Also, there was a huge power failure on Wednesday. Fun!
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Power failure while uploading your consciousness to the cloudLife, man.
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The power failure isn't the only problem facing Puerto Rico.
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The traffic lights are dark anyway, betraying a general power failure.
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After sunset, and amid a power failure, I met with one family.
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As of now, no explanation for the widespread power failure has been identified.
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Taiwan's previous big power failure, in 1999, was caused by a massive earthquake.
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But I would argue women are also protesting due to a power failure.
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Rail services on the island were shut down because of the power failure.
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Making correct decisions in the event of a power failure is more challenging.
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But the biggest threat from a heat wave may be a power failure.
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The state power company's union said a fire had caused the power failure.
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But the risks are there - and they can be just one power failure away.
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Zverev did not use the power failure as an excuse for his slow start.
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It was not clear how many trains had been affected by the power failure.
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It even offers an auto-restart feature in the event of a power failure.
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A teacher teaches in the dark due to a power failure on May 14.
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MTA authorities attributed the problem to power failure and launched an investigation into the incident.
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Delta said the problem was touched off by a power failure about 231:21 a.m.
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But the scale of Sunday's power failure appeared to take residents and officials off guard.
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Mr. Maduro and his ministers have claimed that industrial sabotage was behind the power failure.
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Even in a power failure, a tightly packed freezer can stay cold for 48 hours.
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Last month, a power failure at a station in Midtown Manhattan led to crippling delays.
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Strangely enough, the blackout happened the same date as the city's large power failure in 1977.
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The power failure was the result of a previous faulty repair job; no one was injured.
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Alejandro García Padilla said at a news conference that the power failure could last 24 hours.
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The report indicated a power failure on a transmission line in Butte County at 6:15 a.m.
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Thousands stranded in Atlanta on a Sunday evening because of the massive power failure at the airport.
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The report indicated a power failure on a transmission line in Butte Country at 6:15 a.m.
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Sri Lanka's share trading was halted for 17 minutes in early trade due to a power failure.
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People huddle against the information kiosk in Grand Central Station after being stranded by the power failure.
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Most standard homeowners policies do not protect against flooding, earthquakes, neglect, power failure, war, or intentional loss.
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Officials say there was also separate power failure on July 18 at the Renton Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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Government critics said it was an effort to deflect blame for a four-day national power failure.
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A power failure at just one Manhattan station snarls nearly a dozen of the system's 22 lines.
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My favorite day nurse, Alice, soon came by and told me there had been a power failure.
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And three days before that, a power failure in Midtown Manhattan led to a near systemwide breakdown.
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Officials at the transportation authority insist that the incident was caused by a Con Edison power failure.
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"This is crazy," Lopez told her team, including fiancé Alex Rodriguez, as she learned about the power failure.
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Police officers lead commuters through a subway tunnel where they were trapped during a power failure on Nov.
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So she hacks the security system, engineers a power failure, and makes her way into the wide world.
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A lightning bolt had led to a cascading power failure that had plunged New York City into darkness.
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At one point in The Terranauts, a power failure in the enclosure creates a rapid increase of temperature.
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A release of water from the wet system after a power failure was the cause of the toxic spill.
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On Thursday, Arkema reported emissions from another facility in Pasadena, Texas, which also experienced a power failure during Harvey.
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Unfortunately, the device was prone to mid-flight power failure, causing some Karma units to fall from the sky.
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Edesur, an Argentinian energy company, said the power failure started between two power stations, in Yacyretá and Salto Grande.
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The world's third-largest airline blamed a power failure in its home city of Atlanta, Georgia, for the problems.
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The power failure has become the latest battleground in a country where two men now claim to be president.
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Or they were until a huge power failure across several counties left the shelters without light or air-conditioning.
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Passengers from around the world were stranded at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport after a power failure on Sunday.
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I was amazed at the way New Yorkers came together during the black-out [the power failure of August 903].
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This can help you get a handle on where the power failure is coming from, and how to manage it.
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Some customers complained of a power failure that caused the aircraft to fall from the sky, leading to the recall.
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"This is the second power failure that has affected the people of Puerto Rico in less than a week," Rossello said.
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One person was reported dead, though the power failure has largely cut off communication with some of the worst-hit areas.
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A performance of the Australian Ballet in Adelaide was thrown into darkness and canceled after a rat caused a power failure.
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During a power failure, make sure appliances are switched off, keep the fridge closed and stay away from downed power lines.
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Much of the country's telecommunications network was offline after another power failure on Saturday, according to NetBlocks, an internet monitoring group.
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Someone forgot to fill a generator with gas, causing a power failure that broadcast 90 seconds of dead air on NBC.
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P.S.E.G. Long Island had wrestled with its own power failure on Saturday night that left thousands without power in the Rockaways.
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According to a company spokesman, the slug had burned to death after touching an electrical cable leading to the mass power failure.
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A spokesman for the company said none of the issues concerning the power failure were related to repairs that Whitefish had performed.
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The spectacular power failure was most likely result of a simple brush fire that destabilized the country's electrical grid, union leaders said.
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At the height of the morning rush, the power failure at the 53rd Street station in Midtown Manhattan reverberated across the system.
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Backup oxygen canisters line the hallway in the family's apartment in case a power failure causes the boys' ventilators to turn off.
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A power failure in the train car I had reserved meant there "was no space" for me on the Highlander to Aberdeen.
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In the event of a power failure, fission would continue but the reactor would still need power to run the water pumps.
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The incident, which was reportedly related to a power failure rather than a cyber-attack, will raise questions about the company's IT system.
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The signal indicated that the satellite system had been reset, suggesting a power failure, possibly caused by the engine's running out of fuel.
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His dizzyingly dense story includes flood, power failure, traffic jams, global warming, cholera, typhoid fever and a conflagration that wipes out North America.
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Forget the megabeams of Julia Roberts or Anne Hathaway , either of which could be deployed as an emergency searchlight during a power failure.
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The following year, Arkema identified floods and hurricanes — as well as power failure and loss of cooling — as threats to its Crosby site.
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The power failure left many homes without running water and caused chaos in hospitals, as well as disrupting places of work and schools.
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Saturday's race was also shortened after a delay of 1 hour 15 minutes because of a power failure caused by a substation fire.
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Just before the blackout, officials had been boasting about Puerto Rico's recovery from Maria, which caused the biggest power failure in the territory's history.
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Details were sparse, but the Dayton Daily News reported that a squirrel was blamed for a power failure that stretched from 9:15 a.m.
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A vast power failure plunged the capital city of Caracas into almost complete darkness during rush hour on Thursday, before extending to other areas.
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Nonetheless, lessons need to be learned and the power failure should prompt tough questions for regulators, the system operator, generators and the distribution companies.
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The power failure appeared to be more severe than others, however, and the government of President Nicolás Maduro moved quickly to blame its opponents.
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Because of the power failure and gas leaks, businesses are at a standstill, but her husband was working as an Uber driver in Boston.
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That decision made the hurricane the only known case in recent history in which mutual aid was not invoked after a major power failure.
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Hospitals in the state are required to have backup generators, which usually start running within seconds of a power failure, Ms. Emerson-Shea said.
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Sunday's power failure marked the second weekend in a row that parts of the city had been plunged into darkness, amplifying New Yorkers' indignation.
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Chick-fil-A prepared free meals for the thousands of passengers stranded after a power failure halted activity at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
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A power failure left 80 percent of Caracas, the capital, without electricity for hours last week, and such shortages are becoming common in other cities.
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The power failure also affected three buildings in the Red Hook Houses, Brooklyn's largest public housing complex, according to the city's office of emergency management.
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If the utility had not shut off some electricity, he said, the power failure could have stretched over a wider geographic area and lasted longer.
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The director of National Grid, meanwhile, said the company was certain the power failure had not been the result of "malicious" action or a cyberattack.
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On July 13, a power failure plunged a stretch of the West Side of Manhattan into darkness, affecting some 73,000 customers for about three hours.
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The director of National Grid, meanwhile, said the company was certain the power failure had not been the result of "malicious" action or a cyberattack.
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After the story was published, officials at the jail sent a statement that said there was a power failure that had "minimally" affected the facility.
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In Cedar Bluff Middle School in Knoxville, Tennessee, voters had to use paper ballots and fill them in outdoors after a power failure on Tuesday morning.
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Venezuela was plunged into darkness Thursday following a national power failure — an event President Nicolás Maduro blamed on a cyberattack orchestrated by Florida Senator Marco Rubio.
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The county had not yet conducted a full review to determine whether a power failure during the count or human error was to blame, he said.
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Delays quickly cascaded outward from Manhattan, halting trains underground many miles from the site of the power failure and stretching normally routine commutes into hourslong slogs.
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This week a power failure at the Fukushima site knocked out radiation monitoring and the freezing of a so-called ice wall to isolate the damaged reactors.
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The exchange was also hit by two disruptions in 2014, caused by a software error and a power failure, which led to a rebuke by the MAS.
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The power failure interrupted a meeting that David Rodriguez was having in Caguas to discuss plans for a new business involving the sale of solar-powered generators.
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They also designed the I.M.P.s to run unattended as much as possible, bestowing on them the ability to restart by themselves after a power failure or crash.
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A single mother of five, Ms. McKoy told her two smaller children there was a power failure, but could not hide the truth from her older sons.
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Tokyo (CNN)A single, small slug has been blamed for a massive power failure that brought part of Japan's high-speed rail network to a standstill last month.
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It's a useful tool for situations where connectivity is unreliable for one of the myriad reasons that may occur in space: radiation, power failure, obstruction, and so on.
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So when Amtrak struggles with, say, a power failure, it doesn't just affect their own trains, but also those of New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Railroad.
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Five-times runners-up Toyota came agonizingly close to winning last year but a last lap power failure on Kazuki Nakajima's leading car handed the victory to Porsche.
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Itineraries Delta Air Lines is working to reset its operations on Tuesday morning, after a power failure grounded flights and led to cancellations and delays a day earlier.
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Business owners will receive forms to report their losses and the county will negotiate restitution on their behalf with PCL Construction, the company responsible for the power failure.
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Puerto Rico has now endured the longest power failure in U.S. history, after Category 220 Hurricane Maria tore a path of destruction across the island on Sept. 2000.
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The two quakes followed a series of smaller ones last week that peeled brick facades, toppled columns and caused a power failure in Edmond, an upscale Oklahoma City suburb.
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While there was a power failure at a data center near London's Heathrow airport, the damage was caused by an overwhelming surge once the electricity was restored, it said.
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The trial was scheduled to start on Wednesday, but prosecutors on Monday asked for a one-day delay, saying a power failure over the weekend prevented them from preparing.
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And after a power failure in his home, he got locked out of his Vue account because his internet address was reset and Sony thought he had switched locations.
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Many generators take the opportunity of light summer loads to do routine maintenance and upgrades, so the power failure raises questions about whether there was sufficient capacity readily available.
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South Australian independent Senator Nick Xenophon said an inquiry should examine whether the power failure could have been avoided if more gas-burning power plants had been on standby.
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President Nicolas Maduro claimed the opposition was responsible for the major power failure, accusing National Assembly leader Juan Guaido of working with the U.S. in a campaign to overthrow him.
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According to Granddad (and the press notes), the term "radioflash" describes an electromagnetic pulse indicating a nuclear detonation, but the movie is indifferent to the cause of the power failure.
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Electricity was slowly being restored to tens of millions of people after a widespread power failure struck a large section of the continent, including all of mainland Argentina and Uruguay.
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Synopsis: A pragmatic paleontologist visiting an almost complete theme park is tasked with protecting a couple of kids after a power failure causes the park's cloned dinosaurs to run loose.
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The power failure at the airport, a major hub for domestic and international flights, sent a ripple of disruptions across the country, affecting flights in Chicago, Los Angeles and elsewhere.
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The drone was on the market for less than three weeks before being recalled after some customers complained of a power failure that caused the aircraft to fall from the sky.
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Sri Lanka faces intermittent power cuts nationwide after a power failure on Sunday crippled its Chinese-built 900-MW coal power plant that supplies over 40 percent of peak power demand.
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After a power failure delayed the start of the match by more than an hour, Zverev faced two break points in the second game but then settled down and took command.
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Heavy hitters take the reins The turbine that broke August 9 has been brought back online, and officials said they have "mobilized" 26 backup generators in case of another power failure.
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Amtrak resumed its service between New York City and New Haven on Friday night after an interruption of more than two hours because of a power failure, a company spokeswoman said.
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The power failure occurred when the grid was under only a relatively light summer load of 29 gigawatts compared with a peak load of 45-47 gigawatts last winter (tmsnrt.rs/2YHJOKR).
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Last month, a power failure disabled a train and created chaos for thousands of riders, some of whom were stranded for over four hours on a Monday evening at Penn Station.
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GoPro is relaunching its Karma drone today, three months after the company recalled the aircraft following reports that some units suffered a power failure during flight and fell from the sky.
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Richard Burr, the committee's chairman, assured NBC News' Kelly O'Donnell the outage was the result of a central power failure affecting parts of the Senate office building, and not some nefarious cause.
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"Only in the accidents of a computer glitch, a power failure or losing a cellphone can we realize that we are kidnapped by today's knowledge structure," the artists tell The Creators Project.
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It blamed the incident on a power failure at a data center near Heathrow and subsequent power surge which knocked out its computer system, disrupting flight operations, call centers and its website.
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The problem with the drone stems from the battery basically popping out a few millimeters and causing a power failure in the drone, Woodman said at TechCrunch's stage at CES this year.
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The report cited senior company sources saying the power failure was a "big miss" and were looking for an independent inquiry into who was responsible for the integrity of critical computer systems.
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Crude prices rebounded from early weakness after Russia's largest oil producer Rosneft said one of its pipelines that served as a link for delivering crude to China was damaged by power failure.
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The plant has a capacity of 270,000 tonnes of primary aluminium per year, of which 75,000 tonnes are from the Karmoey technology pilot, which was not affected by the power failure, Hydro added.
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Officials at WTC, which is owned and managed by listed Overseas Reality Ceylon Plc and houses several local and international business offices, did not have an immediate comment on the sudden power failure.
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Why it matters: This is the first time since last year's Hurricane Maria that Puerto Rico has experienced an island-wide power failure, according to the AP, thanks to its still-unstable grid.
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The moves came as Puerto Rico tries to shift away from the emergency phase of its hurricane response, and just a day after a widespread power failure underscored the enormous challenges that remain.
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Lead futures galloped to the highest price in 16 months after the world's biggest lead smelter, located in South Australia and a key supplier to Chinese battery manufacturers, went down due to power failure.
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The Italian oil company acknowledged its staff needed a better grasp of the potential risks at its Goliat field in Norway's Arctic waters more than a month before a power failure that halted production.
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Near the 42-minute mark there is a break in the mix due to a power failure, which only adds to its authenticity as such occurrences were common at one-off undergrounds and raves.
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In 2009, a huge power failure in Brazil involving the world's largest operating hydroelectric plant caused widespread blackouts that affected tens of millions of people and exposed the vulnerability of the country's electricity infrastructure.
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The power failure risks hurting the already declining oil production, Venezuela's main source of revenue, by damaging equipment and operational systems, said Ali Moshiri, formerly the top Chevron executive overseeing company operations in Venezuela.
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Like many people there, I bought a battery-powered alarm clock after waking up one morning to discover I had overslept because there had been a power failure in the middle of the night.
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And while Reyes, 23, is not as fast as he once was, he is still the team's most dangerous base-stealing threat — a valuable asset to have in the event of a power failure.
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The Justice Department's Inspector General on Thursday said it was investigating the handling of electrical and heating problems that followed a switch gear room fire and partial power failure at the facility last month.
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After interviewing residents about one of their most dire problems — the health implications of power failure for medications and home medical devices — the team installed solar-powered refrigerators in a community center on Thanksgiving.
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Several times this summer, when high winds were forecast, we woke up at odd hours to water our crops and livestock, fill tanks with water and do our best to prepare for a power failure.
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Sitting in the top row of the stands, Salvador Berrocales, 67, and his wife, Maribel Bahamundi, 50, came to the game because the tickets were a gift, and no power failure was going to stop them.
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Aside from massive property damage from wind and flooding, the devastation from the strongest storm to cross the island in about 80 years saw complete power failure followed by extended blackouts, lasting months in some areas.
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Sources say early testing showed the front-heavy design led to greater vibration, and those forces can sometimes shake loose a detachable battery, leading to the kind of sudden power failure seen in Karma crash videos.
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He said that while airlines did have secondary systems in place — to provide power during a power failure, for example — the data was backed up only a few times each day, rather than in real time.
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In April, a power failure at a nearby station, at Seventh Avenue and 53rd Street, caused commutes to extend 90 minutes or longer, as delays cascaded through more than half the lines in the system. Gov.
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Instead, it was the spooky reality on Monday morning at the normally bustling Grand Central Terminal, after a power failure caused darkness to blanket the lower level, as well as the main corridor leading to Lexington Avenue.
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The exchange was hit by two disruptions in 2014, caused by a software error and a power failure, which led to a rebuke by the Monetary Authority of Singapore - the city state's central bank and SGX's regulator.
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COLOMBO, March 16 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's share trading was halted briefly on Wednesday due to a power failure in the island nation's main business building, World Trade Center (WTC) that houses the bourse, officials and stockbrokers said.
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The exchange was hit by two disruptions in 2014, caused by a software error and a power failure, which led to a rebuke by the Monetary Authority of Singapore — the city state's central bank and the SGX's regulator.
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Though the island's economy remains fragile — it was battered by a major hurricane that caused a monthslong power failure in 2017 and recently by a series of earthquakes — the government has built up a large supply of cash.
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The power failure scared the older child, who then carried the baby to a home about half a mile away in Venetie, Alaska, on Tuesday, the Alaska State Department of Public Safety said in a statement on Friday.
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GoPro says that the power failure on its original, recalled model was due to a problem with a latch that secured its battery, a problem the company says has been resolved in the latest version of the drone.
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It's not clear whether the most recent Navy-reported hospital power failure, on Saturday, is the one Cruz was referring to in her tweets; that evacuation happened at Hospital Menonita in Caguas, about 20 miles from San Juan.
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Sri Lanka is facing intermittent power cuts across the country after a nationwide power failure on Sunday crippled the country's Chinese-built 900 MW coal power plant that supplies more than 40 percent of the country's peak power demand.
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Eric Thames hit a three-run home run and Travis Shaw collected three hits Monday as the Milwaukee Brewers earned a 21-25 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in a game that was delayed 143 minutes by a power failure.
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"The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills has evacuated this morning de to a prolonged power failure to the transformer which powered the facility's air conditioning system as a result o the hurricane," Jorge Carballo, the facility's administrator, said in a statement.
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A nationwide power failure in crisis-stricken Venezuela could trigger "serious disruption" to the oil market, the International Energy Agency (IEA) warned on Friday, but OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia should have the means to offset any further production woes in Caracas.
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PARIS, July 26 (Reuters) - Eurostar warned passengers on Friday not to travel on its cross-Channel rail services to and from Paris unless it was essential after a power failure at the Gare du Nord station in the French capital.
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Seated in the dark at Saint Nikola Church because of a power failure, the 71-year-old priest gloated at "the defeat of satanic forces" in the West bent on strengthening NATO, expanding gay rights and championing Western notions of tolerance.
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The power failure was the latest blow for Puerto Rico's beleaguered and bankrupt power company, which has been criticized for awarding a small Montana firm a $300 million contract to fix power lines that included highly unusual clauses that prohibited any audits.
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While it was rare for an isolated power failure to have such a wide-reaching impact, the miserable morning commute triggered an extensive state investigation that identified a series of problems, many of them technical but crucial to the stability of the system.
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But many customers say they are happy to be part of greening the area's energy supply, whether for the financial savings, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and slow global warming, or just to make sure the lights stay on in a power failure.
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Despite a 2017 assurance on De Dietrich's website that the bottle "easily resists [the] hydrostatic pressure generated when it is completely filled," a power failure in the case made the bottle warm and allowed some of its parts to expand, according to Die Presse.
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People flying Delta may have awoken this morning to find out they aren't flying at all – a massive networked service outage resulting from a power failure in Atlanta, the airline's home base, has delayed all of today's current flights and is causing widespread cancellations.
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Millions of dollars have been spent developing the property, including adding a sculpture court, a landscape lighting design, and a backup generator large enough to provide electricity to 300,000 square feet of buildings if there were a citywide power failure, the news release said.
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Under the new rules, all of the state's assisted-living facilities and nursing homes will have 60 days to obtain what the governor's statement called "ample resources" that will "sustain operations and maintain comfortable temperatures" for at least four days after a power failure.
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"It affects all Venezuelans when they attack PDVSA, when blackouts happen like the one that happened in our country," Quevedo said, referring to last week's vast power failure that plunged millions of its citizens into almost complete darkness and put some essential services to a stop.
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But at the domed 30-year-old Tropicana Field, considered among the worst parks — if not the worst — in the major leagues, they have delays of their own kind — this time it was a power failure that took some time for the operations staff to correct.
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ATLANTA — A power failure at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Sunday disrupted operations at the busiest airport in the world, forcing the cancellation of more than 270,2120 departing or arriving flights and stranding travelers on planes on the tarmac for hours, the authorities and passengers said.
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Without a big push on social media from influential activists — Tamika Mallory, co-president of the Women's March, was one of the organizers of the protest that began over the weekend — it is hard to say how much emotion the power failure and heating issues at the jail would have unleashed.
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While the devastation in Puerto Rico presents many challenges — with the U.S. Virgin Islands included, the post-Maria power failure was the largest in U.S. history, and the storm caused 1.25 billion hours of electricity disruption — it also presents a vital opportunity to rebuild the island's energy infrastructure smarter, greener, and more resilient.
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She'd heard from a colleague who was tracking a plant in Maine that, during a recent power failure, that something may be up with those scrubbers—designed and manufactured by EnviroCorp to suck planet-cooking carbon out of the sky, and now found outside of just about any major pollution source in the country.
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Accidents are certainly not uncommon for the Russian military, which lost its only aircraft carrier last fall when a heavy crane punched a hole in it as the only dry dock suitable for carrying out repairs and maintenance on a ship that size sank due to a power failure, but the last few weeks have certainly been a challenge.
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That lack of clear criteria has lead to a situation in which some documented deaths that may have been caused by the hurricane are classified "natural deaths" and not examined by the Institute of Forensic Sciences, while others that fit the same descriptions — heart attacks, respiratory failures, lack of oxygen due to power failure — are included in the death toll.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Australian central bank said on Thursday an internal power failure caused by maintenance of its fire control systems interrupted its Sydney data center and affected its ability to process some payments The outage at the Reserve Bank of Australia lasted about three hours, but representatives of two major banks told Reuters the incident had affected payments throughout the industry.
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Tourists visiting the monuments and museums on the National Mall in Washington endured temperatures approaching 100 degrees F (37.8 C). About 250 senior citizens returned home on Saturday a day after having to leave a retirement community in Philadelphia when a power failure disabled the air conditioners, forcing many of them into a shelter at West Philadelphia High School, said city spokeswoman Deana Gamble.
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And now, as the opposition's latest attempt to end his presidency drags into its third month, Mr. Maduro appears to be digging in once again — weathering sanctions on the country's oil industry, isolation from more than 50 countries, a parallel government set up to challenge him, a steady trickle of military desertions and a days-long national power failure unlike any the country had seen.
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