
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Some believe the party is drifting to the left, but The Hill's Amie Parnes reports today on the widening fissure between grass-roots liberals and establishment Democrats.
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This newest fissure appeared at least several hundred yards long and was producing spatter rising "many tens of feet into the air," the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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Apparently, a fiery 5-pound "lava bomb" about the size of a dinner plate was launched from a fissure about 200 yards from the house, Clawson said.
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Lava from one fissure that had been clearing a path toward the ocean, about 2 miles (3 kilometres) away, had not advanced in the last 24 hours.
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Since a first fissure opened in a community on May 2000, lava was mostly spattering up and collecting at the edges of the cracks in the ground.
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Some researchers argue that the north-south divide has been overlaid by an east-west fissure, with voters in the east most likely to support an exit.
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Looking for an overhaul of how the economic system works Inequality, which has been a major issue throughout the campaign, emerged as a major fissure for voters.
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Apparently a fiery 5-pound "lava bomb" about the size of a dinner plate was launched from a fissure about 200 yards from the house, Clawson said.
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Now, seven years in, a bushy 25-foot elm towers from a fissure in the center of the asphalt; it was a sapling when he moved in.
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The issue has become a new and increasingly important political fissure in France and in Europe more broadly, and is breaking down traditional left-right political divisions.
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Down below different layers of rock, maybe in a fissure where there may be water deposits could be a nice place for life to still be surviving.
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In "Daily Bread," Vuong imagines his father, "all famine / & fissure," waking in a windowless room, possibly a jail cell, to the delusion that his son is present.
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If extinguished, the gas wouldn't stop, you'd have to find a way to cap every fissure within proximity of the site, which would be expensive and inefficient.
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Separately, The Hawaii County Fire Department said lava from Fissure 8 crept across Highway 23 and entered Kai Wai a Pele, or Green Lake, within the Kapoho Crater.
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The fissure that had been growing for years finally reached the sea sometime between July 20063 and July 12, releasing the overbearing chunk of ice into the ocean.
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A new fissure has opened, bringing the total number of cracks spouting lava to 24 since the volcano began erupting on May 3, Hawaii County Civil Defense said.
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However, the Titans only picked up one main tank in the offseason, and it's the controversial Chanhyung "Fissure" Baek, who came out of retirement to join the Titans.
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The newest flashpoint is the refugee issue, which has created a cleavage between the Trump administration's position and evangelicals — and possibly a fissure within the evangelical movement itself.
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The longest flow of lava from a fissure has come from the 17th, which is now a mile and a half long, but has slowed significantly, Coombs said.
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Down Kilauea's east side, a lava channel flowing from its fissure 8 cone has turned sluggish and its level has dropped, said U.S. Geological Survey geologist Janet Babb.
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But to the extent it's an active fissure among House Democrats, Trump's latest move at least can't hurt Pelosi's effort to keep her caucus on the same page.
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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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The dueling legal actions represent a bitter new fissure in Mr. Redstone's corporate empire, which he built into an entertainment conglomerate after wresting control of Viacom in 1987.
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Clinton spoke to CNN on Friday, while defending two homes in Pahoa roughly 100 yards from the unstable fissure that's been erupting for more than a week now.
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Thick waves of fresh lava from fissure 22 and 7 -- which officials say are producing the largest amount of lava -- are blazing down a mound of volcanic rock.
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This referendum has also displayed a major fissure between Britain's metropolitan elite and the rest of the country, essentially pitting rich versus poor across the normal party divide.
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The dwelling was across from a fissure that opened Friday, when "there was some steam rising from all parts of the yard, but everything looked fine," Makuakane said.
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The Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency issued a mandatory evacuation for Leilani Estates residents on Thursday afternoon after lava and smoke were seen pouring out from the fissure.
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But, I have faith that the synaptic fissure will heal, and someday all people will realize that the way we treat those living in fat bodies is wrong.
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The report said that lava is flowing out of fissure 8 at an estimated rate of 100 cubic meters per second and shows no signs of waning pressure.
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But there is a different story going on in the east, which has become a showcase for populism in its many varieties, widening a fissure in the bloc.
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Just as he was turning to leave, he said, the earth unzipped in front of him, as a new fissure, the eighth of ten, ripped open the ground.
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Earlier in the month, Hawaii Mayor Harry Kim lifted the mandatory evacuation order for the Leilani Estates subdivision, where much of the fissure activity has been taking place.
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She packed up and left her home in the Kalapana-Seaview neighborhood on Sunday, after a fissure opened just two miles(23 km) from the last road out.
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But race-conscious policies could emerge as a fissure in a wide-open Democratic primary, as some moderate candidates seek to run against the party's recent leftward lurch.
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In doing so it's opened a fissure between the old limited-government-grow-the-pie Republicans and the anti-immigrant hoard-the-pie, pull-up-the-drawbridge Trumpers.
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Authorities since Wednesday had been urging residents of the area to leave before lava spewing from a volcanic fissure at the eastern foot of Kilauea reached the area.
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" A "tiny new island" has been formed along the coastline, which the agency said Friday was "most likely part of the fissure 8 flower that&aposs entering the ocean.
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Still, judging by the larger divides in polling and the vitriol that has colored the debate, this fissure, among a key constituency of the Democratic Party, is only growing.
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Half of the residents of a subdivision that had been ordered to evacuate after a fissure opened there on May 3 were being allowed to return starting last week.
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The Kapoho home was one of hundreds that have been charred by the massive lava flow coming from Fissure 8 on Hawaii's Big Island over the last few days.
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Zivile Roditis, right, walks up her driveway as her home burns due to lava from a Kilauea volcano fissure in Leilani Estates on Hawaii's Big Island on May 25.
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On Saturday, however, officials said that a man had suffered a "serious" leg injury after being "lava bombed" by spatter from a nearby fissure while sitting on his porch.
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The evacuation comes after a new fissure, the 23th to date, opened up "to the west, or Kalapana side of Highway 22 on Halekamahina Loop Road," on Saturday evening.
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Hawaii County civil defense officials say lava from an active fissure has destroyed an old warehouse that was used in early research and development at the Puna Geothermal plant.
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The station is currently undergoing a process of relocation, after a fissure - once thought to be dormant – began encroaching on the base in 2012, advancing a mile every year.
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The rejection of language stressing the importance of free and open trade and condemning protectionism signals a growing fissure between the U.S. and some of its key economic allies.
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The big question: Depending on the extent to which he's willing to rein in these two militant groups, Khan could create a fissure in his alliance with the military.
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A young resident keeps an eye on lava from a Kilauea volcano fissure erupting and flowing near her home on Hawaii's Big Island on May 19, 2018, in Kapoho.
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Fissure 8 in the lower east rift zone is still very active and continues to flow into the ocean at Kapoho, according to reports from the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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Edwin Montoya, who lives with his daughter on her farm near the site where lava crossed the road and cut off access, said the fissure opened and grew quickly.
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That has raised concerns that he might offer concessions behind closed doors to a Russian president who is ready to exploit any hint of fissure within the Western alliance.
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News story deepened the fissure between the old and new schools when it reported that in the new world of celebrity hair and makeup, success is measured in selfies.
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From the start, a fissure emerged between those hoping to repeal the law and sort out a replacement later and those who insisted they must be done in tandem.
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Whether you considered the feminist generation gap to be a fissure or a canyon, one thing was clear: The last person who would ever fall into it was Gloria Steinem.
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This May 29, 2018 photo from video provided by the U.S. Geological Survey shows lava from a fissure created fountains to heights of 200 feet at times, near Pahoa, Hawaii.
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Thai searchers also have been searching for a fissure that might lead to a shaft that could be a kind of "back door" to where the soccer team is sheltered.
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Behind Obama and Clinton's tactical disagreements lies a deeper fissure: Obama is focused on the limits of American power and the dangers of intervention in a way Clinton is not.
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Officials announced that another fissure has emerged in the Lanipuna Subdivision, bringing the total to 15, and another structure has been lost as eruptions continue to rock Hawaii's Big Island.
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" In an update Tuesday morning, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said that the "pause is likely temporary and resumption of lava emission or additional fissure outbreaks are possible at any time.
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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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The fissure, a vivid gouge of magma with steam and smoke pouring out both ends, was the 212th to open on the volcano since it began erupting on May 219.
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The latest is located in Lanipuna Gardens northeast from fissure number 19, but no homes or roads are threatened "at this time," according to the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency.
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It's also stopped flowing about 24 miles east, where for three months, Fissure 8, the site of Hawaii's newest volcanic cone, intensely gushed lava before cooling off in early August.
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The potential fissure between Trump and the GOP started to burst open in the hearings this morning to confirm Rex Tillerson, the former Exxon Mobile CEO, as secretary of state.
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Republicans control the government, more or less, but Donald Trump's 18-month campaign exposed every fissure within the Republican coalition and his election has done nothing to heal those wounds.
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In one, a disembodied arm hovers near a serene body of water, while in another, half a horse with a hint of a new rider appears in the diagonal fissure.
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A fissure opens between Lyle and Shiloh as she becomes increasingly devout, quoting Scripture, periodically dropping to her knees in prayer and frequenting sketchy start-up churches in strip malls.
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"The politicization of the issue contributes to a fissure in the Islamic world while the kingdom seeks the unity of the Islamic world," Adel al-Jubeir told reporters in Riyadh.
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The attempt by Democrats to run a professional smear campaign against Brett Kavanaugh is another sign of the irreparable fissure that has cracked open between the political left and right.
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After worming through a series of narrow passages, they climbed a rise of rock and squeezed through one last fissure, reaching what appeared to be the end of the path.
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But the issue of homelessness in the city has opened a fissure in the race: how should one of the wealthiest cities in the world care for its poorest residents?
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"The fissure that opened on April 30 will become a crack, and that crack is what is going to break the levee," Lopez told reporters from Spain's Caracas diplomatic residence.
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New fissures recently opened around the Kilauea volcano, and the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO) reported that, on Monday (May 28), lava began erupting from Kilauea&aposs existing "fissure 8" once again.
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"When the time is right, a name will reveal itself," said Camara, who noted he lives too far from Fissure 8 to be involved in such a hyper-local naming process.
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Lava fountains from a fissure in the volcano reached as high as 180 feet (55 meters) from Saturday night into Sunday, pushing flows of molten rock into the ocean, it said.
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Over the past several months, scientists working in Antarctica have been watching—with a mixture of professional fascination and personal horror—a fissure growing in the continent's fourth-largest ice shelf.
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But it could be unbearably painful if you have hemorrhoids or an anal fissure, a relatively common problem where there is a small tear in the lining of the anal canal.
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I contemplated stepping across a fissure in a road in Leilani, but had second thoughts after peering into the dark chasm that appeared to go to the center of the Earth.
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He also disputed that there was any "fissure" between him and running mate Mike Pence, after Pence endorsed House Speaker Paul Ryan's reelection, while Trump has declined to support the Speaker.
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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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Scientists say a helicopter overflight on Monday confirms a significant reduction in lava output from a fissure in a Big Island community where new volcanic cracks first opened on May 3.
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At a time when the Democratic field is especially fractured, Biden's choice of issue to lead with presses on both a potential fissure and a weak point for his own candidacy.
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When we contort our bodies in a radical openness, there will and must always be a fissure of opportunity for renewal, unbridled emotion, and a rewriting of history as our own.
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New photos released by the USGS showed a wall of molten lava that came from the seventh fissure in Leilani Estates and a new crack in one of the subdivision's roads.
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Scientists are making forecast maps to predict what would happen if a fissure of a certain size were to open at a certain location and spew lava at a certain rate.
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A newly proposed carbon tax bill is creating a fissure in the Republican Party, with conservative groups coming out in fierce opposition Monday to legislation introduced by a House GOP lawmaker.
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Disagreements over the trade pact that became effective in 2012 risk distancing Seoul and Washington at a time when North Korea is seen trying to create a fissure in the alliance.
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The heavyweights from Washington arrived against the backdrop of Apple's fight with the Federal Bureau of Investigation over access to an iPhone and a growing fissure between Washington and Silicon Valley.
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It's an album of multiple parts, clearly divided by this unnamed tragedy deeply felt by the band, an event that caused a fissure between the sound; two halves effortfully blended together.
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A 2200th fissure spewing lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano formed in the southeast corner of the Big Island, officials said Sunday, raising anxieties as the state braces for potentially violent eruptions.
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As part of the exhibition, which considers the cultural and historical connotations of gold, Sussman repaired a fissure in the museum's marble floor, an embedded installation now in their permanent collection.
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"As the Republican Party in Arizona has become more characterized by people like Arpaio than by people like John McCain, that has created a fissure," Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray said.
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Though the gig economy is still small — employing 0.5 percent of contingent workers, according to Professors Katz and Krueger — the technologies powering it are likely to fissure the American workplace further.
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The new fissure may involve lawmakers from affluent suburban districts resisting the most ambitious spending plans of their liberal colleagues from more safely Democratic areas, such as single-payer health care.
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To the surprise of many, the Titans brought Fissure out of retirement after letting go of two strong Main Tank players in Sang-beom "Bumper" Park and Jang-hyeon "TiZi" Hwang.
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The Guajataca Dam Early reports indicated that the massive influx of stormwater from Hurricane Maria had cracked Puerto Rico's Guajataca Dam — leaving a 34-inch fissure, according to The New York Times.
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With many of Gilead's top brass blown up or injured there's a clear fissure in the state's power, one that new character Commander Cushing tries to fill with excessive violence and intimidation.
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A surveyor named Seth joins an expedition to the edge of inhabitable space, where they discover an unimaginable fissure in the world — one that will stop the ongoing migration of its inhabitants.
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The United States Geological Survey released stunning new footage on Saturday showing the lava pouring from a fissure created by activity around Kilauea, an active volcano in Hawaii that exploded Thursday morning.
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It's why, even in his recent death, feelings about how to remember him have driven a fissure between spectators on social media ever since footage of his final living moments were uploaded.
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An eruption such as this one, where the fissure even has a street address, inevitably triggers the question of the risk taken by people who chose to live on an active volcano.
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Kapoho Bay and Vacationland Meanwhile, lava from Fissure 8 continued to creep, after inundating Kapoho Bay and decimating what could be hundreds of houses in the nearby communities of Kapoho and Vacationland.
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Yet the political party in power, touting "family values," is more focused on curtailing abortion rights, attacking access to birth control, and creating a cultural fissure where one simply does not exist.
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"What this indicates is a fissure, some kind of split going on within LAPD itself between top brass and the rank-and-file," said University of Southern California law professor Jody Armour.
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In truth, Bernie Sanders's movement fractured the Democratic Party almost as much as Trump did the G.O.P., but that fissure has been temporarily plastered over by the overriding need to defeat Trump.
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The second fissure more hidden from the headlines, but equally important, is the outright political war between the new globalized technology industries and the old industrial industries, such as steel and coal.
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The referendum and subsequent fall of Mr. Renzi further aggravated this fissure, and speculation was rife in the news media this week over Mr. Renzi's role at the helm of the party.
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Rose's remarks are the latest example of the fissure within the new Democratic House majority over the US relationship with Israel and the influence of pro-Israel supporters on US foreign policy.
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At a time of festering anti-European sentiment, the debate over one of the world's largest subsidy programs highlighted a fissure that cuts far deeper than a simple dispute over farm policy.
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Plunderphonic was a bold statement, a line in the sand that was really a fissure, exposing just how vast the distance between our cultural appreciation for sampling and copyright laws really was.
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JS: Just to zoom out from the nitty-gritty of what happened this weekend, do you think this weekend is suggestive of a long-term fissure in the Democratic Party in Nevada?
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The new fissure, which opened in Lanipuna Gardens near the 19th opening, did not threaten additional homes or roads, officials said, but it was the fourth to open in the last three days.
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And if Trump sits in clear first place going into the convention -- and anyone other than Trump emerges as the GOP nominee - the likelihood of a party fissure of seismic proportions will skyrocket.
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The internal fissure has emboldened anti-Maduro protesters, who have been staging near-daily demonstrations since April to demand early elections amid a devastating economic crisis that has millions struggling to eat properly.
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As he's waiting to exit, Captain Anal Fissure reads the sign out loud to him: "Eating and drinking subject to fine," he says, really drawing out the single syllable of that last word.
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It's not the first time that Pence has issued a statement aiming to defuse a controversy prompted by Trump's actions or comments, but Trump downplayed the idea that there's a "fissure" between them.
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The third challenge is to reinstitute bipartisanship in the American political fabric, as the fissure between the right and the left has grown even wider in the wake of the U.S. presidential election.
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But the number of Patriots defections, coupled with public statements by other athletes critical of Trump, suggests the fissure in the sports world over the president will be greater than anything seen before.
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Energy stocks fell as much as 1.9 percent and were at a seven-month low after fresh revelations in the Khashoggi case created a fissure between U.S. and major oil producer Saudi Arabia.
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The first fissure is between the "newocracy," America's new aristocracy that benefits from globalization, such as the multinational manager, the technologist, and the aspirational members of the meritocracy, versus the refugees from globalization.
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Yet the lines that now fissure French politics mean that neither of the two candidates facing each other in the runoff Sunday received even a quarter of the votes in the first round.
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And instead of being remade from scratch, it was simply pieced back together, with faint fissure lines that would have been hard to see from the lunette's perch high above a church door.
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So will Fissure change his optics for the new season and become a hero, or will he continue to expect the most out of his teammates at all times and potentially implode again?
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"I've never seen an Apocynaceae with an irregular flower like that!" he exclaimed, before gingerly tossing the specimens, one by one, across a huge fissure to the safe hands of a waiting colleague.
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But I can ultimately get past that, because I'm definitely impressed by the way the bug in Kimmy's dad's briefcase has opened up another fissure in Philip and Elizabeth's commitment to their cause.
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"It seems a bit premature to name the Fissure 8 cone, as it's ultimate fate is not known," said Babb, noting that Puʻu ʻŌʻō wasn't officially named for three years until after it formed.
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Both offseason acquisitions for the Titans performed well, with main tank Chan-hyung "Fissure" Baek posting five solid maps, while flex support Jehong "ryujehong" Ryu had a strong showing on Hanamura in Map 3.
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You'd notice, if you looked closely, a fissure in the shape of a crescent along that axe wound that mirrors the crescent formed in the painting by God's arm as it wraps around Eve.
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And it is striking that despite their otherwise astute analyses of Turkey's divisions, both writers only hint at the fissure between religious conservatives that would play a role in the coup and its aftermath.
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Scientists have watched since 2014 as a fissure in the ice carved out a slice of the Larsen C Ice Shelf as if someone were taking a giant X-Acto Knife to the ice.
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When Hawaii's Kilauea volcano began erupting last Thursday, sending lava streaming from a fissure in the ground into the Leilani Estates subdivision, Demian Barrios was one of the first professional photographers on the scene.
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But the vote was both a milestone in Ms. Nixon's nascent campaign to become the Democratic nominee for governor and a confirmation of a deepening philosophical and political fissure in New York's liberal electorate.
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The agency said the evacuations were due to activity from fissure 7, one of 24 cracks in the ground that have opened in the island's East Rift Zone since the start of the month.
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Lava from a huge new fissure tore through farmland towards a coastal dirt road that is one of the last exit routes for some 22,2000 residents in the southeast area of Hawaii's Big Island.
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Steaming ground cracks from volcanic activity, the first signs a fissure may open, closed roads in areas to the northeast and southwest of Leilani Estates, where scientists believe the next lava vents may appear.
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At least 44 homes and other structures have been destroyed, and a man was seriously injured on Saturday when a chunk of lava shot out of a fissure and struck him in the leg.
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The whereabouts of the planet's deepest spot is widely agreed upon: the Challenger Deep, a muddy depression nearly seven miles down in a long fissure of the western Pacific, 270 miles southwest of Guam.
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But it is lovely to crack the glassine surface of her crème brûlée and watch it fissure, while sipping housemade ginger juice tinged with pineapple and vanilla, like a distant memory of a Creamsicle.
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It also put another fissure in the relationship between intelligence agencies and Silicon Valley — a relationship that had already fractured when Edward J. Snowden disclosed that the federal government was hacking major technology companies.
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A fissure appears to be developing at the Federal Reserve over when to raise interest rates: One side is preaching caution in a low-inflation environment while another worries over the price of delaying.
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One new fissure from Sunday morning was a vivid gouge of magma with smoke pouring out both ends and was the 2500th to open on the volcano since it began erupting on May 63.
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Her example both dated him and exposed a fissure in the Democratic Party that she is trying to use to her advantage: How far are Democrats willing to go to correct civil rights injustices?
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The U.S. Geological Survey said the tiny island formed off the northernmost part of the ocean entry from Fissure 8, and was oozing lava similar to that of the larger lava flow along the coast.
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National Transportation Safety Board investigators said it was much too early to determine for sure why the bridge plummeted into traffic, and that the presence of the fissure did not necessarily explain what went wrong.
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In a statement released on June 2, the U.S. Geological Survey explained that lava from the eruption's fissure 8 entered Green Lake and boiled its water away, sending a white plume high into the sky.
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But for the next week, at least, the team instead needs him to take advantage of every fissure created by LeBron and Love, while finding direct ways to make their lives as easy as possible.
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On Monday, another fissure spewing lava and unhealthy gas opened up , and a crack in the Earth that emerged a day earlier was sending molten rock on a slow run for the ocean, officials said.
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On Monday, another fissure spewing lava and unhealthy gas opened up, and a crack in the Earth that emerged a day earlier was sending molten rock on a slow run for the ocean, officials said.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said in a series of updates since Sunday that there was been a "significant reduction" in lava from fissure 8, which fed a channelized lava flow that reached the Pacific Ocean.
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About 1,19753 residents living in Puna subdivisions Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens were forced to flee their homes after a fissure in the lower East Rift Zone of the Kilauea Volcano began spewing lava Thursday.
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After a new fissure opened on Wednesday about half a mile from a geothermal power plant, Hawaii Governor David Ige set up an emergency task force to remove the pentane used in the plant's turbines.
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Spatter cones, which are volcanic mounds built up on top of a vent or fissure emitting profuse amounts of lava, were confirmed to be vulnerable to collapse, suggesting they could be targeted in the future.
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"I boarded up my chicken coop and boarded up my house and prepared for the oncoming, next disaster," said Stefani Hinkle, a farmer and performer who lives near a major fissure in the volcanic eruption.
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But the move to pull the United States out of an agreement it had previously signed with 195 countries has opened up a fissure between smaller companies and some of the biggest names in business.
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Research published by the journal of Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences in February shows that a fissure in the earth's surface, deep beneath the site, emits carbon dioxide at concentrations so high it can be deadly.
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Second, descending into an already open fissure provides easier entry to the ocean below and allows for a higher chance of mission success than those that must drill or burrow through layers of thick ice.
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Image: USGSMeanwhile, sections of the nearby Leilani Estates community had to be evacuated owing to fast-moving lava from Fissure 23, one of 24 cracks that have opened up since the eruptions began on May 3.
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As of Monday, more than 19 fissures have opened up in lower Puna, with the fissure labeled as number 17 currently the most active, said United States Geological Survey geologist Janet Babb during a press conference.
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The new fissure opened up on Saturday about a mile (1.6 km) east of the existing vent system that has devastated the island's Leilani Estates neighborhood, close to several homes on the edge of the field.
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On Friday afternoon, the lava changed dramatically with one fissure ramping up and sending a flow across a road, destroying four more homes and isolating residents, some of whom had to be air-lifted to safety.
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Most of the two dozen volcanic vents have grown largely quiet over the past week, with just one, Fissure 8, still spewing large volumes of molten rock from the ground as of Wednesday, the USGS said.
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Lava from an active fissure nearby had flowed onto the property early this week, posing the risk of toxic gases being released in the event molten rock encroached into any of several pressurized deep-underground wells.
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Then came the 2016 election, where Trump announced his candidacy with false claims about immigrants and crime, and proceeded to create a fissure between Trump supporters and those who refused to back him during the primaries.
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As the controversy over a raucous state convention in Nevada stretched into its fourth day, Democrats across the country are increasingly worried about about a tumultuous national convention in July and a lasting fissure in the party.
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Some key state-level polls did not take account of this fissure before the election, producing bad estimates that contributed to the misfiring of poll-based forecasting models, like those at FiveThirtyEight and the New York Times.
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The massive fissure is several hundred yards long and has caused "lava fountaining, explosion of spatter bombs hundreds of feet into the air, and several advancing lava flow lobes moving generally northeast," the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said.
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A reactivated fissure from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano threatened the Big Island's geothermal plant with a new lava flow Tuesday, which could trigger the release of toxic gases if it reaches wells at the plant, Hawaii officials said.
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The ongoing fountains of lava can be seen billowing from a volcanic fissure as Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano as the 20th day of ongoing eruptions sends lava into the Pacific Ocean and threatens a geothermal power plant.
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Lava from an active fissure nearby had flowed onto the property early this week, posing the risk of toxic gases being released in the event the molten rock encroached into any of three pressurized deep-underground wells.
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Orban said on Sunday that Europe faces a critical fissure between nation states of the East and the West, which he called an "immigrant zone, a mixed population world that heads in a direction different from ours".
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The greatest ongoing hazard stems from the lava flows and the hot, toxic gases spewing from open fissure vents close to homes and critical infrastructure, said Charles Mandeville of the U.S. Geological Survey&aposs volcano hazards program.
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The new fissure, a crack in the ground allowing lava to pour out, comes as state and federal officials already warned residents in that corner of the island to be prepared to evacuate at a moment's notice.
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Disputing accounts that fuel thieves opened up the pipe, he said sources in Pemex indicated the fissure occurred at a spot Pemex had previously repaired, and gave way under the pressure of a new surge of fuel.
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Mr. Cuomo and his surrogates have placed a large part of the blame for the fissure in Democratic ranks on Michael N. Gianaris, the deputy leader of the mainstream Democrats, who count 23 members in their ranks.
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Two entire housing developments consisting of hundreds of dwellings were destroyed several weeks ago as lava spewing from a fissure on the slope of the volcano inundated the seaside Kapoho area in the vicinity of Monday's boat accident.
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To the average American, the word "coalminer" summons an image of a weather-beaten man in Appalachia with a pickaxe in one hand and a hard hat with a lamp on it walking stoically into a mountain fissure.
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This fissure is the wound of our country's original sins, the sins of genocide of indigenous peoples, the sin of slavery, the sin of the patriarchy, the sin of our inability to hold space for our shared humanity.
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But under the gilded surface, both sides of the Brexit divide have ominous warnings for the politicians in London: Dash our dreams and face a much deeper fissure that will bleed the United Kingdom for generations to come.
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That all changed on May 3, when a volcanic fissure opened up in their neighborhood, sending lava and hot gas exploding into the air, and forcing the family to leave their home for what would be the last time.
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Pakistan's economic downturn has also coincided with a fissure in relations with the United States, which has cautioned that it did not want IMF bailout money be used to pay off Chinese loans, which Washington calls debt trap diplomacy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday slammed the powerful Koch-led political operation as "globalist" and "a total joke," rejecting the conservative group amid signs of a growing public fissure between the president and business over trade.
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Yet, a perceptible fissure opens up in relation to both the acute absence of Minimalist works from/in Southeast Asia, and a lack of suitable explorations of why such a monumental movement failed to take root in the region.
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Fissure No. 17 split the Earth near Leilani Estates, near the eastern point of Hawaii's Big Island, and the USGS published footage of the lava running like a river -- and then a lake -- past three structures in the area.
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Jerry Brown (D) last week declared a state of emergency because of the methane leak, caused by a fissure at a Southern California Gas Co. storage facility, which is sending 110,000 pounds of methane into the air each hour.
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Over the next two years, Ventrus's stock rose from a $6 initial offering price to as high as $21 as investors awaited news on the hemorrhoid ointment, the anal fissure cream and the incontinence gel the company was developing.
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The centrist Biden may now be in a position to try to find common ground with Sanders, a democratic socialist, a move that could help mend the fissure in the party between moderates and progressives, Democratic Party veterans say.
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" The editorial represented a high-profile fissure in the president's otherwise consistent backing from evangelical leaders who, as Galli noted Thursday, "have pointed to his Supreme Court nominees, his defense of religious liberty, and his stewardship of the economy.
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Villagers were quoted in the article as saying the government was partially to blame for the landslide because it did nothing after locals reported a large fissure had formed in the mountainside above them after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.
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Perhaps chalk it up to the First World War and the Russian Revolution and a fissure in Western culture between art that maintained conventional mediums and art that subsumed them in a romance with social change and new techniques.
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The iceberg, known as A-68, did not come as a surprise, since scientists were tracking the spread of a lengthening fissure in the ice shelf for years before it finally broke off an ice chunk about the size of Delaware.
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"Everybody&aposs got a different story but I think a lot of people are just unsure because the fissure just keeps going," Thomas Mason, who evacuated from his home in Leilani Estates with his wife, told Hawaii News Now on Monday.
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Moreover, putting the frame of the device in motion runs the risk that a single crack could fissure throughout the device's entire screen, turning what would be minor damage into another phone into a total loss in the flexible one.
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In this Saturday, May 26, 2018, image released by the U.S. Geological Survey HVO shows an aerial view of fissure 22 looking toward the south, as Kilauea Volcano continues its eruption cycle near Pahoa on the island of Kilauea, Hawaii.
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White, hot vapor and blue smoke could be seen in the eastern part of the Leilani subdivision, while dangerous levels of sulphur dioxide gas was "quite noticeable around the fissure, typical of active and recently active fissures," reports the USGS.
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This video, which was captured during a helicopter flight over the lower East Rift Zone on the morning of June 14, shows the lava spewing from Fissure 8 as it continues to feed channels of molten rock flowing into the ocean.
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Mr Trump's success is built on a long-standing fissure within the labour movement—broadly speaking, between industrial and construction unions, whose members tend to be conservative and white, and the services and public-sector unions, whose members are more diverse.
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I always tell people that the history of feminism is two steps forward, one step back: that any crack at the dominance of patriarchy will result in an attempt to mend that fissure, to build it back even stronger than before.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - Dressed in heavy cotton, a helmet and respirator, Jessica Ball worked the night shift monitoring "fissure 8," which has been spewing fountains of lava as high as a 1003-story building from a slope on Hawaii's Kilauea volcano.
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With TWILIGHT playing at an elite level, it's unlikely that ryujehong sees much playing time, potentially leaving Vancouver in a situation where they are without a backup main tank should Fissure leave the team as he has at previous stops.
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Down the slopes of the volcano, along the lower East Rift Zone, lava from the most recently opened fissure — the 22nd since eruptions began this month — was still very active, feeding a channel that flowed all the way to the ocean.
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So, I think there's this fissure on a bigger level, and I think of how it translates to business, and that is: We now have about 70 percent of the Senate is elected by about 30 percent of the populace.
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"It is a near-constant roar akin to a full-throttle 747 interspersed with deafening, earth-shattering explosions that hurtle 100-pound lava bombs 100 feet into the air," said Mark Clawson, 64, who lives uphill from the latest fissure.
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Even so, new blasts from the crater sent ash plumes billowing as high as 24,2600 feet (0003,2000 meters) into the sky, and a new fissure was pumping out lava at a rate of three feet (225 meter) per second, geologists said.
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What is known quite well, however, is that for the three dramatic months spanning May through early August, immense amounts of lava flowed from Kilauea's summit area, precisely where the lava lake was once located, to the area around Fissure 8.
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While bullish on the solid gains made this year, the strategists highlight a clear fissure between value- and growth-oriented stocks' performance year to date; growth stocks have risen 12 percent while value stocks have risen just under 6 percent.
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Democratic senators announced Tuesday they will soon introduce a third resolution in hopes to put the spotlight back on Republicans who wished to speed up the vote on the Green New Deal, to create a fissure in the Democratic Party.
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"The Obama Administration was legitimately worried that a major fissure between the United States and Saudi Arabia could weaken the Iran deal," Chris Murphy, a Democratic senator from Connecticut, who has opposed the U.S. government's policy in Yemen, told me.
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A fissure in the volcano spewed molten rock 160 feet (49 meters) on Tuesday, slightly lower than the 180 feet (55 meters) it reached from Saturday night into Sunday, pushing a steady flow of lava into the ocean, the USGS said.
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Fissure activity has paused but new lava outbreaks were expected in or around the hard-hit Leilani Estates area in the southeast Puna District, about 20 miles (32 km) south of Hilo, the Hawaii Volcano Observatory and local authorities said.
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President Donald Trump's rescinding of a White House invitation to the Golden State Warriors opened a new fissure in the cultural wars on Saturday, touching off a war of words with between the president and a growing number of professional athletes.
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A dark, slimy accordion of an organ, it continuously contracts and grinds a corrosive slurry of gastric juices, sending waves of whatever you've swallowed crashing over a tiny fissure called the pylorus that leads into the deeper recesses of the gut.
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As the Democratic contest barrels toward the first caucuses in Iowa and beyond, the polling continues to show a racial fissure on the subject of the economy, with nonwhite Democrats expressing more concern about their economic situations than white Democrats.
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Wednesday's quake occurred along the Banning fault, a fissure in the Earth's crust that is part of the larger San Andreas fault system spanning a 750-mile (1,210-km) stretch of California, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) seismologist Lucy Jones said.
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The latest fissure in the earth opened on Tuesday, spewing lava and toxic gases that pushed air quality into "condition red" around Lanipuna Gardens and nearby farms, causing "choking and inability to breathe," the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory and Hawaii County Civil Defense said.
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HAWAII VOLCANO EMITS MASSIVE CLOUD OF ASH INTO SKY, BUT GOLFERS SEEM OBLIVIOUS "Fast-moving" flows on Saturday from fissure 20 in the volcano's lower east rift zone ignited brush fires and incinerated everything in its path, Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency reported.
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The vents that have formed on Hawaii&aposs Big Island from one of the world's most active volcanoes are releasing dangerous levels of gases that pose a danger to anyone nearby, officials warned as a new fissure in the area opened up Tuesday.
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In Mayotte's case, if an eruption did take place, Mitchell explained, it's more likely to be some sort of fissure effusion involving more fluid lava, a bit like an underwater version of what happened on the slopes of Hawaii's Kīlauea in 2018.
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A $140 million verdict threatens the future of the company and the emergence of the billionaire Peter Thiel as the behind-the-scenes financial supporter of the professional wrestler's lawsuits has highlighted a simmering fissure between Silicon Valley and the news media.
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Other research has found that a type of anal fissure may actually improve when you stop using a bidet, Berkeley Wellness reported, and another study found that women who use bidets all the time may alter the normal bacteria in their vaginas.
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But other research has found that a type of anal fissure may actually improve when you stop using a bidet, Berkeley reported, and another study found that women who use bidets all the time may alter the normal bacteria in their vaginas.
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Here's everything you need to know about the situation: Hours after a magnitude 5 earthquake struck the island of Hawaii, a new eruption on Thursday afternoon opened a fissure on the volcano, spewing lava 125 feet into the air, NBC News reported.
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And in so doing, Xi has fractured what remains of global models and understanding of the incentives and functioning of Chinese politics, transformed China into something more unambiguously dictatorial, and opened up a new and potentially dangerous fissure in Chinese elite politics.
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Seoul Dynasty captain Je-hong "ryujehong" Ryu left for the Vancouver Titans to join his former teammate, the mercurial Chan-hyung "Fissure" Baek, who came out of retirement to take the starting main tank role from the released Sang-beom "Bumper" Park.
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Though it pivots around the central plot question of what happens when a mad king sits on the throne, its main theme is existential: Lear's awareness of his own impending mortality is the terrifying fissure in his sanity that cracks his world in two.
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The fissure between Barnett and Spicer offers another example of how Donald Trump's ascent to the White House has rattled the longstanding Washington media infrastructure, where Barnett holds the role of sherpa to the political elite entering into private sector TV and publishing opportunities.
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The longer the shutdown battle continued, the more it would have deepened the fissure between elected Democrats from safe seats and those at greater risk—and, perhaps more important, between the party's activist wing and the centrist voters it needs to take the Senate.
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The Sylvian fissure, or the division between the his brain's frontal and parietal lobes, was bigger than most people's, and some researchers have speculated that this could have allowed the parts of his brain to communicate differently or better than the rest of ours.
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A growing river of molten rock flowing from a fissure at the foot of Kilauea Volcano is believed to have demolished scores of additional homes and filled in a small bay at the eastern tip of Hawaii's Big Island, civil defense officials said on Tuesday.
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"This speech pokes at the fissure that has lain below the surface in U.S.-South Korean relations, and seems designed to drive a wedge there," said Douglas Paal, a former senior U.S. diplomat who heads the Asia program at Washington's Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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The combination of the attack in Tehran with the split among the gulf monarchies "is another layer of fissure and confrontation in the region," said Randa Slim, a veteran of informal diplomacy in the region and a scholar at the Middle East Institute, in Washington.
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"The whole lower east rift zone has a plumbing system two mules below surface and it is delivering hotter magma at fissure 8, which is giving runnier lava that's flowing to the ocean," Charles Mandeville, program coordinator for volcano hazards program at the U.S. Geological Survey, said.
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The USGS released a report last week saying the eruption could last months or years and a main hazard was a possible collapse of fissure 8, or a blockage or breach in its lava channel, that could send some or all lava in a new direction.
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A new lava flow spewing from a fissure caused by Hawaii's Kilauea volcano crossed onto the geothermal plant property and continued its slow advance as officials worry that the molten rock could block more escape routes, trapping residents in several nearby neighborhoods on the Big Island.
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Washington (CNN)The political network funded by Charles and David Koch is seizing the break on Capitol Hill to try to torpedo a key part of the Republican tax bill, exposing yet another fissure within the GOP and gambling that it won't sink the entire effort.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate's top Republican broke with President-elect Donald Trump on Monday over whether Russian hacking during the U.S. election merited closer scrutiny, a fissure between Trump and his party that appeared to grow as lawmakers pressed for a special investigation into the matter.
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Even though Al Qaeda dropped the idea, the concept appears to have remained in the collective subconscious of the terrorist network, and it was revived by the Islamic State after its fissure with Al Qaeda in 2014 in one of the earliest speeches by Mr. Adnani.
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A fissure from Hawaii's erupting volcano Kilauea reopened on Monday, spewing fountains of lava 200 feet into the air and creating a phenomenon called "Pele's hair"—thin strands of volcanic glass that can be harmful if touched or inhaled, according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Works like "An Object Tossed From One Country to Another" (1969) or "Stacks of Severed Trees Laid Beside a Fissure in the Earth" (2007) remain purely linguistic sculpture, verbal descriptions of actions or states not enacted or embodied; an object is not tossed; trees are not severed.
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While in cities like Washington, D.C., African- American citizens and officials were willing to imprison lawbreakers from the late 1970s onward, as the Yale Law School professor James Forman Jr. reports in "Locking Up Our Own," these decisions paralleled an expanding attitudinal class fissure in black society.
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Among other security and privacy issues we could imagine permission fissure ending in events like: Webcams and microphones could be unexpectedly activated out of the blue, or attackers could abuse Web Audio API to track user devices with "unhearable" beacons or even send data out of band.
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Through his sharp-edged message and agenda, Trump is systematically widening the central fault line in American politics and life: the fissure between those who are largely optimistic about the profound social and economic changes reconfiguring American life, and those who feel most uneasy about them.
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Some fear that the visit may further widen a fissure between East and West in the European Union, which Mr. Trump has disparaged previously, and embolden leaders like Mr. Kaczynski and Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary, who has been similarly criticized for a light authoritarianism.
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Trump's treatment of the former Alabama Republican senator provoked furious pushback from his former colleagues in the Senate, opening up a new fissure between the White House and Republicans on Capitol Hill at a time when they're trying to advance their agenda on healthcare and tax reform.
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In the days that followed, geologists started to take full stock of the disaster - a giant fissure, kilometers long, slicing through the road and surrounding countryside - a harsh reminder that Kenya's majestic Rift Valley, a tourist hotspot, sits on some of the most unstable ground on the continent.
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It is actually the remnant of the Laki volcanic fissure eruption of 1783-84 that destroyed nearby villages, contaminated the soil far and wide, and decimated crops, leading to a famine that eventually killed 25 percent of Iceland's human population and more than 50 percent of its livestock.
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At least 44 homes and other structures have been destroyed in the Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens area of the Puna district, and a man was seriously injured on Saturday when a plate-sized chunk of molten shot out of a fissure and struck him on the leg.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - A growing river of molten rock flowing from a fissure at the foot of Kilauea Volcano is believed to have demolished scores of additional homes and filled in a small bay at the eastern tip of Hawaii's Big Island, civil defense officials said on Tuesday.
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This Tuesday, May 29, 2018 photo provided by the U.S. Geological Survey shows what is known as tephra, airborne lava fragments, erupted by the high lava fountains of fissure 8 was carried downwind, where the frothy rock fragments fell on Leilani Street, just past Kupono Street, in the Leilani Estates subdivision.
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After a new fissure erupted on Wednesday, Mayor Harry Kim enacted a task force to remove the Pentane fluid from the Puna Geothermal Venture plant, which is located on the cusp of the Leilani Estates — currently the epicenter of a volcanic eruption that has sparked evacuations and destroyed 36 structures.
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There you can experience 1 minute 44 seconds of totality while submersed in the geothermal heated waters of the famous Blue Lagoon, or from the 'Bridge Between Continents' that straddles a fissure in the Mid Atlantic Ridge, one of the world's major plate boundaries, which divides North America and Europe.
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The most serious previous injury was of a man whose leg was shattered in May when he was hit by molten lava ejected by a volcanic fissure while he was standing on the third-floor balcony of his home about 200 yards (meters) from a flow in the Pahoa area.
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There is no quick fix for this economic fissure, but studies show that early education programs such as universal pre-K, along with access to affordable higher education could prepare youth for jobs of the future and help boost household income for Americans on the wrong side of the gap.
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Crews worked into the night to cap the 2137th and final well at the Puna Geothermal Venture (PGV) plant, which provides about 22 percent of the Big Island's power, as lava from an active fissure flowed 2000 to 0933 yards from the nearest well pad, county, and federal officials said.
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Whatever legitimate reasons he may have had to punish his much smaller neighbor, this unfortunate move by MbS has left a permanent fissure within the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) at a time when the focus should be on the main threat to the region: the theocratic dictatorship of the Iranian regime.
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While the bill is intended to provide relief to thousands of small and midsize banks, the prospect of deregulating the financial industry has laid bare a fissure in the Democratic Party, pitting moderate Democrats who support easing bank rules against progressives who view the bill as a gift to Wall Street.
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Crews worked into the night to cap the 2137th and final well at the Puna Geothermal Venture (PGV) plant, which provides about 22 percent of the Big Island's power, as lava from an active fissure flowed 2000 to 0933 yards from the nearest well pad, county and federal officials said.
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But Ramesh and his colleagues were able to take the results of experiments on Earth — experiments involving very high-speed cameras studying how rocks here on Earth fissure and crack when hit with a projectile — and extrapolate them up, accounting for the low-gravity environment of the space around an asteroid.
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Though things look pretty tame right now — lava flows had only advanced about 33 feet from the fissure, according the latest geological survey report — an eruption that started in 1969 didn't end until 1974, and "pumped out enough lava to pave a road to the Moon," according to the National Parks Service.
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In his previous film, " Ghost Story " (2017), a note is tucked into a fissure in a wall and finally read, ages later, by a spectre, though not by us; at the diner, in "The Old Man & the Gun," Bob scribbles something confidential on a scrap of paper, and passes it over to Jewel.
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Even with so much uncertain, the attack on Reina, which is perhaps Istanbul's most famous nightclub, seemed to symbolize one of Turkish society's deepest divides, between the secular and the pious — a fissure that has grown deeper under Mr. Erdogan, an Islamist who has expanded religious schooling and sought to restrict alcohol sales.
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"It is a near-constant roar akin to a full-throttle 747 interspersed with deafening, earth-shattering explosions that hurtle 100-pound (45-kg) lava bombs 100 feet (30 meters) into the air," said Mark Clawson, 64, who lives uphill from the latest fissure and so far is defying an evacuation order.
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KAPOHO, Hawaii (Reuters) - For weeks on end last year, Darryl Clinton watched the Kilauea Volcano from a front-row seat on the deck of his friend's house in Kapoho on Hawaii's Big Island, only leaving after a "lava bomb" from an erupting ground fissure flew onto the porch and nearly sliced his foot off.
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But Bryan — with his references to Drake and T-Pain and to the size of his rims, his occasional tendency to break out into rapping onstage, the smooth R&B production of his ballads — has also become an avatar of a deep fissure within country music and the object of the undying enmity of traditionalists.
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The message may not strike you as radically new — adolescence isn't so much a phase of life as it is a fissure that swallows us up between childhood and adulthood — but Reasons is more fluidly immersive than such TV classics as Veronica Mars, and it avoids the morbid romanticism of films like The Fault in Our Stars.
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Intended, naïvely or not, as a celebration of a little-magazine world created largely by the children of immigrants, some of whom had, by 21965, risen triumphantly to a place at the national table—"Jews were culturally all the rage in America," as Podhoretz put it in the book—"Making It" marked a fissure that would never be healed.
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The two most polarizing elements of his output—handling his own production and hardly ever having any featured artists on his albums—have created a fissure between witty critics who cite those as reasons for how uninteresting he is, and staunch supporters who believe his self-sufficiency is more praiseworthy than the majority of his peers.
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But in a party so otherwise beholden to its leader, anything that gets conservative senators accusing their president of running "a Soviet type of economy" (as Ron Johnson of Wisconsin put it this week, attacking the president's jury-rigged bailout for farmers hurt by his tariffs) counts as a dramatic fissure in the facade of MAGA unity.
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Health care has emerged as a chief fissure among Democrats, with Biden supporting expanding the Affordable Care Act while making a public option available to those who want it while Sanders pushes a "Medicare for All" platform that would eliminate private insurance, a plan centrists have panned for its cost and possibility of taking away certain people's plans.
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One example is Tony Stark's evolving moral compass and his self-assigned duty to protect the world: You can see it come to life in the first Iron Man, then slowly evolve to the point where it becomes a liability in Age of Ultron, and then a moral fissure between him and Captain America in Captain America: Civil War.
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