They have already laid waste to free speech in Europe.
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Taekwondo and judo masters laid waste to a flailing boxer.
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Over two days, the mob laid waste to the neighborhood.
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In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy laid waste to the restaurant.
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The storm laid waste to nearly every building in Upper Keys.
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On Thursday, though, the Republican-led FCC laid waste to those rules.
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In only 50 days, the new administration has laid waste to that familiar ecosystem.
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READ MORE: 8 numbers that show how Maria has laid waste to Puerto Rico.
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Her mother had laid waste in there, scattering brushes and girdles and makeup everywhere.
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And both that authority and that brand are being laid waste in this campaign.
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Government forces laid waste to the areas in their attempts to recapture the territory.
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Both laid waste to the political establishment, either smashing or co-opting mainstream parties.
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We see them shot from airplanes, killed by traps and laid waste by poison.
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We see them shot from airplanes, killed by traps and laid waste by poison.
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He left a pile of debts after years of drought laid waste to his land.
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It didn't work: The lion tore into the bison and laid waste to the herd.
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The group laid waste to ancient historic sites and brought economic ruin to the region.
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The Finals aren't the first time Kerr has laid waste to a whiteboard this season.
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The hurricane laid waste to the island's power grid, destroying homes, roads and other vital infrastructure.
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He's laid waste to so many archetypes that the modern day, flex-addicted rapper ostensibly needs.
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Forests have become unnaturally dense and overgrown, and insect epidemics have laid waste to entire landscapes.
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Its explosive, argumentative approach to modern issues laid waste to the remaining lightweight programming in primetime.
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Republicans crowed about their supposed bounty in 2016 even as Donald Trump laid waste to it.
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On Monday, the Justice Department's inspector general issued a report that laid waste to those accusations.
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Durant, by that point, had already laid waste to his former teammates after four months of chirping.
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The storm laid waste to the island, leaving many residents without potable water or power for months.
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Homes, buildings and schools laid waste in piles of rubble as families worked to assess the damage.
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Now that ISIS had laid waste to all of Nimrud, Lowe had conceived an even bolder proposal.
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Over its last few entries, the post-apocalyptic Fallout series has laid waste to some major American cities.
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His death is likely to escalate a three-year civil war that has laid waste to the country.
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The flames laid waste to about 2101 blocks, and the "mop up" work was likely to take days.
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No character within the book ever explains the Black Death to us, though Laid Waste centers around it.
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In 1963, an earthquake laid waste to the city, killing more than 0003,000 people and making 100,000 homeless.
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In this cabinet of curious hybrids, garcia has laid waste to preconceived notions about reality, identity, and culture.
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The Division 2 will take place in Washington, DC after an apocalyptic plague has laid waste to the city.
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Bashar al-Assad wants the world to forget how he stoked a civil war and laid waste to Syria.
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James Montgomery, laid waste to the fields, the boats' whistles blew, beckoning slaves come aboard and flee to freedom.
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The AIDS crisis had laid waste to thousands of people, but Reagan had never talked publicly about the disease.
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Our hearts broke seeing how the storm surge had laid waste to a mobile-home park on Plantation Key.
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After Hurricane Maria laid waste to Puerto Rico last month, Carlos Beltran could not sleep for about 217 days.
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The storm laid waste to the East Coast, destroying more than 200,000 homes and inflicting $50 billion in damage.
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It spawned meme after meme after meme, and basically laid waste to the internet for the remainder of 2016.
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By 1967, South Korea had barely recovered from the war that laid waste to the peninsula in the previous decade.
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You know, kinda like building rubble a human might hide under after Skynet has already laid waste to the city.
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In both Black Is the Color and Laid Waste, it's a bridge from the people of then to us now.
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Four weeks after Hurricane Maria laid waste to the American territory, the islands remain in a state of acute crisis.
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He verbally laid waste to Germany, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, our NATO allies and the European Union.
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Irma hit Cuba as a monster Category 5 storm and laid waste to hundreds of buildings in the storm's path.
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It typified the forms of arrogance that have propelled anti-establishment parties to power and laid waste to the mainstream.
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This year's Atlantic season saw 17 named storms, including Hurricane Dorian, which laid waste to some islands in the Bahamas.
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That didn't stop me: I laid waste to the entire box of chicken eggs to find that special Mignon egg.
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Even before Maria laid waste to the island three months ago, Puerto Rico was contending with $72 billion in debt.
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Not only have these losses saddened fans, but they have laid waste to an important record of our popular culture history.
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The Red Sox have laid waste to that pitching, scoring 23 runs — 16 via two-out RBIs — over Games 2-4.
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Her latest graphic novella, Laid Waste, is bookended with pages populated by fleas, with dotted-in flecks about them suggesting filth.
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We have watched for nearly two decades as the crisis has ruined families, laid waste to communities, and crippled our workforce.
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It has so far laid waste to nearly 400 square miles, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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Even when radio and television laid waste to certain newspapers and magazines, the industry as a whole racked up steady profits.
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The 29 mile-across storm entirely swallowed the 212 square mile island, and laid waste to 22017 percent of the island's structures.
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The way index-trackers and smart-beta approaches laid waste to stock-pickers suggests that managers of active bond funds should be quaking.
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In season one's final battle, The Beast laid waste to the central group, leaving many of them seemingly on the edge of death.
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By the time Trump won the March 1 Super Tuesday primaries, however, he had laid waste to Hadley's "invisible primary," rendering it irrelevant.
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The Secretary of State also took aim at socialism and communism as institutions, saying they laid waste to the Cuban and Venezuelan economies.
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Gouzer's grandfather inherited it, but he sold it in the nineteen-fifties, after a starfish attack laid waste to the family oyster harvest.
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With this self-induced crisis, the Berkshire Museum has decimated its collection, laid waste to its reputation, and riven the Berkshire cultural community.
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When Hurricane Katrina laid waste New Orleans in 1803, over 70,000 tonnes of zinc stored in LME warehouses were invalidated because of flood damage.
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It's an online-only game that takes place in the ruins of West Virginia, not long after a nuclear war laid waste to America.
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The program was designed after the Second World War to boost farming salaries and ramp up food production in countries laid waste by conflict.
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After the company's boom laid waste to affordable housing in my hometown of Seattle, the company is looking to expand beyond the Pacific Northwest.
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Gfrörer's simple line work creates a sense of crumbling isolation, and everything works so well that Laid Waste may be a mini modern masterpiece.
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Alas, OpenAI's Shadow Fiend utterly laid waste to poor Danylo "Dendi" Ishutin, one of the finest mid lane players Dota 2 has ever seen.
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Fed up with their treatment, the robots have laid waste to the hands that created them, sparing only a single human — a fellow worker.
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Reverence for her hasn't diminished with the eruption of the Kilauea volcano, which has laid waste to dozens of homes and set off earthquakes.
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Written and illustrated by Julia Gfrörer, Laid Waste is one of the most beautiful, elegant, and heart-wrenching graphic novels to come along all year.
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For the next two years, Russia and Iran underpinned a scorched-earth campaign that broke the back of the resistance but laid waste to Syria.
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Incensed by their success and competition, white Americans laid waste to entire communities, salting the earth with lynchings, tax sales, predatory land speculation and disenfranchisement.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's an age-old question: what exactly was going on when you laid waste to cartoon ducks with the Nintendo Zapper?
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Despite all the bluster and drain the swamp rhetoric, the first year of Donald Trump's presidency has laid waste to the very pretense of good government.
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He has repeatedly stood up to the entrenched political interests and took on the all-powerful multinational oil companies that have laid waste to Louisiana's coast.
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In Laid Waste, those twin themes of sex and death are joined right from the title page, which features a splash panel of two rats copulating.
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It has laid waste to swathes of Syria, helped the rise of Islamic State, fed sectarianism, and seen the deadliest use of chemical weapons since the 1980s.
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And overall, big-box stores — and now Amazon — have laid waste to Main Street commerce, littering communities with empty storefronts, broken up by the occasional dollar store.
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Related: 'Laid Waste' May Be the Best Indie Comic All Year Wolf Cops, Swamp Monsters, and BLOOD: This Week in Comics 'Love and Rockets' Returns with Aplomb
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And now, it appears, people are starving, due to the tactics of both sides -- people willing to see the country laid waste in their pursuit of power.
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Both Black Is the Color and Laid Waste stick almost exclusively to uniform panel layouts (six-panel pages in the former; four-panel pages in the latter).
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In a clip from a segment filmed during a test show, she laid waste to Kansas legislator Mitch Holmes' dress code for women testifying before a committee.
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The shift towards a more consumerist version of growth has laid waste to those markets, such as iron and steel, that were most dependent on that binge.
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His mission: to make sure residents had a chance to seek compensation from California's largest utility for wildfires like the one that laid waste to their town.
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Dede Diman, 25, a resident of Petobo, another neighborhood in Palu that was laid waste by liquefaction, said rescuers hadn't even started searching where his sister was lost.
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Mr Trump has not evinced any concern about the Saudi-led war in Yemen that has, with American support, laid waste to the region's poorest country (see Briefing).
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Or why he is taking a fresh new approach to an entire governmental system seemingly laid waste by complacency and incompetence, and much worse, by politics and arrogance?
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Instead, the neighborhood was laid waste when the earthquake caused a phenomenon known as liquefaction, undermining and destroying at least 1,747 homes in this part of town alone.
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In Syria, President Bashar al-Assad laid waste to huge swathes of the country as he fought an armed opposition and has managed to hold on to power.
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But the cyclone's 175 kph (110 mph) winds and and accompanying rains laid waste to Beira's defenses -- ripping the foundations of bridges, bursting riverbanks and sweeping away homes.
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A small group (or one man) laid waste to a city with dedicated, fearless police officers desperately trying to help, because of access to an insane amount of firepower.
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This brew laid waste to the city's water infrastructure, but it also reacted with and reduced the chlorine, creating an environment in which Legionella bugs are known to thrive.
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Freeport, Bahamas (CNN)Since Hurricane Dorian laid waste to his home and island, Howard Armstrong has been on a grim quest: to find the body of his wife, Lynn.
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It has been a year since Hurricane Michael roared across the eastern Florida Panhandle, a Category 5 storm that laid waste to the coastline and ravaged areas far inland.
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When a Mongol army laid waste to the city in 1258, his life was spared so that he could work for the new rulers, which he did for years.
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Marta was recruited as a nurse's aide, treating the wounded when German troops put down the futile uprising of the Polish Home Army and laid waste to the city.
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So when President Franklin Roosevelt described a country laid waste by the Great Depression in his inaugural address in 1933, he was describing a picture that all Americans were seeing.
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Wrecking his clipped, high-pitched flow with obsessive moans that don't stop and don't stop, he feels guilty about abandoning the street and guilty about the lives laid waste there.
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A small group (or one man) laid waste to a city with dedicated, fearless police officers, desperately trying to help, because of access to an insane amount of fire power.
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THE Al Sauds once again hold court in Diriya, their ancestral capital that was laid waste by the Ottoman empire and is being lovingly restored as a national tourist attraction.
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A week already had passed since Hurricane Michael laid waste to rural Bay County, Florida, leaving Sawyer's family, like many others, essentially stranded without electricity, phone service or running water.
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During their altercation, an errant word from Rick alerts Negan to that fact that Simon laid waste to the Scavengers, in direct defiance of the orders Negan had issued him.
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The Thomas Fire that laid waste to sections of Ojai briefly stood as the largest in the state's history, only to be eclipsed in August by the Mendocino Complex Fire.
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On the penultimate episode of "Game of Thrones," Daenerys Targaryen shocked fans when she and her dragon laid waste to an already surrendered King's Landing, obliterating thousands of innocent people.
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LAS VEGAS — On Saturday in Nevada, Bernie Sanders laid waste not just to his five main rivals but also to every shard of conventional wisdom about the Democratic presidential primaries.
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Hurricane Irma, which struck in early September, killed at least ten people, laid waste to some of Cuba's most popular beach resorts and briefly knocked out the country's entire power system.
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To others, she is the villain whose ill-thought-out gamble on immigration is "ruining Germany", as Mr Trump once put it, and whose austerity policies laid waste to southern Europe.
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The Kilauea volcano has already laid waste to dozens of homes this month, triggering earthquakes, releasing lethal gases and setting forests ablaze, and on Monday it showed few signs of subsiding.
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The government's push, backed by thousands of Shiite militia fighters from Lebanon, Iraq, and Iran, and under the occasional cover of the Russian air force, has laid waste to Aleppo's eastern neighborhoods.
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Worse, the government has deployed the dreaded Rapid Support Force, successor to the paramilitary janjaweed that laid waste to Darfur, to patrol the Libyan border and round up Eritrean and Ethiopian refugees.
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The so-called Lodgepole Complex fire has so far laid waste to an estimated 270,000 acres (109,000 hectares) of sagebrush, grasslands and timber near the Missouri River in eastern Montana, Engrav said.
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Kneale depicts the city as its various attackers encountered it: Gauls, arriving naked on horseback, found a nearly rural settlement; the Visigoths, invading eight centuries later, laid waste to unimaginable architectural marvels.
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Six years of war has left Syria a wreck: whole cities have been laid waste, the economy is devastated, an estimated 100,000 people remain in government detention or disappeared after being arrested.
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We watched as Ms. Yates faced off against an endless series of patronizing men, cheering and high-fiving our TVs as she swiftly laid waste to each and every one of them.
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New York and other states have said in their filings that OxyContin, and opioids developed, distributed and sold by other companies, laid waste to hundreds of thousands of lives, depleting governmental resources.
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Fourteen years of war snuffed out 153,000 lives and laid waste to Liberia, producing generals who led ritual sacrifices of children before going into battle, naked except for shoes and a gun.
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In recent years, wars in Iraq and Lebanon's neighbor Syria have laid waste their cultural heritage and created a huge market in looted antiquities, helping to fund the jihadist militants of Islamic State.
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Far Cry 5 already took place in a typical small town turned into a warzone, and a few years after a nuclear bomb laid waste to it all, the place feels remarkably similar.
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Daenerys Targaryen, riding her last remaining dragon, systematically laid waste to King's Landing — seemingly going block by block to ensure that no one and nothing remained of the city she wanted to conquer.
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U.N. investigators have accused Myanmar's army of carrying out mass killings and rapes with "genocidal intent" during the massive offensive that laid waste to hundreds of Rohingya villages in the western Rakhine state.
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Most of the worst seasons for allowing home runs came in the late-90s/early-00s, a time when a parade of 'roided-up behemoths in matching goatees laid waste to offensive records.
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This is the kind of work we will share when we have so laid waste to the planet that most of what the world will have access to is this kind of simulacra.
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AbuQir, which opened two years ago, takes its name from a fishing village on the eastern outskirts of Alexandria, Egypt, overlooking the bay where Lord Nelson laid waste to Napoleon's fleet in 1798.
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Welcome to the brave new world of Bay Area basketball, where last season's 73-win team swapped out Harrison Barnes for Kevin Durant and laid waste to the laws of the NBA universe.
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John Pipkin's ingenious first novel, "Woodsburner," was set during the fire that laid waste to 300 acres of Concord woods in Massachusetts in 1844, a blaze accidentally ignited by an unworldly Henry David Thoreau.
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Its forces have already gained control of 20 towns and villages toward that aim, according to political and military analysts — and laid waste to an area of some 30 square miles in the process.
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The teen laid waste to the Western Hemisphere in an inspired and existentially upsetting map, which has since enlightened and enraged hundreds of thousands of Twitter users, inspiring at least two separate Twitter trends.
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The smoking volcano situated in the northeast corner of the map erupted, and flying debris laid waste to a number of popular locations, including the city of Tilted Towers and the Retail Row shopping district.
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That makes it all the more intriguing that the series has paired its big ice battle with a big fire battle, set in the midst of a battlefield that Dany's forces have laid waste to.
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Venice has become arguably the European capital of overtourism, an inelegant neologism describing the hordes of tourists who have laid waste to the neighborhoods and character of some of the European continent's most cherished cities.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — President Trump has a ready answer for anyone who questions his administration's response to the hurricanes that laid waste to Texas, Florida, the United States Virgin Islands and now Puerto Rico.
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In this tragically regressive framing, literally everyone wins: the desperate harpies of D.C., AND the company that laid waste to dating scenes in other regions of America by attracting men like rats to dry land.
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The latest episode of "Game of Thrones" features one of the show's most shockingly violent twists, as Daenerys laid waste to the city of King's Landing with Drogon's dragon fire, massacring thousands of innocent people.
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Gilstrap-Portley had deceived school administrators following Hurricane Harvey using the fact that the storm laid waste to homes and schools to his advantage when he enrolled at Hillcrest High School in October 2017, Harris says.
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I feared that civil war in Yemen in recent years had laid waste to that fairy-tale ideal of crenelated mud-walled cities set in a belt of blue date palm, full of cool and shade.
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The army's offensive follows the capitulation of rebel enclaves near Homs and Damascus, including eastern Ghouta, which was recaptured after a scorched-earth assault that killed over a thousand civilians and laid waste to several towns.
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Massively successful though these movies have been, they do all seem to feature the same plot; a new villain with incredible power emerges, brought low only by a climactic fight in which a city is laid waste.
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In the 2011 European bond crises, it laid waste to the bloc's governments — including, notably, that of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who was forced to resign because of a lack of confidence from the international markets.
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Last year, after the Myanmar military and local mobs laid waste to hundreds of Rohingya villages, in an outburst of violence that some United Nations officials have called genocide, around 700,000 Rohingya fled west to neighboring Bangladesh.
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And when Mr. Mugabe was finally overthrown by the military in November 2017, long after he had laid waste to his once-prosperous land and revealed his dictatorial face, the generals treated him with almost reverential deference.
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The act, as described by the liberal Center for American Progress, was brutal and laid waste to public-sector unions in Wisconsin: Act 10 reduced collective bargaining rights for most state and municipal employees, including K-12 teachers.
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The asteroid strike, which ended the Cretaceous Period and opened the Paleogene Period, laid waste to the world, eradicating the dinosaurs except their bird descendants, seagoing reptiles that dominated the oceans, and important marine invertebrates and numerous plant species.
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While Islamic State has been slowly driven back from their territory by U.S.-backed forces in recent weeks, the retreating militants have laid waste to agricultural infrastructure in the area, which produces the bulk of Syria's main staple wheat.
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In my recent book, for example, I talk about the war in Iraq and how my conversations with Saddam Hussein in captivity laid waste to the administration's often repeated claims of Iraq being a growing threat to the United States.
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Until the events of last night… A small group (or one man) laid waste to a city with dedicated, fearless police officers desperately trying to help, because of access to an insane amount of firepower…We need gun control right now.
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Namely, because the company laid waste to the concept of user privacy so thoroughly before apparently flitting off just now to refashion itself into "a privacy-focused messaging and social networking platform" and stuffing users into the WhatsApp-branded life rafts.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Maiden grand slam finals are meant to be suffocating experiences but Jelena Ostapenko laid waste to that theory as she blasted a barrage of winners past Simona Halep to win the French Open in audacious fashion on Saturday.
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Worst of all, nearly six years of war have killed hundreds of thousands of Syrians, displaced around 11 million, of whom nearly half have fled the country, and laid waste to much of the infrastructure needed to resurrect a shattered economy.
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Shot in just over a week on a scant budget in the woods of Maryland, "The Blair Witch Project" dispensed with the run of 1980s slasher films and even laid waste to the '90s sardonic horror of the "Scream" franchise.
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A person can find Christine Blasey Ford credible, believe that Brett Kavanaugh lacks the temperament for the Supreme Court and also worry about a pile-on against him that laid waste to the concepts of due process and presumption of innocence.
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The Jamaican simply laid waste to the best of the rest in the sprinting world to win his eighth track gold medal in what he has said will be his last individual race at the Olympics before his retirement next year.
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The five-time Pro Bowler showed he still has the strength to perform powerful spikes as he laid waste to an impressive piece of Lego artistry that had been given to Harvey earlier on the show by co-host Maria Menounos.
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A rescue worker who posted a video from Maarat al-Numan said the city had been devastated by an assault of barrel bombs, missiles and shelling in recent days that had laid waste to scores of homes and vital infrastructure.
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He administered electroshock therapy to what had been a staid format, gleefully acquiring enemies by the score as he laid waste to superstar chefs, trendy restaurants and food fads, and gaining an international reputation as the Terminator among restaurant critics.
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He understood that railing against so-called "free trade," particularly the horrendous Bill Clinton-era North American Free Trade Agreement, would reap political benefits, particularly in a number of states where those bad deals laid waste to good-paying, unionized industrial jobs.
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Like most other sectors of the economy in Syria, the film and television business has been hit hard by a war that has killed half a million people, forced millions from their homes and laid waste to swathes of the country since 2011.
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To Sarah Sanders, the White House deputy press secretary, the cyberattacks that laid waste to the president's political rivals last summer is ancient history, best forgotten: "My gosh, Tucker, when are they gonna let that go?" she asked Fox News host Carlson Tucker, exasperated.
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The terrorist group laid waste to several other historic structures and artifacts at the site, as documented in videos it released in April 2015, including the ruins of the palace of Ashurnasirpal II, which was built around 879 BCE and sat right alongside the ziggurat.
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On Wednesday, a long-anticipated report on the decisions that brought a 'coalition of the willing' to war in Iraq was released, and laid waste to the intelligence relied upon by the United Kingdom and the United States to topple the regime of Saddam Hussein.
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From her 1997 memoir, "A Life's Work," so radically honest about the ambivalence of motherhood at the time, to her Outline trilogy, which finished up this year and laid waste to so many of fiction's pieties and conventions, she consistently pushes the form forward.
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The Walking Dead is back, and in case you'd forgotten while Daenerys and Jon Snow laid waste to armies on the backs of dragons, its seventh season ended with the Alexandria, Hilltop, and Kingdom colonies finally teaming up against Negan and his vicious band of Saviors.
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UNITED NATIONS — Amnesty International said on Thursday that Sudanese government forces had laid waste to dozens of villages in the restive region of Darfur, bombing them from the air, burning homes, looting livestock and raping women — while preventing United Nations peacekeepers from going there to protect civilians.
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Knowing that, more seasoned voters may rightly consider a romantic Democratic insurrection the height of elitist privilege when what's at stake are the lives of underprivileged women of all ages and races, women who will be the prime victims when social welfare programs are laid waste, Roe v.
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A collection of post-apocalyptic short fiction, DROWNED WORLDS: Tales From the Anthropocene and Beyond (Solaris, paper, $14.99) was inspired by the J.G. Ballard-esque "romantic haze" of "flooded, inundated ruins of a world laid waste by raising oceans," as the editor Jonathan Strahan explains in its introduction.
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But none may have been as challenging as what he's going through this week: Welch, now the fire chief of the Mill Valley Fire Department, is coordinating his department's response to the wildfires blazing through Northern California -- even as the flames have laid waste to his own home.
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This piece of technological fool's gold, created by the UK-based practice UVA, is precisely the kind of work that we will look to make and share once we have thoroughly laid waste to the planet and become even more enmeshed in the global matrix of abstracted electronic participation.
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Rolling Loud's New York debut in part was going to be a showcase for new talent from the city, but the N.Y.P.D.'s request laid waste to that section of the lineup, preventing some of the most promising young New York rappers from performing at a signature hometown festival.
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Richmond, Virginia (CNN)Virginia politics descended further into chaos on Wednesday, and Democrats in the capital grew more dismayed by the possibility that a trio of scandals involving their top three statewide officials had laid waste to years of work building up the Democratic Party in the commonwealth.
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Because the physical idioms of his expression were severely limited, because his fiery declamation was laid waste to by the siege of decline, Ali was forced, instead, to inhabit relative muteness and transform it into an eloquent expression of his humanity—one where suggestion and inference form a grammar of moral communication.
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Moon Knight tells the story of a mixed-up superhero, Laid Waste is about love amidst apocalypse, Elfquest is collected for classic (albeit cheesy) fantasy magic, and Catwoman: Election Night is so bland, broad, and confused in its storytelling that it's a wonder the comic got past DC's (generally pretty good) editorial staff.
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Signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1996 as a rider to the annual congressional appropriations bill, the PLRA laid waste to the ability of incarcerated people to bring prison officials to court for violations of their constitutional rights, whether it be racial discrimination, lack of medical care, or brutality by prison guards.
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Photo: APIt's understandable that UAV enthusiasts might be tempted to grab amazing footage of ongoing disasters like the northern California wildfires—providing a unique perspective of a climate change-fueled catastrophe which has now killed at least 41 people, burned down thousands of buildings and laid waste to hundreds of thousands of acres of land.
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Here are nine facts about the war, which grew out of popular protests against President Bashar al-Assad and has laid waste to swathes of Syria, creating the world's largest refugee crisis: - More than 5.6 million Syrian refugees have fled to Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and Egypt and 6.6 million have been displaced within its borders.
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According to some reports, Nikitin may have been a ringleader in one of the most infamous recent episodes of hooligan violence on the international stage, when coordinated groups of Russian supporters laid waste to a much larger contingent of English fans in the French city of Marseille, leaving two Englishmen in a coma and another with slashed Achilles tendons.
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This is the part of the story where I build on the IBM PC analogy I hinted at above, and tell you that Defense Distributed's Ghost Gunner, along with its inevitable clones and successors, will kill dinosaurs like LMT Defense the way the PC and the cloud laid waste to the mainframe and microcomputer businesses of yesteryear.
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He recently got word that a sweeping disaster aid bill Congress passed earlier this summer will help pay him back for some of the more than 20,000 bushels of corn now laid waste in his yard — a check that will cover roughly half of what he would have made if he'd been able to sell his corn, he said.
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He said that assisting the poor could help put people in touch in touch with the earth, which is also vulnerable, and suffers from "symptoms of sickness evident in the soil, in the water, in the air and in all forms of life ... the earth herself, burdened and laid waste, is among the most abandoned and maltreated of our poor".
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I share some of the disappointment, but would also remind others who preferred a win for "Black Panther" that, on many levels, the movie already proved a resounding winner because its stunning global success at the box office last year laid waste to the hoary movie-business mythology that any movie with a black cast and black-oriented themes was at best a niche-market product.
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The writing shows that the kingdom had the intellectual resources to write and compile large chunks of the Old Testament during this period Text in the Bible mentions scribes and literate officials for the kingdom of Judah, which remained a state from roughly the 10th century B.C. to 586 B.C., when the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar laid waste to Jerusalem, destroyed the temple and forced most of the Jewish elites into exile in Babylonia.
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