A magical academy has been overrun by ghosts and ghouls!
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But on Sunday, it appeared to be overrun by journalists.
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Today, the island lies in ruins, completely overrun by nature.
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Farah city was briefly overrun by the Taliban in January.
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Hollywood seems overrun by old ideas rather than new ones.
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We cannot allow our country to be overrun by illegal immigrants.
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It had long been overrun by illegally parked cars and trucks.
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He removed my appendix, which had been overrun by the disease.
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Today, he said, Washington is overrun by lobbyists and think tanks.
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As the day went on, the landscape was overrun by people.
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Perhaps you are utterly convinced the government is overrun by reptilian beings.
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They repeatedly expressed feeling overrun by photographs and addicted to posting images.
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Nessus, meanwhile, is a tiny planetoid completely overrun by the cybernetic Vex.
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What was largely an agricultural area was overrun by Silicon Valley neighborhoods.
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It's overrun by Nazis and it can't get a handle on harassment.
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The county is overrun by a religious doomsday cult called Eden's Gate.
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But there is one university president whose dreams are overrun by robots.
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This part of Syria's north was once overrun by Islamic State militants.
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Some critics say the Pride March has become overrun by corporate sponsors.
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Last month his replacement warned that the bill could overrun by £30bn.
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Facebook is overrun by fake news and sold political ads to the Russians.
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They leave now because the walled gardens are overrun by marketing and trolls.
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WHAT would you do if your home town were overrun by murderous totalitarians?
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He runs an ad saying that we're being overrun by immigrants from Syria.
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The work as a whole evokes a garden overrun by neglect and vermin.
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Instead, they discover that the entire trash heap has been overrun by walkers.
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One issue, of course, is that this White House is overrun by scandal.
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My mind was overrun by fear of things that likely would never happen.
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Doesn't a world overrun by, say, regular-sized house pets become Jurassic Park?
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Mtshali had a patient who complained that her hut was overrun by mice.
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In the Midwest, immigrant renewal includes neighborhoods overrun by heroin and meth addiction.
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Lately, Hollywood has been overrun by a crop of newly formed, quickly engaged couples.
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She has since deactivated her Facebook account after it was overrun by angry trolls.
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Yet for a community overrun by skepticism, their words can create discomfort, residents said.
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When the farm is overrun by zombies, he accompanies them to a former prison.
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The show is set in a dystopian Los Angeles overrun by aliens and warfare.
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They have seen their homes looted, property confiscated and districts overrun by Assad supporters.
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He's warning of an America overrun by MS-13 — an America that doesn't exist.
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Instead, Spain faces Russia, which had been overrun by Uruguay earlier in the day.
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Stay silent and it could be overrun by criminals, helpless to confront them alone.
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Nevertheless, sports-related and infrastructure costs are estimated to have overrun by 90 percent.
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Some venues complain they are being overrun by hordes of badly behaved gaijin (foreigners).
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Two decades ago, Colombia was nearly overrun by guerrilla armies, paramilitaries and drug cartels.
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America's national parks are being overrun by rats, cats and feral hogs Oh, my!
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A Liberal Democrat party overrun by centrist entryists would look like, well, the Liberal Democrats.
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Some worry that the show is overrun by brands and their increasingly overblown marketing gimmicks.
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It's also completely overrun by the scorched, a slightly more intelligent form of feral ghoul.
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Two security sources said Nigerian soldiers had been overrun by the initial attack on Jan.
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He says he's being overrun by Vietcong, he has men down, and needs emergency evacuation.
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Turkish Airlines resumed flights out of Istanbul Ataturk Airport, which had been overrun by protesters.
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The city is apparently being overrun by rabbits — and has been for some time now.
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In Kunduz, the capital has been overrun by the insurgents twice in the last year.
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The mystery woman tells Negan and Brandon that her camp was overrun by the dead.
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The live stream of the event, focused on white nationalism, was overrun by racist comments.
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Two outposts were overrun by the Taliban, but were later captured by the security forces.
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The three also were separated from the rest of the group and overrun by fighters.
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He worries he will be arrested again if his neighborhood is overrun by the army.
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One of the military bases was overrun by insurgents, and three police officers were killed.
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These are all to be used in case the base is overrun by the enemy.
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The couple is dropped into a forest in Florida – one that is apparently overrun by spiders.
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Too bad all of it is poised to be overrun by ice zombies and/or dragons.
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Not long ago America seemed stale and overrun by lawsuits, particularly compared with fast-growing economies.
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The negotiations were supposed to wrap up by end-March look set to overrun by months.
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But this does not mean that the capital is being overrun by absentee investors living abroad.
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The streets of every major city are about to be overrun by a horde of zombies.
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Nestle's blog was so overrun by trolls and she had to shut the comments section down.
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It was not uncommon to hear that the University of California had been overrun by Asians.
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There's a dire problem in which company's mainframe has been overrun by its own sock puppets.
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If successful, the experiment could serve as a model for other metropolitan areas overrun by deer.
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One local resident described the region where the collision occurred as lawless and overrun by jihadists.
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Behind this launch were years of evolution in a field previously overrun by clunky drone models.
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Overrun by outrage Having stoked anti-Obama fever in order to score midterm victories at the polls and then failed to deliver on pledges to derail major elements of the President's agenda, the party elite now finds itself overrun by a wave of outrage and discontent.
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Central Mali has in the past few years been overrun by jihadists with links to al Qaeda.
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Life in the wilderness was tough, and there were fears the camp might be overrun by marauders.
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But we can remember that for one glorious week in July, Twitter was overrun by Elon Musks.
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In 2013, regime forces in the area were overrun by the al-Qaeda-affiliated al-Nusra Front.
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The measures are supposed to clean up the sidewalks in a city overrun by electric scooter startups.
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This week, Honolulu will be overrun by gods and monsters, impossible visions and creatures that defy imagination.
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If the world gets overrun by the Walkers, it really doesn't matter who's sitting on that throne.
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There are a few times each year when your Instagram feed is overrun by the same image.
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Since reunification people in the region have felt they were "overrun by the West", says Mr Holm.
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The band's shows were being overrun by violent older people that he suspected might be undercover cops.
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" The message, Mr. Massie said, was not subtle: "Vote Leave, Britain, or be overrun by brown people.
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He repeatedly stretched the facts, for example, in describing the United States as overrun by dangerous migrants.
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Trump would say because we currently have open borders and we are being overrun by illegal immigrants.
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On August 11th, Huffman's alma mater, the University of Virginia, was overrun by white nationalists carrying torches.
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For Trump and Republicans, the caravan is a potent metaphor for an America overrun by violent immigrants.
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Recently, though, Jeremy Renner Official had been overrun by trolls impersonating the actor and harassing other fans.
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All was going well until 210, when Denmark proper was overrun by the forces of Nazi Germany.
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Is your town being overrun by those who can afford to escape coastal flooding or extreme heat?
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Our little village of Les Deux Eglises, I was informed almost casually, had been overrun by Germans.
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Local officials said that 14 police officers were killed and the checkpoint was overrun by the Taliban.
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Farms have been overrun by lava or crops have died due to volcanic gases in the air.
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Mr. Soumana's home region beside Niger's border with Nigeria had been overrun by jihadists from Boko Haram.
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The mattresses and contaminated medical supplies were looted from the facility after it was overrun by a mob.
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Burkina Faso has been overrun by Islamist violence this year that armed forces have been unable to contain.
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The natural ecology of the Bay Area was thoroughly demolished long ago, overrun by farms, cities and suburbs.
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Originally marked as a game reserve by colonists, it was overrun by the Islamic insurgents several years ago.
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When he first set up the Lenny server in 2013, Mango said they were overrun by prank callers.
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But the course, like much of the surrounding countryside, was overrun by floodwaters and the event was canceled.
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Local leaders around the country are faced with entire neighborhoods overrun by short-term renters and party houses.
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Afghan officials claimed the hospital had been overrun by the Taliban, but no evidence of that has surfaced.
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And two people were killed in Danville, Va., on Thursday when their cars were overrun by flash flooding.
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The couple live in a cluttered, cozy apartment on an East Village block not yet overrun by money.
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Despite having cases detected earlier than most countries worldwide, Japan has seemingly not been overrun by the coronavirus.
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"You sleep better hours, you eat more sensibly, your life is not overrun by constant deadlines," he said.
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What these policies reflect, instead, is a vision of "American carnage," of big cities overrun by violent immigrants.
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He had always been a fan in his village in Mali, now overrun by Islamic extremists and bandits.
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This results in Delhi, the nation's capital, and surrounding regions being overrun by a thick haze of pollution.
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"We will not allow the Lone Star State to be overrun by hatred and violence," said Texas Gov.
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Wednesday's hour-long concert marked his first return to the city that was overrun by Islamic State in 2014.
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Rory Smith On Soccer A Champions League group stage overrun by routs feels a little more worrisome than usual.
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They have their own disagreements, particularly over Idlib, a north-western province protected by Turkey and overrun by Islamists.
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He has restored a semblance of security to swathes of northern Nigeria that were overrun by schoolgirl-abducting jihadists.
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After an influx of almost 900,000 migrants last year, some Germans fear their country is being overrun by foreigners.
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And if you're like many users, your newsfeed became particularly overrun by fundraisers during the last month or so.
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Many of these slow-moving Western companies risk being overrun by global business and economic trends already in motion.
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The country was quickly overrun by Nazi and Communist forces carrying out the collusion of the Hitler-Stalin pact.
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Our unfortunate country is being overrun by my daughters: A hundred-crore house is more important than your struggles.
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It's that Blade Runner presents its futuristic city as one that is overrun by the liveliness of mass humanity.
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The utopias of desire make little sense in a world overrun by cheap entertainment, unbridled consumerism and narcissistic behavior.
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Mr. Trump's base and the news media he consumes believe that Europe is being overrun by violent Muslim refugees.
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They can be overrun by bots or trolls, devolve into personal attacks or provide a platform for conspiracy theorists.
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Stark described an incident earlier this month in which a Pentecostal church was overrun by a mob during church services.
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You play as a cop that uses a sword who discovers his city is being overrun by mutants and monsters.
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Crazy video I just took - this guy's hot dog stand in Times Square has been completely overrun by bees. pic.twitter.
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Trouble is, the place has been overrun by hundreds of belligerent and potentially radioactive wild boars, prompting public safety concerns.
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In late January, a base manned by Kenyan troops in the south-west of the country was overrun by militants.
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Still, with so many waiting for the game, you can expect this weekend to be overrun by Pokémon-catching zombies.
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With 650,000 Syrian refugees registered and more unregistered, Jordan has been overrun by the flight from civil war and terrorism.
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Your vanity is suddenly joined by — if not overrun by — a sense of shock, fear and, you would hope, humility.
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Several countries sent their ambassadors to join the Venezuelan legislators' sessions, fearful that their chamber would be overrun by force.
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Bryan C. Black, when the three were overrun by fighters after having been separated from the rest of the group.
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Many felt they were left behind, overrun by a legitimate sense of injustice that triggered a wave of street protests.
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However, traders said some antiques dealers were giving up because the market was overrun by tourists and by counterfeit wares.
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The threat next door in Nawa District, which was overrun by the Taliban last year, would have to be addressed.
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Mr. Mohamed, like Ms. Hussein, had fled Kobani, in northern Syria, when the city was overrun by the Islamic State.
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It is not overrun by manufactured tourist experiences and, on top of that, it is a Unesco World Heritage site.
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And if you're like many users, your newsfeed became particularly overrun by Fund-raisers during the last month or so.
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A country without taxes couldn't field an army, after all, and would soon be overrun by a country that had one.
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Without the NYSE keeping a watchful eye on trading, the entire stock market has been overrun by predatory high-frequency traders.
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"The Tenke Fungurume site is overrun by clandestine miners who organize incursions into the heart of the private concession," Muyej said.
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Now, Reddit, in its goal to be a laissez-faire haven of (relatively) free expression, has been overrun by nationalist trolls.
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"His message is we are losing this war, we are incredibly vulnerable, we are being overrun by Syrian terrorists," Dallek said.
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They expanded that evacuation order Thursday, warning that levees will likely be overrun by Friday, putting even more homes in jeopardy.
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Neighborhoods have been overrun by lava So far, 706 homes have been destroyed, according to the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency.
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In recent presidential nominating contests, states that opted to hold a caucus rather than a primary were overrun by massive turnouts.
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His retailers from districts overrun by the Taliban, who oppose music and television as un-Islamic, no longer come to buy.
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Still, it takes a certain amount of fortitude to stand by while your home is overrun by a harried film crew.
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Most of them fled the rebel-held area of Eastern Aleppo when it was overrun by government forces just before Christmas.
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When this film was released, New York City still had the reputation of being a lawless landscape overrun by gang violence.
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At this time last year, you spoke about not wanting "Last Week Tonight" to be overrun by coverage of President Trump.
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It's the kind of place that you expect would be overrun by gringo hipsters, but we found locals descending in droves.
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Hundreds of members of the Afghan security forces have been killed, in most cases when their bases were overrun by insurgents.
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If I lived in a nice place and it was overrun by flesh-eating ghouls, I might get scared or mad.
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At the time, the house was plastered in asbestos shingles and 1950s vinyl flooring, with a marigold kitchen overrun by mice.
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She is believed to have gone to Nong Chan, a refugee camp that was overrun by the Vietnamese in early February.
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I'm reminded of the album's cover-art, a hauntingly beautiful photograph of a home that's been overrun by tonnes of sand.
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Those were both in the Swat Valley, which was overrun by the Taliban and other militant groups only 11 years ago.
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Screenshot: DeadspinJeremy Renner launched in early 2017, and according to the Ringer, was promptly overrun by trolls in the ensuing months.
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My parents and grandparents had watched, from the windows of the house we shared, as Tehran University was overrun by protesters.
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In perhaps a big story of corruption here, the Department of Education has been overrun by the for-profit college industry.
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Why the heart of our city has to be overrun by crazy, homeless, drug dealers, dropouts, and trash I have no clue.
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Due to the disastrous decisions of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, a once stable Middle East has now been overrun by ISIS.
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A declining power needs containing until it is eventually overrun by its own contradictions—even as the urge to lash out remains.
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A temple in Bali, Indonesia has apparently been overrun by mafioso macaques that have been stealing tourists' items in exchange for food.
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With San Francisco quickly being overrun by its start-up culture, it's good that some places don't feel the need to cater.
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The attack at East Ghouta saved the regime, as many believe it was about to be overrun by rebels in August 2013.
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But unlike the ominous predictions of cities overrun by bikes, Dover sees the addition of bikes to his area as a boost.
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Used for mine storage until the end of World War II, the fort was later abandoned and is now overrun by nature.
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Fear of being overrun by immigrants was a driving concern for "Leave" voters, who appeared to dominate the conversation on social media.
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But once Instagram photos attract enough attention, the locations that get geotagged can be overrun by tourists trying to snap similar shots.
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No doubt, China, as it was in decades past, becomes an instant adversary, as its border is overrun by North Korean refugees.
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Many Americans see their neighborhoods being overrun by addiction and poverty, but see neither help nor recognition of the problem from Washington.
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Moving to a "points system" makes sense if Brits are worried about being overrun by low-skilled labor or overly "foreign" immigrants.
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"Manhattan is alive, overrun by fresh opportunity." god is a child in a flimsy building with muddy floors a lonely child hiding.
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It was now overrun by sightseers, many of whom had their backs turned to the monuments, arms outstretched, cell phones held out.
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During Ramzan, major Pakistani cities are overrun by beggars who travel from far-off rural areas to partake of the seasonal generosity.
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Television images showed streets in Providencia, an upscale neighborhood of Santiago, overrun by flood waters after the Mapocho River breached its banks.
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A video posted earlier this week showed a rescue crew being overrun by bushfires and forced to seek shelter in their truck.
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Crackdown 3 is an open-world action game that tasks you with saving a city overrun by the forces of a supervillainous corporation.
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EVER SINCE the fall of the Venetian Republic in 23, locals have complained that Venice, its former capital, is being overrun by visitors.
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The big draw is that the place is overrun by local writers, artists, and other creatives who are all working on various projects.
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Their first stop was a large vacant lot overrun by low shrubs, a green carpet of vines, and a scattering of banana trees.
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I was one of the early folks at eBay and by 1 it was completely overrun by consultants from McKinsey, Bain and BCG.
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The Everglades is being overrun by pythons because a bunch of former owners realized that having a giant snake is a stupid idea.
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In those days, the land hadn't yet been overrun by huts and crop fields: there was still room for the cows to graze.
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As these youths rise, they will determine whether democracy and universal human rights flourish, or the world is overrun by apathy or extremism.
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In addition to the creepy cages overrun by nature, I found the Old Los Angeles Zoo completely decked-out in spooky Halloween decorations.
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But in recent years, it has been overrun by a president who sees more value in ideological purity than in pragmatism and compromise.
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For years, parts of the province were overrun by some of the most extreme groups in the country, including al Qaeda and ISIS.
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The ultimate cost of elections overrun by hidden interests may be the loss of voters' faith in the political process and governing institutions.
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And if Ryan stuck around, he'd return to a House very likely overrun by Democrats and end up handing over his speaker's gavel.
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One of the consequences of creating an inviting laundromat is that it becomes overrun by Instagrammers, said Ariana Roviello, the owner of Laundré.
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But anxiety mounted as ATMs ran dry in the cash-based economy and supermarkets, afraid of being overrun by nervous shoppers, were closed.
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One day your world is contained and protected, then the next it's been overrun by ghosts possessing the adults and turning them evil.
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I know that I need to head back relatively soon, as the island risks being completely overrun by visitors from around the world.
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Syrian officials said last year they had moved hundreds of ancient statues to safe locations before the city was overrun by Islamic State.
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Ghazni, briefly overrun by the Taliban in August, sits on the highway linking Kabul, the capital, to the major southern city of Kandahar.
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He could feel the echo of his own terror and sorrow, and again his mind felt overrun by the lapping waves of time.
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Given these assumptions, a project becomes unviable if costs overrun by more than 40%, traffic undershoots by 29%, or some combination of the two.
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In the first book of Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol run, the world is overrun by creatures that can cut their victims out of reality.
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Soon, Morgan finds herself on the space station Talos I, which has been completely overrun by a shape-shifting alien species called the Typhon.
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Infinite Detail by Tim Maughan In the nearish future, the world is overrun by surveillance from major corporations that seek to control the world.
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Lost Lake: Run by famed Chicago bartender Paul McGee, Lost Lake is a tiki refuge in a world overrun by Negronis and Old Fashioneds.
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One FAIR campaign in Storm Lake, Iowa, portrayed the town as overrun by an "influx of Hispanic meatpacking workers," the Des Moines Register reported.
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Mr Gorbachev was ten when his father, a gentle and loving man, went to the front and his village was overrun by the Nazis.
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Four of those countries have possible endemic transmission, meaning that, like Brazil, they are overrun by local mosquitoes that carry and spread the virus.
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The party's powerful chief strategist, Amit Shah, says India is in deadly danger of being overrun by Muslim infiltrators he has described as "termites".
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The area was overrun by Islamic State in 2014, which swore to eradicate modern nation states and meld them into its self-declared caliphate.
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Trump has decried the security situation in Paris, lamenting that "Paris isn't Paris any longer" -- and suggesting the city had been overrun by extremists.
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The recently released Prey takes the open-world approach to a space station overrun by an invasive species that mimics everything, including human life.
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The maps were accurate; large swathes of Mabi marked as risky areas on the maps almost perfectly match the areas overrun by gushing floodwaters.
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"Grotesque," the midseason premiere focused entirely on Nick's efforts to survive trekking across a brutal desert overrun by gun-toting thugs and feral dogs.
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However it fell into disrepair, and, according to a CBS News report in 2016, was decaying in a Virginia dry dock, overrun by raccoons.
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In Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, Earth's remaining humans scuttle through a gritty, neon-soaked metropolis overrun by flying vehicles, flashing billboards, and oppressive skyscrapers.
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Python SpottingThe Everglades are being overrun by pythons because a bunch of former owners realized that having a giant snake is a stupid idea.
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Jamila Niazi, Helmand Province's director of women's affairs, said she had lost touch with the women's councils in the districts overrun by the Taliban.
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The all-gal band started in Los Angeles in 1985, when Hollywood's Sunset Strip was overrun by hair metal dude bands and sleazy starmakers.
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The new series will focus on characters who are the first generation of survivors to come of age in a world overrun by zombies.
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The accused gunman is believed to have authored a racist, anti-immigrant document that laid out a dark vision of America overrun by Latinos.
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It has in the past 15 years been overrun by day-trippers, tourists and, of course, the 20143 percent — industrialists, socialites and Bollywood stars.
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In any case, Mark mistrusted his own alley, which at this point, as he'd remarked to Liz, was overrun by the rats of resentment.
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The executive branch has been overrun by individuals who have consistently been allowed to treat the world as their personal playground without any consequences.
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In a world overrun by the overarching influence of white males and masculine culture, Shultis' works offer moments to reevaluate what that identity represents.
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The high school becomes an enormous tower by night known as Tartarus, which is overrun by beasts known as Shadows who prey on unfortunate victims.
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It's this connection to the community and speed of updating that he says will also stop Runway from getting overrun by the industry's established players.
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Neither the province of Ghazni, whose capital city was partially overrun by insurgents in August, nor Kandahar, rocked by the double assassination, voted at all.
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It's entering a market that's already overrun by short-form content from the likes of YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat, which is mostly free of cost.
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Trump has previously decried the security situation in Paris, lamenting that "Paris isn't Paris any longer" -- and suggesting the city had been overrun by extremists.
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In a scene he has just shot, for a film called "Kudzu Zombies", he plays a defeated politician in a place then overrun by monsters.
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As they approached the fence, they noticed that the next-door property was overrun by the plant: their own management efforts had been essentially futile.
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He's trying to convince his base that the Democratic party has been overrun by left-wing extremists who want to turn the US into Venezuela.
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He was wounded and won a Distinguished Service Cross for defending a firebase that was partly overrun by Vietcong, the Communist insurgents in the south.
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The latest collection, photographed by Micaiah Carter in an abandoned locker room overrun by shrubbery, features hyperbolic proportions, romantic silhouettes, tulle, and mostly muted colors.
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The issue has particularly afflicted Facebook, where despite promises from the social media giant to address the issue, users are regularly overrun by hate speech.
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But in the last decade, the Globe reports, the organization works primarily to protect the street from being overrun by visitors who are technically trespassing.
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"Once a commons that fostered the amateur eccentric in every area of interest, the web, by 2015, was thoroughly overrun by commercial junk," he writes.
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""It is highly unlikely to be physically overrun by anyone," he said, adding that "anyone who attempts to overrun that will run into a buzzsaw.
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Birkenstock said at the time that Amazon had become overrun by counterfeits and unauthorized sellers, which it felt had the potential to "jeopardize" the brand.
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Eugene O'Neill's Expressionist drama "The Hairy Ape" tells the story of a nondescript man overrun by industrial capitalism's demands on workers in 1920s New York.
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In 2015 Mukalla was overrun by al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), seeking to carve out an emirate far from the battlefields to the West.
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The town of Rann in Borno state was overrun by Islamist militants on Monday evening before being re-captured by the Nigerian military the next day.
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At the beginning of the story, Gotham is overrun by a new and horrifically violent gang, forcing Bruce to once again don the cowl and cape.
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At a time when the planet is overrun by authoritarians attempting to impose narrow dogmas, it's hard to think of much that could be more important.
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Complaints about being overrun by Californians have a long tradition in Seattle, but the risk that the area becomes a Silicon Valley overflow zone preoccupies many.
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Its soldiers board the ship and are attacked by a facehugger, before departing for a space station called Anchorpoint, which is later overrun by the aliens.
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Meanwhile, payday loan shops, bail bondsmen, prison phone operators, rental homes, and other services for the poor and the vulnerable have been overrun by these firms.
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Or those who have been culled in the regular reviews of its membership base to guard against the ever hip venues being overrun by 'corporate types'.
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It was overrun by people who didn't think of themselves as pirate gardeners tending the sacred network that supported this idealistic cyberspace—our newly created commons.
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In Prospekt, Shephard heads to the Nova Prospekt prison — a location featured in Half-Life 2 — to help Freeman, who has been overrun by the enemy.
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Before the Count has a chance to say his morning prayers, the plantation is overrun by a rebellion triggered by his feigned attempt at Christian charity.
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E.U. membership talks with Turkey, we are to understand, will soon see Britain overrun by millions of (Muslim) Turks — most of them thugs or welfare-scroungers.
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" The report concluded that the Labour Party was not overrun by anti-Semitism or other forms of racism but that there was an "occasionally toxic atmosphere.
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When those beneficial bacteria become overrun by harmful bacteria, it can lead to a number of unpleasant symptoms including inflammation, infection, allergic reactions, and upset stomach.
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For the last few years, hip-hop has been overrun by the mumble, with nearly all of its biggest stars basically unintelligible to the casual ear.
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" Birx also said authorities remain focused on ramping up testing in communities "so that people in the hospitals are not overrun by continuous need for diagnosis.
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There is also the worry that forests could be overrun by invasive species that can change soil conditions — another contributing factor on the climate change checklist.
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Swathes of northern and eastern Burkina Faso have been overrun by militants, leaving the government struggling to assert authority and forcing over 100,000 residents to flee.
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Three years of a steadily growing exodus from Venezuela's ever-deepening collapse has left Colombia struggling to maintain public order in areas overrun by the migration.
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More recently, Iran encouraged the creation of a Sunni version of those forces in Sunni-majority areas of Iraq that were overrun by the Islamic State.
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Each time I returned, the front-line villages I had visited previously — and the ragtag government forces struggling to hold them — had been overrun by insurgents.
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Saturdays, I drove to a local mall, traded khakis and polo shirt for baggy clothes, and skated ramps and concrete bowls soon overrun by frenetic children.
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Ms. Sun, from the northeastern city of Harbin, said she worried the cave had been overrun by tourists and was beginning to lose its healing effects.
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And it's because our system has become overrun by these market and institutional incentives that have pummeled the humanity out of otherwise well-meaning public servants.
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These were the types of videos that YouTube could sell to advertisers — especially at a time when the platform was so tumultuous and overrun by controversies.
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Of the thousands who fled the area, only a few have returned, leading to ghost towns — some of which are now overrun by radioactive wild boars.
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For the most part, both sides have little to do with college students who are, by and large, angry to see their campus overrun by outsiders.
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Before the massacre, Crusius is believed to have authored a racist, anti-immigrant document that laid out a dark vision of America overrun by Hispanic immigrants.
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Terrifying video captured the moment a fire and rescue crew in Australia were overrun by bushfires spreading rapidly through the South Coast of New South Wales.
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The family's property has been overrun by the cameras turned on them during filming, and out-of-place electric cable wires now snake through their land.
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Clinton, who served as secretary of state when the U.S. diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya, was overrun by terrorists, killing four American, is vulnerable on the issue.
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When the town of Greifswald, Germany, announced it was overrun by werewolves in the mid-17th century, citizens fought back with musket balls made of precious metal.
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Beirut's Grand Theatre, shuttered for years, was overrun by protesters for days this week who draped above its vast colonial entrance a banner reading "reclaiming public property".
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Specifically, the landfills lack bottom liners, which help block toxins from leaking into the groundwater, and have been overrun by residents dumping a range of household waste.
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Civil-engineering graduate student Lucy goes home to visit her grandmother in Bushwick, and finds the Brooklyn neighborhood overrun by masked soldiers systematically killing everyone in sight.
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The improvised explosive device detonated near Ghazni city, the provincial capital, which has seen stepped-up attacks since it was was overrun by Taliban forces in August.
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The story follows The Doctor, Harry, and Sarah Jane as they arrive on a Scottish island, discovering that it's been overrun by scarecrows that threaten local residents.
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Will it get overrun by cheating and smurfing, plagued by unrepentant jerks and trolls, or just outright fail to attract enough players to keep it appropriately balanced?
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It almost certainly means Westeros is closer to collapse — and to being overrun by the Night King and his armies — than anybody in the country yet knows.
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The trio return, apparently ageless, to an unfamiliar O-Town overrun by technology, trendiness and a pace with which our awkward, sensitive hero has trouble keeping up.
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In their view, the country is being overrun by foreigners who not only take their jobs and welfare benefits, but also bring fundamentally different values into Britain.
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Some 85033 were taken in by England; the remaining 600 were accepted by France, Belgium and the Netherlands, three countries soon to be overrun by German forces.
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A single large shrimp and some bites of a sea bass, for example, were overrun by a cockles convention — I stopped counting these little clams at 30.
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She had her baby last issue on a spaceship overrun by aliens, and this issue sees her... adapting to life as the mother of an infant son.
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Cancer or tapeworm Finally, in 2015, CDC scientists were able to say definitively that the Colombian patient had been overrun by cancer transmitted from a parasitic tapeworm.
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The summer before, her village had been overrun by Islamic State militants; her family fled and then returned in the fall once government forces drove them out.
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"We cannot allow our Country to be overrun by illegal immigrants as the Democrats tell their phony stories of sadness and grief," Mr. Trump said on Twitter.
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And suddenly, Jaghori — a haven for an ethnic Hazara Shiite minority that has been persecuted by extremists — appeared at risk of being completely overrun by the Taliban.
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The film is based on "Nothing Lasts Forever," Roderick Thorp's 1979 novel about a Los Angeles office building that is overrun by German terrorists on Christmas Eve.
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In April, at least four people were killed and seven were wounded in a suicide bombing in Bama, a town that had been overrun by the insurgency.
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But now Cadillac finds itself overrun by German and Asian S.U.V.s and G.M.'s leaders have parted ways with the man once seen as the brand's future.
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With nukes in hand, the Kims have calculated, they need not fear being overrun by South Korea, invaded by the United States or sold out by China.
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The world is overrun by Heaven's Gate-like suicide cults that are killing themselves off in waves, with each cultist taking a dozen animals along with them.
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Mainland China's growing robotics sector has allegedly been overrun by domestic companies which have fraudulently obtained vast amounts of subsidies from various local governments, according to industry insiders.
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LESBOS, Greece (Reuters) - Hundreds of asylum-seekers stranded on Greece's Lesbos island are living in makeshift tents in a field overrun by garbage, without electricity or running water.
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An abandoned clothesline, upon which are hung a sweatshirt, a tank top, and a pair of jeans, is overrun by moss-like sprouts from the passage of time.
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What they find is an actual abandoned carnival, complete with a broken-down ferris wheel that is overrun by a combination of soldier zombies and ordinary people zombies.
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And even if it gets overrun by competitors, it still may retain some value due to its pre-programmed scarcity (only 21 million Bitcoin will be mined, ever).
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Fears of America being overrun by immigrants make a little more sense if you think that a third of people living in the United States are immigrants already.
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It was an emotional return for members of Bartella's displaced Christian community, who had been forced to flee when their hometown was overrun by the Islamist terror group.
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In Arlington, Nebraska, a rail line was overrun by water, forcing its closure; contractors in the town said the line transports agricultural products like corn to other facilities.
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The judge said that while risks remained, including that portions of Iraq had been "overrun" by the Islamic State, he could not blindly accept withholding the remaining photos.
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Against her, there's the Lannisters, who never do seem to pay off their debts, and maybe a King in the North, who's about to be overrun by zombies.
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"If you're really pathetically weak the country is going to be overrun by millions of people, and if you're strong then you don't have any heart," Trump said.
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Yu's the key subject of an experiment on the space station Talos One, but things aren't going quite so well — the space station has been overrun by aliens.
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"Come What May" grafts a suspense narrative involving multinational characters to a story of genial rural folk compelled to flee their homes before they're overrun by bloodthirsty trespassers.
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Siriraj, a big, busy city hospital, was overrun by mourners at times, although the river of people parted for patients on gurneys and wheelchairs coming in and out.
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That dystopian view of America, overrun by people looking to cheat the system and threaten its security, offers a grim image of life under a second Clinton presidency.
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Furthermore, input costs are lower, and organic ponds have a longer lifespan than intensively farmed ponds, which often become so overrun by disease and pollution they are abandoned.
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"If you don't want America to be overrun by masses of illegal aliens and giant caravans, you'd better vote Republican," Trump said at his Missouri rally on Thursday.
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Global Shopping PRAGUE — A visit to the Palladium shopping center in central Prague might make you think that the Czech capital has been overrun by international mega-brands.
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In the years when most of Europe was overrun by the Nazis or fascist dictatorships, the Anglo-American allies were the last hope of freedom, democracy and internationalism.
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Angela Wright and her fiancée, Victoria Owen, had been living in their Brentwood, Tennessee, apartment for about two months when the home became overrun by venomous brown recluse spiders.
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Instead of being cared for as refugees, families have been torn apart to galvanize xenophobia and reinforce the false narrative that our country is being violently overrun by immigrants.
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In addition to directing, Krasinski casts himself alongside real-life partner Emily Blunt as parents caring for their children in a world overrun by murderous aliens with incredible hearing.
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When General Lee's Virginia home was overrun by Union soldiers, the tent was brought back to the capital and put on display to serve as a patriotic rallying-point.
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YouTubers interpreted that to mean if their comment sections became overrun by bad actors or predators — or those acting as such — they would lose monetization privileges on their channel.
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But beyond the simple irony of a hearing about white supremacy being overrun by white supremacists, it raises a baffling question: why didn't Google anticipate that this would happen?
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He didn't think they would stop the country from being overrun by terrorists, and he didn't want to be remembered for letting that happen on his watch, Axios reports.
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Mosul is in Iraq's second-largest city and was overrun by ISIS fighters in June 2014 during the terrorist group's land grab across parts of north and central Iraq.
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Sony says the game sold 3.4 million units worldwide, virtually guaranteeing that Aloy, the hunter/archer living in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by robots, will get a sequel.
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"If you don't want America to be overrun by masses of illegal aliens and giant caravans, you'd better vote Republican," he told a crowd in Missouri on November 2.
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In 24 hours, the estimated 1,000 elite US troops based in northeastern Syria to fight the Islamic State have found themselves overrun by Syrian, Turkish, and Russian military units.
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Alan sees this and tries to save her, but he blacks out underwater and wakes up in a nightmare version of Bright Falls that's been overrun by shadowy creatures.
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"Williams's actions helped save the lives of four critically wounded soldiers and prevented the lead element of the assault force from being overrun by the enemy," the announcement reads.
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The midfield, overrun by Serbia's press, began controlling the ball for longer periods of time, and Switzerland spent the final 20 minutes of the first half on the attack.
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Kojo, on the southern flank of Mount Sinjar, was one of the first Yazidi villages to be overrun by ISIS, which launched its attack from the south on Aug.
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Suspect wrote a 'manifesto,' police say Crusius is believed to have authored a racist, anti-immigrant document that laid out a dark vision of America overrun by Hispanic immigrants.
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Set in a fictitious African country overrun by insurgents and an Ebola-like epidemic, "Wolf Warrior 2" has broken records in Chinese cinemas since its release in late July.
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By 1960, a developer had carved the area encompassing Leilani Estates, the now evacuated rural outpost overrun by lava flows in some areas, into more than 2,000 housing lots.
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Finally it is infiltrating golf, a game overrun by numbers and statistics, and "stats guys" are becoming as important to tour pros as swing instructors and fitness trainers are.
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I accompanied a friend who was paymaster for his artillery unit to Fire Support Base Russell, which had been nearly overrun by the North Vietnamese Army the night before.
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The risk for the established German carmakers is that they will cling too long to old technologies and be overrun by new companies that focus exclusively on electric vehicles.
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Militant attacks have seen notable towns in the northeastern state of Borno overrun by ISWA, and sent residents there fleeing to the relative safety of Maiduguri, the state capital.
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The German government was destroying society by allowing it to be overrun by "culturally foreign people such as Arabs, Sinti and Roma," the newspaper quoted the email as saying.
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In August, an Afghan military base in the northern province of Faryab was overrun by Taliban fighters after commanders had begged in vain for air support and helicopter resupply.
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Local government officials across the country are overrun by vendors offering to install soup-to-nuts systems that will monitor parking, pedestrians, pollution, and pests, among a zillion other things.
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As the episode closes, Tormund (Kristofer Hivju) and Beric Dondarrion (Richard Dormer) (both alive!) wander into Last Hearth, holdfast to the Umbers, which appears to have been overrun by Whitewalkers.
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Okay in small doses, they argue, but too much and you'll turn into another Moab — overrun by non-Mormons, restaurants serving liquor, everything, locals say, that Utah isn't and wasn't.
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In their quasi-familial tension, Double Tap comes across an interesting idea: because these characters must stick together in a world overrun by zombies, their social structures have been rearranged.
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When Preston accompanied a team of archeologists to explore the city on foot, they found an undisturbed set of ruins overrun by the forest, likely untouched since it was abandoned.
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"I remember walking into a Rolex showroom in Dubai Mall around the Chinese New Year a few years ago, only to find it overrun by Chinese tourists," Mr. Nair recalled.
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For a year Mr Sharif resisted pressure from General Sharif to launch an operation to seize back control of North Waziristan, a tribal region completely overrun by gun-toting Islamists.
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The few signs of former habitation—a homestead on top of a hill, the remains of a once-ploughed field—have been burned to the ground or overrun by bush.
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It was the mystery and ambiguity of Marble Hornets that drew me in at a time when the internet and YouTube weren't overrun by brands and 4K, forty-minute vlogs.
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There are also concerns that the site may be overrun by tourists when William and Kate are there, as it only closes for visits by heads of state or government.
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The Division is an upcoming shooter that takes place in a near-future version of New York City that's become overrun by chaos in the wake of a global pandemic.
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The right to sue under that law had been suspended for 23 years because of opposition from the international community and concern that U.S. courts could be overrun by lawsuits.
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Teva, the world's largest generic drugmaker, bought the Rimsa plant in 2016 in a $2.3 billion deal, only to shut it down immediately, saying the operation was overrun by improprieties.
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We cannot allow our Country to be overrun by illegal immigrants as the Democrats tell their phony stories of sadness and grief, hoping it will help them in the elections.
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The US soldiers died after their 12-person team and partner Nigerien force were overrun by more than 100 ISIS fighters after their convoy stopped at a village to resupply.
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That makes me suspect that this entire thing has already been overrun by a swarm of #CryptoLyfe diehards, so good luck getting in on the ground floor of this trend.
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Scientists used to scratch their heads about what caused the extinction that ended the age of dinosaurs — theories ranged from low dino sex drives to a world overrun by caterpillars.
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As the top generals were busy in Helmand, the northern city of Kunduz, which was briefly overrun by the Taliban last fall, once again faced strong offensives at its gates.
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" In some of his early writings, Tanton argued that unless the U.S. borders were sealed, the country would become overrun by immigrants "defecating and creating garbage and looking for jobs.
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PENCE: And Iraq has been overrun by ISIS, because Hillary Clinton failed to renegotiate... KAINE: Well, if you want to put more American troops in Iraq, you can propose that.
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Yet the reality is, the country is not being overrun by violent thugs coming to hurt us and we don't need to prepare a mob with pitchforks to save ourselves.
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Since late 2015, government forces backed by U.S.-led coalition air power have wrested back large amounts of northern and western territory overrun by IS in a shock 2014 offensive.
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In a region struggling with large-scale violence and overrun by militias, terrorists and the many forces fighting them, Facebook groups dedicated to refugee trafficking promise the chance to escape.
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As thousands of protesters marched peacefully outside, AfD delegates watched a short film that painted a gloomy picture of Europe's largest economy being overrun by beggars, stone-throwers and Muslims.
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John W. Nicholson Jr., the commander of the American-led coalition in Afghanistan, said remote outposts were being overrun by the Taliban, which was seizing local forces' vehicles and equipment.
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Thousands of other residents from villages overrun by Boko Haram are also believed to be held in miserable conditions by the militants, who are known to conscript children into fighting.
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Some hospital leaders have quietly floated that they'll need federal funding to pay for rented hotels or other arrangements as their hospital wards are quickly overrun by the coronavirus outbreak.
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I shared my take with the director [Niki Caro] and she said, 'Oh, that's a good perspective, is that the culture of the Rourans have been overrun by the Chinese.
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The podcast, which has covered topics that include how small towns in Croatia are being overrun by tourists, costs under $200 a month to edit and $20 for podcast hosting.
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The latest setback was the fall of Khamab District, overrun by insurgents on Monday morning, according to the spokesman for the Afghan National Army's special forces units, Ahmad Jawid Salim.
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"The crew from Fire and Rescue NSW Station 509 Wyoming recorded this video showing the moment their truck was overrun by the bushfire burning South of Nowra," reads the tweet.
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The result was not a peaceful transition to stable democracy but instead civil war and instability, with thousands dead as the country splintered and portions were overrun by terrorist groups.
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But we have to maintain toughness, or our country will be overrun by people, by crime, by all of the things that we don't stand for, that we don't want.
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By the time Mr McMaster arrived there, the city had been overrun by insurgents and retaken bloodily by the Americans, but with too few American or Iraqi troops to control it.
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Although his government moves at a glacial pace, earning him the nickname "Baba Go Slow", he has wrested back control of the main towns in three states overrun by Boko Haram.
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By the time General McMaster arrived there, the city had been overrun by insurgents and retaken bloodily by the Americans, but with too few American or Iraqi troops to control it.
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In fact, 165,000 would-be refugees are now trapped on the wrong side of the Syrian-Turkey border in camps that have been hit by Syrian airstrikes and overrun by ISIS.
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" The group's founder, John Tanton, said in a 1997 interview that unless the borders were sealed, the country would be overrun by people "defecating and creating garbage and looking for jobs.
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It has been nothing short of genocide, says San Diego businessman Mark Arabo, a Chaldean Christian whose family hails from a village on the Nineveh Plains that was overrun by ISIS.
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It's a troubling sign for Amazon, which has been overrun by counterfeiters in recent years after the company opened up its marketplace to sellers from across the globe, most notably China.
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It also targeted members of a Taliban "Red Unit", or special forces group, that was planning an attack on Kunduz city, which has been overrun by insurgent forces twice since 2015.
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The thinking is that, by posting some beautiful wilderness on Instagram, influencers are inspiring people to take trips to the same Insta-worthy spots, which inevitably become overrun by the masses.
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The TV show tells the story of a world overrun by zombies, and the new game will use AR technology to let players battle the zombie characters in real world environments.
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"The world's worst humanitarian crisis" is in Yemen, overrun by ISIS and al Qaeda, adjacent to Saudi Arabia in the tip of the Arabian Peninsula, across from the Horn of Africa.
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Attempts to find ways to release elderly prisoners early have encountered insurmountable legal problems, Mr Doteuchi says, and the prison system as a whole will eventually be overrun by elderly inmates.
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The logical end for all of this would be for humans to play the game of thrones right up until the very end, when they're overrun by White Walkers and wights.
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"The only thing I can reproach, respectfully, is that all this time while Pemex and the Federal Electricity Commission were overrun by corruption, the ratings agencies said nothing," Lopez Obrador said.
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Dazed residents have been holding funerals for the dead, even as recovery workers brace for the likelihood of finding more bodies when they reach hillside areas overrun by the volcanic flow.
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It turned out to be an unforgiving landscape — threatened by Russia, plundered by oligarchs, plagued by indecisive leaders and overrun by outsiders hoping to make a quick buck off the chaos.
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Local Arctic region officials in Russia declared a state of emergency in February after villages were overrun by packs of polar bears, which experts said was a result of global warming.
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Authorities in the U.S. have imposed measures to contain the number of cases and "flatten the curve," which would keep the country's health care system from being overrun by the outbreak.
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When Ms. Wojcicki started her own YouTube channel in fall 2017, her videos were overrun by negative comments, including anti-Semitic remarks and insults about her looks and manner of speaking.
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Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee is game that gives us a poisoned world overrun by murder and subjugation, and it directly points a finger at who made the world that way and why.
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So we don't have a balanced view of what's happening, but what's happening at the border is the border is being overrun by those who have no right to cross it.
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Every time major political events dominated the news cycle, Facebook was overrun by hoaxers and conspiracy theorists, who used the platform to sow discord, spin falsehoods and stir up tribal anger.
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Airports, sewage treatment plants, flood control systems and other facilities could be overrun by heavy rains or flooding from storm surge, as Irma's winds amass ocean water and push it ashore.
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"You could end up with very unfortunate situations in parts of Africa ... if you have a decaying nuclear power plant overrun by rebels, with waste that's not going away," he said.
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At the end of March 2012, Timbuktu was overrun by a coalition of heavily armed rebels, many of whom had recently returned from fighting the Libyan regime of Muammar el-Qaddafi.
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Tel Esqof, or Bishop's Hill in Arabic, did not sustain the same amount of damage as other Christian towns overrun by the militants three years ago in the plain of Nineveh.
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A tense standoff with the Klingons — a warlike enemy of the Federation — gives way to an even bigger crisis when the Enterprise is overrun by adorable fuzzy creatures known as tribbles.
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A fold-out 16th-century map in the back of the book shows Iceland overrun by sea monsters and other fantastic beasts, a reminder that belief in the magical is ancient.
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His tee shot at No. 19853 found a hazard in the fairway that resembles a dry creek bed overrun by gnarly grass; his next shot came out hot and sailed the green.
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More than a million migrants, many of them Muslim, arrived in Germany last year, leaving some Germans concerned that their country is being overrun by people with a different culture and religion.
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Some locals, however, aren't having it; in conversations with CBS3, several Philadelphians told the station that they'd rather patronize something locally owned and that the city is already overrun by the chain.
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In his infamous announcement speech in June, Trump devoted lots of time and emotional energy to the idea that America is being overrun by violent criminals "sent" intentionally by the Mexican government.
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African manufacturers worry about European competition: nascent industries are "prone to being overrun" by imports, warns Segun Ajayi-Kadir of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, which lobbies against the west African deal.
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And, although many hiring managers start out wanting to create a more balanced workspace, their good intentions get overrun by the day-to-day pressure to fill a quota-carrying role quickly.
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His protagonist, detective Terri Pastuzka, investigates a murder that tendrils out into the city's refugee crisis—the city is overrun by illegal asylum seekers following a catastrophic war between India and China.
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"We cannot allow our Country to be overrun by illegal immigrants as the Democrats tell their phony stories of sadness and grief, hoping it will help them in the elections," he tweeted.
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The law had also reserved state government jobs for residents, as well as college places, in an effort to keep the state from being overrun by people from the rest of India.
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The senators said the apartments were "overrun by rodents, roaches, mold and violent crime" and that the current situation is "the same, if not worse" than it was when HUD took over.
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Our current social feeds can be overrun by outbound links with broken snippets, screenshots of news from people's phones, and pasted quotes without a visual context of being from a valuable source.
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There's a dope playground in the center that is often overrun by small children (and the occasional drunk adults), so if kids aren't your thing, you might have trouble relaxing around here.
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He attempts to get custody of Andi and move her to Connecticut — the land of ultimate failure for a Manhattan artist, but jackpot for a kid promised parks not overrun by rats.
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"I fear the Hashid will come and fighting will start in Kirkuk," said Nazim Mohammed, an Arab from Mosul who fled to Kirkuk when the northern city was overrun by Islamic State.
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In the year 2020, when the Earth is overrun by aliens, it will be mandated by the Galactic Council of Extraterrestrial Life that all children must walk around with 3D-printing backpacks.
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At his rallies and during the debates, Mr. Trump has painted a dark picture of an America overrun by foreign criminals who come here to rape, pillage and murder our innocent civilians.
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Gutierrez, who is the founder of the unlikely group called Latinos for Trump, said that if we don't elect Trump, the US will be completely overrun by a sea of taco trucks.
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But he's drawn back in as the city is overrun by a brutal gang, the One Hundred, which ends up threatening his two daughters: Anissa (Nafessa Williams) and Jennifer (China Anne McClain).
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Like its 1994 predecessor System Shock, it's a cyberpunk game overstuffed with powers and weapons — you play as an unnamed soldier on a faster-than-light spaceship seemingly overrun by parasitic aliens.
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About 20 minutes before Saturday's shooting started, a post on the online message board 8chan believed to be from the suspect laid out a dark vision of America overrun by Hispanic immigrants.
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To get to 25, we eventually realized that we could only include one play by any given playwright, or risk being overrun by a medley of Annie Bakers or Suzan-Lori Parkses.
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On July 11, 1995, the enclave was overrun by the Bosnian Serb forces lead by commander Ratko Mladic, who is on trial for war crimes at an international court in The Hague.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 83%In a world overrun by superheroes who save the day, Amazon brought something different to the table with "The Boys," which turns its masked heroes into villains.
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The trial has been hailed as a step towards reducing violence and ending impunity for warlords in a part of the Democratic Republic of Congo that is still largely overrun by militias.
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For two years he had prayed he would again see the family he had left behind when his village near Mosul was overrun by Islamic State while he was off on deployment.
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About 30 km (20 miles) south of Mosul, troops recaptured the 3,000-year-old Assyrian city of Nimrud which was overrun by Islamic State militants two years ago, a military source said.
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The joining of your libido to the harassment, abuse and manipulation of others is how we know someone is morally repugnant and not merely overrun by hormones or made a bad decision.
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Austin: There is all that community stuff in terms of people building the galactic hub, and I just I just read the news about Cafe 1503 being overrun by a terrible streamer.
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Having assumed easy passage of the amendment, ERA supporters in the states still up for grabs were caught off guard when their ratifying conventions were overrun by conservative activists voting against ratification.
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From the picturesque opening glimpse at a world overrun by nature, to the eventual revelation of how it came to be, Horizon's scope constantly proves itself to be bigger than you initially think.
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But after years of stories in the media about local hospitals being overrun by Mainland would-be mothers, tensions finally boiled over in 2010 when local residents took to the streets in protest.
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As Carol and Jerry drag a screaming Ezekiel away, the tiger is overrun by walkers and killed, sacrificing herself for the king just as so many members of the Kingdom did before her.
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The book feels like something of a companion piece to John Krasinski's recent thriller A Quiet Place, about a family trying to survive in a world overrun by monsters who hunt by sound.
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The companies also needed to reassure customers that their properties are safe and not overrun by armed guards watching migrants, said Daniel Mount, an associate professor of hospitality management at Pennsylvania State University.
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Here I am, at the very first Tesla Destination in Australia, a home just outside Byron Bay, a surfer / hippie town that's been overrun by rich people, possibly as a result of Hemsworthiness.
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And while I savored the fiercely fresh ceviche and streets teeming with art and history, I was turned off by squares overrun by tourists, and vendors aggressively hawking tours, t-shirts, and sunglasses.
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A popular beach in Northern California that was overrun by elephant seals during the government shutdown will remain temporarily closed, as the park has decided to let the seals stay, according to SFGate.
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Trump effectively defines America as a white ethnic nation that is being overrun by aliens — people who don't look like us, don't share our values, who threaten our safety and take our jobs.
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But since the ban, he has struggled to make any deposits or withdrawals because the banks are overrun by long lines of people trying to withdraw new currency and exchange now-banned notes.
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Pebble, whose first smartwatch earned a record amount on the crowdfunding site, failed to find long-term success in a category that would soon be overrun by big companies like Apple and Samsung.
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The show started as an intimate crime drama, but its fifth and final season has Wayne (David Mazouz) and Gordon (Ben McKenzie) dealing with a large-scale problem: a city overrun by villains.
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The Angel of Independence monument in the heart of Mexico City is often overrun by protesters seeking to highlight the grievances that abound in a country with 50 percent poverty and acute inequality.
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In the nearby town of Tomioka, which is also overrun by wild boars, radiation levels are at about 1.48 microsieverts an hour, which is nearly 30 times higher than what's experienced in downtown Tokyo.
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Small details, big focus The Division is an upcoming shooter that takes place in a near-future version of New York City that's become overrun by chaos in the wake of a global pandemic.
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" Wu writes about the modern-day internet as "thoroughly overrun by commercial junk," and describes "something of a pandemic, swallowing up more and more people and leaving them with scars of chronic attention-whoredom.
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The Taliban have challenged Afghan security forces for a number of key cities in the past few months, including Kunduz, which was overrun by the militants last year but eventually regained by the government.
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Today, we can see that in many countries such as Russia or Italy, where a lot of football fan groups and to some extent some of the music scene has been overrun by fascists.
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He talks about how the education system is overrun by Marxists, which is an idea that has galvanized young conservatives in the United States and inspired the creation of Turning Point USA in 2012.
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We also review "Bird Box," the new Netflix thriller starring Sandra Bullock as a woman navigating a world overrun by monsters who cannot be seen — because if you see them, you'll immediately kill yourself.
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In an era of the '80s overrun by sexy pop and punk stars like George Michael, Annie Lennox and the late David Bowie, Prince made a name for himself by unabashedly owning his sexuality.
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The Chargers stadium is regularly overrun by opposing fans, and this week should be no different, so I'm backing the Raiders to give their fans the goodbye they deserve, just in the wrong stadium.
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Ko was among thousands of Zhejiang folk who were evacuated to Nationalist-held Taiwan in 1955 when the offshore islands they called home were overrun by Communist forces, some years after China's civil war.
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It's not the most practical way of getting around, but then again the same could be said for rickshaws more generally, and that hasn't stopped cities like London being overrun by pedal-powered versions.
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It was actually originally marketed to soothe babies and children nearly 100 years ago, and when it was widely available over the counter, we were not overrun by a nation of zombie heroin addicts.
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They are often the last line of defense at small, rural outposts that are vulnerable to being overrun by the Taliban in the face of 1,700 insurgent attacks a month nationwide late last year.
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HOUSTON — Two refugees from Iraq were arrested on terrorism-related charges on Thursday in California and Texas, where the governor called for an end to the resettlement of refugees from countries overrun by terrorist groups.
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Although Pigou sprinkled his analysis with examples that would have appealed to posh students, such as his concern for those whose land might be overrun by rabbits from a neighbouring field, others reflected graver problems.
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The two sides exchanged machine gun and rocket fire, with some of the fiercest fighting focused on government-held Allya Prison, which was eventually overrun by Kurdish forces after more than 40 NDF members surrendered.
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The world saw a very different Charlottesville last weekend, a place overrun by a mob of white men screaming, "You will not replace us," and "Jews will not replace us," torches illuminating their contorted faces.
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Once the sporting spectacle is over in late August, the Senate will render its final verdict, at which point a legislative body overrun by corruption will remove a twice-elected president guilty of none herself.
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Related: Humans Are Doing a Remarkable Job of Killing the Species That Feed Us Referring disagreements to Codex doesn't sit well with some environmentalists, however, who contend that it's overrun by corporate money and interests.
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If your old account has become overrun by spam over the years, you may want to keep that account separate and check it from time to time to make sure you aren't missing anything important.
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Lawyer for the Dutch state, Bert-Jan Houtzagers, said the lower court had been wrong to find that the Dutch battalion had "effective control" over the compound when it was overrun by Bosnian Serb forces.
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The White House is, by design, not a home—no resident owns it, it is old and impractical and overrun by tourists, and the people living there receive company only under the most formal circumstances.
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In a world overrun by indigenous stories dominated by Old West settings and hyper-masculine warriors, the Netflix drama is as modern as can be and told through the eyes of a trusting, emotional teen girl.
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The Donald and Hillz delivered dominating wins last night in New York's primaries, squelching, at least for a night, talk of how their campaigns were on the verge of being overrun by insurgents Ted and Bernie.
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To complete a new quest, I'd need to move through the caverns of a mountain—inhabited by who knows what—or else circumnavigate them entirely, and then infiltrate a castle overrun by goblins and other creatures.
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Viewers never saw what happened to the former Alexandria leader in the first half of the season, but it was heavily implied she was overrun by zombies while Rick and crew tried to escape the horde.
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OUAGADOUGOU (Reuters) - Gunmen killed six people including a priest outside a Catholic church in Burkina Faso on Sunday, the government said, the second attack on Christians in two weeks in a nation increasingly overrun by jihadists.
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The incredible Miura celebrates 50 years Lucca is an ancient walled city in Tuscany that has all the charms of Florence, but it is smaller, even more navigable by foot, and isn't as overrun by tourists.
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"Sara comes at this from the beginning trusting nobody, trusting Lincoln, but also understanding that Lincoln hits first and asks questions later, and that his good sense might sometimes be overrun by his emotions," Callies says.
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As the commander of the 215th Corps of the Afghan National Army, General Faqir is the top military man in Helmand Province, more than half of which has been overrun by Taliban in the past year.
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Read more: A picturesque car-free village in the Netherlands is being overrun by tourists and 'nuisance perpetrators'A Las Boas staff member told CNN that the listing was "fake," and that no such property even exists.
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He released his first televised ad only this week, a spot about the two Americas—but not the kind John Edwards meant: one safe and secure under Trump, the other overrun by immigrants with criminal records.
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I thank the first responders who have acted swiftly and admirably under pressure, and I want to remind all Texans that we will not allow the Lone Star State to be overrun by hatred and violence.
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"This isn't a place where you can play," he says, explaining that even in summer, locals avoid swimming in the water because it was contaminated for decades by wastewater and later overrun by algae and weeds.
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Retreating to the building's stairwell, it occurred to us that we might be in danger of being overrun by ISIS -- one of their tactics is to encircle during an attack rather than come from the front.
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Halfway through the season, the world is in danger of being overrun by giant vulture hybrids whose favorite mode of attack is to throw themselves down at their prey with the precision of an Olympic high-diver.
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The two-hour drive back to Glendora, the town next to West Covina where they made their home at the time, and Melanie being told that she couldn't go home because the street was overrun by media.
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Some Germans fear their country is being overrun by foreigners and Chancellor Angela Merkel has drawn criticism for her liberal migrant policy as the number of violent attacks on asylum seekers or their reception centers has risen.
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Though deed restrictions ensure that the island won't be overrun by commerce or luxury condos, a day spa is on the way, and the construction cranes scattered across the skyline are reminders that change is a constant.
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A family living near a majestic Norwegian fjord, the kind overrun by cruise ships and tourists each summer, tries to escape town before a tsunami wipes out life as they know it in Roar Uthaug's disaster thriller.
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BRUSSELS — The police in at least four countries arrested new suspects during the weekend in the Paris and Brussels terrorist attacks, as memorials in central Brussels to the victims of Tuesday's bombings were briefly overrun by hooligans.
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Even as Afghan forces try to clear large parts of the northern city of Kunduz overrun by the Taliban last week, they have faced pressure around urban centers in the south and the west of the country.
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The New Order has its share of stunning views, small moments of beauty in a world, a 1960, that's been largely overrun by the triumphant German forces, and crushed into suppression under so much concrete and steel.
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Racist 'manifesto' posted on 8chan About 20 minutes before the shooting started, a post on the online message board 8chan believed to be from the suspect laid out a dark vision of America overrun by Hispanic immigrants.
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I was elected prime minister in 2014 under incredibly difficult circumstances: A third of the country was overrun by terrorists, the economy was struggling, people were divided by sectarianism and relations with the wider world were strained.
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A case can surely be made for maintaining American troops at current levels to keep the government from being overrun by the Taliban and to offset Pakistan, Iran and Russia as they seek to enlarge their influence.
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Her family's village in rural Kunduz Province was overrun by the Taliban, and the militiamen who followed Naseer joined the insurgents; many of the numerous armed groups in Afghanistan change sides depending on who dominates their area.
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Most famously, Canada shut its mission in Tehran in 1980, after Kenneth D. Taylor, the Canadian ambassador, helped shelter six Americans who fled the United States embassy after it was overrun by Iranian militants the previous year.
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The Idlib area is home to more than 1.1 million of Syria's 6.5 million internally displaced people, many of whom escaped other formerly opposition-held areas after they were overrun by government forces, according to UN figures.
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The Idlib area is home to over 1.1 million of Syria's 6.5 million internally displaced people (IDPs), many of whom escaped other formerly opposition-held areas after they were overrun by government forces, according to UN figures.
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Read more:These 16 cities are so overrun by tourists that visitors outnumber locals9 tourist destinations that became obsolete in the 2010s26 places most tourists overlook that are worth adding to your bucket listPlanning a trip in 2020?
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Read more:These 16 cities are so overrun by tourists that visitors outnumber localsAirlines hate 'nested ticketing,' but the little-known trick could save you a ton of money on flights100 trips everyone should take in their lifetime
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Unlike the high-speed, modern boats of the Vendée, which can outrun storms by sailing at speeds of 220 knots, the small, full-keeled Golden Globe boats are regularly overrun by depressions, especially in the Southern Ocean.
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Fall is finally here—the leaves are changing, the birds are chirping, Twin Peaks fans are shopping for green blazers for Halloween, and the world is overrun by a seemingly endless array of pumpkin spice-flavored junk.
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But when The Misshapes retired their Don Hill parties in 2007 and The Cobrasnake started going by Mark Hunter soon afterward, the party scene migrated to Harlem and Brooklyn, leaving downtown Manhattan to be overrun by blue-shirts.
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Ironically, the #HimToo hashtag was originally used by male sexual assault survivors and their allies to share their own #MeToo stories, before it became overrun by alt-right Twitter users and other conservatives pushing against the #MeToo movement.
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After the piece about Esalen ran in the Times , a new C.E.O. was installed in Tauber's place, and Esalen's leadership tried to reassure its Aquarian customer base that their beloved sanctuary would not be overrun by tech bros.
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"When I talked to the realtor, I told him I wanted to live in Leilani Estates," Baker told BuzzFeed News, referring to the subdivision that has been overrun by lava, forcing 2,000 residents in the area to evacuate.
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United Nations agencies who distributed aid inside recaptured eastern areas for the first time on Thursday were almost overrun by residents suffering acute shortages of food, fuel and water, and often trapped for days at home by fighting.
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If the world is overrun by zombies and your AA batteries go dead, two contacts under the lock let you press a 9 volt battery up to the lock, type in the passcode, and then unlock the system.
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The soldiers were killed after they fled from Camp Speicher, a former U.S. military base just north of Saddam Hussein's home town of Tikrit, when it was overrun by Islamic State, the ultra-hardline Sunni group, in 2014.
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KUNDUZ, Afghanistan — The northern Afghan city Kunduz was on the verge of falling to the Taliban on Saturday, as residents began to flee, and a key district nearby was overrun by insurgents, Afghan officials and local residents reported.
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Local officials in an Arctic region in Russia have reportedly declared a state of emergency after villages have been overrun by packs of polar bears, a phenomenon wildlife experts have said occurs as a result of global warming.
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By leaving the supply chain open to such a wide variety of potential buyers, including the federal government itself, the officials tasked with providing tools to health care workers are being either outbid or overrun by competing interests.
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Since 21973, when a hurricane knocked over chicken coops, the island has also been overrun by roving bands of roosters and chickens; on my first day in Lihue, I saw dozens of them, many trailing hordes of chicks.
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Trump's approach is the the same for the immigrants arriving at the US-Mexico border: He's warning that America would be lost without ICE and overrun by a gang — one that couldn't fill even the smallest NFL stadium.
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I was checking my Twitter account, looking to banter with Cubs fans about the game as I usually do, but my feed was overrun by strange avatars, unrecognizable handles, aggressive trolls and a heated debate about racist imagery.
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Gilda's environs present her with even greater challenges — Manhattan has been walled from top to tail, separating the affluent Eastside (teeming with squalor and refugees nonetheless) from the nightmarish Westside (overrun by jungle, rot, darkness and unexplained disappearances).
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But Rémi Letendre, 81, a retired Quebec radio host, worries that legal marijuana sales and consumption will leave cities like Toronto and Montreal overrun by stoned adolescents and marijuana tourists from the United States stumbling around the sidewalks.
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Yet when, finally, after many decades I managed to get there, I found I didn't care for a town that seemed simultaneously hectic and weary, overrun by tourists and hairy-shouldered lugs in cargo shorts and tank tops.
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According to United Nations figures, the Idlib area is home to over 1.1 million of Syria's 6.1 million internally displaced people (IDPs), many of whom escaped other formerly opposition-held areas after they were overrun by government forces.
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In an interview, one woman who rented from her for about 20 years, Griselda Ceja, said she complained repeatedly about a space overrun by rats and a faulty electrical system that caused the circuit box to spark regularly.
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Yet when, finally, after many decades I managed to get there, I found I didn't care for a town that seemed simultaneously hectic and weary, overrun by tourists and hairy-shouldered lugs in cargo shorts and tank tops.
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The parking lot choked with cars, the highway overrun by motorcycles, and the beach packed with bodies aren't real—Vasconcellos assembled them in Photoshop from thousands of images—but the sense of dread and unease they provoke is real.
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"When I talked to the realtor, I told him I wanted to live in Leilani Estates," Baker told BuzzFeed News, referring to the subdivision that has been overrun by lava, forcing nearly 2,000 residents in the area to evacuate.
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This remake sticks to the broad outlines of the original Resident Evil 2 plot, which is to say it expands beyond the first game's creepy mansion and plunges you into a city overrun by zombies and other mutated monsters.
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The strategically important piece of ground, which ran along four hills on the southern edge of the DMZ, had been the scene of fighting for more than two years and had been overrun by the North Vietnamese months before.
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" Charlotte then breaks down the difference between race, ethnicity, and religion to Lucious, a grown-ass man, and leaves their meeting with a gross warning: make sure Vegas' Club Leviticus doesn't get overrun by "hip hop hoodlums from hell.
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Dost Mohammad Nayab, a spokesman for the governor of Oruzgan, said that all security posts around the city had been overrun by the Taliban and that the insurgents had started firing on the police headquarters and the governor's compound.
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But in the last week, the residents of York Landing have been at the center of one of the biggest manhunts in Canadian history, their village of fewer than 150 houses overrun by police helicopters, drones, and military personnel.
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Dost Mohammad Nayab, a spokesman for the governor of Oruzgan, said that all security posts around the city had been overrun by the Taliban and that the insurgents had started firing on the Police Headquarters and the governor's compound.
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The letters claimed Europe and North America were being "overrun" by Islam and contained a scorecard for attacks on Muslims, from tearing off women's hijabs and attacking mosques, to acid attacks and "butchering" Muslims with guns, knives and vehicles.
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The turnaround is evidence of the troubled search for accountability in an incident that left a small team of underequipped and poorly supported American soldiers in the African scrub to be overrun by fighters loyal to the Islamic State.
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Thousands of Syrians fleeing from towns and villages overrun by the army have already descended further south and taken shelter close to Jordan's border crossing with Syria where the army has in the last few days begun sending aid.
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"In white nationalist circles, it invokes the theory of the Great Replacement and the fall of the white West," she said, referring to the theory that white civilization will be overrun by dark-skinned invaders from the developing world.
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Terrifying video shows the moment a fire and rescue crew in Australia were overrun by bushfires spreading rapidly through the South Coast of New South Wales and were forced to take shelter in their truck as the fire passed.
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The city's official hotline is increasingly inundated with rodent complaints—topping 31,000 in 2016.1 And if you're going by residents' social media accounts, the city is under siege, overrun by a bold horde of pizza-grabbing, escalator-riding, snowdrift-tunneling rodents.
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Germany, Europe's largest economy, has taken in a total of 1.1 million migrants so far this year and last, upsetting some Germans who feel that their country is being overrun by foreigners with different cultures or religions to their own.
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The camp was first overrun by ISIS about a year ago, with the Al Qaeda-affiliated Nusra Front maintaining control of some sections and a small anti-ISIS Palestinianian group called The Sons of Yarmouk also enjoying a limited presence.
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In the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu made famous by the movie Black Hawk Down, he noted, an Air Force combat controller, Jeff Bray, kept US Army Rangers and Delta Force soldiers from being overrun by calling in airstrikes all night long.
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Sambisa stronghold Two years ago, when CNN first visited Chibok after the mass abduction, parents described how they had followed their daughters' trail to the edge of the Sambisa Forest, which had been overrun by the Islamist insurgents several years earlier.
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"The Program balances the need to keep kangaroo populations at healthy levels and ensure farmers aren't being overrun by roos who can eat crops, damage property, and compete with stock for feed and water," said Jaclyn Symes, Victoria's minister for agriculture.
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The fourth realm is off limits — its leader, Mother Ginger (Helen Mirren) has been belligerent towards the other leaders in the past, and her land, formerly known as the Land of Amusements, has fallen into disrepair and become overrun by mice.
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Like many black twitter users, New York-based music journalist Naima Cochrane was feeling like this Black History Month was overrun by a slew of racial controversies, from politicians in blackface to Gucci selling blackface to Jussie Smollett's unraveling case.
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It might just be a week into December, but that hasn't stopped our calendars from being overrun by holiday parties, office happy hours, and what feels like our 300th Secret Santa gift exchange (we can only buy so many candles).
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La Victoria is about a two-hour walk or a 20-minute motorcycle ride up a winding dirt road from Minca, a small mountain village overrun by tourists who flock to the town to hike, go birdwatching, and visit the plantations.
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You can relive the suspenseful, thrilling, and emotional tale of Joel and Ellie trying to survive in a post-apocalyptic society overrun by infectious monsters, or play it for the first time and see what the hype is all about.
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Just when it looked like Berlin might be overrun by food stalls and trucks selling everything from Jamaican jerk chicken to Russian dumplings, some of the most successful vendors have started bucking the trend and settling into more permanent digs.
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During the 2016 campaign, he retweeted various white nationalists -- including one with the name "White Genocide," which is the phrase used by white supremacists to describe their fear that white people in America are being overrun by people of color.
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The grim, painstaking search is concentrated in what little is left of Paradise, a Sierra foothills town in Butte County, California, about 2000 miles (210 km) north of San Francisco, that was overrun by flames and largely incinerated last Thursday.
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Parts of Burkina Faso have been overrun by Islamist violence in the last years that the military has been unable to contain and Semafo tightened its security last year following armed incidents near two of its mines in the country.
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When the history of 2016 is written, will it be that Hillary Clinton learned from her 2008 mistakes and this time assembled a superb campaign team, while Trump's innate marketing genius was overrun by a lifetime of unacceptable and impolitic behavior?
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 30%Summary: In the science-fiction drama "The Silence," young Ally (Kiernan Shipka) attempts to find safety with her mother and father (Stanley Tucci) as the world is overrun by creatures that hunt their prey by sound.
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I have no idea how well they actually executed on this, but Clinton was making a bigger point here, about the importance of connection and the sharing of stories in a political world overrun by snapshots, caricatures, fragmentation and reality distortion.
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Outgunned, overrun The investigation found that a series of failures and deficiencies, including a lack of adequate training, contributed to the ambush that resulted in a Green Beret-led team being outgunned and overrun by more than 100 ISIS fighters.
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The Spice Girls were anarchic and ramshackle and loud as fuck, and they completely re-defined pop culture at a time when it was overrun by Britpop lads like Oasis and Blur, or boy bands like Take That and East 17.
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But the southern and western portions of the provinces remained under Spanish (and then later Austrian) control for almost 200 years, until the area was overrun by French forces in 1794 as part of the wars associated with the French Revolution.
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Driving 250 mph on the Autobahn between the tempting green hills of the "Valleys of the Ill and their Tributary Streams" seemed like the perfect way to approach this nucleus of feminist energy far away from urban centers overrun by trends.
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OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso — Gunmen killed a pastor and five congregants at a Roman Catholic church in northern Burkina Faso on Sunday, the authorities said, in the second attack on Christians in two weeks in a nation increasingly overrun by jihadists.
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Ashin Wirathu and other ultranationalist monks paint Myanmar as a peaceful Buddhist land being overrun by Muslims, even though they made up only about 5 percent of the population even before the majority of Rohingya were expelled from the country.
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"This is a defense of our country," Mr. Trump said in a speech at the White House on Thursday, in which he demonized a caravan of migrants in Mexico and said Democrats would let the U.S. be "overrun" by foreigners.
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Even religious people subscribed to the view that smallpox was a force for good because it tended to cull the children of the poor: if vaccination were allowed to take hold, society would quickly be overrun by the lower classes.
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After Mr. Trump announced that he was pulling troops out of Syria, the Kurds — worried about being overrun by Turkey once the Americans abandoned them — announced that they had reached an agreement to allow Syrian government forces into the area.
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Our house will be demolished soon, overrun by development, perhaps next year or the year after, and their tree will be felled and, like so many others in our city, the kites and I will search for new places to live.
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The first two seasons of the Overwatch League have each been dominated by a particular strategy; season 1 was home to the aggressive "dive" composition, while 2019 was overrun by the slow, defensive-oriented "GOATs" setup that prioritized tanks and healers.
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The guru, who had denied the charges of raping the two women at his ashram in 2002, was flown by helicopter to a jail in the nearby town of Rohtak because district officials feared they would be overrun by his supporters.
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An Australian zookeeper took home monkeys, pandas, and a tiger in order to keep them safe from bushfiresTerrifying video shows the moment a rescue crew in Australia were overrun by bushfires and were forced to seek shelter in their truck
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In a withering review on the site Tropics of Meta, the poet and writer Myriam Gurba wrote that "American Dirt" was full of clichés and stereotypes about Mexico, depicting it as a lawless, violent country overrun by drug cartels and corruption.
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Like any genre, hip-hop has its own internal culture wars, and the last few months have been overrun by them, with purist conservatives taking aim at a younger generation of rappers gloriously and exuberantly disconnected from the genre's traditions.
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Many civilians are stuck in the middle, trapped in villages overrun by separatists who demand that they adhere to strikes that shut down businesses and schools in an attempt to cripple the economy and force the government to give up.
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Terrifying video shows the moment a rescue crew in Australia were overrun by bushfires and were forced to seek shelter in their truckFood and fuel are running out in parts of Australia as raging bushfires push it toward a humanitarian crisis.
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The UKIP has drawn criticism for a media campaign — which can be seen in the Tweet below — that says the EU has failed to adequately control immigration, and that now the 28-member bloc is overrun by religious, dangerous extremists.
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Friday's clashes, which lasted several hours, pitted them against the YBS, which was set up there by the PKK after it came to the aid of the Yazidi population when the area was overrun by Islamic State in the summer of 2014.
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The remains of six more victims were found on Tuesday in and around a northern California town overrun by flames last week, raising the death toll to 48 in a wildfire disaster already ranked as California's most lethal and destructive in state history.
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The bodies of some of the Camp Fire victims were found in burned-out wreckage of vehicles that were overrun by walls of fire as evacuees tried to flee, only to be trapped in deadly knots of traffic gridlock on Thursday night.
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Motherhood began for me in the same way that it does for so many — I was overrun by dirty diapers, a leaking and ravaged body, and a case of postpartum depression that threatened for a year to pull me deep beneath the surface.
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After reading the discussions it's hard to know what to make of the heatmap, which has the potential to be a window outside of our social network bubbles, but seems overrun by users who may or may not be taking the app seriously.
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The movement, whose name stands for Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West, originated in the eastern German city of Dresden in 203, with supporters seizing on a surge in asylum seekers to warn that Germany risks being overrun by Muslims.
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Similarly, euthanizing animals no human wants or is willing or able to care for would benefit the entire population of Taiwan, including and especially animal lovers, who prefer not to see their domesticated, furry friends overrun by the walking dead of pets.
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While we don't know with certainty whether Collins was killed because he was black, we do know that the young man who killed him was a member of the Alt-Reich, a Facebook group overrun by invective against women and people of color.
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That is one reason Navy officials have been doing all they can to keep the hospital ship Comfort virus-free during its current mission in New York, where it is taking patients with other medical problems to relieve hospitals overrun by coronavirus patients.
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A dozen or so England fans interviewed in Moscow said their experience contrasted sharply with news media coverage at home, which they said cast Russia as a pariah state overrun by soccer hooligans and kept busy abroad by poisoning enemies of the state.
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The clashes, which lasted several hours, pitted them against the YBS, which was set up there by the PKK after it came to the aid of the Yazidi population when the area was overrun by Islamic State in the summer of 2014.
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The son of an eccentric and ambitious Muslim preacher, Rumi, who is known in the Persianate world as Mowlana, "our master," circumnavigated the Middle East of the day, then overrun by invading Mongols and Seljuks, before eventually settling in Konya, in Anatolia.
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I saw the space being overrun by opportunists looking to make a buck, rather than people investing in evolving the technology (which, even back then, we knew was facing real technical issues.) Over the following two years, I monitored the space from afar.
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Earlier this month, the German paper Welt am Sonntag reported that one of the AfD's leading candidates, Alice Weidel, sent a 2013 email describing Germany as "overrun by Arabs, Sinti, and Roma," in a message laced with language associated with the Nazi era.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - A Dutch appeals court on Tuesday confirmed that the Netherlands was partly liable for the deaths in 1995 of some 300 Muslim males who were expelled from a Dutch U.N. base after the surrounding area was overrun by Bosnian Serb troops.
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Monkey Island itself is a tropical paradise overrun by imbeciles—a castaway with a thing for giant monkey heads, and a bunch of cannibals who'd rather watch their weight with a steady diet of nutritious fruit than dine on red human meat night after night.
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Speakers included Fatemah Qaderyan, 16, an Afghan teenager who led an award-wining female robotics team but lost her father in a jihadist bomb attack; and Omar Mohammed, an Iraqi citizen-journalist who documented life when Mosul was overrun by the terrorists of Islamic State.
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RSK, an environmental consultancy involved in cleaning up brownfield sites and the like, reckons that a third of construction projects overrun by up to a month, and another third by two months or more, and that half of these delays arise because of underground surprises.
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Using computer models, astronomer Fergus Simpson from the Institute of Cosmos Science at the University of Barcelona found that habitable exoplanets, at least simulated ones, tend to be overrun by water, in most cases accounting for 90 percent or more of the total surface area.
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It's hard to disagree: Twitter is a constant source of threats and insults, Facebook is overrun by hyperpartisan falsehoods, infighting has turned sites and moderators against one another, and Discord—a new but rising challenger—is already succumbing to the actions of its worst users.
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After taking Mad Max-like utility vehicles to the new basecamp (as we see later, the Mesa has been overrun by rogue hosts and most of the infrastructure destroyed), Bernard meets Karl Strand (Gustaf Skarsgård), Delos' head of operations, who's here to oversee cleanup.
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After a gig, they're in their hotel rooms, alone, scrolling through social media wondering, like the rest of us, why the United States is being overrun by politicians who collude with Vladimir Putin, think people can pray the gay away, and deny climate change.
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In Northern Iraq, the PKK has played a decisive role in a number of engagements against IS, including November's operation to free the Yazidi city of Sinjar, which was overrun by IS the previous year, as peshmerga fighters from the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) retreated.
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GHAZNI, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Multiple rockets hit the Afghan city of Ghazni on Thursday during a visit by President Ashraf Ghani, according to officials and residents of the city, which is still struggling to return to normal after it was overrun by Taliban fighters last month.
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The foolish idea that our borders have been overrun by those seeking asylum because of "loopholes" in American immigration law is hokum of the first order: the worst sort of "fake news," and one that does considerable damage to our national sense of self.
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Washington (CNN)A series of failures and deficiencies, including a lack of adequate training, contributed to the ambush last October that resulted in a Green Beret-led team being outgunned and overrun by more than 1803 ISIS fighters in Niger, leaving four US soldiers dead.
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One February day in 1988, I emerged from the subway on Lexington Avenue to find that East Sixty-eighth Street, where I'd recently begun working as a private secretary to a countess, was overrun by fire trucks and acrid with the stench of smoke.
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As Jason Koebler at Motherboard notes, a lot of memes have originated from internet cesspools overrun by white supremacists, like Discord or 4chan board /b/; in other words, fairly innocent memes — like LOLcats, for example — are coming from the same place as more hateful ones.
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The war has cost US taxpayers over $740 billion, a significant chunk of which has been spent on pie-in-the-sky reconstruction projects that either failed to be completed, were destroyed in the fight, or were overrun by quantum amounts of fraud and abuse.
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The post was part of a belt of strongholds built around Ghazni, which is on the main road between the capital, Kabul, and the Afghan south, after the city was briefly overrun by Taliban in August in one of their biggest offensives in years.
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Captain Ross, the leader of the detachment, and Sergeant Emond were Green Berets and part of 3rd Special Forces Group, a unit sent to Ghazni after its provincial capital was overrun by Taliban militants in August and then retaken by American and Afghan troops.
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The Wall Street Journal broke the story in the form of an opinion essay by Jillian Kay Melchior headlined "Fake News Comes to Academia," feeding a popular narrative on the right that universities are overrun by "tenured radicals" hawking fringe ideas to their innocent students.
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While none of the changes had the desired result, Arena took a chance with about 30 minutes left in the second half, removing his two outside defenders — Graham Zusi and DaMarcus Beasley, who had been repeatedly overrun by Quioto and Alberth Elis on the flanks.
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THE BAD BATCH Ana Lily Amirpour follows her breakout debut, the mysterious vampire tale "A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night," with a dystopian free-for-all, starring Suki Waterhouse as a young woman who is banished to a desert overrun by cannibals and misfits.
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Can Decreix—two main buildings, a vegetable garden, some vineyards, and an olive grove overrun by wild cactus, rosemary, fennel, and lavender—has light, gas, and running water but no refrigeration, no air conditioning, no Wi-Fi, and no connection to the town's sewage system.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A lodge owned by a murdered British rancher in Kenya's northern Laikipia region announced its closure on Monday after being overrun by herders for months, ahead of August polls in which some politicians have made land reform a campaign issue.
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In works made in Goma, the headquarters city in eastern Congo for agencies responding to an Ebola outbreak and long-running armed conflicts, the filmmaker Petna Ndaliko and the photographer Pamela Tulizo questioned daily life in a place overrun by foreign media and nonprofits.
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For the last few years, the professional conference circuit has been overrun by keynote speakers from San Francisco, bearing job titles like chief optimist and commanding five-figure fees to tell us how lucky we are to be living in a glorious new technological era.
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Bint Fatma was among some 20,20153 women who would stick it out to the end, when the last redoubt of the caliphate was overrun by U.S.-backed forces early this year and its final denizens were trucked to these tents in a dust bowl.
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In a development that bodes ill for the U.S. central bank's millennial outreach, the Fed's Facebook page, launched last week, is now overrun by young critics, who accuse the monetary authority of everything from fueling a bubble in real-estate to demolishing savings by keeping rates low.
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Contradicting the findings of the FCC's own security professionals, the official leaked that the agency's system had been overrun by hackers attempting to cripple the FCC's ability to gather public comments during the height of the 2014 net neutrality debate—a crucial part of the rulemaking process.
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As Gizmodo reported Tuesday, the site has now been overrun by Trump-loving trolls who've successfully turned the system against itself, so they can now occupy prime real estate on Reddit's r/all page—the page which displays the most popular topics from across the site.
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In an exclusive featurette for Fear's season 1 Blu-ray DVD set, several of the show's key players share five things they'd need to make it if the world were overrun by walkers, and let's just their answers run the gamut from practical to … well … interesting.
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Since then, rules of engagement limited strikes in Afghanistan to the three circumstances: to protect U.S. ground troops, to target al Qaeda or the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or to protect Afghan forces when they are in imminent danger of being overrun by the Taliban.
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That year marked the beginning of the ill-starred presidency of Jimmy Carter, when New York City, overrun by drugs and crime, notably careened from the depths of a fiscal crisis to the chaos of a 25-hour blackout and the Son of Sam shooting spree.
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She added: "If we don't act, food security for billions of people is at risk, entire ecosystems may disappear, coastal communities and low lying islands may be overrun by rising seas, and people won't have the same opportunity to find wonder in the nature of our ocean."
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The Yazidi people, whose ancestral homeland on Sinjar Mountain in northern Iraq was overrun by the Islamic State in August 2014, have not been able to return to their villages despite the fact that the terrorist group was pushed off the mountain almost a year ago.
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Weinstein Undergoes Heart Procedure Before Transfer to Jail Loaded Gun Found Smuggled Into Jail Where Jeffrey Epstein Killed Himself The Original Long Islanders Fight to Save Their Land From a Rising Sea The Corner of N.Y.C. That's Overrun by Deer, Turkeys and Feral Cats Want more news?
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Whether it's a big news publisher or a large social network, if we're sharing information or ideas on a platform and are immediately overrun by abuse that threatens to silence smart conversation or the potential for meaningful connections to be made, put the burden on the platform.
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Trump — who can get comprehensive briefings on any subject, just by saying the word, but prefers to watch "Fox & Friends" instead — has a picture of world trade in his head that bears as little resemblance to reality as his vision of an America overrun by violent immigrants.
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Perhaps it's because Hinds didn't expect their almost literally infectious brand of guitar pop to get quite as huge as it has, but their madly entertaining debut record Leave Me Alone's lo-fi production values are now being regularly overrun by shiny, cool-as-hell videos.
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Read more:9 places that are so fed up with terrible tourists they&aposre taking action20 places around the world that are being ruined by tourismThese 16 cities are so overrun by tourists that visitors outnumber locals22 destinations that were ruined by tourists over the past decade
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If these smaller apps, which have less funding and fewer resources, managed to move hundreds of thousands of people around and choke only occasionally, that meant Austinites probably weren't suffering without Uber and Lyft in general, especially when the city is not overrun by an enormous conference.
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"The genetic variants we have identified as associated with educational attainment in the current environments in which they were studied would play a lesser role still in a zombie apocalypse where many schools have been overrun by walkers," the authors of the Nature Genetics paper explain in an FAQ.
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Activists trying to spread information or opinions on Twitter about specific candidates have been shouted down by other activists who say the hashtags they're using are overrun by bots, Russians, or trolls — a fight made only more complicated by the actual presence of bad actors across the platform.
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Hamdullah Danishi, the acting governor of embattled Kunduz Province, where the provincial capital was overrun by the Taliban in September, expressed his support for the two fired provincial officials, saying it was essential that the voices of people with direct knowledge of crucial situations be heard in the capital.
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Revolution is considered by many scholars to be the supreme fear of President Putin, whose formative years include a sort of near-death experience at the Dresden headquarters of the Stasi, the East German secret police, which was nearly overrun by demonstrators after the fall of Berlin Wall.
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Much like the movie, where barbers give free cuts and styling to save their neighbourhood from being overrun by gangs, Englewood's Barber Shop Ceasefire Movement hopes to propel barbers into deterring at risk youth from gang violence, something that schools and city resources have so far failed in doing.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban claimed to have captured the capital of the western province of Farah on Tuesday, while government officials and their American military backers vowed that the authorities would quickly oust insurgents from the city, the first to be overrun by the militants in two years.
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At the lower ranks, Marines and soldiers were fighting small, brutal and frustrating actions, protected from being overrun by air power while losing lives and legs on ground, like the Korengal Valley, that the Pentagon did not intend to keep and had few viable proxies to pass off to.
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Lauren Early "Out of Style" Lauren Early wrote this song about moving from the L.A. and San Francisco girl-friendly scenes to New York City, where she found rock music overrun by dudes who just wanted to relive the early '00s — an era deeply defined by male musicians in the city.
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As of now, the U.S. military broadly has authority to strike any targets on the ground under three scenarios: to protect U.S. forces on ground; to go after the remnants of Al Qaeda; and to protect Afghan forces when they are facing imminent danger of being overrun by the Taliban.
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Under the current rules, the U.S. military broadly has authority to strike any targets on the ground under three scenarios: to protect U.S. forces on ground, to go after the remnants of Al Qaeda and to protect Afghan forces when they are facing imminent danger of being overrun by the Taliban.
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In my conversation with KJ Freeman, one of HOUSING's co-founders, she and I discussed how a gallery like HOUSING can still spotlight pockets of public welfare in a city almost entirely overrun by the private sector, working to preserve them in opposition to economic forces that would otherwise erase them.
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It had bows and arrows and tribal society; it had ruins of the old world, our world, overrun by nature; and it had incredible-looking robot-dinosaur beast things that looked like a Zoids fan's wildest imagination—around the time that they were eight years old—come to vibrant life.
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The president's comments during his interview with The Sun, however, highlighted Trump's deeply held skepticism of immigration and resurfaced a line of attack that he had used often on the campaign trail — that Europe was being overrun by non-Europeans and was quickly becoming a shell of what it once was.
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Read more: A picturesque car-free village in the Netherlands is being overrun by tourists and 'nuisance perpetrators'The cafe closure announcement was made on October 6, one day after a train had to make an emergency stop and be rerouted because there were too many tourists on the train tracks.
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Due to the disastrous decisions of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE and Hillary Clinton, a once stable Middle East has now been overrun by ISIS.
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Read more:13 warm weather destinations that aren't too crowdedA picturesque car-free village in the Netherlands is being overrun by tourists and 'nuisance perpetrators'Photos of Arroios, Lisbon, that show why it's just been named the coolest neighborhood in the world25 festive places to spend the holidays around the world
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And so I must add "rational fear that the place I call home might, at one point in the not too distant future, become uninhabitable" to my usual concerns about a world overrun by fascists and general climate change dread and grief for those communities already wiped out by it.
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As she prepares for her first debate with Trump next week, Clinton needs to unapologetically remind voters — especially traditional Republicans who are uncomfortable with seeing their party overrun by extremists — of the racist, paranoid fringes that Trump has invited into the nation's politics under the banner of the Republican Party.
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Zeus is replaced by Athena as the dominant god of the tale; the poem begins not with Odysseus but with his wife, Penelope, who has been without him for 20 years, in a kingdom overrun by suitors for her hand, whom the conventions of hospitality ensure she cannot simply expel.
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When it's unfiltered and uncurated — and when your feed isn't overrun by bots, fascists, and/or disingenuous trolls — Twitter can fulfill its stated mission to serve as a "public square," where ideas get promoted because people find them worthy of discussion, not because a robot thinks you might like them.
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Dr. Anand Parekh, a former Health and Human Services deputy assistant secretary from 2008 to 2015, argued it was unwise to make a decision to loosen the social distancing recommendations until the administration can ensure there is widespread testing and the health system will not be overrun by new cases.
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Even a guesthouse where Mengistu Haile Mariam, the authoritarian ruler ousted by the current governing party 26 years ago, stayed during the summers was recently overrun by young people celebrating the end of their studies, some chewing khat in one of the bleak Soviet-style rooms with the curtains drawn.
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Read more:Take a look inside a 49-story abandoned skyscraper known as 'Ghost Tower' in the middle of BangkokWe kayaked to an abandoned fort in Portland, Maine, that's only accessible by private boat, and it's now completely overrun by natureTHEN AND NOW: What 8 abandoned amusement parks looked like before they became ruins
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Facebook's Safety Check feature — which had a page dedicated to "The Violent Incident in Las Vegas, Nevada" — was a godsend for anyone with friends or family near Las Vegas, but the page also showed graphic videos from the scene, and the heavily trafficked service was quickly overrun by scammers and con artists.
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The photo-sharing platform, which by its nature collects less personal information from its users, can be a simpler, less toxic alternative to using the main Facebook service, now overrun by ads and plagued by all manner of misinformation, fake news, and other content designed to either generate clicks or influence users for political purposes.
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Washington (CNN)Former and current employees at a Boeing plant in South Carolina that produces the company's 787 Dreamliner claim the factory is overrun by "shoddy production and weak oversight that have threatened to compromise safety" -- a revelation that surfaces as Boeing is under fire over a separate aircraft, the New York Times reported Saturday.
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Due to the overwhelming turn out today, the Hamilton Police have been called and... Thanks to social media, incidents like this happen regularly: crowds taking pictures have killed wild animals (if not gotten killed by those wild animals), and previously unknown natural wonders are slowly getting overrun by people looking to impress on Instagram.
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That means Tinder's time at the top could be overrun by newcomers in later months, especially as new streaming services get off the ground (assuming they offer in-app subscriptions); if TikTok starts taking monetization seriously; or if any other large apps from China find global audiences outside of China's third-party app stores.
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In addition to the fact that even Afghan districts and major highways once declared safe are now threatened or overrun by the Taliban, the returnees from Europe will go back to a dire economic crisis, with an unemployment rate of about 35 percent and about 400,000 young people entering the job market every year.
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"We are very confident that the integrity of that embassy is strong and it is highly unlikely to be physically overrun by any one, there is sufficient combat power there, air and ground, that anyone who attempts to overrun that will run into a buzz saw," the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen.
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The initial investigation, which was carried out by Africa Command and completed in the spring of 2018, found that a series of failures and deficiencies, including a lack of adequate training, contributed to the ambush that resulted in a Green Beret-led team being outgunned and overrun by more than 100 ISIS affiliated fighters.
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Within two days, Allied troops had been pushed back from the Kowloon peninsula to Hong Kong island as the defenses strung across the border with mainland China -- known as the "Gin Drinker's Line," harkening back to happier times when families would picnic in the hills -- were overrun by vastly superior Japanese numbers and firepower.
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Graft and fraud were so widespread, in fact, that they helped pave the way for an entirely new threat: The firm that won the energy contract in Amman was unable to complete the project, because the territory where it was located was soon overrun by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, better known as ISIS.
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But the deep sea proves just as inescapable and anxiety-inducing as deep space, as the player struggles with the psychological horror of a science facility overrun by unpredictable sentient AI. Like The Company from the original Alien, the real enemy in SOMA is a morally questionable industrial future where we've lost sight of the value of human life.
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Investors in Zalando have done well recently—its shares have risen by 19% over the past three months, compared with 8% for the DAX, Germany's main share index—but the main worry is that Zalando could be overrun by Amazon, which plans to expand in fashion, or by Alibaba, a Chinese e-commerce juggernaut that is expanding in Europe.
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After doing his massive line that makes him react like people in movies that take place in the 70s react upon doing lines (and please don't get me started on the rubbing-it-on-your-gums bullshit), his car is then overrun by cascading rockers running Wild in the Streets to the nearby Mercer Arts Center, and he follows.
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When I went back to Vienna earlier this month to assess which of two famous Sachertorte is best, see how the city's main tourist attractions match up to their worst reviews, and visit a tiny lakeside town overrun by tourists, it struck me that the rest of the world really doesn't know how delectable the country's food really is.
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But Mr. Bernthal caught a life-changing break when he was cast in "The Walking Dead" as Shane Walsh, a onetime friend and partner of the series protagonist Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), who gradually becomes his rival for the affection of Rick's wife and the leadership of a group of survivors in a world overrun by zombies.
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Hungry City 11 Photos View Slide Show ' The crowd is of one mind at Tong Sam Gyup Goo Yi: From every table rises a gleaming black cast-iron dome with a tapered handle, like the lid of a giant pot, and on every dome lie stripes of pork belly, more white than red, flesh nearly overrun by fat.
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In a presentation last fall at George Washington University, one of the agency's top Korea analysts said that in the C.I.A.'s view, no amount of sanctions pressure would persuade Mr. Kim that it was worth giving up the weapons that he believes are his only defense from having his country overrun by the United States and its allies.
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That mutated into a far drearier, and far more satisfying post-apocalyptic epic called The Last of Us. Released in 2013, the game follows Joel and Ellie, survivors in a world overrun by a horrific fungal parasite that zombifies its victims, as the two make it across a desolated United States in hopes of developing a cure.
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Ayeta was the seventh person to die in that blaze, which has scorched more than 154,000 acres in the scenic Shasta-Trinity region north of Sacramento, including two young children and their great-grandmother whose home was overrun by flames, a resident who authorities said refused to leave his home despite evacuation orders, and two firefighters.
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Terrifying video shows the moment a rescue crew in Australia were overrun by bushfires and were forced to seek shelter in their truckEerie photos capture blood-red skies as bushfires rage across Australia and trap thousandsThe bushfires in Australia are so big they&aposre generating their own weather — &apospyrocumulonimbus&apos thunderstorms that can start more fires
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The new report opens with this rather grim assessment of the past 38 years:Communities have been overrun by lava flows in Hawaii and in Washington State, a powerful explosion has devastated huge tracts of forest and killed people tens of miles from the volcanic source, and debris avalanches and mudflows have choked major river ways, destroyed bridges, and swept people to their deaths.
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Journalists criticized by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE for their coverage regularly find their Twitter mentions overrun by his supporters, often using insulting language and sometimes crossing into personal attacks.
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The Pro Packer The Gift: Gucci Metal Earrings With Floral Detail "My word, even this entrance is being overrun by rabble," said Muffy von T. after she'd been deposited in the VIP-est of VIP airport lounges — from which she could access the tarmac directly — after a private security screening away from the prying eyes and latex-ed hands of regular TSA agents.
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But unlike that judgment, the new ruling limits the Dutch government's liability to 30 percent of the damages, based on its assessment that the victims would have had a 70 percent chance of being killed even if Dutch peacekeepers had not wrongfully ordered them, on July 13, 1995, to leave a United Nations compound after the area was overrun by Bosnian Serb paramilitary forces.
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