Treating a natural disaster like an economic eventThe Fed is treating what is a natural disaster as an economic emergency.
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Natural disaster after natural disaster, Haiti became a place ripe with poverty, disease and lack of basic infrastructure and human services.
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The explosion was a disaster, but Chernobyl is not a natural disaster story because natural disaster stories have plots that move towards triumph.
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There's even one called "Natural Disaster Relief," which supposedly helps people deal with worry and loss in the the wake of a natural disaster.
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With a natural disaster we attribute problems people face to the disaster itself, regardless of the state of affairs people faced before the natural disaster.
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No one is ever prepared for a natural disaster, but a natural disaster within an economy crippled by colonialism, an odious debt, and weak infrastructure is beyond disastrous.
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Our island has its own art form that symbolizes our will to carry on, natural disaster after natural disaster: for centuries, Puerto Rican santeros have carved sculptures of Catholic saints from fallen trees.
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Here are some basics to prepare for any natural disaster.
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Japan has declared its heatwave to be a natural disaster.
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A great nation doesn't divide in times of natural disaster.
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Floods are the nation's most common and costly natural disaster.
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It's proving costlier than any other form of natural disaster.
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This is not a natural disaster it's a manmade one.
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It has been a historically devastating natural disaster, after all.
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Flooding is the costliest natural disaster in the United States.
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"This is an unforeseeable natural disaster, national disaster," she said.
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Natural disaster, flood, fire, illness, a death — you don't know.
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Stress is common both during and after any natural disaster.
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Investors are digesting an inordinate amount of natural disaster news.
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And what was a tsunami if not a natural disaster?
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NITF has provided the Sri Lankan government with natural disaster cover since April 2016 - the National Natural Disaster Insurance Scheme (NNDIS) - which covers all households, small businesses and relief work stemming from natural disasters.
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Catastrophic flooding in Houston from Hurricane Harvey is the latest reminder that floods kill more people in the United States than any other type of natural disaster and are the most common natural disaster worldwide.
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The ongoing natural disaster has also brought people together for good.
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This is one natural disaster we can see coming and prevent.
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"This is one natural disaster we can see coming and prevent."
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It was the second worst natural disaster in United States history.
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When there's a natural disaster that hits a community, what happens?
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That made Louisiana's flooding America's worst natural disaster since Hurricane Sandy.
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Here are some life-saving tips for surviving a natural disaster.
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But it's not a natural disaster, it's a man-made disaster.
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A decade ago, most humanitarian aid went to natural disaster response.
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Tianjin and Hebei Province already list smog as a natural disaster.
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In any pandemic or natural disaster, cleaning supplies are also needed.
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Natural disaster, some are for political reasons, road trips, ice storms.
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Ultimately here, we're facing what is akin to a natural disaster.
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A financial panic (requiring a Fed response), or a natural disaster?
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As always in a natural disaster, mental health is a concern.
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I'm not referring to a terror attack or a natural disaster.
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Let's build a new national commitment to natural disaster risk management.
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She likes Harry Potter books, natural disaster movies and her cat.
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He visits natural disaster victims and throws paper towels at them.
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"This is the worst natural disaster I've ever seen," he said.
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There were no tools, or hints of fire or natural disaster.
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WHAT is a bigger threat than war, civil unrest or natural disaster?
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The hurricane devastated large swathes of Texas previously untouched by natural disaster.
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I don't wish this type of natural disaster on my worst enemy.
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Now Puerto Rico must also contend with people fleeing a natural disaster.
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But what happens when a natural disaster gets added to the mix?
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Here are the latest space-based images of this unprecedented natural disaster.
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Go deeper: $19.1 billion natural disaster aid package blocked by 1 vote
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It's a scene you might expect to see after a natural disaster.
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Each episode covers two murders, unsolved cases, or the occasional natural disaster.
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Meanwhile, the stress and anxiety of a natural disaster can cause relapse.
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One of Mexico's poorest states, Oaxaca is often plagued by natural disaster.
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They likely will, as flooding is the country's most common natural disaster.
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That would make the storm the costliest natural disaster in American history.
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This isn't a natural disaster, it's something humans are likely responsible for.
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But we need to do more than plan, given this natural disaster.
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An entire region was wiped out by natural disaster and rebuilt itself.
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Inside the centers, the drill during a natural disaster can be overwhelming.
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Was it a flood, a natural disaster, or an act of God?
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Every morning, she wakes hoping a natural disaster has consumed the world.
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"We are confronting a natural disaster caused by climate change," he said.
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It's the worst natural disaster to strike the U.S. since Hurricane Sandy.
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More than three weeks later, Trump is dealing with a natural disaster.
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After that natural disaster, prices never really returned to pre-hurricane rates.
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When there's a natural disaster, there's someone checking in on a neighbor.
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Cellphone users can opt out of natural disaster or missing children alerts.
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Any traumatic event, from war to assault to natural disaster, can trigger it.
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Cell phone users can opt out of natural disaster or missing children alerts.
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But two years later, after a natural disaster struck, things turned exceptionally bleak.
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But Houston is still dealing with a major natural disaster of epic proportions.
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How has covering this historic natural disaster compared to those other reporting experiences?
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"This was by no means, at all, a natural disaster," Mr. Ma said.
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He understands the optics of a president's initial response to a natural disaster.
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The need for a speedy contracting process after a natural disaster is clear.
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For example, when a natural disaster hits, Hilcorp is right there to help.
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The inferno looks set to become the costliest natural disaster in Canada's history.
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In fact, Harvey may be the most expensive natural disaster in America's history.
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Appeals to vote or donate money to a natural disaster are not uncommon.
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Local leaders are posting updates and resources about preparing for the natural disaster.
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The catastrophe, if it comes, will first manifest as just a natural disaster.
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No doubt, daily in some place in the world some natural disaster occurs.
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Beyoncé's also donated a lot of time and money toward natural disaster relief.
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In the event of a natural disaster, Marines can assist in disaster relief.
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Otherwise, this natural disaster will quickly turn into a humanitarian disaster, as well.
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"A nuclear explosion is like every natural disaster at once," the video states.
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The Trump administration has been criticized for its response to that natural disaster.
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Venezuela is not in a good shape to deal with a natural disaster.
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This is not a natural disaster, but it is a disaster either way.
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Even natural disaster declarations are routinely influenced by both partisan and electoral politics.
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Democracies and nations with higher quality institutions suffer less death from natural disaster.
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It was at the time the most expensive natural disaster in U.S. history.
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Reliable phone service during a natural disaster can be crucial to saving lives.
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It may get destroyed in a natural disaster in his lifetime, he said.
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Flooding is the most common and costly natural disaster in the United States.
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If accurate, that would make Harvey the costliest natural disaster in American history.
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"This was the worst natural disaster in our modern history," Puerto Rico Gov.
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The same accord regarding humanitarian aid following a natural disaster has been absent.
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Barring nuclear war or natural disaster, there's basically no chance of that happening.
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How about a bachelor party in Auschwitz, or the site of a natural disaster?
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But when you're a Kardashian, even a natural disaster isn't stopping your social life.
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Losing everything in a natural disaster starts to seem like a risk worth taking.
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Coriolis Capital invests mainly in natural disaster bonds, options, collateralized reinsurance and climate derivatives.
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Many Americans feel like they are the victims of a slow-moving natural disaster.
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It has weathered political turbulence and a major natural disaster over the past decade.
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In principle, no one should try to take political advantage of a natural disaster.
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Hurricane Sandy laid bare the city's inherent vulnerabilities in the face of natural disaster.
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Approximately 24,000 people were forced to leave their homes as the natural disaster ensued.
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"In a way, without fire and brimstone, this is a natural disaster," he said.
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The culprit wasn't just another malfunction or a natural disaster—but a hacker attack.
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"The most common and costly natural disaster facing our nation is flooding," said Sen.
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The day after an unprecedented natural disaster, to which the President responded "good luck"?
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Democrats have been sharply critical of the Trump administration's response to the natural disaster.
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More than 50,000 Haitians are still living in shelters because of that natural disaster.
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Out of the hospital, as inside it, the patient endures an inexplicable natural disaster.
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That's like Deflategate crossed with a natural disaster crossed with a celebrity sex tape.
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We cannot wait for the next big natural disaster to hit before we act.
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During a natural disaster or other emergency situation, first responders' communications should take priority.
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After being displaced by a natural disaster, survivors have a lot of pressing concerns.
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Damage was estimated at over $1 billion, the costliest natural disaster in Haitian history.
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It was the worst natural disaster to strike the nation since the 21916 earthquake.
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Letter of Recommendation One of my best teenage memories starts with a natural disaster.
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Overhauling health care rules — even after problems arise from natural disaster — can prove challenging.
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People living through Brexit uncertainty or a natural disaster have disproportionate questions and concerns.
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The hurricane could result in the first major natural disaster the Trump administration faces.
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"What has happened here isn't just a natural disaster, it's also shameful," he said.
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But she also knew the people who live in Montecito had natural disaster fatigue.
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Hurricane Michael is not a 'natural' disaster We continue to blame hurricanes on nature.
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Fixing up homes after a natural disaster barely used to register in home renovation data.
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But pro or not, each clip is an important document of this historic natural disaster.
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Going through a natural disaster, the grief you experience is really unlike any other loss.
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She made mention of the L-O-V-E letters that survived the natural disaster.
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Around here it's always, a flood, or a hurricane, or some kind of natural disaster.
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For instance, stress after a natural disaster increases insulin excretion that could cause metabolic disorders.
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Nor was it the realization of an existential outside threat, like war or natural disaster.
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It could be a pandemic, a major natural disaster or an attack on our country.
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We've rebuilt the economy and rebuilt after the second-worst natural disaster in American history.
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It was the second natural disaster to hit the Southeast Asian country in a month.
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It's the natural disaster that inspired Viera to set the music video in Puerto Rico.
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Every time a natural disaster hits, we see plenty of fake photos on social media.
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These images capture the people and places affected the most by the devastating natural disaster.
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Some of the most vulnerable survivors of a natural disaster are the youngest among us.
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Communication is critical during any emergency, but whenever a natural disaster strikes, it's often unreliable.
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It could be after a natural disaster, it could be after an outbreak of violence.
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The world is in desperate need of programs that teach natural disaster preparation and resiliency.
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Now heading north through Saskatchewan, the fire is reckoned to be Canada's costliest natural disaster.
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Floods are America's costliest natural disaster but fewer people are insured than a decade ago.
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In this precarious environment, interpreting the second Chinese character as "natural" disaster makes perfect sense.
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Even without the natural disaster, sluggish oil prices have continued to weigh on Canada's economy.
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Millions of donors still give on impulse — in reaction to a natural disaster, for example.
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Climate change is, of course, never the only player in a so-called natural disaster.
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These agreements help utilities secure assistance for reconstruction from other utilities after a natural disaster.
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Why is the first instinct for many to volunteer and donate after a natural disaster?
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The coronavirus outbreak, of course, did not end up being like a contained natural disaster.
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I worry much more about, say, a nuclear war then I do a natural disaster.
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"It's not a natural disaster that's confined to a certain geographic place," Mr. Dorough said.
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In the aftermath of any natural disaster, money rushes in to help those in need.
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Then again, I've never seen a sitting president attack the victims of a natural disaster.
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Cash grants and loans could also come through local governments and natural disaster relief agencies.
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That equation changes if you suffer a loss during a natural disaster like a hurricane.
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In Trump's defense, it's rare that he sees a natural disaster bigger than his administration.
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Disaster management agencies in Japan and abroad are learning each time there's a natural disaster.
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Harvey will present a key test to Trump as his first natural disaster as president.
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The W.H.O. said there was evidence that child abuse also increases after a natural disaster.
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In a nod to Puerto Rico's building-toppling natural disaster this week, we explored earthquakes.
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Harvey will likely be the most expensive natural disaster in U.S. history, according to AccuWeather.
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It's the third time that a natural disaster leaves her without a place to live.
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But the natural disaster has also revealed something new: ancient waterways engineered by aboriginal Australians.
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"The RSG 3-D panel is known for it resilience to natural disaster," Calligar said.
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Cyberattacks are the newest frontier of war and can strike harder than a natural disaster.
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This one is more like a natural disaster, with man-made mistakes along the way.
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It's rare that they respond to actual fires, and even rarer to a natural disaster.
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This kind of natural disaster hits home for the actor, who grew up in southeast Louisiana.
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Rob Lowe tweeted about the natural disaster, as did Ellen DeGeneres and Bella and Gigi Hadid.
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"We're passionate about natural disaster efforts, but also education, gaming and social media," Rios tells me.
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These days famine is never just a natural disaster; it is always a product of politics.
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In the absence of a natural disaster we are left again to our own uneasy devices.
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The only natural disaster more terrifying than fires or tornadoes is a combination of the two.
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Maybe your real estate taxes went up or you were the victim of a natural disaster.
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In the aftermath of a natural disaster, a number of funding campaigns tend to pop up.
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America's worst natural disaster since Superstorm Sandy, Louisiana's flood rushed into South Point like a river.
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The natural disaster has claimed 15 lives and many more people are injured or still missing.
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Everyone who isn't affected by the horrible natural disaster should be doing whatever they can. 28.
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It disperses the risk that a terrorist attack or natural disaster will cripple an entire government.
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Cellphone users can opt out of natural disaster or missing children alerts, but not presidential alerts.
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On stage, she is a force beyond approach—like a natural disaster, but a good one.
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Now, less than two weeks later, Mexico has suffered once again from another seismic natural disaster.
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You blow through life like a natural disaster, knocking down everything and everyone in your path.
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There are simple Counter-Strike knock offs, pizza place job simulators, and natural disaster survival servers.
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Jennifer Garner knows how important it is to help the smallest victims of a natural disaster.
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What are the challenges that people with addiction face during a natural disaster like a hurricane?
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It is important for every President to visit communities that have been affected by natural disaster.
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It's like watching a natural disaster in slow motion, or seeing the earth explode from space.
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The scarcities in Oaxaca were not caused by a natural disaster or a besieging foreign power.
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On stage, she is a force beyond approach – like a natural disaster, but a good one.
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Sixty-four people died in this year's summer fires, Portugal's deadliest natural disaster in living memory.
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He signed America's strongest earthquake retrofit law to protect thousands of people's lives from natural disaster.
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It is this kind of blundering that lies at the nub of the unfolding natural disaster.
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The storm and subsequent damage could end up being the costliest natural disaster in US history.
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For example, the human behavioral patterns involved in cyber security and natural disaster response and recovery.
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The inferno is the first natural disaster to confront Trudeau, whose Liberals took power last November.
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Companies have also given Cheerboxes to people in areas affected by a natural disaster or tragedy.
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Scientists cannot always say with certainty how a given natural disaster was influenced by climate change.
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Talk to your health care provider about what to do in case of a natural disaster.
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There may have been a natural disaster, an increased risk of kidnapping, terrorism or civil unrest.
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This month marks the anniversary of the worst natural disaster in the modern history of Paris.
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In 28503, researchers from Tufts University compared natural disaster data from 22019 nations over 22 years.
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Let's vote on the emergency funds, the same way we would with any other natural disaster.
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Australia's koalas — cute, fuzzy and largely defenseless in the face of natural disaster — often grab headlines.
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Its stores can be called on to help distribute aid and supplies during a natural disaster.
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Every year brings some sort of downturn, whether it's a natural disaster or some other calamity.
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In short, we do not place blame on people who are displaced by a natural disaster.
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This is often true in the case of a natural disaster, when people send care packages.
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Trump on Tuesday acknowledged that the natural disaster would be enormously expensive for the federal government.
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Much of the money will go towards boosting weather forecasting programs including early natural disaster detection.
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"This is a natural disaster," he says, the pride in his work tangible as he speaks.
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Bloomberg's cover article explores what happens when an anti-regulatory impulse collides with a natural disaster.
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As far as they were concerned it could have been a natural disaster of some sort.
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When a natural disaster hits, these strict standards often become impossible to maintain amid the chaos.
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It caused 1,836 deaths and was the costliest natural disaster in history, costing approximately $108 billion.
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Here's what you can do to help those in need and those responding to this natural disaster.
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"It took a natural disaster for me to understand Snap Map," wrote Jessi Hempel at Wired's Backchannel.
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The donations brought renewed hope to a community devastated by the worst natural disaster in Tennessee history.
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It was the single greatest loss of American life in a non-natural disaster until 9/11.
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It was the deadliest wildfire to ever hit California, and the most costly natural disaster of 2018.
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This was not only a natural disaster caused by unusually heavy rain during a typhoon, locals allege.
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Insurance didn't cover the last shutoff, he said, because the provider said it wasn't a natural disaster.
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An as-yet-unexplained natural disaster literally cracked America apart, resulting in environmental degradation and general devolution.
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But many displaced by the natural disaster are still not in stable housing over 5 years later.
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However, this has the potential to be the costliest hurricane and costliest natural disaster in U.S. history.
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Temporary protected status is granted to citizens of certain countries that are facing manmade or natural disaster.
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The 50-employee firm has been around for 34 years and specializes in natural disaster clean up.
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More than 800 factory workshops were destroyed during the natural disaster, and least 600 female workers died.
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Today's show begins in South America, where a deadly natural disaster has hit the nation of Colombia.
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In the wake of a natural disaster, women-dominated industries like healthcare and tourism suffer big losses.
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It was the worst natural disaster in 90 years and the largest government bankruptcy in U.S. history.
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That can come in handy when a natural disaster sets off surge pricing for contractors and materials.
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Specifically, an F-150 would travel as far as it can into the natural disaster-stricken zone.
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The Red Cross called the flooding the worst natural disaster to strike the U.S. since Superstorm Sandy.
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That awareness also could be used to prevent future deaths related to this natural disaster or others.
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God forbid you ever end up in a natural disaster -- but if ya do ... now you'll know ...
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Airbnb waives its booking fees for hosts who offer their homes to refugees and natural disaster victims.
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"They did their jobs to the best of their ability in a natural disaster emergency," said Cobb.
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"The devastation is huge, especially because it's the second natural disaster in a short time," he said.
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From the ashes of natural disaster Haitians came to be seen through new eyes in this country.
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That manifesto then spans cessation of hostilities, law and order, economic growth, natural disaster and political theory.
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With the storm, the Trump administration faces its first test in dealing with a major natural disaster.
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But your first line of defense against a natural disaster will probably be the people around you.
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It ranked eighth for natural disaster risk, making it relatively safe from any inclement weather or disasters.
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In the study, the natural disaster ranking considered risks such as earthquakes, floods, hail, hurricanes, and wildfires.
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These videos give a much needed perspective on just how devastating and aggressive this natural disaster is.
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Notwithstanding the recognition that Maria has been the largest natural disaster confronted by FEMA, the response from the administration and Congress has been slow to assigning funds in equal footing as compared to other states such as Texas, Florida and California, which have also suffered recent natural disaster events.
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It's official: Hurricane Maria was the deadliest natural disaster to hit US soil in more than a century.
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We are asking to repair the island in the same way we do for any other natural disaster.
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Most direct research into resilient relationships focuses on children, often from regions afflicted by war or natural disaster.
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The city of Phoenix is preparing for a natural disaster, albeit one that is largely invisible: rising temperatures.
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"While hazards may be natural, disaster displacement is not always a fate we have to accept," he said.
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Outside the convention center over the weekend, Border Patrol agents helped local authorities respond to the natural disaster.
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Google's SOS Alerts are a way to provide essential information quickly in the event of a natural disaster.
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The province declared a state of emergency for what was shaping up to be Canada's costliest natural disaster.
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Moore added that it was unfortunate that a natural disaster coincided with Georgia's "constitutionally valid" voter registration deadline.
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In the wake of a natural disaster, humanitarian organizations have to act quickly in order to save lives.
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Let the victims of a natural disaster notify everyone of where they are and what their status is?
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She has been in the home since 2015, and she's had to deal with natural disaster issues before.
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John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, said that Trump's visit was "helpful" in raising awareness of the natural disaster.
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The entire process could take months, and it's likely to be the costliest natural disaster in Canada's history.
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The Red Cross has said the flooding in Louisiana is the United States' worst natural disaster since Sandy.
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In June, Democratic legislators filed a bill to create federal procedures for counting deaths after a natural disaster.
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"Today it's the trade-tariff war, tomorrow it may be something else, a natural disaster," the source added.
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The trip came just three days after the biggest natural disaster to hit the U.S. since Superstorm Sandy.
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In Bosnia, Kosovo, the Philippines, and Somalia, it has restored Islamic sites damaged by war and natural disaster.
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We learned that the only thing more devastating than a natural disaster was the force of obstructionist partisanship.
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Pressed on what could cause him to change his mind, Trump replied, "Hurricanes, natural disaster …" before trailing off.
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Consider what would happen if a pandemic, financial crisis, natural disaster, nuclear accident, cyberattack, or military conflict occurred.
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This was not a natural disaster, and the communities that were harmed by the toxic spill deserve compensation.
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It is not often that a public health emergency is declared for something other than a natural disaster.
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Insurers in Australia had a difficult first half of 2017 as bad weather pushed up natural disaster claims.
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But Congress should learn from this experience that the current model for natural-disaster preparation is deeply flawed.
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The natural disaster isn't mentioned in the novel, which otherwise hews closely to the backdrop of current events.
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Last week, the public got a rare glimpse at the art of spinning a federal natural disaster response.
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The costs of the Jones Act may be most severe during a natural disaster, but they never disappear.
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Unlike a hurricane or natural disaster, which is usually a regional event, coronavirus panic buying has spread nationally.
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Since the network is widely distributed, it could survive a natural disaster or an attack on critical infrastructure.
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The trade subsidies represents one of the biggest-ever farm sector bailouts not related to a natural disaster.
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It's much closer to a major snowstorm or a natural disaster than a classic 1930's-style depression.
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In part that is because it has taken place mostly by land, unprompted by war or natural disaster.
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On the plus side, it's unlikely that homes will lose power as they might after a natural disaster.
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It was the area's largest natural disaster since 2010, when massive flooding devastated thousands of homes and businesses.
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The companies are "trying to play this out as a natural disaster that wasn't their fault," he said.
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"We're live from the scene of a natural disaster of major proportions: My poor sick body," Ralphie quips.
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So many of these photos were made during times of profound extremity: war, natural disaster, deep social unrest.
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The IRS also offers relief in the event that a natural disaster causes tangible personal or business damages.
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But making the right moves with creditors after a natural disaster or other crisis can save headaches later.
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The unprecedented nature of a natural disaster like Harvey makes both comparisons and predictions difficult but not impossible.
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Then, you'll come up with your own ways to raise awareness about the natural disaster in your community.
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With some companies still ramping up production, the overall cost of the natural disaster has not been determined.
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As it's usually told, the story of Haiti is a story of setbacks, corruption, poverty and natural disaster.
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The media's search for "bad guys" during a natural disaster gets us angry about all the wrong things.
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The updated bill, called the Natural Disaster and Emergency Ballot Act of 2020, would require all states to expand early voting and mail-in voting systems if and when a critical mass of states declare coronavirus-related states of emergency (or another kind of emergency happens like a massive natural disaster).
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It may seem we have traded one natural disaster for another, but meteorologists caution the month is not over.
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Unlike Houston, Puerto Rico isn't a thriving place that happens to have been hit by a serious natural disaster.
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This nun is living on a prayer, or she's just pretty badass when it comes to natural disaster relief.
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The World Monuments Watch includes 2503 at-risk sites facing encroaching urbanization, political turmoil, natural disaster, and violent conflicts.
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The wildlife preserves with less wildlife to preserve, the marginalized, for whom a natural disaster can mean enduring poverty.
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The blaze, expected to be Canada's costliest natural disaster, cut Canadian oil output by a million barrels a day.
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In the face of yet another natural disaster, Jennifer Lopez is once again using her star power for good.
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Even so, the Federal Emergency Management Agency estimates that 40% of small businesses never reopen after a natural disaster.
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The state's impressive coastal policy illustrates America's ability to adapt to a natural disaster that is already upon it.
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From what I heard, many people's attitudes had shifted after seeing the tragedy that the natural disaster had brought.
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He capitalized on a natural disaster to promote his company's new tech, and the whole thing just felt ... awkward.
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The department is redirecting resources from other things to the border, much like it would in a natural disaster.
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The vault hold seeds from every country in the world to safeguard agriculture against man-made or natural disaster.
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And why in the wake of an immense natural disaster did concern for earthquake victims focus on him, specifically?
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Without these financial lifelines, entire communities can languish after a natural disaster, unable to rebuild their homes and lives.
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"Alternative Strategic Spatial Vision of Natural Disaster Prevention in Future Shanghai" shows just about that, in this busy chart.
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Vulnerability amplified It's easy to see how a natural disaster can amplify the conditions that enable and attract traffickers.
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And that worries industry critics who feared that it could be vulnerable to a terrorist attack or natural disaster.
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Hawaii, Seattle and Portland, Oregon, have enacted similar measures, likening the homeless crisis in America to a natural disaster.
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They decided to not let a natural disaster ruin the happiest day of their lives and they sure didn't.
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Contributing editor Sarah Emerson continues to own the weird animal / shithead Silicon Valley / natural disaster science and law beats.
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Stay well-fed in any natural disaster CNN's Dave Hennen, AnneClaire Stapleton and Greg Botelho contributed to this report.
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"The Great Galveston Hurricane" killed between 6,000 and 12,000 people and remains the worst natural disaster in American history.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, facing the first big natural disaster of his term, signed a disaster proclamation on Friday.
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Sometimes that includes delivering eulogies or attending memorial services for victims, or assessing damage after a major natural disaster.
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National emergencies are typically declared for short-term crises, such as the Zika virus outbreak or a natural disaster.
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This network would help in times of natural disaster, with constant, pinpoint-accurate data aiding evacuations and resource mobilization.
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Like the dissolution of the Louisiana coast, the carpification of the Mississippi basin is a man-made natural disaster.
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When most people think of trauma they imagine a car crash, or maybe a natural disaster or physical assault.
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Before Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico's worst natural disaster in nearly a century, the island was already grappling with insolvency.
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Hurricane Maria, which made landfall in September 2017, was the worst natural disaster ever to befall the island territory.
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Arkema said in a statement that its employees had acted honorably in the face of an unprecedented natural disaster.
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Along with having a fully-stocked kit, it's important to have a natural disaster evacuation plan for your family.
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No different than a predictable natural disaster, FEMA has been monitoring the outbreak since it first occurred in China.
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At least five other states already curb insurance companies from canceling or non-renewing policies after a natural disaster.
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Below, we share a few ideas for how to begin to talk about this natural disaster with your students.
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The storm is the first major natural disaster for the White House and the new FEMA director, Brock Long.
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Few events test the effectiveness of an administration — or bear as many political risks — like a major natural disaster.
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But now that the natural disaster is over, Baker says it's time to go back to the drawing board.
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And through a partnership with All Hands and Hearts, a natural-disaster-relief nonprofit, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.
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As for natural disaster grounds, Honduras and El Salvador themselves received TPS grants following severe flooding and earthquakes, respectively.
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Their predicament highlights how quickly a natural disaster can make life desperate for those on the margins of society.
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In August 2016, the Red Cross declared the floods that devastated Louisiana the worst natural disaster since Superstorm Sandy.
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When a natural disaster strikes in America, the local hotel industry has always been among the first to respond.
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For the first time, he offered condolences to those who have lost loved ones because of the natural disaster.
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"When we're saying this phrase, 'natural disaster,' we pretend we are not responsible for creating disaster," she told me.
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It combines the wrong-place-wrong-time randomness of a natural disaster with the precision of a hate crime.
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" How to talk about hurricanes now Notice how news outlets tend to call hurricanes like Michael a "natural disaster?
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Whether dealing with a natural disaster or not, maintaining older adults' nutritional status should always be a top priority.
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Maria was the worst natural disaster ever to hit the island, knocking out cellphone service and electricity for months.
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Absent a war or a natural disaster, Zucker cast around for an event that might capture the national attention.
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Aid agencies have called Cyclone Idai and its aftermath the worst natural disaster in southern Africa in two decades.
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Another hotly contested area of climate research has to do with climate change's role in rising natural disaster damages.
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It is also launching a Rohingya-language radio station that will act as a natural disaster warning system, he said.
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The singer also remembered being evacuated from her home as a result of the natural disaster, and witnessing death firsthand.
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The sunny ABC series wasn't almost "ruined," as the promo says, because of a storm or some other natural disaster.
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In the midst of a natural disaster, it can be difficult to grasp exactly what you can do to help.
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The ability to rebuild after a natural disaster is another prism through which California's vast income inequalities can be viewed.
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But in reality it's a natural disaster caused by structural forces — globalization, technological change, the dissolution of the family, racism.
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The package would also include natural disaster prevention and reconstruction from earthquakes in the manufacturing hub of Kumamoto, southern Japan.
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Back in December, Zee, 37, opened up about her battle with depression in her book Natural Disaster: I Cover Them.
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It shows Nick Fury and Maria Hill arriving at a Mexican village that has been destroyed by some natural disaster.
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But the alternative is a vicious cycle of austerity, recession and a shrinking population, now compounded by a natural disaster.
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Louisiana flooding The deluge that's swamped southern Louisiana is the worst natural disaster to hit the US since Hurricane Sandy.
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In the face of a natural disaster, it's possible that the population's priority and focus is on survival and recovery.
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Unencumbered ideologically, and unwilling to allow a natural disaster to unravel his presidency, Obama rebuilt FEMA after Bush left office.
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Congress can grant TPS to certain immigrants if a natural disaster strikes or if a war breaks out back home.
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President Trump's administration is facing its first major natural disaster with Hurricane Harvey, the massive storm that's pummeling southern Texas.
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We don't hear about their trials and tribulations until there is a natural disaster, such as the drought in California.
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Still, Gordon and her friends were conscious of the danger that could arise in the chaos of a natural disaster.
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The tragic scene underscored the challenges facing Indonesia&aposs government as it struggles to deal with its latest natural disaster.
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"If a natural disaster strikes, you shouldn't have to waste time grabbing spare batteries and a toothbrush," reads Oprah's recommendation.
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He is indeed "the best" at something: The single most deadly natural disaster in modern America happened on his watch.
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Staff also ascertained and dealt with the kind of psychological stress that is a by-product of a natural disaster.
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The TPS program was designed to address a situation where a government's capacity was hindered by natural disaster or epidemic.
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"You could find yourself in this country in a lawless environment from a natural disaster or a riot," Graham said.
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More than 100,000 homes were damaged from the flooding, which is the worst natural disaster since 2012's Hurricane Sandy.
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Hurricane season is here, and having phone service following a natural disaster can mean the difference between life and death.
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There is no reason why Americans should be given relief from the Jones Act only when a natural disaster strikes.
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I wanted to speak to someone who, with the wisdom of age, could guide me safely through this natural disaster.
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It's a wrenching choice: Of course, everyone wants to help victims of a natural disaster return to their normal lives.
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"What we are experiencing is a natural disaster," Transportation Minister Ahmet Arslan was quoted as saying by broadcaster CNN Turk.
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Prepare for the next natural disaster with this 30-day emergency food storage pail that you can buy on Overstock.
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"The 30 days free self-storage offer is typically extended to communities impacted by a natural disaster," U-Haul said.
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For countries located along the Ring of Fire, the question is not if a natural disaster will occur, it's when.
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And without accurate census data, the services that rely on it — schools, hospitals, natural disaster preparation — would be flying blind.
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In the wake of this un-natural disaster, we feel a call to rise, shout, and burn the house down.
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"No matter if it's fires or flooding, or any type of natural disaster, cats will often hide," Ms. Jarl said.
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People think nuclear weapons are like a natural disaster or an asteroid hitting Earth, because the consequences are so awful.
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The Corps's lackluster management practices greatly exacerbated the ruinous flooding that was the most visible aftereffect of that natural disaster.
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"We are very interested in how we can use drones for medical package delivery during a natural disaster," says Yap.
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While this disaster was caused by human failure, not a natural disaster, it does not alleviate Congress' responsibility to act.
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Staff sizes at some warning centers have doubled, and thousands of researchers around the world now study the natural disaster.
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While the natural disaster was taking place, Elias had applied to photography school and found out he had been rejected.
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So if a state has a natural disaster or an epidemic that unexpectedly increases spending, federal funding automatically increases, too.
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For starters, today, what would happen in the event of another major natural disaster or -- heaven forbid -- major terror attack?
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But, he added that the hit to growth was difficult to forecast, given the nuanced impact of the natural disaster.
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He became a symbol of the struggling people who are so often forgotten in the aftermath of a natural disaster.
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Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is given to nationals from designated countries affected by armed conflict, natural disaster, or other strife.
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Five years ago, the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan raised fears about the impact of a natural disaster on Indian Point.
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"In a natural disaster or hostile scenario, the last thing you want is your soldier thinking about his family,'" says Capt.
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The natural disaster has also hit economic activity in the southern Japanese island of Kyushu which hosts a number of manufacturers.
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"Nobody rebuilding his or her life after a natural disaster should suffer the negligence we&aposve seen in Puerto Rico," Rep.
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The nation's zoos have to be prepared for every kind of natural disaster, so the animals under their care stay safe.
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Readers are invited time and again to imagine a world devastated by natural disaster, destroyed by radiation or wracked by plague.
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In the face of natural disaster, artists question how the overwhelming anxiety of environmental degradation can be harnessed into creative action.
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Critics right away called out how little sense it made to wear heels to an area devastated by a natural disaster.
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It isn't simply a natural disaster: Climate scientists have long predicted that warming seas would bring more frequent and deadlier storms.
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All of these changes have insurers rushing to recalculate coverage on homes that may be total losses after a natural disaster.
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But her plan isn't in case of a natural disaster—it's for a possible raid by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Each year, millions of people, particularly women and children, die from preventable causes in countries affected by conflict and natural disaster.
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While a catastrophic event, like a natural disaster or conflict, can temporarily impact death rates, the HIV/AIDS epidemic was unique.
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A natural disaster again intervened in election season in 2012, when Hurricane Sandy struck the East Coast of the United States.
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Mozambique's natural disaster management said last week that nearly 3,400 homes were destroyed and more than 18,000 were displaced by Kenneth.
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Being prepared at every level reduces death and injury as well as helping to lower the cost of a natural disaster.
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The UltraBright 500-Lumen Tactical Military Flashlight provides total visibility during power outages, sojourns into the wilderness, or natural disaster emergencies.
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Public health emergencies are often declared in the aftermath of a natural disaster like a hurricane or after a disease outbreak.
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The social network has been steadily upgrading its capabilities to connect people in the wake of a crisis or natural disaster.
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Aid is vital in the immediate aftermath of a natural disaster, but support needs to continue long after the storm passes.
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At any given moment, perhaps during a natural disaster or a terrorist attack, Pentagon Twitter accounts might send out false information.
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Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico's worst natural disaster in nine decades, hit as the island was trudging through an unprecedented economic crisis.
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Athletically, Dennis Smith Jr. looms as a natural disaster, and Luka Doncic may someday be the face of the freaking sport.
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The storm, Puerto Rico's worst natural disaster in 90 years, forced the oversight board to revise the island's then-fiscal plan.
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Duke is not the only interim official leading a critical component of the federal government's natural disaster response and monitoring efforts.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been roundly criticized for its handling of Puerto Rico's worst natural disaster on record.
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When a natural disaster or war strikes, no one wants to barter for collections of antique dolls, baseball cards or china.
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People on Twitter were quick to point out that mowing the lawn during a natural disaster is such Dad™ behavior.
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Still others talk of a new amendment giving the prime minister and self-defence forces emergency powers after a natural disaster.
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" The citrus grower group added, "Historically, the USDA has a high margin of error in crop years with a natural disaster.
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A number of these companies have added wildfires to a burgeoning list of natural disaster threats, which include earthquakes and tornadoes.
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Senate Republican appropriators have proposed that amount as part of a $13.45 billion aid package to address natural disaster damage nationwide.
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The agency said Tuesday that scammers will impersonate charities to take advantage of people who want to help natural-disaster victims.
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From the perspective of a homeowner, a more-resilient home will be worth more — especially in areas prone to natural disaster.
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"Tourism is a big help in recovering from a natural disaster because it brings in money to the economy," he said.
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School lockdowns became more common after the Columbine shooting and are regularly practiced alongside earthquake, tornado, and other natural disaster drills.
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While rising sea levels are not a natural disaster on their own, they can lead to natural disasters, such as flooding.
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While it's hard to connect any single natural disaster to climate change, weather-related calamities worldwide have increased in recent years.
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Researchers in Maryland are debating a life or death question: Who should be saved during a natural disaster or disease outbreak?
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"She is so real and the audience can sense that," said Bulgarian actress Iren Krivoshieva, Mutafova's partner in "Mrs Natural Disaster".
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Kitagawa explained that people in Tokyo had already forgotten about the natural disaster due to the lack of sustained media coverage.
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After a natural disaster, human lives take priority, but it is also important to think about pets that get left behind.
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What they saw shows how much the federal government struggled to help people return to functioning homes after the natural disaster.
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When we have a natural disaster or a public health epidemic, that's not the time to solve the big structural problems.
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It's easy, but wrong, to conflate the inevitability of a natural disaster with the supposed inevitability of life and property loss.
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The California fires stretch the definition of "natural disaster" because human activities have exacerbated their likelihood, their extent, and their damage.
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In a special Natural Disaster category, Adrees Latif of Reuters took first for a photograph of the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
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That blaze had destroyed more than 2,400 buildings as of Tuesday and could end up being Canada's most expensive natural disaster.
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I've always marveled at how TV news people have to drop everything to cover the next natural disaster or terrorist attack.
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Many states have developed triage plans for what happens in a natural disaster or a severe pandemic, if hospitals are overwhelmed.
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Someone with personal experience of a natural disaster might not to be able to speak on that topic without getting emotional.
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I will always have the urge to jump over sidewalk cracks and stash old water bottles in case of natural disaster.
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If you've been thinking about adopting or fostering any pets, a natural disaster is an especially useful time to do so.
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But it's much closer to a major snowstorm or a natural disaster than it is to a classic 1930s style depression.
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"This is more like emergency planning for war or a natural disaster and we're doing this voluntarily," he told the BBC.
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Having a disaster plan for your entire family helps keeps everyone safe during the chaos the often accompanies a natural disaster.
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Explain. ■ If you have lived in an area that has had a natural disaster, what is your reaction to these graphs?
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But it's much closer to a major snowstorm or a natural disaster than it is to a classic 85033s-style depression.
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This could range from a data breach to a natural disaster, like a tornado, to a high-level executive suddenly leaving.
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States that apply for billions of dollars in a federal natural-disaster program must first explain why they need the money.
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For now, the island's residents find themselves once again trying to survive a natural disaster that has devastated the island's infrastructure.
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Also note: Natural-disaster victims who were unable to enroll in Medicare last year have until May 31 to sign up.
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"We are in about as good a shape as we could be to deal with this natural disaster," English told parliament.
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That is a natural reaction whether it's a single house fire or an island-wide natural disaster or localized manmade disaster.
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FEMA doesn't respond one way to a natural disaster and another way to a man-made disaster, such as 9/11.
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Americans can only do so much if a natural disaster disrupts the process, as Hurricane Sandy did during the 2012 election.
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In a country that was already beset by a suffering, the earthquake was the worst natural disaster in the nation's history.
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Most homeowners insurance will cover water damage from a burst pipe, but not heavy rain, rising rivers or a natural disaster.
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We should not have to wait for another natural disaster to spur investment in a cleaner and more durable energy infrastructure.
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The hurricane marks Trump's first major natural disaster as president, and he is expected to monitor the storm from Camp David.
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Iran's Emergency and Natural Disaster Agency told state-run Press TV that five rescue teams have been sent to the area.
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Similar to an oil price shock or a natural disaster, the limited supply of labor and production will create inflationary pressures.
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He was a refugee, a person who has been forced to leave his country to escape war, persecution or natural disaster.
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New research from epidemiologists at Harvard suggests Hurricane Maria was the deadliest natural disaster to hit US soil in 100 years.
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In October 2015, McHugh asked Miller if he thought a natural disaster in Mexico could drive people to the US border.
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But there are some things you simply cannot anticipate: a terrorist attack, an international crisis, a natural disaster, or a war.
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These methods can also be useful during a major sports event or a natural disaster such as an earthquake, Allahdadian said.
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And the politicization of this fight doesn't bode well for the next time Americans may need help after a natural disaster.
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I don't remember any president going right down to the area hit by a natural disaster and start pitching in personally.
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The traditional approach to building supply-chain resilience assumed that the threat would be a natural disaster that forced some capacity offline.
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The Puerto Rican stars handed out boxes of water and other life-saving supplies — along with empowering words — after the natural disaster.
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For people who are poor, older, or have a physical or mental condition, evacuating during a natural disaster can be almost impossible.
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This tour will come in the middle of an active natural disaster, with rain still falling, winds still gusting, and rescues ongoing.
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And don't forget, the bank itself may suffer damage that will prevent it from opening for some time following a natural disaster.
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"That's terrible," I replied absently, registering the news like any natural disaster befalling others — sad, scary, and unlikely to disrupt my day.
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Katrina is poised to be a riveting and devastating story of triage, of climate change, of natural disaster, of morally ambiguous decisions.
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Airbnb's Open Home Program facilitates connecting those displaced by natural disaster with people who can open up their homes in the area.
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Click here to view original GIFTsunamis are very probably the scariest natural disaster out there because they ravage everything in their path.
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The same criteria can apply if a natural disaster has temporarily had an impact on the homeowner's ability to make mortgage payments.
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The product is aimed at public safety officials — people like Nick Martino, who keep tabs on airports, prisons, or natural disaster sites.
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Pfleger, a pastor at Saint Sabina Church and a social activist on Chicago's South Side, compared the killings to a natural disaster.
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But if there's been a natural disaster, an accident or some other emergency, that may be a lot easier said than done.
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But Zee was diagnosed with depression, something she opens up about at length in her new book, Natural Disaster: I Cover Them.
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And note that Japan's stock market didn't crash because the island nation suffered from a major war, natural disaster, or other catastrophe.
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Saturday's natural disaster also impacted major automakers, which had just stopped their production lines to inspect for any damage from Thursday's earthquake.
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We moved all our employees out of harms way in any natural disaster before it came, if we could that, with hurricanes.
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What is the name of the natural disaster that struck the U.S. 11 years ago, causing a record $108 billion in damage?
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It is 60 percent more likely for a person to be displaced by natural disaster today than it was 40 years ago.
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Even so, insurers say the fire could be the most expensive natural disaster in Canadian history, costing up to C$9 billion.
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But before we all start panicking about our next natural disaster, make sure to read the whole alert — not just the headline.
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Picture in your mind either candidate consoling a parent of fallen soldier, or making a photo op appearance at some natural disaster.
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More than 10 years later, many within the community are still recovering from the natural disaster, worsened by economic and racial injustice.
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But it was another hurricane months earlier that has remained seared in the minds of government officials involved in natural disaster preparedness.
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Congress switches gears on proposed FEMA cuts post-Harvey It is not the first time Pence has visited natural-disaster ravaged regions.
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Over $125 billion dollars in damage was incurred, costing more than any prior natural disaster in U.S. history, except for Hurricane Katrina.
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Now Mr Trudeau faces an unenviable decision: whether to help the victims of a natural disaster at the expense of nature itself.
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Clement, who landed in Hawaii on Friday, said he has chased every kind of natural disaster, including blizzards, nor'easters, wildfires and hurricanes.
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You might think of a parent or a child in the hospital, or the need to evacuate ahead of a natural disaster.
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"Almost Like Praying" pays tribute to the island and highlights what makes Puerto Rico strong despite the destruction the natural disaster brought.
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A turnaround in prices would be the first major reversal since Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history.
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TPS is an immigration status allowed by law for certain countries experiencing dire conditions, such as a natural disaster, epidemic or war.
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The trauma of a natural disaster, then, actually improved the mental health of some people -- a phenomenon Lowe calls post-traumatic growth.
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The Red Cross is calling it the worst natural disaster in the US since Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast in 28.
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The Red Cross is calling it the worst natural disaster in the US since Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast in 43.
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Resiliency, Rolley tells VICE Impact, can and must be understood more broadly than just bouncing back from a one time natural disaster.
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For example, it could create this for a major sporting event, a natural disaster, an electoral race, or entertainment industry award show.
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The federal government goes through at least three discrete stages when responding to a natural disaster on the scale of Hurricane Harvey.
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President Trump faced his first major natural disaster last week when Hurricane Harvey slammed the Texas coast, leaving destruction in its path.
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Fortunately, the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, which houses famous frescoes by Giotto and Cimabue, escaped this latest natural disaster unscathed.
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The ship, the U.S.N.S. Comfort, has previously been deployed to natural disaster zones, including to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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"We've already lived through natural disaster here, in 1998, when the river flooded, and in 2004, when it flooded again," he said.
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It could be a natural disaster or a zombie-movie epidemic — a background event that provides atmosphere and structure rather than meaning.
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That number, however, increased rapidly following the natural disaster, as more than 130,000 people left the island in the past three years.
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Another 62 percent expressed confidence in their community-preparedness in the event of a natural disaster, such as a hurricane or flood.
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Most recently, the threat isn't global terrorism, hostile forces or a natural disaster — it's COVID-19, also known as the novel coronavirus.
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The officials said the death toll could rise further, with Afghanistan's Natural Disaster Management Authority still trying to compile a total figure.
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"We have a huge challenge to find the missing people," Carlos Ivan Márquez, the head of Colombia's natural disaster unit, told reporters.
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And some Democrats fear it would look bad to block a bill that would help people caught up in a natural disaster.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency coined the term "Waffle House Index" to measure the effect of a natural disaster on an area.
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But pictures and videos of the incident look like they're straight from some apocalypse horror movie where a natural disaster destroys society.
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That would surpass U.S. natural disaster insurance losses for all of 2015, which insurer Munich Re estimated at more than $20053 billion.
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Reuters has followed Saranya, who goes by only one name, and her family's journey since the natural disaster altered their lives forever.
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Invariably, they were just trying to get through another day in America, their wills tested by crime, by fates, by natural disaster.
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"It looked like I was in some sort of apocalyptic natural disaster movie where people were trying to flee," Mr. Dylewski said.
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The bottom line, both then and at FM Global, is the same: You can never be completely ready for a natural disaster.
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And the politicization of the negotiations doesn't bode well for the next time Americans may need help after a natural disaster, either.
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Every seed in the vault has a story as to why its there; stories about international scientific effort, natural disaster and warfare.
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"I don't remember any president going right down to the area hit by a natural disaster and start pitching in personally," Sen.
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TPS would be available only to people in the US legally when a natural disaster or other unrest struck in their home countries.
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Following the natural disaster, the actor created the Make It Right Foundation to foster new housing developments in the Lower 9th Ward neighborhood.
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Sometimes he tweets about Hurricane Maria, but not nearly as often as people expect the president to tweet about a devastating natural disaster.
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The government plans to increase infrastructure spending to boost agriculture exports and to shore up infrastructure in Japan's many natural disaster-prone areas.
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More than seven months later, after the worst natural disaster in Puerto Rico's recorded history, thousands of homes and business are without electricity.
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What is the value of elections when the economy's vicissitudes toss aside jobs, towns, and industries with the implacable force of natural disaster?
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Lawrence Hashish, an attorney for one of the nurses, said his client and her colleagues were caring for residents under natural disaster conditions.
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When a natural disaster strikes, people often turn to Facebook to express sympathy and concern for those caught in Mother Nature's unforgiving wake.
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If a shooting, natural disaster, or civil unrest erupts near an address deemed important to a client, Factal's technology will surface that information.
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The 25 sites on the list are facing various risks such as encroaching urbanization, political turmoil, natural disaster, and violent conflicts, among others.
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There is, however, one disclaimer on its website: "If a natural disaster such as a hurricane were to occur, this cannot be controlled."
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That would be the first major reversal since Katrina, the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history with insured losses of around $80 billion.
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The Cultural Relics Bureau said the repair was part of an emergency project to prevent further damage from heavy rain or natural disaster.
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The Senate has failed to pass a bill to send natural disaster relief funds to states such as Iowa, Florida, Texas and California.
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The natural disaster destroyed their home and crumbled their finances At 14, Lumilene discovered she was expecting a child with her then-boyfriend.
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A recession in one of those countries, or a natural disaster at home, would be an enormous economic blow to the Cook Islands.
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It's setting up a $50 million per year Facebook Donations Fund to match giving on its app to causes like natural disaster relief.
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The natural disaster personally affected Lopez, who was unable to communicate with her uncle and aunt Thomas and Adela for nearly a week.
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I am committed to doing everything I possibly can in the Senate to help Puerto Rico fully recover from this catastrophic natural disaster.
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Miranda released a video to accompany the song, which fosters an even greater feeling of togetherness in wake of the tragic natural disaster.
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That tragedy, as we learn in episode 2, "The Ladies Of La Belle," was no natural disaster, and was instead an actual murder.
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This is considerably higher than the number of Snaps that have been submitted for other natural disaster news stories, a Snapchat spokesperson said.
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Yet in the end, this event may go down in history as North Carolina's worst natural disaster on record, due to heavy rainfall.
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This includes the Great Galveston Hurricane of 21, which killed at least 2100,22017 people and is the deadliest natural disaster in US history.
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After the storm, Bumi Sehat set up a permanent clinic in the Philippines and continues to respond to areas hit by natural disaster.
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A F3 tornado ripped through southeast Alabama on Sunday and Lee County was one of the areas hit hardest by the natural disaster.
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Because we cannot control time, nor weather, nor natural disaster, the material one chooses in building is as important as the craftsmanship itself.
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Reinsurance company Munich Re called November's Camp Fire the world's most expensive natural disaster of 213 and pegged overall losses at $16.5 billion.
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Here's what we know about the flooding still to come and why this is shaping up to be a very costly natural disaster.
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Their task is now recovery, not from a natural disaster, but from a disaster politically inflicted by a failure of governance and leadership.
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"This amount covers damages to homes, vehicles and businesses (including operating losses) that are covered by the natural disaster compensation scheme," CCR said.
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Last year was the second-costliest year on record worldwide for natural-disaster insured losses, reinsurance broker Aon Benfield said earlier this year.
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"When you have a natural disaster, it changes everybody's priorities," said C. Britt Beemer, a retail analyst with America's Research Group in Orlando.
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"To those who have been affected by Harvey and Irma, you should be negotiating your aid because of the natural disaster," she says.
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Our power grid must be made more resilient to natural disaster while also integrating wind and solar energy, batteries and other storage devices.
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Cities like Bengaluru see a sharp rise in the numbers of children wandering the streets just before festivals or after a natural disaster.
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The designation is an immigration status allowed by law for certain countries experiencing dire conditions, such as a natural disaster, epidemic or war.
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The exploitation of catastrophes for financial gain is increasingly common, but is not the only kind of natural disaster-driven malicious digital activity.
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Often, these iconic children serve as symbols of a larger struggle -- war, immigration, natural disaster, or in the case of Ryan White, illness.
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When a natural disaster like Harvey wipes out the old wires, it's a good excuse for the provider to do a widespread upgrade.
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The Great Storm of 1900 killed at least 6,000 people on Galveston Island, and remains the deadliest natural disaster in United States history.
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Resources from the bond would boost Mexico's Natural Disaster Fund (Fonden), which is used for emergency situations and reconstruction activities following natural disasters.
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More than 15,000 people were killed in the natural disaster, which also caused a loss of power and cooling at the Fukushima station.
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It is a classic Trump-era Washington gridlock, with profound implications for millions of Americans whose lives have been upended by natural disaster.
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While a catastrophic event, like a natural disaster or a violent conflict, can temporarily impact death rates, the HIV/AIDS epidemic was unique.
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The announcement followed a series of tweets he posted on Monday that tied the natural disaster to the island's already fragile economic situation.
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Because entire presidencies have been judged by a commander-in-chief's response to a natural disaster, a potentially disastrous hurricane brings additional scrutiny.
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In theory, a natural disaster could deliver such severe losses to insurers, banks or other financial institutions as to cause broader economic problems.
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The state of chaos that followed the 24 storm robbed Puerto Ricans of any belief that their leaders could manage another natural disaster.
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" Tom Perez, the chair of the Democratic National Committee, noted that Trump announced the pardon "during a natural disaster that could hurt millions.
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If your property is damaged due to a natural disaster, you will most likely need to gather information for litigation or mediation purposes.
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ARTS & LEISURE An article on Sunday about the musical "Once on This Island" referred incorrectly to a natural disaster portrayed in the performance.
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The Earth's resources will become less abundant, the world's population will rise rapidly, and a new type of natural disaster is increasingly likely.
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However, you could be covered in more situations, including comprehensive coverage, which could cover your car in an event like a natural disaster.
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In 2005, just 33 percent of Americans told Gallup pollsters they were satisfied with the government's ability to respond to a natural disaster.
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In a decade without an obvious foreign enemy, natural disaster functioned as both a convenient antagonist and reflected our anxieties over environmental depredation.
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TPS protects migrants in the United States from countries that have been hit by dire conditions, such as epidemics, war or natural disaster.
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The approaching storm marks Trump's first natural disaster and one of the first major domestic problems that does not stem from political strife.
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Pending the track of Hurricane Irma, now churning southeast of Florida, the recovery may be complicated further by a second major natural disaster.
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The number of missing after the Fuego volcano's eruption was still unclear, according to officials with Guatemala's natural disaster commission, known as Conred.
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The biggest risk may be that an external emergency — a war, a terrorist attack, a financial crisis, an immense natural disaster — will arise.
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If it's something you have no control over — like a natural disaster — think about the strategies you can use to cope with it.
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The desperation of Clair's comment reminded me of my own experience trying to obtain methadone doses in the middle of a natural disaster.
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In the old days a TV station might have to hire someone to go to the scene of an accident or a natural disaster.
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And when the worst natural disaster in your state's history hits you, they expect you to rebuild their state, which is what I've done.
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Government officials are concerned that if a natural disaster or terrorist attack were to damage the plant, it could devastate nearby New York City.
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External pressures (like a national security crisis or a natural disaster) could temporarily raise the cost of defection, resetting society at the old equilibrium.
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I encourage everyone to keep their tetanus vaccination updated because you never know when a natural disaster will come your way; invariably one will.
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Last year&aposs horrifying natural disaster in Japan sent shockwaves around the world in more ways …Read more ReadGallup's poll results aren't entirely surprising.
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That's a good thing: Your bedroom probably already looks like the aftermath of a natural disaster without the help of a tornado-generating machine.
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Meanwhile, their people in Puerto Rico are being treated like second-class citizens, denied of basic resources after a natural disaster destroyed their homes.
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Flooding causes more deaths than any other kind of natural disaster the state experiences, according to state resources, and can slow regional recovery significantly.
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A snowstorm rewards indolence and punishes the go-getters, which is only one of the many reasons it's the best natural disaster there is.
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"Never before have we, even in a natural disaster, had the necessity to attend to this many people for this long," Mr. González said.
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This was Earth's mother lode of green sea turtles, all in one very small place and very vulnerable to human-induced or natural disaster.
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IAG had flagged discussions for the sale in August during its annual results, which had missed market expectations due to higher natural disaster claims.
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Fast-forward to the time of his presidency, when Puerto Rico is devastated by a natural disaster, he turns his back on them again.
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But overnight, the storm with no name began to ravage over 30 parishes across Louisiana, making it the worst natural disaster since Hurricane Sandy.
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McIngvale became a hometown hero over the summer when he welcomed scores of storm victims into his Gallery Furniture store amid the natural disaster.
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It is frustrating, knowing that we might have the ability to prevent a natural disaster, but not being able to work on it further.
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And an ongoing disaster is still underway in Puerto Rico, which experienced the deadliest natural disaster in US history in 2017's Hurricane Maria.
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The message was posted to the NZ Governor General's Facebook account, offering the Queen's condolences and thoughts to those affected by the natural disaster.
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U.S. President Donald Trump visited Texas on Tuesday to survey damage from the first major natural disaster to test his leadership in a crisis.
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And for many applications of the data, such as coordinating the response to a natural disaster or distributing vaccinations, time lost is lives lost.
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It is hard to believe anyone would seek to criminalize the way in which one facility was impacted by such a crushing natural disaster.
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Maria, Puerto Rico's worst natural disaster in nine decades, came at a time when the island was already trudging through an unprecedented economic crisis.
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"To those who have been affected by [Hurricanes] Harvey and Irma, you should be negotiating your aid because of the natural disaster," she says.
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And if early damage estimates of $8-9 billion bear out, "It would be the most costly natural disaster in Canadian history," Flannigan said.
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The estimate includes damages to homes, vehicles and businesses -- including operating losses -- which are covered by the natural disaster compensation scheme, CCR said Saturday.
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A deployment would also raise questions about whether FEMA might be left without a backup plan in the event of another major natural disaster.
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But it could be months before the fire — expected to be the most expensive natural disaster in Canadian history — is fully brought under control.
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The wind from Harvey — the worst natural disaster in the state's history — could also shift, pushing the smoke outside the evacuated 1.5-mile area.
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The government may declare the status on humanitarian grounds for a country that's facing dire conditions, such as a natural disaster, war or epidemic.
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No word on how the poor should have better planned for catastrophic natural disaster, but Williamson is not a friend of the poor, either.
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A man participates in the Unity March in Washington on Monday to bring attention to the humanitarian and natural disaster crisis in Puerto Rico.
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It found 40 percent of small firms in these areas had natural-disaster related losses, and 35 percent lost more than $25,000 in revenues.
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If you are among the working poor living pay check to pay check, one illness or natural disaster can put you on the street.
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Other former officials warned that the shutdown could stop the U.S. from being able to fully respond to crises such as a natural disaster.
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India and Bangladesh were hit especially hard, with over a million people, respectively, forced to evacuate due to a natural disaster or climate event.
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The first is that these algal blooms constitute a new type of natural disaster—one that, like hurricanes, can be expected every single year.
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Of course, the Thai boys are trapped because of a tragic natural disaster, while the tragedy facing the separated immigrant kids is man-made.
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Then Hurricane Maria, the worst natural disaster on record to hit the island, struck last year and made an already bad situation even worse.
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That goes double -- or more like quadruple -- when you are visiting a place where a natural disaster has struck less than a week ago.
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Usually such a premise involves an exotic vacation, a sleep-away camp or perhaps enforced confinement due to war, natural disaster or zombie apocalypse.
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PSG is nine points clear and only a natural disaster would keep France's most famous capital club from reclaiming the league title from Monaco.
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Update: The death count in the Ecuador earthquake has risen to almost 2100, one week after the country was hit by the natural disaster.
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The leaflets will also explain how Swedes should react in a terror attack, after a natural disaster or following a cyberattack against critical infrastructure.
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So far, nine people have been reported dead due to the natural disaster, and thousands have been left stranded in search of higher ground.
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Officials there eventually linked the storm to nearly 3,000 deaths, and the US territory is still recovering from the impacts of the natural disaster.
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The so-called natural disaster wiped out the deteriorating infrastructure of the entire commonwealth, destroying homes and roads, and leaving Puerto Rico without electricity.
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There's risk of fire, explosion, chemical releases, a natural disaster for our First Nations people who use the inlet so much, and for business.
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New research suggests that the hurricane is the deadliest natural disaster to hit US soil in 100 years, with a death toll above 4,600.
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For individuals who live in natural disaster-prone areas, it's become increasingly important to know what to do should a weather-related catastrophe strike.
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They need to find a way to maintain the momentum created by so much attention around a natural disaster to sustain long-term redevelopment.
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Bartoletti says outside of coronavirus, one major risk would be a natural disaster hitting during the pandemic, such as an earthquake or a fire.
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In most cases, however, they are charged to companies engaged in profit-making business activity, not utilities making emergency repairs after a natural disaster.
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Now Puerto Rico plans to shutter another 265 schools, an even harsher measure following a calamitous natural disaster that exacerbated the island's financial woes.
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"Our sensitive events policy was designed to apply to short-term events of significant magnitude, like a natural disaster," explains Wojcicki in her letter.
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For example, the regenerative nature of the bacteria means the bricks could potentially heal their own cracks after a natural disaster like an earthquake.
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An increasingly aggressive North Korea demanded attention on Sunday despite ongoing concerns about the recovery efforts following a natural disaster in Texas and Louisiana.
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Facebook, for example, now allows users to mark themselves as safe if they are in the vicinity of a natural disaster or terrorist attack.
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"This is not a natural disaster; it's one caused by overprescription of opiates and flooding of illegal opiates into the country," Dr. Frieden said.
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"We were not expecting such a bad cold wave in the country," Tamim Azimi, a spokesman for the Natural Disaster Management team told Reuters.
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Trump, facing the first big U.S. natural disaster since he took office in January, signed a disaster proclamation on Friday, triggering federal relief efforts.
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The visit will be a test for the president, as it's the first major natural disaster to strike the United States under his presidency.
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It found, 40 percent of small firms in these areas had natural-disaster related losses, and 35 percent lost more than $25,000 in revenues.
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Hurricane Harvey will likely wind up being the most expensive natural disaster in American history, costing the economy about $190 billion, according to AccuWeather.
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Furthermore, children caught in emergency situations -- whether armed conflict or a natural disaster -- see their education treated as a luxury rather than a necessity.
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Projects including improvements to the West Point military academy and natural disaster recovery efforts in Puerto Rico are among those that would lose money.
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The storm threatens a familiar natural disaster in Mozambique, which has already seen deadly floods worsened by devastating hurricanes in both 2000 and 2007.
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Simply using Google to search the name of the area where the natural disaster will or has affected will give you that visual information.
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Expectations may arise for levels of assistance sufficient to effectively address the physical, social, political, economic and health challenges presented by this natural disaster.
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Flooding is the most expensive form of natural disaster, and the first half of 2019 was the wettest on record in the United States.
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A CDL is a short term, small dollar loan normally used for municipalities to recover lost revenues and other damages following a natural disaster.
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The White House on Friday sought to assure the nation that the government's response to the developing natural disaster would be thorough and timely.
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It is the central government agency charged with keeping the country safe from natural disaster, terror attack, and guarding the perimeter of the nation.
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It may be about a horrible tragedy, a natural disaster, an armed conflict, a terrorist attack, a change in policy or some national emergency.
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The only time school lunch should be free is when a natural disaster has occurred and everyone is in need of a free lunch.
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Correspondents for The New York Times reported from more than 21919 countries this year, covering war, terrorism, political upheaval, natural disaster and social change.
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What was not observed was the possibility that climate change, driven by the oil and gas industry, had any responsibility for the natural disaster.
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This is really the first time we've tried to pull together an all-government preparedness strategy for dealing with this very serious natural disaster.
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You never know how people you've never met on the internet will take your joke under the stressful conditions created by a natural disaster.
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DISASTER BECOMING "MAN-MADE" Democratic U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut said the crisis was shifting from a natural disaster to a man-made one.
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Even if you are geographically removed from the area, there are ways you can make a difference for those directly impacted by the natural disaster.
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January 13, 2017 Though a series of winter storms has eased California's historic drought, it's also burdened many residents with another type of natural disaster.
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Ricardo Rossello said the wall should not be funded "on the pain and suffering" of U.S. citizens who have faced tragedy after a natural disaster.
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In the event of a natural disaster, there are a number of productive things you can do like donating to food banks in the area.
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The government plans to draw 103% of GDP from its stabilization fund for reconstruction over the period and use natural disaster credit lines from multilaterals.
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As "scatter-hoarders," squirrels create lots of little caches where they store their food, lest a natural disaster or crafty competitor wipe out their stockpile.
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Early estimates suggest the hurricane has inflicted $120 billion in damage on the region, making it the most expensive natural disaster in the country's history.
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Earlier this week, congressional Democrats introduced a bill calling for a national standard to be established in how deaths are counted following a natural disaster.
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In its annual natural catastrophe review released in early January, Munich Re said insurers paid out around $50 billion for natural disaster claims last year.
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"It's sad that we have an active and ongoing natural disaster in Texas, and people are worried about her shoes," a Trump spokesperson told CNN.
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To help victims of the natural disaster, actress Salma Hayek is encouraging fans to contribute what they can to a fundraiser she created through CrowdRise.
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Cat bonds and swaps allow investors to earn an attractive return, but they risk losing their capital if a hurricane or other natural disaster hits.
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Last year, for example, it set up deals with local Chinese insurers and provincial government to reinsure parts of two provinces against natural disaster risks.
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Indeed, in the recent history of Fitch-rated Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) sovereigns, no rating action can be tied exclusively to a natural disaster.
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In other words, this wasn't just a natural disaster; it's also an economic disaster that the local government cannot dig out of on its own.
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Information released Sunday by the United Nations' Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs confirms that North Korea is dealing with a big natural disaster.
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So if you do find yourself in the area during a natural disaster, or if you just need a little dry shampoo, swing on by.
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How climate change has played a role Each year, summer heat kills more Americans on average than any other natural disaster, CNN meteorologist Cabrera said.
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The response, and the emotional aftermath, of these coordinated raids can resemble the devastation following a natural disaster -- an unprompted comparison that interviewees consistently make.
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The deal states that the U.S. and China will "consult" each other if there is a "natural disaster" or other emergency that could affect commitments.
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Trump, facing the biggest U.S. natural disaster since he took office in January, has signed disaster proclamations for Texas and Louisiana, triggering federal relief efforts.
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The flooding was America's worst natural disaster since Hurricane Sandy, and yet, President Barack Obama had not yet interrupted his vacation to tour the damage.
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If he flies off the handle over unfavorable news coverage of his administration, how will he handle a terrorist attack or Katrina-level natural disaster?
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Hurricane Harvey is the first natural disaster that FEMA has faced in the Trump administration, and Long has been briefing the President regularly since Friday.
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But what happens when, for example, the U.S. Virgin Islands or Puerto Rico are hammered by a natural disaster, as Hurricane Maria is doing now?
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Every organization, whether governmental, academic, private or individual, has its own methodology for determining correlation or causation between a natural disaster and an individual death.
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According to the NGO Practical Action, floods have become the most common type of natural disaster -- impacting on average about 250 million people each year.
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The president is taking a hands-on approach to the natural disaster amid some concerns his visit could be disruptive for a region in crisis.
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In response to this massive natural disaster, the government explained that it had to bring in soil scientists and ecologists to help restore the land.
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But Trump has not yet been forced to deal with a terrorist attack, natural disaster or a new national security threat from a foreign government.
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Farmers face millions of dollars in lost crops, and federal agricultural officials have declared much of New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Connecticut a natural disaster area.
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This is typically reserved for a terror attack or natural disaster, and officials said it wouldn't allow for the kind of regulatory flexibility. http://bit.
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Going forward, we will invariably find ourselves in situations where homeowners need help, whether that need stems from a natural disaster or an economic downturn.
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The Milken report may provide a clue as to why: It condemns the island's government for not adequately preparing the territory for a natural disaster.
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Yet not a single LNG tanker is Jones Act-eligible, making it near impossible to move large quantities of oil to natural disaster areas quickly.
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The money will be spent on improving the railway network, upgrading ports, shoring up areas prone to natural disaster and improving wages for daycare workers.
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The Facebook CEO talked about features like Safety Check, which allows users on the social network to mark themselves safe when a natural disaster hits.
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He had previously said he would delay increasing the tax only in the event of a massive natural disaster or a 2008-style financial crisis.
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Shortsighted cost-cutting and willful bureaucratic blindness may have caused the calamity in Flint but the effect is no less than a huge natural disaster.
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"There is no change to intention to raise the sales tax unless there is a Lehman Brothers-type crisis or a natural disaster," Abe said.
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One of the network's new features will utilize user data, such as their location, to identify people in need of help following a natural disaster.
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Some are concerned that classifying the murky air as a natural disaster will reduce pressure on officials to fix the problem, The Beijing News said.
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Yeah. My best life at that time was, you know, not having to fly wherever there was a natural disaster, an emerging infectious disease, right?
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Through firefighting, the state tries to rehabilitate prisoners while providing a critical — and cost-effective — line of defense against a growing threat of natural disaster.
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A professional golfer, shaken by a natural disaster in his or her hometown, pledges every dollar won from that week's tour event toward recovery efforts.
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But the ~1,200 members of the community have been through a significant natural disaster before, and they know how to take care of one another.
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The idea is that a natural disaster caused so much damage that state and local governments are not equipped to help people on their own.
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Shelter in place orders are traditionally used by local officials during or immediately after an emergency, like a mass shooting, chemical spill, or natural disaster.
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Were all the signs that Ramon and Farid saw — 11:11, the butterflies, the estranged mothers, the man on fire — foreshadowing a deadly natural disaster?
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Experts are already predicting that final damage assessments of Hurricane Harvey will smash previous storm totals as the most expensive natural disaster in American history.
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"The No. 1 thing for homeowners to know about flooding is that it's the number one natural disaster risk in the United States," McChristian says.
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Each day we delay reducing greenhouse gas emissions, planning for sea level rise and making infrastructure more resilient is another "natural" disaster waiting to happen.
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It's also possible that results might be different for people who experienced trauma unrelated to military service such as sexual assault or a natural disaster.
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Braga said he was "first on the list for one of these new apartments", because his old home had been destroyed by a natural disaster.
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His project was to make a vehicle that could be dispatched quickly to natural-disaster sites—floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions—and provide food to survivors.
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"This pneumonia we see today, this Wuhan flu, it's both a natural disaster and a man-made problem," he said in one of his videos.
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As its name implies, TPS was created to 'temporarily' stall the deportation of illegal aliens whose home country is ravaged by war or natural disaster.
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In light of the recent natural disaster, the organization's CEO Thomas Tighes says that the disaster is now literally in his front and back yard.
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Will sharing a story tell them something meaningful and probably true about the world, whether that involves a natural disaster or a cool animal fact?
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North Carolina now has a record $1.8 billion in our rainy day reserve, preparing our state in case an economic downturn or natural disaster hits.
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The needs of our society are great: the sick, the elderly, the homeless, the recovering and the ravaged by domestic abuse, PTSD or natural disaster.
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Trump has been vocal about the federal response to the storm, repeatedly tweeting updates on the storm and the coordinated response to the natural disaster.
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Three-quarters of Los Angelenos surveyed in a new poll supported a right-to-shelter law, and most equated the problem to a natural disaster.
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Many of the Democratic presidential candidates have committed to including funds to preserve coastlines and protect coastal cities while rethinking flooding and natural disaster assistance.
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Such an earthquake, when it happens, will be the worst natural disaster in the history of either Canada and the US—and that's saying something.
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Aid agencies have called it the worst natural disaster in the region in two decades, and warned that the death toll could climb past 1,000.
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She also worked as a special assistant to President George W. Bush on natural disaster response while serving on the White House Homeland Security Council.
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Disaster relief organizations will now have access to maps based on three different types of datasets: location density maps to show where people are before, during and after a natural disaster; movement maps that show how people move around cities during natural disasters; and safety check maps to show where people are checking in as safe in relation to the location of a natural disaster.
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It is expected to better distinguish mortgage pools with high exposure to natural disaster risk, namely those with high concentrations in Florida and California, said Bailey.
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The 1556 earthquake that killed an estimated 830,000 people in the Shaanxi Province is but the deadliest example of China's long history with the natural disaster.
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Days after witnessing the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, Sean Lowe is returning to the Houston area to further help victims affected by the natural disaster.
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Harvey has been called "unprecedented" by the National Weather Service, and it may match 2005's Hurricane Katrina as the costliest natural disaster in US history.
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As Americans begin to assess Hurricane Irma's devastation, it's clear the storm has caused one of the largest natural disaster-related power outages in U.S. history.
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However some say the bigger challenge is a lack of systems on the ground to effectively deploy money and resources in response to a natural disaster.
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Through Open Homes, Airbnb organizes relief stays for people needing a home or bed in the face of natural disaster, war, conflict, or other disastrous events.
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Another 21.9% of the women said their mental health issues were caused by a traumatic event, such as witnessing a serious accident or a natural disaster.
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The military said the training was needed to test the military's readiness to rebuff a foreign attack or help in a natural disaster in southern Russia.
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In late August after a state of emergency from Hurricane Harvey had been declared in and around Houston, Trump also tweeted nonchalantly about the natural disaster.
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WATCH THIS: Over 20,000 People Rescued After Unprecedented Flooding in Louisiana This is not the first time Airbnb has become a resource during a natural disaster.
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And anyone who takes advantage of this to fake out a generous host and go sightseeing on the back of a natural disaster is a scumbag.
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It's probably some construction of nostalgia for simpler times, when even something as grave as a natural disaster was part of the background noise of childhood.
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Though the natural disaster occurred in central Italy, away from the olive grove-rich south, any farms in the area may be hampered in their production.
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The family returned home to discover their house and possessions had been lost during the natural disaster, and worst yet, Quinn, their smallest dog, was missing.
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And, having traveled all over the world covering natural disaster, wars and famine, I am fully confident we Americans don't have 75% of the world's pain.
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The building corner depicted in the sculpture jumps out of the white gallery floor, as if forced upwards by some kind of earthquake or natural disaster.
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Upon completion, players gain a sense of empowerment, as they will know the recommended steps for planning for, anticipating, and responding to a natural disaster. Engineering.
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The most recent natural disaster — the fast-moving 2018 Camp Fire that killed at least 86 people and destroyed about 14,303 homes — was the state's deadliest.
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And as the new research shows, a terrible natural disaster seems to have struck this civilization shortly before the ritual, which may have prompted the killings.
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He tries by donating his money, often to children's charities and victims of natural disaster—sometimes, to his credit, without much fanfare but often quite conspicuously.
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The two suns shining over the plaza in the film suggest that some sort of natural disaster or phenomena is occurring, as we know it is.
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Imagine the uproar if a war or an inadequate response to a natural disaster claimed so many American lives and cost so much in a year.
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The weakening of Irma, the second major natural disaster to hit the United States after Hurricane Harvey, allayed concerns about the severity of its financial impact.
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Broken into four-year segments, here's a look at how the number of natural disaster films that don't invoke climate change compare to those that do.
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Americans were wildy Googling information on the latest natural disaster or mass shooting, cuz I guess we had a few of those this year or something??
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He insinuated, too, that the study was counting deaths from after-effects of the storm, like spousal abuse, which he said spikes after a natural disaster.
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As New Orleans once again finds itself in the crosshairs of a natural disaster, local jail officials say they won't repeat the mistakes of the past.
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Every climate change-induced natural disaster, between now and the election, presents an opportunity for Clinton to portray Trump as whistling past the Louisiana flood waters.
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President Obama will visit the site of intense flooding in Baton Rouge, La., next week as part of the ongoing federal response to the natural disaster.
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Trump's tweet came several hours later, though it wasn't the first tweet of the day from a president who woke up to a devastating natural disaster.
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The idea is to enable the president of the United States to warn the nation of major threats — such as a natural disaster or terrorist attack.
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During a natural disaster, the cakes and breads we so often take for granted can become survival food, but equally as importantly, they can raise morale.
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The cakes, which some found cheeky and others perceived as a cash grab during a natural disaster, generated polarized reactions online ranging from appreciative to offended.
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Residents accused local, state and federal authorities of not mobilizing quick enough to aid them during what was then the costliest natural disaster in US history.
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Trump and officials in his administration have defended their response, saying they have sent resources and assistance to the island in response to the natural disaster.
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It is a humanitarian program that allows those fleeing from war and natural disaster to work and live in the United States without threat of deportation.
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It would also expand affordable housing to ensure access for disabled people, adding at least 85033,000 accessible units, and developing disability-inclusive natural disaster evacuation plans.
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International Medical Corps The International Medical Corps is a global first response organization which delivers emergency healthcare and related services to those impacted by natural disaster.
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Reuters journalists spent more than a year collecting their stories and little-reported data to produce the series, revealing the natural disaster unfolding beneath the whitecaps.
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President François Hollande declared a natural disaster for the region around Paris, as days of torrential rain sent the Seine 63 feet above its typical level.
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And our rage should stay red-hot at the Trump administration for launching an incredibly cruel policy that, unlike a natural disaster, hurts children on purpose.
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Bossert on Friday praised Trump, saying he was acting deliberately and with concern as he prepares to deal with the first natural disaster of his administration.
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The attacks in Paris were the first time Facebook deployed Safety Check for a human disaster, rather than a natural disaster, like an earthquake or tsunami.
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It's offered to immigrants already in the United States after a war or natural disaster in their home country, not to those fleeing disaster or conflict.
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America's pipelines and electric grids are vulnerable to major disruptions from "an adversarial attack or natural disaster," according to a recent Department of Energy (DOE) plan.
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Facebook is expanding on its Safety Check feature, which allows users to mark that they're "safe" during a natural disaster or terrorist attack in the area.
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The fellows traveled, examined and captured changing political landscapes, the crossroads of tourism and development, labor rights and natural disaster aftermath through their writing and photography.
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As community testing for the virus expands, if you're a business, think about providing additional facilities, space, volunteers -- just as you would in a natural disaster.
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Scientific evidence supports the idea that acts of generosity can be beneficial when we volunteer and give back regularly — and not just after a natural disaster.
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One author wrote of her experience during a natural disaster when, unable to receive her regular dose of methadone, she feared for herself and her pregnancy.
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The internet falls into a familiar cycle almost every time a major global crisis or natural disaster occurs: Hashtags are devised, petitions are started on Change.
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A current Saudi official compared the arrangement to royal payments to the families of soldiers killed in battle or to Saudis killed in a natural disaster.
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Emergency workers struggled on Tuesday to reach areas devastated by a cyclone, which aid agencies called the worst natural disaster in southern Africa in two decades.
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WASHINGTON — It would most likely resemble the aftermath of a major natural disaster: food shortages, skyrocketing prices, people out of work and a plummeting stock market.
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He lent his wealth and star power to myriad causes, from cancer and natural disaster relief to after-school programs and opportunities for inner-city kids.
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Thirty-eight percent of voters say that their community isn't prepared to handle a natural disaster, according to a new Hill-HarrisX poll released on Monday.
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The law mandates that businesses in the state aren't allowed to spike prices during any natural disaster for necessary items like food, water and hotel rooms.
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Hurricane Harvey is the first natural disaster of Mr. Trump's presidency, and the White House is keenly attuned to the political risks of handling it poorly.
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After all, the stakes could be high — few events test the effectiveness of an administration, or bear as many political risks, like a major natural disaster.
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But the difficulty of responding to a major natural disaster was apparent Tuesday afternoon as more trucks of supplies rolled in, and almost none rolled out.
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Everything from a natural disaster to a sudden change in state law could spell increased costs for insurance companies, and eventually, increased costs for drivers, too.
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"This is a natural disaster that was not fully calculated," Dr. Joel Myers, AccuWeather's founder and president, said in an interview with "Closing Bell " on Thursday.
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Nearly 40 percent of small businesses don't reopen after a natural disaster because of the cost to repair damages, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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And, even when he is questioning whether he is evil or warning of impending natural disaster, Irish songwriter James Vincent McMorrow unfailingly rises to that standard.
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The story reporters and journalists inevitably tell about the natural disaster will often be miles away from the personal stories of those who live through them.
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After well-received responses to the two other major hurricanes, Trump is battling to show Americans he can handle another natural disaster in a trickier location.
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Toward the center of the site lies a mound of bulldozed branches and tree trunks piled a dozen feet high, as if mauled in a natural disaster.
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"It is about love, generosity and the harmony of the Thai people ... and the efforts of all parties who wanted to overcome a natural disaster," Kongcheep said.
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That doesn't mean that the foundation's support stops there: They are also on the ground after a natural disaster to help the animals who need it most.
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The Bachelor alum took to Instagram on Monday to recognize and praise the many volunteers — including her husband, Sean — who have helped victims of the natural disaster.
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News of the natural disaster came as North Korea looked even more isolated from its neighbors and the wider world after its fifth nuclear test last Friday.
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"The population is doing really well, but they are very vulnerable to any disease, natural disaster," said Teague Stubbington, deputy team leader for mammals at the zoo.
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"When wireless networks go down during a natural disaster, smartphones with activated FM chips can allow Americans to get vital access to life-saving information," Pai says.
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Harvey may end up being the most expensive natural disaster in the United States since 1980, costing $70 billion to $8163 billion, according to BofA Merrill Lynch.
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The natural disaster is no doubt one of the worst in the Andean nation's recent history, though Colombia has experienced even more devastating events in the past.
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Not to be outdone by aid for a natural disaster, Trump said in an interview that NFL owners — who are mostly white — are "afraid of their players."
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A 2018 Politico investigation found that the Trump administration responded more aggressively to the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey in Texas than to Puerto Rico's natural disaster.
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Harvey may end up being the most expensive natural disaster in the United States since 1980, costing $70 billion to $1.043 billion, according to BofA Merrill Lynch.
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The organization pointed out that this flooding is the third natural disaster to hit a region it serves in less than six months, meaning supplies are scarce.
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These include active war zones, places that have been struck by a crippling natural disaster or epidemic and areas where tourists will encounter hostility and/or danger.
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"I've never seen a sitting president attack the victims of a natural disaster before," the 37-year-old said during a Friday appearance on Good Morning America.
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Harvey, which dumped record rain on the Houston area, is on track to be the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history, with damages estimated at $190 billion.
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But war zones and natural disaster areas are not what you'd call ideal conditions, so the 132nd Multirole Bridge Company trains for as many situations as possible.
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Before that, the last emergency declaration, unrelated to a natural disaster, was during the 2009-10 flu season, when there was widespread concern over a potential pandemic.
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Imagine having to evacuate your home in an emergency or natural disaster — that was the reality for many due to the recent devastating floods in south Louisiana.
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Not unlike after a natural disaster, firms that plan to be resilient in the wake of a cyber attack often will fare better than those that don't.
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Suga told reporters there was no change in plans for Japan to increase the levy next year, except if a major financial crisis or natural disaster struck.
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Before that, the last emergency declaration, unrelated to a natural disaster, was during the 2009-13 flu season, when there was widespread concern over a potential pandemic.
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When he was a kid, Mike Butcher's dad took him to an army base where the government had flown in refugees from a natural disaster in Asia.
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In Corpus Christi, Trump said he hoped the disaster response efforts in the wake of the hurricane would become a model for future natural disaster relief efforts.
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Join The Hill on Wednesday, September 2202 for a conversation on preparedness efforts communities can deploy to be more resilient in the event of a natural disaster.
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It's the kind of messaging that a company leader would send after a natural disaster, an attack on the nation, or a looming crisis within the company.
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"The American Red Cross says that we're one of the very first calls they make after a natural disaster," Dorer told Cramer in an exclusive Thursday interview.
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Among his many achievements, he will be remembered for leading the Coast Guard through one of biggest natural disaster seasons in U.S. history during last summer's hurricanes.
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"Only the federal government has the resources, as we have seen in every hurricane or natural disaster (that) has hit us here in the mainland," he said.
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Make no mistake: This tunnel, not to mention most of the aging DOE nuclear weapons infrastructure, is only one natural disaster away from a major radiological release.
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But that number quadrupled to 40 percent when patients were asked about their confidence in their ability to obtain medicines during a disease outbreak or natural disaster.
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Before that, the last emergency declaration unrelated to a natural disaster was during the 2009-10 flu season, when there was widespread concern over a potential pandemic.
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The state is typically triggered by trauma—often sexual or physical abuse, a combat experience, or exposure to a natural disaster—or by an unbearable internal conflict.
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The Trump administration and Congress are considering further assistance for the bankrupt U.S. territory as it seeks to recover from its worst natural disaster in 90 years.
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Here are some of them: Congress is already struggling to pay for natural disaster recovery, and experts say disasters could become even more costly in the future.
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"No wall should be funded on the pain and suffering of US citizens who have endured tragedy and loss through a natural disaster," Rosselló wrote on Twitter.
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Roberto Rodríguez, a former congressman who lives in the city, said raising taxes after a natural disaster would only make the reconstruction effort more costly for residents.
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The article said the move was ignited by California's record housing prices, volatile politics, high taxes, and "constant threat of natural disaster," like wildfires in the state.
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Rossello contends that the plan shows congressional leaders have "turned a blind eye" to the island, which is still trying to restore power following the natural disaster.
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But with officials poised to legally classify smog as a natural disaster by including it in the Beijing Municipal Meteorological Disaster Prevention Statute, not everyone is happy.
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The cellphone obsession is something that needs to be taken with care, but it's still a tool that helps in a particular situation, like this natural disaster.
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Rescue workers struggled to reach the areas devastated by Cyclone Idai, which has been described as the worst natural disaster to hit southern Africa in two decades.
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In the case of emergency, including a natural disaster or civil unrest, the United States embassy in that country will get in touch directly with travel advice.
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This was 1996, '97, and the biggest natural disaster of the 20th century hit the Red River Valley, and it's a story that most people have forgotten.
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"It is hard to believe anyone would seek to criminalize the way in which one facility was impacted by such a crushing natural disaster," the statement said.
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"America's health care system must be there to help communities face an emergency from a natural disaster, a manmade disaster, or a virulent contagious disease," they wrote.
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At the time, it was the worst natural disaster in state history in terms of insured losses, causing nearly $25 billion in such damage in today's dollars.
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"In the event of a natural disaster or global pandemic, then the United States will wait in line with every other country for essential medicines," she said.
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For those in the storm's path, now is a key time to review your natural disaster preparedness plan, which should include a plan for your pet too.
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Kenneth's main concern isn't running out of PPE—he said that's inevitable during a natural disaster like a pandemic, which overwhelms the system by its very nature.
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Unlike in a crisis of imminent physical danger, like a natural disaster or war zone, staying updated on a five-minute cadence simply isn't necessary, he says.
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But an acute emergency like a virus outbreak, but also a natural disaster or a geopolitical event like a trade war, can threaten to make things worse.
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One way to understand what's happening now is by analogy not to a prior recession — none have hit this hard, this suddenly — but to a natural disaster.
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President Trump also said late last month, after the Category 4 storm made landfall, that it would be the costliest natural disaster the U.S. has ever faced.
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Some researchers believe a natural disaster such as those caused by El Niño, which continues to periodically cause severe flooding in Peru, led to the Moche's demise.
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Mr. Trump is eager to be seen as a competent manager in his first big test in a natural disaster, and a shutdown could shatter that image.
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Underlying all of this is a growing sense of hopelessness, as the country faces off against a months-long natural disaster that shows no signs of abating.
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The TPS designation allows the US to provide a temporary immigration status for people who can't return to their home countries due to conflict or natural disaster.
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Harvey, the first likely natural disaster since Trump took office, is expected to be the biggest hurricane to hit the U.S. mainland in more than a decade.
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Those cities had smaller populations than Detroit and used the bankruptcy process to address isolated setbacks like the loss of a large lawsuit or a natural disaster.
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October 3, 2018 From the struggles following a natural disaster in Indonesia to a significant vote in Macedonia, today's show is explaining events from around the world.
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Still, there appeared to be some concern from the president's allies that he might overlook the natural disaster or not take it as seriously as he should.
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Trump claimed during a meeting with Texas officials that the damage and destruction brought by Harvey will be the most "expensive" natural disaster in the country's history.
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WalletHub has released its ranking of the safest cities in the US based on three key metrics: home and community safety, natural disaster risk, and financial safety.
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The big picture: FEMA officials told the Times that the cause of the stalled funding is rooted in how the federal government funds natural disaster relief efforts.
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It can take a natural disaster to force a serious discussion about new models and create a level of urgency that almost never follows a near-miss.
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It's an age-old tale: Time and again, federal relief money that is supposed to help people rebuild after a natural disaster is instead subject to fraud.
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This merciful act was one of many that America took to relieve the suffering of a natural disaster in one of the hemisphere's most troubled, impoverished nations.
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When I think about my own experience in the Boulder floods, I remember clinic workers who just weren't prepared to care for patients during a natural disaster.
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And, in the aftermath of a natural disaster, that perception of fewer "uniquely human" emotions led participants to be less willing to help victims in racial outgroups.
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Hell, cannabis businesses still can't even open up a bank account, leaving growers with very limited choices on how they can recuperate their losses from this natural disaster.
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In the days and weeks following the natural disaster, relief work will likely shift to support those left without homes and those sustaining major injuries from the devastation.
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In what South Pacific nation is the city of Christchurch, which is located about 30 miles from the epicenter of a natural disaster that struck on Monday morning?
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This type of natural disaster is not very likely to happen, but would be catastrophic in the rare chance that it actually does, NASA said in June 2018.
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Outbreaks usually happen when a country's health, hygiene, and water systems break down — and that's why they can appear after a natural disaster or amid a humanitarian crisis.
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After fixing up the mess, CYGNSS is now cleared for launch, and poised to boost our understanding of the same brand of natural disaster that originally delayed it.
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And in the aftermath of a natural disaster, that perception of fewer "uniquely human" emotions led participants to be less willing to help victims of a different race.
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"People need the ability to protect themselves during times of natural disaster," Chris W. Cox, executive director of the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action, said at the time.
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Floridians are well-acquainted with the federal response to natural disaster and just recently have begun the rebuilding process in many areas in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael.
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They argue emergency measures shouldn't need to be "offset" with cuts to other programs, citing previous congressional aid packages to help flood, fire and other natural disaster victims.
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" Those interviewed said the perpetrators are tech savvy, "use social media to track and disrupt activism events, and have created memes of minorities looting after a natural disaster.
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Attendees, who had traveled long distances and paid thousands of dollars for tickets, were given natural disaster–style tents for housing and in some cases were left stranded.
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The top Puerto Rican financial official at the meeting, Gerardo Portela, called the oversight board's insistence on more cutbacks "inhumane," coming so soon after a catastrophic natural disaster.
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The government declared a state of natural disaster for 30 days, giving extra powers to police to arrest people without a warrant in the interest of public safety.
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Underneath the political tensions, the Mexican and US militaries have expanded cooperation on weapons and drug trafficking, joint military exercises, intelligence sharing, border security, and natural disaster response.
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The flooding, which the American Red Cross said is the worst U.S. natural disaster since Superstorm Sandy in 2012, has killed 13 people and displaced tens of thousands.
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It shows Kevin Fahrenkrog, general manager of Anheuser-Busch's Cartersville, Georgia, brewery, waking up in the middle of the night to lead emergency operations during a natural disaster.
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"Stand By You" hits close to home, after Americans witnessed one catastrophic natural disaster after another in 212, including Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Maria, and the Northern California wildfires.
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P&C insurers' stocks fell during last year's natural disaster season and have attracted the attention of bidders as premiums are rising after several years of falling rates.
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"The very disruptive nature of a natural disaster may actually contribute to fueling the smoldering social tensions that exist already," Carl Schleussner, the study's lead author, told Mashable.
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Perhaps the greatest problem in imagining the future of Thwaites lies in trying to imagine a natural disaster that has never occurred in all of recorded human history.
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The blaze could cost insurers as much as C$6 billion ($4.7 billion), making it by far the most expensive Canadian natural disaster, according to ratings agency DBRS.
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According to the company, each ticket is insured, so even if AutoLotto offices were robbed or destroyed in a natural disaster, customers with winning numbers would be paid.
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Its gargantuan size and potential power amaze earthquake experts, who say it could cause the worst natural disaster in the history of North America -- if it ruptures entirely.
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These mobile alerts allow direct communication from the president to the American people, and would typically be used in emergencies, like a terrorist attack or a natural disaster.
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On Saturday morning, Mexico was walloped by another natural disaster, Hurricane Katia: In the wake of the destruction, Mexico said today, its own need is now too great.
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"We're considering games for financial crime and also crisis management in general — anything such as a product recall or a natural disaster," says Richard Bergman, PwC's cyber partner.
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The natural disaster harmed the telescope's reflector dish, but that's been repaired, although parts of a broken antenna were still strewn beside it when I visited in January.
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"With any natural disaster there's going to be anger and sadness, but at the same time there's happiness that people were left with their lives," Shane Singleton says.
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Meanwhile in the U.S. Naled remains the weapon of choice come virus or natural disaster, with nearly 6 million acres of land sprayed in Florida in 2014 alone.
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The natural disaster occasioned the Republican proposal, but it might be wishful thinking to cast this bill as a first step toward enacting a broader middle-class agenda.
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If something happens to your home, such as a natural disaster, a fire, or an insect infestation, you might need to get a hotel for a few nights.
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Last summer, seventy-seven people died in an unprecedented heat wave in Japan, with temperatures reaching 41.1 C (105.8 F). The JMA classified it as a natural disaster.
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As this humanitarian crisis meets natural disaster, this area will be overcome by uncontrollable waves of water from torrential rain and will wash away temporary housing and shelters.
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In Europe, an unusually hot summer caused a drought that wrought considerable damage on the agricultural sector and was the continent's most expensive natural disaster at $3.9 billion.
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The National Weather Service's labor union criticized the cuts, saying they would create a "perfect storm" hindering the agency's ability to provide reliable forecasts and natural disaster warnings.
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No one who was affected by that storm — or Hurricanes Katrina or Andrew or any other big natural disaster — will look at an approaching storm without deep trepidation.
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The United States grants Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to immigrants whose home countries have been devastated by war or natural disaster and are deemed too dangerous to return.
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That should be a wake up call for home buyers to consider whether your next potential home could be at risk of a flood or other natural disaster.
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As the East Coast prepares for another monstrous hurricane set to make landfall Friday, the president's misconstruing of important lessons from another recent natural disaster is particularly unsettling.
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Researchers hope to use the 30-pound suit and teleoperated humanoid to replace human operations in dangerous environments, like the fallout of a natural disaster or outer space.
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"The armed forces are often called on to help in natural-disaster cases such as flooding in the summer or avalanches in winter," Kurz said in the statement.
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The system, announced last month, ranks countries into four security tiers based on a number of factors, including the risk of crime, terrorism, natural disaster, and civil unrest.
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The specific risk factors the State Department will consider and highlight are: Crime, terrorism, civil unrest, health, natural disaster and time-limited events such as elections or protests.
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It was the first nationwide test of a wireless emergency alert system, designed to warn people of a dire threat, like a terror attack, pandemic or natural disaster.
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However, those with vertigo or acute natural-disaster anxiety may prefer to skip the introductory exhibit: a powerful earthquake re-enactment involving shaking video and booming surround sound.
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And his company policy, like others, requires employees to let the corporation know where they are in case of an emergency, a terrorist attack or a natural disaster.
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As the U.S. grapples with the coronavirus outbreak, Arkansas had another natural disaster thrown onto its plate this weekend ... a massive tornado ripping through one of its towns.
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Officials prepared on Monday to declare a natural disaster, which would allow for the mobilization of military and other resources to 12 states that have been badly affected.
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If you're born on the wrong side of the tracks, or if your house is destroyed in an unpredictable natural disaster, luck egalitarianism suggests that you deserve help.
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A halt could shave about 0.6 percent off America's G.D.P. growth rate, "the financial equivalent of a prolonged government shutdown or a significant natural disaster," Mr. Gelles writes.
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The WFP serves nearly 80 million needy people with emergency food aid and related assistance in conflict areas, refugee camps and natural disaster zones worldwide, the AP said.
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TPS defers deportation and grants work permits to nationals of designated countries who are in the U.S. following a man-made or natural disaster in their home countries.
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Reuters journalists have spent more than a year collecting their stories and little-reported data to bring you this series revealing the natural disaster unfolding beneath the whitecaps.
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Thirty-six percent of those polled in the Northeast don't think their communities are prepared for a natural disaster, compared to 22019 percent of those in the West.
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Every year, the company stages a massive, all-star charity concert in Brooklyn, donating 218 percent of proceeds to causes, including natural disaster relief and criminal justice reform.
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Being right takes precedence over literally everything else, including keeping the focus (his, the media's and the country's) on the Americans currently being threatened by a natural disaster.
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ET. The repercussions of Hurricane Harvey continue to leave its mark on markets, with investors wondering how much damage the natural disaster will have on the energy sector.
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Some 52 percent of leisure and hospitality firms and 47 percent of retail firms in affected areas reported natural disaster-related losses, the highest shares of all industries.
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BINAN (Reuters) - A Philippine city shrouded in ash from the nearby Taal volcano has turned adversity into an opportunity to help neighboring towns hit by the natural disaster.
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Ferguson said the agency is treating the event like a natural disaster and has activated its emergency operations center to assist local communities impacted by the power outages.
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Trump also claimed during a meeting with Texas officials that the damage and destruction brought by Harvey will be the most "expensive" natural disaster in the country's history.
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Flood damage in Texas from Hurricane Harvey may equal that from Katrina, one of the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history, an insurance research group said on Sunday.
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Meanwhile, Hurricane Harvey continues to cast a shadow over the energy sector, with oil prices coming under pressure, as refineries continue to be affected by the natural disaster.
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Doing this allows first responders to make sense of aerial imagery from camera-equipped drones and other vehicles during urgent events like a fire or other natural disaster.
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Trump also claimed during a meeting with Texas officials that the damage and destruction brought by Harvey will be the most "expensive" natural disaster in the country's history.
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For example, the autonomous VTOL can deliver essential items like food, water, and supplies, rapidly following a natural disaster that may have made the land inaccessible via car.
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Unlike other property or health insurance, claims on flood insurance policies tend to come in large groups and all at once as the result of a natural disaster.
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And every now and then, a real breaking news event — a war, a natural disaster — would boost the network's ratings and justify its continued presence in the bundle.
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A provision in the loan let Mr. Trump partially off the hook in the event of a "force majeure," essentially an act of God, like a natural disaster.
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Perhaps it's because I'm from a uniquely disaster-prone country, but I've always seen the specter of natural disaster as a matter not of if, but of when.
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Cooper's state of emergency declaration ahead of Florence included a ban on businesses raising their prices for necessary items during a natural disaster, like water, food supplies, and accommodations.
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While some might consider sharing a name with a natural disaster waiting to happen as an honor, one Wilbur is taking issue with his name's inclusion on the list.
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In the future, a cellular outage may not just inconvenience that YouTube user, but could also prevent an automobile from successfully navigating to a hospital during a natural disaster.
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Canada pledged $274 million in funding to U.N. agencies to help victims of natural disaster and armed conflict, with a focus on protecting women and children in war zones.
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