Which means, yes, we have a ton more burning questions.
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We've tried to answer some of the more burning and common questions.
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Republican Electors, there's perhaps never been a more burning call for justice in America.
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If you have more burning questions about Prime Day 2019, read ourAmazon Prime Day FAQ.
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Best told the Reno Gazette-Journal that he won't design more Burning Man temples after 2016.
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The sexual blackmail of women as a requirement to appease powerful men should be a more burning societal issue than any Congressional divide.
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Also, as we're all abundantly aware, the company put its big battery ambitions on hold for a bit, as it dealt with…more burning problems.
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There's one more burning question that needs to be answered: How will these efforts to shore up their own costs help the rest of America?
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Never mind the affront to latter-day educated tastes of a painting style so sugary that it imperils your mind's incisors; there's a more burning issue.
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Read more: Burning Man banned an infamous $100,000-a-ticket camp favored by influencers after backlash from fellow attendeesBurning Man started August 25 and runs through September 3.
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To the extent it's reasonably foreseeable that the addition of a pipeline will lead to more burning of natural gas downstream, or more production upstream, then I think we do.
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But as great as they sound — because saving time and money is always glorious — we had one more burning question to ask Google: Is using magnets that close to your eyes safe?
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That, in turn, will make exploitation of the region's abundant oil and natural gas reserves ever more possible, leading to yet more burning of fossil fuels, further warming, and ever faster melting.
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"The truth is I think there are more burning issues in this city so, in fact, this was something inside the bureaucracy, if you will," Mr. de Blasio said during an unrelated news conference on Friday.
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The method is less "infusing parsnips with hickory smoke" and more "burning potentially semi-poisonous paint to cook bell peppers," but I'm not complaining: the finished dish has a nice smoked flavor, even if the potatoes are inedibly raw.
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"Our goal here is to start a conversation on one of the more burning issues of our day, and in the process, raise much-needed funds for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence," said Vinny Warren, The Escape Pod executive creative director.
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Read more: Burning Man warns Fyre Festival attendees about fake ticket scam But Miller pointed to a recent motion filed by federal prosecutors in McFarland's criminal case suggesting he may still have some funds stocked away, including at least $50,000 in cash and a $40,000-per-month income from "freelance work" that he allegedly reported to his probation officer.
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British astronaut Tim Peake may have a fairly packed schedule on the International Space Station — he did his first space walk the other day, he hosts a regular music quiz, and there's the not-inconsiderable matter of the 265 experiments he has to complete before his return to Earth — but that doesn't mean he hasn't got time to answer some of the public's more burning question, how to use a toilet in space?
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Actor Michael Emerson suspects where Ben's loyalties lie will always be ambiguous, making this a "wonderful role".Webb Mitovich, Matt, (May 28, 2008) "Lost's Michael Emerson, Part 2: More Burning Questions", TV Guide. Retrieved on September 29, 2008.
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He escaped on the last train out and says he will never forget looking out the window at the conflagration that Dresden had become. By the age of five, he had seen more burning buildings and dead bodies than most Germans see in their entire lives, Maiwald says.
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Certainly it > does not shrivel or symmetrically reduce to a smaller size. In presence of > heat sufficient to destroy soft tissues, the skull would literally explode > in many pieces. I have never known any exception to this rule. Krogman concluded: > I cannot conceive of such complete cremation without more burning of the > apartment itself.
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The Scorch Trials is the second book released in the series, on September 18, 2010. :The Gladers thought that getting through the maze was it; however, they did not know that their world was scorched by the sun. The Gladers did not know that they would have to fight for their lives once more. Burning and naked, the earth is a wasteland, its people driven mad by an infection known as "The Flare".
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Biafra asked Adame if he had any more Burning Image music and Adame told him that he had masters for every recording they had done. Biafra asked Adame if he would allow him to release a collection of Burning Image music on Alternative Tentacles . The collection, titled 1983-1987, was released in 2004. Burning Image played a reunion show in Bakersfield at the Maestri Gallery on June 19, 2004."News". BurningImageBand.com July 10, 2004.
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121–122, 1378 H.Sh. Ibn Ishaq-Guillaume interpreted this passage to be an allusion to the killing of the Christians of Najran by order of the King Dhu Nuwas. According to Christian sources, this event took place around 523 C.E. Dhu Nuwas converted to Judaism and chose Joseph as his new name. He went to Najran to force the Christian people there to convert to Judaism. When they refused, the King threw them alive into one or more burning ditches.
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These events are much appreciated by the international community as they offer an opportunity for periodic dialogue and debate on topics of international humanitarian law, human rights and other related issues. They encourage members of scientific, diplomatic, institutional and military circles from all over the world to meet informally to examine the more burning issues concerning the promotion of, respect for and development of international humanitarian law with an eye to the future. Almost forty years of meetings and intense academic activity addressing the main topics of humanitarian law, under the auspices of the Institute, have created what has universally become known as “humanitarian dialogue in the spirit of Sanremo”.
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The Sanremo Round Table on current issues of international humanitarian law represent the milestone of the activities of the International Institute of Humanitarian Law. It encourages members of scientific, diplomatic, institutional and military circles from all over the world to meet informally and to examine the more burning issues concerning the promotion of, respect for and development of international humanitarian law with an eye to the future. After almost 50 years, the Sanremo Round Table have tackled several crucial IHL topics at the top of the international agenda, including, in the last years, “Deprivation of Liberty and Armed Conflicts: Exploring Realities and Remedies” (2018), “The Additional Protocols 40 Years Later: New Conflicts, New Actors, New Perspectives” (2017), “Weapons and International Rule of Law” (2016), “The Distinction between International and Non-International Armed Conflicts” (2015), “Conduct of Hostilities: the Practice, the Law and the Future” (2014), “Respecting IHL: Challenges and Responses” (2013), “Private, Military and Security Companies” (2012).
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He said he later found out that the two men were fighting over a woman named Lucille. He named the guitar Lucille, as a reminder not to fight over women or run into any more burning buildings. The story of a guitar named Lucille Following his first Billboard Rhythm and Blues charted number one, "3 O'Clock Blues" (February 1952), B.B. King became one of the most important names in R&B; music in the 1950s, amassing an impressive list of hits including "You Know I Love You", "Woke Up This Morning", "Please Love Me", "When My Heart Beats like a Hammer", "Whole Lotta Love", "You Upset Me Baby", "Every Day I Have the Blues", "Sneakin' Around", "Ten Long Years", "Bad Luck", "Sweet Little Angel", "On My Word of Honor", and "Please Accept My Love". This led to a significant increase in his weekly earnings, from about $85 to $2,500,Kostelanetz 1997, p. 146.
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Historian John W. Dower noted that the public outrage "was comparable to the rage that greeted the news of Pearl Harbor." The British embassy in Washington D.C. reported the emotional response to London that the uproar was such that it "sharply increased the stimulus of national anger and humiliation which makes of the Pacific front permanently a more burning issue than [the] European front is ever likely to be." On 16/17 March 1945, 331 USAAF B-29 heavy bombers launched a firebombing raid against the Japanese city of Kobe as part of the strategic bombing campaign of Japan. After the raid, 8,841 residents were confirmed to have been killed in the resulting firestorms, which destroyed an area of three square miles and included 21% of Kobe's urban area. Three B-29 bombers were lost during the raid. Two B-29 airmen, Sergeant Algy S. Augunus and 2nd Lieutenant Robert E. Copeland, who survived after being downed were captured by the Japanese and taken to the Osaka military prison where the Central Army had its headquarters.
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