"We spend 300 billion dollars a year as a country on diabetes-related illnesses, it's just one of several major lifestyle diseases ravaging our communities and ravaging the economy," Lovelace added.
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The opioid epidemic ravaging communities today may yet be vanquished.
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According to him, there are monsters ravaging the earth's surface.
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Video from Jonesboro, Arkansas shows #Tornado tornado ravaging through town.
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Like, physically taking things from her, ravaging things from her.
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Cheap labor, foreign welfare spongers, Islamic terrorists, now crop-ravaging moths!
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The opioid crisis is ravaging American communities at a shocking rate.
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Climate change is ravaging the natural laboratory that inspired Charles Darwin.
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Photos online showed flames ravaging part of the ancient Buddhist temple.
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Meanwhile, logging driven by the construction boom is ravaging Tanzania's forests.
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The opioid epidemic is currently ravaging a course throughout the country.
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Contrary to media portrayals, overdose deaths are ravaging communities of color.
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A cholera epidemic caused by U.S.-backed war is ravaging Yemen A cholera epidemic caused by U.S.-backed war is ravaging Yemen On April 2000, the sewer system in Yemen's capital city of Sana'a stopped working.
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In December 2012, Typhoon Bopha leveled Kayangel, ravaging its nearby coral reefs.
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Fires Are Ravaging Brazil's Pantanal, the World's Largest Tropical Wetlands, Time reports.
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Like Harvey's devastation, California's ravaging wildfires arose from a confluence of factors.
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Wildfires Forest fires are ravaging two very different parts of the world.
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"Today, another fire is ravaging our city, our neighborhoods," the cardinal said.
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Yet this entirely preventable and treatable disease is ravaging war-torn Yemen.
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He had terrible diabetes, and cancer was ravaging much of his body.
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By ravaging the leaves, they deplete a plant's energy, inhibiting new growth.
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Story at a glance Climate change is ravaging the world's coral reefs.
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California wildfires The 16 wildfires ravaging Northern California continue to set grim records.
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Is Fame here a monster that's rampaging and ravaging across the world landscape?
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African swine fever, a disease deadly to pigs, is ravaging herds across Asia.
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You'll see crime ravaging the streets that you can swoop down to stop.
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Australia has seen that impact firsthand, with wildfires ravaging the country for months.
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Smoke from the bushfires ravaging Australia will encircle the globe, NASA said Tuesday.
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But the aftermath of the ravaging by Boko Haram is far more complicated.
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Fidget spin for hours to distract yourself from the teatox ravaging your insides?
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It produced more than a dozen tornadoes, upending a semi and ravaging multiple homes.
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Much of the illegal opioids ravaging American streets are coming from factories in China.
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Residents of Miami took to social media to show the destruction ravaging their city.
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A monster heatwave is currently ravaging parts of New South Wales, Queensland, and Victoria.
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Hordes of gypsy moth caterpillars are currently ravaging parts of the Northeastern United States.
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Its singular style, music, and even its ravaging violence have been repeatedly hyper-aestheticized.
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Instability The instability ravaging the country for nearly three years has left dire statistics.
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Post-tropical storm Ophelia is currently ravaging Ireland, and has already killed three people.
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Right now, there is a fungus that is ravaging the Big Island and Hawaii.
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Five years later I lost my own beloved daughter to the same ravaging disease.
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There is a slow-moving threat in our nation that is ravaging higher education.
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Discussed in great detail the CoronaVirus that is ravaging large parts of our Planet.
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Iranian leaders once predicted the coronavirus epidemic ravaging China would not affect their country.
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Iranian leaders once predicted the coronavirus epidemic ravaging China would not affect their country.
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The coronavirus has since spread to Europe, and is ravaging the tourist industry there.
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Ducks have been used in the past in China to devour crop-ravaging locusts.
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The second wildfire was ravaging mountainous pine forests 50 kilometers (31 miles) west of Athens.
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People fear the prospect of pathogens going airborne and ravaging the population in pandemic proportions.
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This is likely due to the skyrocketing rates of opiate addiction currently ravaging the country.
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Back then, Warthen had to stop his walks because arthritis was ravaging his left knee.
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These are Syrian artist Sulafa Hijazi's comments on the violence that is ravaging her country.
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It's what the disease does to them: the ravaging on the body and the mind.
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The bushfires ravaging Australia have devastated 25 million acres and killed nearly one billion animals.
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The form ravaging Dr. Fajgenbaum's body — multicentric Castleman disease — is even more rare and deadly.
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It's 1968 and there's a hurricane ravaging the country and cops killing students in the street.
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However, they have become a big problem for some farmers, ravaging sheep, goat and cattle herds.
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Following a ravaging drought, coffee experts predict that this year's crop will be bountiful and beautiful.
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Wildfires are ravaging parts of the Arctic Circle, and they're big enough to see from space.
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But the true culprit driving the caterpillar boom are the drought conditions currently ravaging the region.
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Wildfires have been ravaging American west this summer, largely due to the effects of climate change.
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Whenever this emotionally ravaging World Series is over, we're still a week away from the election.
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Republican lawmakers were quick to criticize the reform effort, accusing the administration of "ravaging" coal country.
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How do you stop a big, fast-moving wildfire like the one ravaging Fort McMurray, Alberta?
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The kindling was laid by the drought that has been ravaging eastern Australia for two years.
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The wildfires ravaging Southern California are part of a worrying trend: big blazes costing taxpayers billions.
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Natural disasters as a result of climate change are ravaging entire agricultural regions across the country.
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In these precariously perched homes, Yemeni people are removed from the civil war ravaging their country.
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The wildfire is among the largest and most vicious of the blazes currently ravaging the state.
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"End the sickness of war and fight the disease that is ravaging our world," he added.
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The virus outbreak has claimed more than 8,000 lives globally, disrupting business and ravaging markets worldwide.
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Crowe was not present, but rather in Australia facing the hellish fires ravaging his home country.
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It also showed that a strong democracy can overcome even the worst illness ravaging its body.
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We should focus on promoting smart policies that end this opioid crisis that's ravaging our communities.
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From hurricanes devastating Puerto Rico to fires ravaging the Amazon, climate change is affecting everyone, everywhere.
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An insidious scourge that has nothing to do with head trauma is ravaging retired N.F.L. players.
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They're tough but I don't think they're tougher than a tropical storm cell ravaging the gulf coast.
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That combination is leading to more extreme fires like the one ravaging Fort McMurray now, he said.
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Ending DACA means a ravaging of families and whole communities — a trauma so severe it is unconscionable.
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Indeed, under Andrew Wheeler, its new acting administrator, the agency could be more effective at ravaging it.
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Bulgaria presents perhaps the most extreme case of the depopulation that is ravaging much of eastern Europe.
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Some versions describe a massive wolf swallowing the sun, while others mention troll women ravaging the earth.
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He's a native of Colombia, where Zika has been ravaging much of the countryside, including his hometown.
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After ravaging the Keys, the storm moved north off the western coast of Florida before turning inland.
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But those dynamics would account for only a tiny percentage of the overall violence ravaging the country.
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Now it is ravaging remote areas where clean water was already hard to find before the storm.
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The Holiday fire -- one of nearly a dozen wildfires ravaging the western United States -- was quickly approaching.
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Hepatitis C was ravaging her liver when she learned in 254 that she also had breast cancer.
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We know that there are people, whether they're in entertainment or not, who are ravaging our community.
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"End the sickness of war and fight the disease that is ravaging our world," he reportedly said.
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But back then, the AIDS crisis had been ravaging the gay male community for over a decade.
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But then, regardless of Washington, Mexico does face the herculean problem of organized crime ravaging its society.
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The rapidly spreading virus has claimed more than 14,000 lives globally, disrupting business and ravaging markets worldwide.
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The French food services group said the impact of fires ravaging Australia had yet to be assessed.
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Swarms of desert locusts have invaded eastern Africa, ravaging crops, decimating pasture and deepening a hunger crisis.
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Farmers across America are looking for more sustainable farming methods to combat the weather ravaging their livelihoods.
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The new coronavirus ravaging Iran is cutting into celebrations marking the Persian New Year, known as Nowruz.
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Drug cartels, after years of ravaging poorer communities, had begun to target the richest of the rich.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinated just one week earlier, and riots were ravaging the country.
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Yet technology, not trade, is ravaging American retailing, an industry that employs more people than manufacturing (see article).
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The man accused of starting the blaze ravaging parts of southern California made a brief court appearance today.
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The heroin and opioid addiction ravaging our nation is nothing short of tragic – and our patients deserve better.
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The wildfires currently ravaging California are some of the largest and most devastating the area has ever seen.
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For Irma, which hit Florida early on Sunday after ravaging the Caribbean, the loss estimates are more severe.
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Fighting the wildfires ravaging California right now is such a major undertaking that firefighters need help from space.
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Wildfires blazing across North America and Australia, heatwaves scorching Europe and Asia, cyclones ravaging Africa and the Caribbean.
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A crack epidemic and poverty were ravaging the South Bronx in the 1980s, and debris became children's playthings.
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So even if one decayed, brown-mottled tooth falls out, an infection may continue ravaging that child's mouth.
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We usually only pay attention to viruses when they're making us sick or ravaging large swaths of humanity.
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Newsbook These books delve into historical fires, like those currently ravaging California, and the people affected by them.
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Critics accuse the Socialist leader of ravaging the economy through state interventions while clamping down on political opponents.
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Those economic sanctions, some critics argue, have hampered Iran's ability to react to the virus ravaging its population.
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Coronavirus cases continue to increase throughput the U.S., ravaging the economy and causing major disruptions to everyday life.
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This bio-coal is made from an invasive weed that's been ravaging rice fields for over 30 years.
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As a community, we need to rally to meet this ravaging wave of addiction and loss head-on.
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This past year has seen some global catastrophes ... from major flooding in Italy to ravaging fires throughout Australia.
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The cranes are expected to help ease a humanitarian crisis ravaging Yemen since its war began in 2015.
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The first is the one we are seeing in every headline: a pandemic ravaging communities across the world.
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And he is helping out his home county in Sonoma during the devastating wildfires that are ravaging northern California.
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She is also worried about the state's heroin epidemic, which is ravaging families and taking hundreds of young lives.
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In many ways, Trump is in the opposite position, after ravaging the hopes of conservative rising stars like Sens.
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But with climate change now ravaging the planet, the transition to a new economic era has to happen fast.
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President Trump had lashed out at California officials for "mismanaging" forests, contributing to the deadly blazes ravaging the state.
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They've slithered out of their dens into the sunlight, wiggled the cold away, and started ravaging each other wholesale.
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The Category 4 storm made landfall in Puerto Rico early Wednesday, ravaging the island and leaving millions without homes.
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But the incident comes alongside growing evidence that the Burmese pythons are ravaging native wildlife in South Florida's Everglades.
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Sullivan's citation of two-parent households ignores the role that mass incarceration has played in ravaging African-American families.
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The hemlock woolly adelgid is ravaging their hemlock forests; a southern pine beetle, migrating northward, has reached New York.
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The goal isn't to defend, but to destroy; the titular octopus is a creature bent on ravaging the world.
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The intense heat generated by the impact would have sparked global wildfires, ravaging what was left of the forests.
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Last week, President Trump attended a briefing on the ongoing opioid epidemic that is ravaging communities across the country.
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" Another commenter summed up the situation in 10 words: "Wealth is just as capable of ravaging cities as poverty.
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In Syria, Shiite-aligned fighters have been ravaging the country, creating a humanitarian crisis that is almost beyond belief.
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Fires are ravaging the Los Angeles hillsides, and people are doing what they can to ensure their own safety.
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The coronavirus crisis is ravaging the stock markets as businesses shut down or figure out how to work remotely.
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The opioid epidemic has been ravaging various parts of the country for years, and its origins go back decades.
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Wildfires are once again ravaging California, and if climate change isn't the culprit, it's an aggravating factor — an accomplice.
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London (CNN Business)A major US shoemaker will stop buying Brazilian leather while fires are ravaging the Amazon rainforest.
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Richard Dolbeer was once the man to call if millions of blackbirds or fruit bats were ravaging your fields.
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Now she is eight months into what the doctors say is a quick-ravaging illness deep in her brain.
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Australia's dollar sunk 0.9% to $0.6876 as markets worried about the economic impact of deadly bushfires ravaging the country.
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However, it&aposs likely not enough to extinguish the ravaging fires, and could result in its own extreme weather.
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But in certain pockets of the country, unknown to most Americans, H.I.V. is still ravaging communities at staggering rates.
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Glass belongs to a motley band of hunters and fur trappers, ravaging the land and its fauna for profit.
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Food prices are also expected to spiral as a drought ravaging the southern Africa region cuts domestic grain output.
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But one newly opened home stood out for easing—at least somewhat—the symptoms of the disease ravaging his brain.
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Why it matters: What's ravaging U.S. farms are part of a trend that's upending economies and regions around the world.
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The wildfires currently ravaging California have killed at least 23 people and destroyed more than 3,500 homes and commercial buildings.
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Editorial The opioid epidemic is now a leading cause of death in the United States, ravaging communities across the country.
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This summer, her house burned down in ravaging wildfires that killed more than 80 people in Mati and surrounding areas.
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De-scheduling means "we can do research, help our veterans, and reverse the opioid epidemic ravaging our communities," Boehner tweeted.
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Gianna Toboni A few weeks ago, we returned from the Philippines, where we covered the extrajudicial killings ravaging the country.
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In the U.S. during the '80s, at the height of the epidemic, the disease was ravaging communities of gay men.
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West Virginia has been one of the states hit the worst by the opioid crisis currently ravaging communities across America.
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The storm lingered over the Bahamas Tuesday morning just off Grand Bahama Island, ravaging the area for hours, CNN reported.
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United States sanctions are ravaging Venezuela's vital oil sector and imports, making it increasingly difficult for Mr. Maduro to govern.
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The coronavirus is ravaging large parts of Europe, with Italy and Spain now the worst-hit countries in the world.
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If you've ever gone through a soul-ravaging breakup, you know that there's really no great time to do it.
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Switzerland's Socialist party and the Greens criticised the deal in light of the fires ravaging Brazil's Amazon region, SonntagsZeitung reported.
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EU leaders on Thursday failed to agree on a joint fiscal response to the Covid-19 pandemic ravaging the continent.
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And while such measures are necessary to slow the outbreak that is ravaging other countries, it's still stunning to see.
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Promoting electronic health records, fighting or new ways to address the scourge of opioids ravaging our communities are additional examples.
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Congress currently has a host of bills under consideration aimed at combating the addiction epidemic that is ravaging communities nationwide.
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This week the coronavirus started to spread rapidly outside of China, ravaging markets and establishing itself as a global threat.
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Historian Kevin Matthews told Time that by then, the Irish were largely preoccupied with the economic chaos ravaging the country.
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A boat filled with giant dice completely coated in flip flops reexamines the refugee crisis ravaging Europe and the world.
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Malaria is ravaging a country that was the first in the world to eliminate the disease in its populated areas.
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When AIDS was ravaging gay communities in the 1980's, the federal government ignored and even laughed at the growing epidemic.
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And while we can't stop the ravaging forces of climate change, we can control when and how we plan our events.
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Hurricane Harvey struck the coast of Texas on Friday, drowning highways, ravaging small towns, and causing some 30,000 people to evacuate.
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No. 5: Crack babies and superpredators A thought experiment: It's the 1980s and crack cocaine is ravaging black communities across America.
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The fighting ravaging North Sinai since 2013 has left hundreds dead, including civilians, security force members, and alleged Islamic State fighters.
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The problem is now knocking on everyone's front door: record-breaking heat and cold, ravaging hurricanes, rampaging wildfires in overdry forests.
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Living in a small town of just 18,73 people, they are in the epicenter of the heroin epidemic ravaging the country.
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The humanitarian situation has worsened sharply since 2015, putting millions on the brink of starvation and ravaging the already weak economy.
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"The current fires ravaging northern and southern California are on pace to be among the worst in history," said S&P.
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It&aposs a tragedy that the news is focused on where she died instead of the drug epidemic ravaging the country.
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And the men, all local workers, had few other options for employment in a country where conflict was ravaging the economy.
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Photos captured by NASA show that the ravaging fires in the Amazon rainforest can be seen all the way from space.
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When Dorian was ravaging the Abaco islands in the Bahamas, a surge higher than a two-storey building brought devastating flooding.
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Climate change will likely continue ravaging Earth, as long as its leaders don't take the steps necessary to halt its effects.
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Partly because there's no treatment or cure, but more likely because I'm still so devastated by how it's ravaging my father.
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China has resumed buying some American products, in part because an epidemic is ravaging the country's hogs, sending pork prices soaring.
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It was the first increase since April 2018, a few months before African swine fever began ravaging farms across the country.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro claimed, without evidence, that actor Leonardo DiCaprio is financing the fires that are ravaging the Amazon rainforest.
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In 1984 we traveled to Ethiopia to witness the famine that was ravaging the country, leaving thousands dead in its wake.
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The study used data from 2012–2017, a time frame during which the opioid epidemic was ravaging communities across the country.
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But for the last few days, Ojai has been at the center of the largest of several wildfires ravaging Southern California.
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VICE News joined McKinkley as he prepared to grill the wholesalers about their role in the opioid crisis ravaging his state.
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This time, the refugees are not Ugandans but South Sudanese, fleeing the violence, looting, killings and famine ravaging the world's newest country.
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He has blamed globalization for ravaging American manufacturing jobs as companies sought to reduce labor costs by relocating to Mexico and elsewhere.
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Jerry Brown (D) is warning that the wildfires ravaging his state could be "only the beginning" without drastic action on climate change.
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Jerry Brown (D) is warning that the wildfires ravaging his state could be "only the beginning" without drastic action on climate change.
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The wife is insistent that ManBearPig is a big problem, that it's going to keep ravaging the countryside if something isn't done.
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The Oakland Fire Department took to Twitter to share information about the scene, including one video showing the fire ravaging the warehouse.
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As the death toll from the three devastating wildfires ravaging California continues to rise, a reported 2572 victims died while inside vehicles.
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For four days last spring, doctors struggled to control the infection that was ravaging Whitt, a father of three in western Idaho.
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Five million Americans are currently estimated to have the mind-ravaging disease, a number expected to triple by 403 without effective interventions.
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Instead, it spent a decade debating patent reform legislation intended to stop "patent trolls," a mythical creature ravaging business with bad patents.
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Fires have been ravaging vast swaths of boreal forests in northern latitudes around the world, with climate change often a major factor.
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An entire network of islands, they predict, could help calm the bay's choppy waters and prevent future floods from ravaging the coast.
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With flood waters ravaging parts of Houston, first responders, local police, the National Guard, reporters, and citizens have shown their true colors.
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The humanitarian situation has worsened sharply since, putting 8.4 million people on the brink of starvation and ravaging the already weak economy.
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The opinion was handed down while the court remains closed to the public the because of the coronavirus pandemic ravaging the nation.
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That's when the scrappers came in, ravaging the historic building for metal, destroying its ornate beauty and leaving it blighted and decrepit.
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Dorian would end up ravaging the Bahamas, skirting Florida, and tracking up the East Coast, lashing the Carolinas as it moved north.
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They began their first residential drug-addiction recovery program there in 23, during the heroin epidemic that was ravaging New York City.
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Some addicts die in plain view, their years of drug use ravaging their bodies and upending their lives, like a long siege.
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Russia: From the Altai Mountains to the Pacific Coast, China is ravaging vast woodlands while restricting commercial logging in its own forests.
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Three major fires are ravaging California, killing dozens, destroying thousands of homes and forcing families to leave almost everything behind and evacuate.
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With the trial now over, eyes are turning from Oklahoma to other states seeking justice for the opioid crises ravaging their communities.
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African swine fever: The disease ravaging China's pigs has driven up prices for live hogs in Europe, the United States and beyond.
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The strong immune systems of the healthy would overreact in an attempt to fight the virus and end up ravaging the lungs.
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Since the fires began ravaging the country in October, 17 people have been killed and at least another 17 are still missing.
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Both the Centers For Disease Control and the FDA are investigating vaping related illnesses and deaths that have been ravaging the country.
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In addition to highlighting his ties to law enforcement, Kelly's making the heroin and opioid crisis ravaging rural areas a major focus.
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News of a plague "outbreak" conjures images of the Black Death ravaging cities in the Middle Ages, like in that Monty Python sketch.
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Jessie Price, a veterinary microbiologist born in 1930, developed vaccines that prevented deadly diseases from ravaging flocks of ducks and other avian species.
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As photos emerge today of that neighborhood in particular, it's impossible not to feel pretty shitty about the sheer destruction ravaging the province.
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Despite their unassuming size, these toads are known for ravaging local biodiversity due to their insatiable appetites and highly effective toxic defense system.
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The wildfires ravaging California have been devastating this week, with over 30 people dead so far and countless of homes have been destroyed.
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It raged for four days, ravaging the parts of the city inside the old Roman wall, but surprisingly, only six deaths were reported.
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The disease was "ravaging," says Coughlin, and eight months later, having lost 75 pounds and his signature red hair, McGillis died at 21.
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Robin Thicke is one of the hundreds of thousands who have been impacted by the three devastating wildfires ravaging the state of California.
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The mogul said that he has been disappointed in the number of jobs that have left New York, ravaging communities across the state.
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That announcement raised hopes for a significant breather (if not an absolute stop) in the war that's been ravaging the Middle Eastern nation.
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A casual comment from his unwelcome guest Emmett (John Gallagher Jr.) about "mutant worms" ravaging the world turns out to be surprisingly prophetic.
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The oil crisis has also worsened social problems such as unemployment and poverty, which are driving a health crisis currently ravaging the country.
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The deadly pig disease, currently ravaging herds across Asia, was also reported in Belgium last year, coming very close to the French border.
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As we write this, our country's child welfare system becomes increasingly populated due to the consequences of a drug epidemic ravaging our country.
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Climate change is ravaging the planet, economic inequality has reached dangerous levels, and concentration camps are a central part of U.S. immigration policy.
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"It's devastating to see the fires and destruction ravaging the Amazon rainforest, one of the world's most important ecosystems," Cook tweeted Monday afternoon.
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The war has escalated to produce one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, with widespread famine and medicine shortages ravaging the civilian population.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hot, dry Santa Ana winds will likely whip up the unseasonably fierce wildfires ravaging Southern California on Thursday, forecasters said.
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Drug use and addiction are ravaging communities, but, the thinking went, people will stop using drugs if there's a threat of serious punishment.
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"It's devastating to see the fires and destruction ravaging the Amazon rainforest, one of the world's most important ecosystems," Cook tweeted on Monday.
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These new cases have emerged just about a week after the government of Congo declared that a recent ravaging Ebola outbreak was over.
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Ebola is ravaging the northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a country riven by violent conflict and neglected for decades by the international community.
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Mr. Trump also offered his own, inaccurate explanation — one rejected by state officials and firefighting experts — for the scourge of wildfires ravaging California.
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And in ravaging the membership of a vibrant local community, the virus continued its tragic pattern of turning festive gatherings into deadly ones.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro will miss a United Nations summit planned for this month to address the fires currently ravaging the Amazon rainforest.
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Unprecedented bushfires have been ravaging the country for months, burning approximately 26 million acres, destroying over 2500 homes, and killing over 30 people.
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We're covering India's tightening grip on the internet, the global impact of a disease ravaging China's pigs and lessons from Bill Clinton's impeachment.
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I'm convinced de-scheduling the drug is needed so we can do research, help our veterans, and reverse the opioid epidemic ravaging our communities.
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With African swine fever ravaging China's hog industry, U.S. experts are expecting pork prices to go higher and likely stay elevated well into 2020.
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In the violent, abusive world of Game of Thrones, Sansa might feel that ravaging her enemies is her only path to freedom and safety.
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Related: How synthetic weed is ravaging Brooklyn's homeless population This isn't the first time a "bad batch" of K2 has caused mass overdoses, either.
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Image: Al-hadji Kudra Maliro (AP)The latest update on the current outbreak of Ebola ravaging Africa shows the situation there continues to worsen.
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To everyone sending me death threats right now: you wouldn't be saying a damn thing if a tornado was ravaging your home this afternoon.
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The worst wildfires in Chile's modern history are ravaging wide swathes of the country's central-south regions, burning through forests and into neighboring towns.
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For Senators Rob Portman of Ohio and Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, it was a bill to address the opioid crisis ravaging their states.
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An Ohio GOP county chairman has deleted a social media post that implied the wildfires ravaging California were "God's punishment" for the "liberal" state.
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She's been making transgressive, groundbreaking work since her days in the '80s and '90s East Village scene, whose ravaging by AIDS she witnessed firsthand.
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Souder's restaurant is a microcosm of the coronavirus' ravaging of an industry and a sign of what awaits other sectors of the US economy.
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Keep scrolling to see how significant the foot traffic drop at other major international airports has been since COVID-19 started ravaging the industry:
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The Spanish flu, meanwhile, is ravaging the city, countervailing the vibrant, creative forces of music and public works, the striving, the dreams of longevity.
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But just as they destroyed homes, they also brought a different kind of devastation, ravaging many of the region's most prized outdoor recreation areas.
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But with overdoses ravaging Republican and Democratic strongholds alike, members of both parties have found broad areas of agreement, a rarity in today's politics.
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While these CEOs are talking up commitments to social good on the conference circuit, wildfires are ravaging an area of Australia larger than Switzerland.
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Since wildfires began ravaging huge expanses of Australia late last year, about a dozen communities have become isolated to some degree, the authorities say.
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Neither did their previous collaborations, "Winged Migration" in 2003 and "Oceans" seven years later, which were beautifully photographed entreaties to stop ravaging our wildlife.
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Devastating images of burned koalas and wallabies are emerging from Australia as 1 billion animals are feared deadAustralia&aposs bushfires are ravaging the country.
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The Australian government is preparing to deploy navy vessels and military helicopters to evacuate people and help fight wildfires that are ravaging the country.
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At the time of writing, Hurricane Dorian is winding down after ravaging the Bahamas and barreling up the east coast of the United States.
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Hours later he was diagnosed with a neuromuscular disorder that promptly began ravaging his body, though apparently, according to the doctor, not his mind.
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Once a reliable allure to travelers across the globe, Australia's exotic wildlife and landmark tourist destinations have been severely damaged due to ravaging bushfires.
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At the same time, Hurricane Harvey was ravaging the area, and she said her boss didn't pay her because she couldn't work during the hurricane.
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Rosenzweig tells me about the loneliness epidemic ravaging the country, which in this context demonstrates both the viability of their product and its good intentions.
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How do we explain how we feel when we hear about rising sea levels, burning forests, tornadoes and tsunamis ravaging coastlines, or animals going extinct?
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Appointed to the position in 22016, she oversaw refugee operations at a time of ravaging conflict in the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Iraq and other regions.
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An Ohio city council member has a relatively novel solution to the opioid crisis ravaging his city: Let the most severe addicts fend for themselves.
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Crack was an epidemic of our time, ravaging whole communities, changing the values of a people, and infusing remarkable amounts of money into impoverished neighborhoods.
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The deadly storm system touched down in Louisiana early Wednesday morning after ravaging parts of Texas for nearly a week, the New York Times reports.
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The race is underway to find a vaccine that can control African swine fever, a highly contagious and deadly viral infection ravaging China's hog population.
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Throughout the campaign, President-elect Donald J. Trump said he understands the severity of the opioid drug epidemic that is ravaging communities across the country.
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But it's only one piece of a transition with potential to restructure our planet-ravaging economic system and the toxic politics the system has created.
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Three years in, the Yemen war has proved a disastrous venture, costing the Saudis blood and treasure, ravaging Yemen's population, and strengthening Al Qaeda's grip.
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We also ask John about his vineyard and if it's safe from the ravaging fires -- but it's clear John thinks there are more pressing issues.
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And while Canada's range of Hepatitis C cases sits in the ballpark for most advanced nations, the disease is still ravaging the Canadian drug community.
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Imagine you are a millionaire or billionaire anxious about a deadly virus spreading around the globe ravaging populations and upending trade relations and financial markets.
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With the coronavirus ravaging the auto industry — and many other sectors along with it — 2020 is proving to be a bleak year for car companies.
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One in three American adults has or is at risk for developing Type 2 diabetes, one of the most ravaging and expensive diseases to treat.
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In recent weeks, 1995's Outbreak, a thriller about a mega-Ebola ravaging a small California town, has regularly been among Netflix's most viewed movies.
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With bushfires ravaging vast stretches of Australia, including many areas near his home city of Canberra, he has been involved in raising funds and awareness.
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Meanwhile, entire cities are sinking into the ocean, wildfires are ravaging the West Coast of the US, glaciers are melting, and the ocean is dying.
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The worst desert locust infestation in 70 years is ravaging East Africa, potentially endangering economies in a region heavily dependent on agriculture for food security.
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GOP and Democratic aides said Monday that they have no specific plan yet for a disaster aid package since the storm is still ravaging Texas.
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The hot weather is stretching across the continent and fuelling fires that have been ravaging Australia's east for weeks, since late in the southern spring.
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While this is wonderful news, it has also masked the inequity that this disease is still ravaging certain sectors of our population at alarming rates.
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Gentrification is ravaging working-class neighborhoods, forcing many struggling Americans to spend half or more of their incomes to put a roof over their heads.
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And it could also potentially allow us to one day prescribe smaller doses of pain drugs to help address the opioid crisis currently ravaging America.
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BSE was first detected in Britain in the late 1980s, spreading from there to other parts of Europe and ravaging cattle herds until the early 2000s.
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At a press event this morning he released a series featuring 15 nude models interacting with sinkholes that are ravaging the land around the Dead Sea.
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With Hurricane Harvey ravaging the Houston region at this very moment, the VMAs are taking place on a difficult night, during a particularly difficult political era.
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A record number of fires are ravaging the rainforest, many of them in Brazil, drawing international concern because of the Amazons importance to the global environment.
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The sequoia's tannin-rich wood is unappetising, which has spared it from another warming-related blight, the bark beetles and other pests currently ravaging America's West.
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At that time, AIDS had been ravaging the country for seven years, devastating an entire generation of gay men and stoking a palpable and unshakable panic.
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A record number of fires are ravaging the rainforest, many of them in Brazil, drawing international concern because of the Amazon's importance to the global environment.
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Traumatized by a civil war ravaging their homeland, refugees arrive on our shores with nothing but the hope that their children will have a better life.
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That's why, as the weather changes, you'll be rearranging your beauty cabinet to prioritize products that address the skin-ravaging, hair-frizzing effects of the season.
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Throw in the aforementioned brain-ravaging insects, and the show could be incredibly entertaining — if only BrainDead had any idea of what it wanted to achieve.
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The findings aren't pretty, but they may go a long way in teasing apart how neonicotinoids are ravaging bees, and how we might save these fliers.
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After eighteen months, and yet another ravaging blowout fight, during whose aftermath Amit spent hours listening to me, my lover and I were broken up again.
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For Bella Hadid, the California wildfire's destructive path made things personal ... and now she's fighting to avert a looming threat triggered by the ravaging inferno -- mudslides.
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"This is significant, particularly for those of us in Massachusetts and other areas of the country where the opioid epidemic is ravaging so many," Gruber said.
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Some critics portray the law as a critical turning point as the country rushed to put more low-level offenders in prison, ravaging low-income communities.
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Brown during a Sunday press conference called the wildfires ravaging the state "the new abnormal," warning environmental disasters will only "intensify" over the next two decades.
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Russian hackers similarly launched a major cyberattack on Ukraine's Constitution Day last year, ravaging computers as part of an effort to disrupt the country's financial system.
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On Wednesday, Amazon Studios released the second trailer for Chalamet's upcoming film, Beautiful Boy—and the thing looks heartwrenching, emotionally ravaging, and very obviously awards bait.
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Related: How synthetic weed is ravaging Brooklyn's homeless population VICE News visited five Bed-Stuy bodegas in the area where the mass overdose happened last week.
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Strong winds have fanned bushfires in the two Australian states since Monday, with flames out of control in some areas, ravaging thousands of hectares of land.
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Life in the province had been hard, especially after Typhoon Haiyan battered the region in 2013, killing at least 6,1603 people and ravaging much of Leyte.
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This epidemic is ravaging families and communities across the country, and, without attention at the federal level, we will not be able to stem its tide.
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A mysterious oil spill is ravaging Brazil's northeastern coast, killing sea turtles, limiting fishing and littering the sand with clumps of the crude substance, Bloomberg reports.
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Scientists warn that the effects of its arrival may be as devastating as the ravaging of forests in British Columbia and Alberta by mountain pine beetles.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The bushfires ravaging Australia are generating so much heat that they are creating their own weather systems including dry lighting storms and fire tornadoes.
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Opioid addiction is ravaging farms in the U.S., tearing at communities and posing a new threat to families that have worked the same soil for generations.
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And malaria is ravaging the population despite the fact that Venezuela was the first country in the world to eliminate the disease in its populated areas.
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Although illegal logging is ravaging the forests of West and equatorial Africa, most of it driven by Chinese demand, the region's governments have rarely taken action.
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An outbreak of African swine fever, a highly contagious disease that's been called "pig Ebola," is ravaging Asia's pig industry with no signs of letting up.
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AX) expects to incur losses of between A$286 million ($1153 million) and A$2115 million in fiscal 2500, due to the bushfires ravaging the east coast.
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One brave man has become a viral hero after witnesses captured him coming extremely close to danger himself while rescuing a rabbit from the wildfires ravaging California.
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International companies are exploiting a local resource, ravaging the already scarce water supply, and making gobs of money, with impoverished indigenous communities receiving a pittance, at best.
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While the military aid helped to drive Gaddafi from power after eight months of combat, that same equipment eventually helped fuel the civil war still ravaging Libya.
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Illegal logging is ravaging the forests of West and equatorial Africa, most of it driven by Chinese demand, but rarely do governments take action against suspected culprits.
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Politicised, documented and culturally sensitive, the ravaging of America's forests is an important gauge of man's ability to mitigate and adapt to the warming he has caused.
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Which likely won't mean much since their "way" seems little more complicated than moving forward in a large mass and ravaging every living being in their path.
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As we talked, he fidgeted and scratched at his body while explaining that a lice plague was ravaging the world and only he knew the secret cure.
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My guide poured a glass of the country's famed anise-flavored drink, notorious for its tongue-ravaging flavor and for inflicting devastating hangovers on Greek island partiers.
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In late August, as the Uber board was in the final stages of picking its new CEO, Hurricane Harvey was ravaging Gurley's childhood home of Dickinson, Texas.
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The comedian Tanael Joachim was so moved by the news of multiple hurricanes ravaging his native country of Haiti that he decided to do something about it.
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I was taking it personally, even though I knew logically that I'd made good decisions because I was way up before the coronavirus started ravaging the world.
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Read more: 5 corporate-debt experts break down how the coronavirus crisis is ravaging cash-strapped firms — and share what they're buying to avoid risky 'zombie' companies
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In a rare admission of fault, China recognized "shortcomings and deficiencies" in its response to the coronavirus outbreak that is ravaging China and spreading around the world.
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China cancelled the central event of its political calendar after it became impossible to hold a mass gathering because of the deadly coronavirus outbreak ravaging the country.
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Australia fires Support poured in from around the world as Australia faced one of its worst weekends ever in the fight against deadly bushfires ravaging the country.
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By early Tuesday morning, it had made its way into the Ventura city limits, ravaging structures in the coastal town about 65 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles.
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With the Zika virus ravaging at our doorstep, we've been reminded of what it's like when a mosquito is not just a pest, but a legitimate health risk.
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Over in Paris, President Donald Trump has California — and the fires ravaging the state, one of which is now the most destructive in California's history — on his mind.
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The Sovereign, as we know, are a superior race that has hired the Guardians to take care of that very monster, which has been ravaging their super-batteries.
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Diane Warren has a thought or two about President Trump's comments on the wildfires ravaging much of California -- her most interesting one being ... toss him in the flames.
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Although officials have said that dry weather and natural factors are behind the massive fires ravaging Brazil's Amazon rainforest, others are suggesting that humans are likely to blame.
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Today we talk about the Supreme Court travel ban ruling, the wildfires ravaging Southern California, and Trump's decision to remove federal protections on a pair of national monuments.
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In just the past 12 months, Nebraska floods, Carolina and Florida hurricanes and California wildfires have put military installations in peril, ravaging buildings and doing billions in damage.
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"To everyone sending me death threats right now: you wouldn't be saying a damn thing if a tornado was ravaging your home this afternoon," Dorsey wrote on Twitter.
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When asked to name any precedent for fires of this sort ravaging an entire industry, he cites the Oakland fires of 1991, and, much earlier, Berkeley's in 1923.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's failure to ram through an Obamacare repeal bill before the July 4 recess does more than reveal tribal divisions ravaging the Republican Party.
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One risk to exports is a drought currently ravaging large parts of the farm belt in Australia, which is likely to cut agricultural shipments later in the year.
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Flashback to 212, Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), a New York-based non-profit, emerged when the government was too afraid to acknowledge the plague ravaging the nation.
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EDMONTON, Alberta — The wildfires ravaging Fort McMurray, Alberta, have done something that the collapse of global oil prices could not do: curtail production in the Canadian oil sands.
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Concern over a record number of fires ravaging the Amazon rainforest are influencing the political discourse as world leaders convene in France for the Group of Seven summit.
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Jerry Brown (D) in a Sunday press conference called the wildfires ravaging the state "the new abnormal," warning environmental disasters will only "intensify" over the next two decades.
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Instead, from a haven on the other side of the state, he used his cellphone to watch the ravaging of a 451-year-old city in real time.
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The White House's readout of the call said Trump — who initiated the conversation — discussed the possibility of American assistance to wildfires that were ravaging Siberia at the time.
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The Carr Fire is among the largest and most vicious fires currently ravaging California, but it isn't the only one taxing the state during its expanding wildfire season.
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There's an architect whose daughter's birth defect is creative fodder for her "ravaging style," and a mother who believes she's birthed the same child again, a decade later.
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After three-plus years of consistently negative approval ratings, President Donald Trump is getting better marks for his handling of the still-fledgling coronavirus outbreak ravaging the nation.
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This time, it blamed violence, technical problems — including a mysterious fire that incinerated thousands of voting machines last week — and an Ebola epidemic ravaging parts of eastern Congo.
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Anyone who wants to do so can help spread the word about supposed mainstream media censorship of the Muslim "crime wave" the far right says is ravaging Europe.
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But according to a 2018 report by the environmental group Mighty Earth, cacao production was still ravaging forests, and the animals living within them, at an alarming rate.
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The 2017 hurricane season is officially the most expensive on record, with two major hurricanes — Harvey and Irma — hitting the same coastlines, and Hurricane Maria ravaging Puerto Rico.
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Even after international agencies ferried in hundreds of ambulances, the large vehicles could not get to the most remote areas where the virus was ravaging the local population.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is urging foreign tourists to avoid canceling planned trips to the country because of the deadly bushfires ravaging southeastern parts of the continent.
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Our sources say Khloe was supposed to fly out to Cleveland last week, but stayed in L.A. on account of the fires that were ravaging hers and surrounding communities.
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In Nigeria, trutherism is instead a logical conclusion to the numbness of repeated tragedies — Boko Haram is just one of several insurgencies ravaging the country — and failures of government.
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On December 21990th Global Times, a jingoistic newspaper published in Beijing, ran an opinion piece blaming globalisation for China's income inequality, housing bubbles and the ravaging of its environment.
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Coase pointed out that laws against nuisance could help fix the problem of rabbits ravaging the land; quiet carriages today assign passengers to places according to their noise preferences.
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With record-breaking superstorms ravaging coastlines at a regular clip, it's hard to feel good about the impact that Homo sapiens has had on our leafy, temperate, Goldilocks planet.
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But other dynamics could drive local votes: Last year, when the county was among those deluged by ravaging flood waters, Warren was among the first 2020 candidates to visit.
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Photo: APThe 15 separate wildfires ravaging northern California over the past week have now claimed 38 lives, the L.A. Times reported on Saturday, and scorched an astonishing 220,000 acres.
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The disaster relief funds will include grants, loans and programs to help individuals recover after their homes were lost in the wildfires ravaging northern and southern areas of California.
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Today the fire has grown to over 128,000 acres, ravaging Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management forest lands, destroying homes and prompting evacuations in the community of Brookings.
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The report comes as African swine fever, usually fatal to pigs but not harmful to people, spreads through China's southern provinces after ravaging herds in the north last year.
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While crack cocaine addiction was centered in cities, opioid and meth addiction are ravaging small communities like those in Dearborn County, where 220.09 percent of the population is white.
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His platform hits a lot of Pennsylvania's biggest issues: jobs, protecting entitlements like Social Security and Medicare, organized labor, and helping end the heroin crisis currently ravaging the state.
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Mr. Netanyahu has denounced the criticism, accusing his opponents of engaging in petty politics while he is working to save lives and stop the virus from ravaging the country.
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But the ravaging impact of deindustrialization on urban communities had already begun, and it was addressed not with vast social programs but with new and harsh forms of criminalization.
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Anything less is trying to profit from a pandemic that is ravaging the people of the U.S. So far, there is no indication Uber will do any of this.
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Its taut tale of the ravaging effects of jealousy has not been intrusively styled, as so many productions of Shakespeare are today, in a mode of searing contemporary relevance.
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On top of worries about the damage from coronavirus, the currency has been dogged by concerns over the fallout from bushfires that have been ravaging the country for weeks.
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While not in any imminent danger from fire, Canberra sits between blazes ravaging the east coast and others inland, and its skies have been darkened by smoke this week.
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A devastating fire -- so hot that firefighters had to back out at one point -- was ravaging through the building, the Coal City Fire Department said in a Facebook post.
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He also exposed her to a less elevating aspect of his personality: a ravaging addiction to heroin, of which there was an epidemic in London in the early eighties.
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Annan launched a global campaign at an African leaders summit in 2001 calling for fresh funding to tackle the HIV/AIDS epidemic ravaging major countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
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The racist reactions to the charges, which invoked the dangerous Jim Crow stereotype of the ravaging black man, caught the notice of N.A.A.C.P., which sent Marshall to the rescue.
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You can rely on this straight-laced site for stories that call out the big guys and dig up random stories about, say, the "Periscope Pirates" ravaging the Olympics. Digg.
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Inspired by the "Humans of New York" Facebook page, she set up "Humans of Damascus" to showcase a city mostly removed from the violence ravaging other parts of the country.
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It's is the latest strategy by officials in small towns, and rural ones, who have been forced to battle an epidemic ravaging the lives of an alarming number of people.
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And while there hadn't been much need to bring N260s on summer backpacking trips before, we were anticipating smoke and ash from wildfires that were ravaging the western United States.
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As thousands of residents evacuate due to the ravaging Kincade Fire in Northern California, many wineries in the region, including that of director Francis Ford Coppola, have also been affected.
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After making landfall on Friday, Tropical Storm Harvey is still ravaging southeast Texas five days later — and pictures from space show just how massive this storm has remained since then.
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In 1991, she became the first woman and first Japanese national to be named U.N. high commissioner for refugees, overseeing operations at a time of ravaging conflicts around the world.
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Liberia had been slowly rebuilding from a 14-year civil war that ended in 2003 when the Ebola epidemic erupted almost two years ago, ravaging the country and destroying livelihoods.
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"Now that the flood waters ravaging Louisiana are receding, it's time for President Barack Obama to visit the most anguished state in the union," an editorial in The Advocate read.
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They say the richest man in the world should be more invested in tackling climate change or extreme poverty or the diseases ravaging human lives—or just about anything else.
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One little taste lead to a domino effect, and before he knew it... "I want it all," he said, ravaging the rest of the container except for one tiny crumb.
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Native to North and South America, the caterpillar was first detected in Western Africa in 2016 and has since spread across sub-Saharan Africa, ravaging maize and other cereal crops.
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On Tuesday, Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price visited West Virginia with rehydrated corpse Kellyanne Conway to talk with local leaders about the opioid epidemic that's ravaging the state.
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The Oscar-winning actor, working with disaster relief organisation Operation BBQ Relief and volunteers from Wild Turkey Bourbon, prepared 800 dinners for firefighters tackling the blazes currently ravaging the state.
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Bolsonaro sent the army to help put out the blazes that set off a global outcry due to concern over deforestation ravaging the rainforest, considered a bulwark against climate change.
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But it isn't just the European uncertainty that is ravaging Mr. Gross's fund, which invests in derivatives and other complex financial instruments as well as traditional corporate and government bonds.
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White resentment needs the boogeyman of job-taking, maiden-ravaging, tax-evading, criminally inclined others to justify the policies that thwart the upward mobility and success of people of color.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Six-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said on Thursday he was donating $500,000 towards the rescue and care of wildlife caught in bushfires ravaging southeast Australia.
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The ship drifted ashore with the help of Storm Dennis, which has been ravaging England, Wales, and Ireland and causing extensive flooding in some parts of the UK, Axios reported.
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Climate change may also be powering the swarms of desert locusts that have invaded the region - ravaging crops, decimating pasture and leaving people destitute, according to locust and climate experts.
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The criticism felt strikingly applicable to today — the poem's description of the serpent's rape of the chapel is easily equated to the crisis of sexual assault ravaging the Catholic Church.
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Op-Ed Contributor Our stunning failure to care for our most vulnerable children is a cause and devastating consequence of the opioid crisis that is ravaging towns around the country.
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Although illegal logging is ravaging the forests of West and equatorial Africa, most of it driven by Chinese demand, governments rarely take action against suspected culprits or switch relevant ministers.
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Briggs says diseases such as parvovirus and distemper are also capable of ravaging entire litters and infecting dogs subsequently kept in the same areas if they are not cleaned out properly.
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He left me home alone one weekend, and on Sunday I got brutally high—the kind of debilitating highness that turns you into a fucking cretin zombie with a ravaging appetite.
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They've been more frequent and destructive, and now, the Selena Gomez-produced series 13 Reasons Why is being affected by the latest one, the California wildfires currently ravaging through Sonoma County.
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Less than three weeks after her joyful Hawaiian wedding, Camille Grammer was forced to evacuate her Malibu home before it burned down in the Woolsey fire that is ravaging Southern California.
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Insurers and reinsurers across United States had issued profit warnings in the wake of the hurricanes that tore into parts of the country, while ravaging several islands in the northern Caribbean.
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The Great East Japan Earthquake unleashed towering tsunami that roared ashore, ravaging 250 kilometers (62 miles) of coastline and killing 2280,23 people (a further 211,562 others are still listed as missing).
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This new charity project aims to provide "a hand up" to families who've been affected by the brace of wildfires currently ravaging Eastern Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains, particularly the Gatlinburg area.
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Wind gusts and low humidity are giving life to the ravaging blaze -- a behemoth larger than New York City -- that is destroying and damaging property and prompting mandatory and voluntary evacuations.
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The California wildfires are ravaging hundreds of thousands of acres of land, destroying and threatening people's homes, closing schools and causing residents to evacuate, pushed onward by the Santa Ana winds.
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Health officials attempting to curb Yemen's ravaging outbreak believe the crisis could have been preventable, but instead was exacerbated by crippled medical facilities, a shortage of supplies, and damaged transport infrastructure.
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It is also ravaging smaller businesses in Beijing and other cities in China that do not have the resources to endure an economic crisis that has yet to ease its grip.
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"This is the face of the epidemic of addiction that is ravaging the state and our people," Mr. Christie said after introducing Ms. Garozzo and her husband to a standing ovation.
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The France-Germany-Russia-Ukraine summit meeting in Paris on Monday, seeking ways to end the war ravaging eastern Ukraine, ended with a few promising words but no progress in reality.
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For now, investors are more hopeful than they were six months ago that Britain can quit the bloc without ravaging its economy, a Reuters Breakingviews index based on asset prices shows.
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Nineteenth-century scientists could sell mummies across Europe with impunity, but in fiction there would be consequences for the cultural ravaging of their tombs, and the mummy would have its day.
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Deadly flooding has left 70,000 people homeless in Peru Deadly flooding has left 70,000 people homeless in Peru Floods and mudslides are ravaging Peru, leaving dozens dead and approximately 70,000 displaced.
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Still, a hint of oregano in our food couldn't be worse than allowing burps and farts to continue ravaging the thin layer of atmosphere which makes life possible on this planet.
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The limited time event, which starts today and lasts until May 1st, will pit up to four players against an army of Omnic robots who are ravaging the city of King's Row.
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It's also maybe the best dark comedy, about a loser trying to live with his dysfunctional family — okay, yeah, and to avoid being eaten by the gigantic fish monster ravaging the country.
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Per NBC News, some defectors say that radiation emanating from the Punggye-ri test site could be the cause of "ghost disease" ravaging the area, causing sicknesses like leukemia and birth deformities.
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President Jair Bolsonaro authorized military support to combat a record number of fires currently ravaging the Amazon in response to an international outcry demanding more protection for the world's largest tropical rainforest.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tackling climate change in Africa could help resolve multiple problems ravaging the continent, from drought to refugees and violence, the head of the African Union said on Friday.
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Thus, his speech will not "be remembered as the beginning of peace in the Middle East," as he loftily put it, but rather a boost to the war that is ravaging it.
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It was set up to prevent a repeat, in the late 20th century, of the unfettered ravaging of Antarctic wildlife (especially whales and seals) that characterised the 19th and early-20th centuries.
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Tom Wolf of Pennsylvania, a Democrat, said in a recent interview that the only responsible approach to the epidemic ravaging his state was to make naloxone widely available and provide more treatment.
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"To everyone sending me death threats right now: you wouldn't be saying a damn thing if a tornado was ravaging your home this afternoon," the meteorologist, Ella Dorsey, wrote Sunday on Twitter.
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Working with US-based NOAA, he's been globally surveying coral reefs around the world for the past two years, focusing on coral bleaching events like the one ravaging the Great Barrier Reef.
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In April 2011, Perry officially proclaimed a statewide "Days of Prayer for Rain in the State of Texas" in response to wildfires and drought that were ravaging the state in April 2011.
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CreditCreditLam Yik Fei for The New York Times From the Altai Mountains to the Pacific Coast, logging is ravaging Russia's vast forests, leaving behind swathes of scarred earth studded with dying stumps.
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Just how much the virus is ravaging the global economy is evident in a series of growth forecast downgrades and advance readings of purchasing managers indexes (PMI) across the world's biggest economies.
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In many places across the three major islands of this American territory, the second storm drowned what the first couldn't destroy, ravaging what was once one of the Caribbean's most idyllic landscapes.
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Why, then, are massive, suspicious shipments of opioids, which are ravaging our country and leading to overdoses and deaths in Colorado, Delaware, and everywhere in between, allowed to fly under the radar?
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Pork prices in China today are skyrocketing, the result of an epidemic that is ravaging the country's hogs, and the government has been drawing upon its reserves to lift supplies for shoppers.
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The economy was already running at a pedestrian 1.7% pace in the year to September, and that was before massive bushfires began ravaging much of the east and south of the country.
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Like Kamble, millions of Indians have been hung out to dry in the state with the worst drought in four decades ravaging crops, killing livestock, emptying reservoirs and slowing hydroelectric power output.
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That concentration of wealth has coincided with stagnant wages, rising college costs and the lingering effects of the Great Recession, which erased trillions of dollars in household wealth, ravaging the middle class.
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Heat and erratic winds were forecast on Friday for the area, located about 200 kilometers (124 miles) inland from the coastal fires ravaging the country's southeast and officials warned of "extreme" danger.
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His most interesting chapters, in some ways, are on the "tin-pot" dictators—like Duvalier, in Haiti, and Mengistu, in Ethiopia—who, ravaging poverty-stricken countries, still conform to the terrible type.
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It wasn't the first time a pipeline had been protested, but the widespread media attention made it a symbol for the conflict between Indigenous rights and a planet-ravaging fossil fuel industry.
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But she left before completing her degree to work in a methadone clinic in Harlem in the early 1970s, when an epidemic of heroin addiction was ravaging minority communities in New York.
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As thousands of people from Fort McMurray, Alberta poured into Edmonton seeking refuge from the wildfire ravaging their community, nearly one hundred Muslims gathered at the provincial legislature to pray for rain.
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All parties hoped, and continue to believe, that the resolution of the nuclear issue would enable us to focus on the serious challenge of extremism that is ravaging our region — and the world.
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He also imagines the Unabomber, the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, the genocide in Rwanda, and the ravaging of New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina, using as a reference only word-based reports.
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Indeed, this is already happening in America, where a mysterious pathogen is killing apple trees, and India, where warmer-than-usual winters have spread wheat-blast disease, ravaging the country's second-largest crop.
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But the one that's currently ravaging the Democratic Republic of Congo is different from all the others he's seen: For the first time in history, Ebola is spreading in an active war zone.
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After doctors told him there was nothing more that could be done to treat the leukemia ravaging his body, Sager went out on the weekend to watch his son and daughter play basketball.
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A Peruvian nonprofit told the New York Times that the alerts from Rainforest Connection's devices helped rangers arrest two members of an illegal logging outfit that had been ravaging the region for years.
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A more acute harbinger of the face of climate change might be the ravaging of islands in the Caribbean, and the floods in South Asia the same week, which killed thousands of people.
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Although he loathed the terms "environmentalist" and "nature writer," he had no truck with the tide of development coming to the canyonlands, and which in fact was already ravaging the desert around Arches.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — A fire engulfed the National Museum of Brazil on Sunday night, ravaging the stately, 200-year-old museum in Rio de Janeiro and threatening the years of history encapsulated inside.
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Just this year, we've witnessed this cycle play out with the Notre Dame Cathedral fire, the political crisis in Sudan, and most recently, the weeks-long blazes that are ravaging the Amazon rainforest.
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A cholera epidemic, which had been waning after ravaging the country earlier this year, had also threatened to re-emerge after shipments of chlorine tablets used to sanitize water were blocked from arrival.
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While it would take a lot for cities like Miami Beach to be abandoned, rising tides and more frequent monster storms are becoming, like the ravaging forest fires in California, a new normal.
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So when he died from a stage four glioblastoma in April 2012, it was mealtimes that became the most ravaging for me: the most visceral and hard-hitting moments when I felt truly alone.
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Ted Kennedy's challenge to President Jimmy Carter in 1980 or, most likely, the internecine battle that is ravaging the GOP this year -- the Democrats will benefit as a result of the past few months.
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Today we discuss the violent protests that erupted following Trump's Jerusalem decision, the wildfires ravaging Southern California, and Kim Jong-un, before taking a look at one of the most dangerous sports on earth.
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In 2003 a multi-national consortium of scientists quickly identified the genome for the SARS virus that was ravaging China, helping Beijing get control of a deadly outbreak it had tried to cover up.
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Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-New Hampshire), told CNBC that she's not surprised to hear people say this is the biggest issue on their minds, because it's ravaging families and hurting communities in her state.
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I'm told that humans are immune to a disease that is ravaging their species, that they need corpses sent to them for study, in turn they would provide technological advancements beyond our wildest dreams.
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But the number of weapons sloshing around the country, and the 300% inflation currently ravaging an already ruined economy, suggest that the problems faced by the world's newest country will not ease anytime soon.
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After saving him from almost certain death, she secures the honor of escorting him back to Man's World, where war is ravaging the globe, both in the comic strip and in actual world history.
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There have been some vaccination programs and emergency assistance, but no significant water or sanitation systems — the things that have kept cholera from ravaging wealthy countries since the late 19th century — have been built.
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He didn't want to be in the news talking about himself while Hurricane Harvey was ravaging his home town, and he needed time to prepare his daughters for what they might hear at school.
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This is one of the coldest inhabited places on Earth, and just one of the dozens of Russian cities choked by the wildfires that have been ravaging the Arctic this season at unprecedented levels.
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The Australian dollar, meanwhile, was the biggest loser among the G10 currencies, dropping 1.0% versus the greenback to 68.72 U.S. cents, as markets worried about the economic impact of deadly bushfires ravaging the country.
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For Milton A. Tingling, the Manhattan county clerk, the value of the records was as evident as the ravaging done to them by time, and worsened by the inability to tightly control the climate.
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Allen had commissioned "Dead Set" (28), Brooker's first foray into television drama, in which the inhabitants of the "Big Brother" house are the last to learn of a zombie apocalypse ravaging the outside world.
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Tens of thousands of people were stranded for hours on gridlocked highways on the east coast of Australia Thursday as they tried to escape bushfires ravaging the region before conditions worsen again on Saturday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Queen Elizabeth joined grandsons William and Harry on Saturday in expressing shock at the bushfires ravaging Australia, and sent their thanks to the firefighters who risked their lives to save others.
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In the same vein, Trump's promises of major job-training programs, paid family leave, infrastructure development and action on the opioid crisis ravaging blue-collar communities show no sign of moving beyond rhetorical outreach.
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As we work together to address this challenge, we also must recognize the serious role substance abuse plays in veterans' mental health, particularly the opioid epidemic ravaging communities in Connecticut and throughout the country.
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Defectors from Kilju County have long alleged nuclear weapon tests and radioactive emissions from the Punggye-ri facility are responsible for the "ghost disease" ravaging the area, which causes ailments like cancer and birth deformities.
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At the beginning of September, staff and the owners at the Siesta Key Oyster Bar in Florida were watching reports about Hurricane Dorian ravaging the Bahamas and they wanted to find a way to help.
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She and husband Kanye West recently made two separate $200,000 donations — one going to the Wildfire Relief Fund and the other to the California Fire Foundation — in the wake of the wildfires ravaging the state.
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Produced by pyrotechnic events like exploding stars, pulsar bursts, or galactic cores, these rays represent light at its most energetic and powerful, and are capable of ravaging wide swaths of space like merciless cosmic steamrollers.
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And, as a doctor, he wanted more resources channeled toward handling the opioid crisis ravaging Kentucky, like much of the country, and opposed Mr. Bevin's push to curb the Medicaid expansion pursued by his predecessor.
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A record number of wildfires ravaging the Amazon, the world's largest tropical rainforest, is influencing the political discourse as world leaders congregate in France for the Group of Seven summit and protestors call for action.
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That has meant continued strong support for the Saudi-led conflict in Yemen, where more than 10,000 people have been killed and support systems so badly crushed that famine and disease are ravaging the country.
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The movie tells the true story of the 1925 Nome serum run, when 20 mushers raced across Alaska by dog sled to transport an antitoxin for a deadly bacteria that was ravaging the small town.
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As a former governor and U.S. health secretary, I am all too familiar with how this disease is ravaging families across the country – in cities and in rural areas, in blue states and red states.
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Now, those forces are ravaging the 1,000-mile shoreline of Bering Land Bridge National Preserve and Cape Krusenstern National Monument, where humans traveling the Bering land bridge and subsequent Arctic cultures built camps and settlements.
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For residents who didn't seem to get the memo to stay inside to stop the coronavirus from ravaging more of Italy, a bunch of Italian mayors and other politicians have resorted to straight-up threats.
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Belgium, a country of some 11.5 million people, has so far confirmed 6,235 coronavirus cases and reported 13 deaths due to the disease, which is now ravaging Europe after originating in China late last year.
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Tests being used on US patients suspected of carrying the coronavirus ravaging China don&apost always work, and throw up false results, according to the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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The Australian dollar, meanwhile, was the biggest loser among G10 currencies, dropping more than 1.0% versus the greenback to 68.65 U.S. cents, as markets worried about the economic impact of deadly bushfires ravaging the country.
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On July 5, the companies released a summary of the findings from a trial of the drug involving 856 patients with early Alzheimer's, showing the medication could slow the progression of the brain-ravaging illness.
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That's the power of Exapunks, a game set in an alternate 1997, where a terrible plague called "the phage" is ravaging the population, computers run everything, and the players have to hack to stay alive.
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Macron added to the internal EU strains by unexpectedly threatening on Friday to block an EU trade deal with a group of South American states over Brazil's handling of fires that are ravaging the Amazon rainforest.
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The freedom of such a choice is only possible when profiteers finally finish ravaging the carcass and fully abandon the scene for a fresh kill; only then can those remains shape a new, self-made ecosystem.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Thousands of structures were threatened and hundreds of people fled their homes ahead of a wildfire ravaging in a section of the Eldorado National Forest north of Sacramento, federal officials said on Friday.
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Our correspondent was there as Mr. Assad declared that his government was entering a new era of openness and then placed the blame on the United States and Islamist militants for the war ravaging his country.
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And Trump only uses "global warming" because he can't make the "ha ha it's cold" joke if he uses "climate change," which is the more encompassing and more correct term for the phenomenon ravaging the country.
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Our correspondent was there as Mr. Assad declared that his government was entering a new era of openness, and then placed the blame on the United States and Islamist militants for the war ravaging his country.
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Mnuchin said the bill is structured based on a 10-to-12 week scenario, and that if in 10 weeks coronavirus is still ravaging the country, the administration would return to Congress to ask for more.
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MILANO, March 27 (Reuters) - The 373 edition of Milan's Salone del Mobile design fair will not take place due to a coronavirus outbreak which is ravaging the country, organisers for the event said on its website.
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The opioid epidemic has been ravaging the country, and the rates of overdose deaths from synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl — which can be 50 more times potent than heroin — more than doubled from 2015 to 2016.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Wednesday he wants greater federal powers during natural disasters, as authorities warned bushfires ravaging the country for months were sweeping through a national park near the capital.
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The opioid epidemic has been ravaging the country, and the rates of overdose deaths from synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl -- which can be 50 more times potent than heroin -- more than doubled from 2015 to 2016.
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When you get to what people were making in the '70s and the '80s as AIDS was ravaging the community, people were finding ways to make languages that could address what was actually happening to them.
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"Janssen has profited from their illegal conduct, and my office is taking action to make sure they pay for ravaging our communities and destroying our families just to make a profit," Beshear said in a statement.
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The show is set to open in May 2019 at the MIA, and will travel throughout the US. The fires that are ravaging the countryside and suburbs around Athens have destroyed late Greek director Theo Angelopoulos' archives.
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In urging people to say no to drugs, his comments channeled former First Lady Nancy Reagan, who famously launched a "Just Say No" anti-drug campaign when the crack cocaine epidemic was ravaging communities in the 1980s.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - A record number of fires ravaging the Amazon has drawn international outrage because of the rainforest's importance to the global environment and prompted Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to dispatch the military to assist in firefighting.
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Midge only needs to turn to her estranged husband when she protests her judge's use of phrases like "little lady" and "moral health" at a time when real problems like Jim Crow laws are ravaging the country.
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Wouldn't it be great if, rather than ravaging the body with chemotherapy, patients could put in their headphones, queue up some Yeezy, and let the healing power of a sick beat and resonant lyrics eradicate cancerous cells?
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KAMPALA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Uganda dispatched a team of more than 370 health workers to the northern part of the country on Monday where a malaria epidemic ravaging the region since July has killed about 658 people.
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In a sign of heightening tensions, France, Germany and Britain - all parties to the deal - expressed concerns over the step taken by Tehran, its latest effort to force the West to lift sanctions ravaging its limping economy.
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A Democratic agenda of reining in presidential power will give more lasting victories than mere impeachment, which is unlikely to succeed and would only address a symptom, not the cause, of the cancer that's ravaging American politics.
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Swalwell, who is rumored to be interested in a 2628 presidential bid, made the remark in response to Trump's tweets over the weekend, which blamed California state officials for the wildfires ravaging both sides of the state.
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The majority of the deadly fentanyl is being shipped in from China or smuggled in from Mexico and we need the federal government to step in and stop this poison from ravaging our state and our nation.
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Church made the case that resurrecting an animal could yield unexpected discoveries—with mammoth revival, specifically, he said scientists might figure out a way to treat the herpesvirus that is ravaging the already-endangered Asian elephant population.
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Cherry (Aja Naomi King) becomes Turner's love interest and eventually his wife after he persuades Samuel Turner, his owner, to purchase her on the auction block and save her from the ravaging hands of other slave masters.
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The development appears likely to revive an internal House debate about whether to permit remote voting for lawmakers amid a pandemic that's ravaging the country, pummeling the economy and limiting members' ability to travel across the country.
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Thousands of Californians fled the three wildfires ravaging their state this week in the most harrowing of ways: driving through flames, breathing through blankets, watching as cars in front of them on clogged roads caught on fire.
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None of us had experienced anything comparable in or around New York City, where spa-going tends to be a wallet-ravaging, ultrarefined experience or the more boisterous, family-friendly and affordable Russian banya and Korean jjimjilbang.
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The Australian dollar, meanwhile, was the biggest loser among G10 currencies, dropping more than 1.0% versus the greenback to 68.65 U.S. cents AUD=D3, as markets worried about the economic impact of deadly bushfires ravaging the country.
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" Alexander in a statement said the legislation represents the work of "over 70 senators, five committees, and countless staff who have worked together to help put an end to the opioid epidemic ravaging virtually every American community.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday said he was inclined to cancel an official trip to India planned for this month in order to deal with a bushfire crisis ravaging parts of his country.
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At least 2000 fires were burning across Sevier County outside of Knoxville, authorities said, ravaging parts of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge — communities considered the gateways to the national park and home to popular tourist destinations such as Dollywood.
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But long-term use also carries an increased risk of dependency and overdose, and an opioid overdose epidemic is ravaging the United States: It claimed more than 33,000 lives in 2015, half of them associated with prescription drugs.
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But there again, the onscreen representation of a migrant community in a country currently besieged by anti-migrant sentiment serves primarily as a nod to the country's communist past, not to the conflicts ravaging it in the present.
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The wildfires that consumed large tracts of Southern California last December came close to ravaging the rustic-bohemian town of Ojai, which has long been the seat of the Ojai Music Festival, America's most vibrant new-music gathering.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - It was a moment U.S. shale oil producers have been waiting on for more than two years: OPEC nations finally agreed to cut production on Wednesday in a move that lifted low prices ravaging their budgets.
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His White House address on Wednesday night was cast in distinctly "America First" terms, seeming to suggest that the United States — acting alone — could halt a scourge that started in China, is ravaging Italy and knows no borders.
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With injuries ravaging the Seattle Mariners' outfield, the team announced on Wednesday that they had added the 44-year-old Suzuki to provide some depth, bringing back the franchise icon they traded to the Yankees in July 2012.
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Drug law reform has never been an easier sell — especially now that opioid addiction is perceived as ravaging primarily white communities, generating far more compassion than black communities ever experienced during the crack epidemic in the late 1980s.
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Whichever the case, it is certainly true now that Donald Trump has tested our institutions and our constitutions — both government and personal — and found them all wanting, found them all weak, found them all vulnerable to the ravaging.
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Daily headlines — from superstorms ravaging the U.S. to the wildfires that raged across Australia earlier this year — make clear that no part of the planet is immune from the increasingly severe effects of climate change and warming temperatures.
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Tying one man's body to the body politic, he seeks to turn Presley's life — from ravishing, thrilling youth to ravaging, putrefying fame — into the story of the country, an arc that takes the documentary from Graceland to Trumpland.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Just when John Aish and his partner Jenny Shea thought they had beaten the inferno ravaging their two properties in Australia's south east on New Year's Eve, a roaring fireball came through forcing them to flee.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Last year was the Earth's second-hottest since records began, and the world should brace itself for more extreme weather events like the bushfires ravaging much of Australia, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Wednesday.
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Background: There's two main fires currently ravaging California — the Camp Fire north of Sacramento and the Woolsey Fire in Malibu — which together are known to have killed at least 83, displaced more than 200,000, and caused billions in damage.
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In a call with Wall Street analysts, California Public Utilities Commission head Michael Picker reportedly said he could not imagine letting PG&E go bankrupt as it faces billions of dollars in potential liability from the wildfires ravaging California.
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As high commissioner, she oversaw refugee operations during a time of ravaging conflict in the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, East Timor and other regions, as well as the return of refugees to their homes after wars in Cambodia and Ethiopia.
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The Cabell County Commission in West Virginia is suing a handful of drug distributors, alleging they knowingly turned a blind eye to the opioid epidemic that is ravaging the state by delivering and selling mass quantities of pain medications.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star, who helped victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico through her B Strong Disaster Relief program, is now aiding victims of Hurricane Florence, which is ravaging North Carolina, through her foundation.
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"A Democratic agenda of reining in presidential power will give more lasting victories than mere impeachment, which is unlikely to succeed and would only address a symptom, not the cause, of the cancer that's ravaging American politics," he wrote.
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Some credit it — or blame it — for most of what has happened here over the last two decades, from the country's moving to a multiparty democracy, to millions trekking to El Norte, to violent drug gangs ravaging border towns.
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Macron made the offer of financial aid at the G7 summit in the southern French town of Biarritz on Monday after leaders had discussed the fires ravaging the world's largest tropical rainforest - often dubbed "the lungs of the world".
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"His entire career is a result of thrusts for diversity that he would deny in others," Lawrence Goldstone, author of "On Account of Race: The Supreme Court, White Supremacy, and the Ravaging of African American Voting Rights," told me.
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The disease ravaging China's pigs, known as African swine fever, has now spread to nine other Asian countries, wiping out roughly one-quarter of the world's supply and hitting consumer pocketbooks not only in China but around the globe.
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The Czech Republic is one of the worst-affected countries but the spread ravaging soft timber, popular for its quick life cycle and preferred for use in construction, has also hit Germany, Austria, Slovakia, France and other European countries.
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Damages from Harvey, the hurricane and tropical storm ravaging Houston and the Texas Gulf Coast, are estimated to be well below those from major storms that have hit New Orleans and New York, according to Hannover Re on Monday.
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SYDNEY, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday said he was inclined to cancel an official trip to India planned for this month in order to deal with a bushfire crisis ravaging parts of his country.
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Because from the moment you enter your credit card information and pull the trigger, you will forever be known as the dunce who could've just gone to sleep instead of indulging in some particularly festive but bank-account ravaging retail therapy.
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BRASILIA, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Currency weakness tends to push up inflation more during crises such as the one currently ravaging through Brazilian financial markets, a central bank study showed, suggesting a deeper-than-expected impact from the Brazilian real's recent slump.
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A storm ravaging southern Africa is possibly the worst weather-related disaster ever to hit the southern hemisphere, with 1.7 million people in the path of the cyclone in Mozambique and 920,000 affected in Malawi, U.N. officials said on Tuesday.
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The Skirball Fire did not grow as large as some other blazes, such as the Thomas Fire, currently ravaging areas of Ventura and Santa Barbara counties, but it still destroyed six homes and damaged 533 others, according to the fire department.
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His "investigative poems", often long-studied and footnoted, were meant to stop the ravaging of the natural world, not just by Japanese whalers and African ivory-poachers but also by tweedy, trigger-happy, slave-trade profiting, jewel-encrusted British royals.
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Last year Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, an Islamist political group based in Lebanon, accused the West of exporting homosexuality to the Islamic world, echoing Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei's warning a year before of "ravaging moral decay" from the West.
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That by aligning himself with Kavanaugh -- and what he represents to conservatives -- he will become the new cause celebre of conservatives who view the left as ravaging horde intent on forcing out anyone who doesn't line up with their radical beliefs.
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Some 6.5 million people, about a third of the state's population, had been ordered to evacuate southern Florida as the storm approached the U.S. mainland after pummeling Cuba with 36-foot-tall (11-m) waves and ravaging several smaller Caribbean islands.
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Cole seems to think that by not mentioning these atrocities, or the hunger ravaging the country, and by making a cheery video hanging out with his new North Korean friends, that he'll be able to help bridge some global divide.
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The fall in imports also came as an outbreak of African swine fever disease swept the country, ravaging China's huge pig herd, leading to the death or culling of millions of hogs and a slide in demand for soymeal feed.
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Former Miss USA Tara Conner had no idea the ravaging Malibu fire would turn her into a hell of a wedding planner ... 'cause the natural disaster forced her to plan it again from scratch with only 24 hours to spare.
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In 2014, the White House asked Congress for $6.2 billion to fight the ongoing Ebola outbreak, which was mainly ravaging Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea but had recently entered the United States and was causing mass panic in the media.
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The war in Syria has killed an estimated quarter of a million people in nearly five years, ravaging the country and creating a breeding ground for radical Islamists as regional allies and global players back different sides in the conflict.
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When Mr. Clinton ran for president in 1992, crack cocaine was ravaging American cities and the Willie Horton ad that the elder George Bush had used in 1988 to portray Michael Dukakis as soft on crime had wounded the Democratic Party.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - The worst wildfires in Chile's modern history are ravaging wide swaths of the country's central-south regions, as a massive Boeing 747-400 Super Tanker arrived on Wednesday on loan from the United States to help extinguish the blazes.
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As for "The Halfwit in Me," which opens the album in a propulsive stir of fingerpicked guitars, it could be his answer to Nick Lowe's "The Beast in Me," but with ravaging inner demons swapped out for something more prosaic.
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None of the above, as it happens, although McQueen, the British fashion designer who ascended to fame in the nineteen-nineties and hanged himself in 2010, was much possessed by death, and by the ravaging allure of the animal kingdom.
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At least 22017 people have died in clashes with police and soldiers, and eight more while looting stores, and the political and economic chaos ravaging one of the world's biggest oil-producing nations shows no signs of slowing anytime soon.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Damages from Harvey, the hurricane and tropical storm ravaging Houston and the Texas Gulf Coast, are estimated to be well below those from major storms that have hit New Orleans and New York, according to Hannover Re on Monday.
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The Scotts also invested in Gilead Sciences, a pharmaceutical company that in 2013 began marketing a highly effective and expensive drug named Sovaldi to treat hepatitis C, the liver-ravaging virus whose spread has been fueled by the opioid crisis.
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The disclosures, in a Ministry of Health update on its website, suggested an accelerating threat to Uganda from the Ebola virus, which has been ravaging eastern Congo for the past year and was reported to have spread to Uganda this week.
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AID OFFER Macron made the offer of financial aid at the G7 summit in the southern French town of Biarritz on Monday after leaders had discussed the fires ravaging the world's largest tropical rainforest - often dubbed "the lungs of the world".
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He is Chute's avatar for low-road capitalism — when we meet him, he's laying off 55,000 workers, to the cheers of shareholders — and his need for growth growth growth turns out to be body- and soul-ravaging in shocking ways.
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HOUSTON, Sept 8.53 (Reuters) - It was a moment U.S. shale oil producers have been waiting on for more than two years: OPEC nations finally agreed to cut production on Wednesday in a move that lifted low prices ravaging their budgets.
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This budget provision — which is now being negotiated with the Ohio House — has the potential to positively change the fate of hundreds of thousands of truly vulnerable Ohioans, including those struggling against a drug epidemic that is ravaging the state.
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But three years into his presidency, the region is beset with political instability — stalled peace talks and violence in Afghanistan, anti-government protests raging through Iran, Iraq and Lebanon, a civil war ravaging Yemen and a bloody Turkish invasion in Syria.
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Now that the disease poses a serious threat to U.S. pork production since emerging in China in August 22015 and ravaging the country's hog herd, USDA officials and pork producers are feeling the weight of the six-year research gap.
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One of the group's leaders, Martin Sellner, and other activists have used Telegram to amplify reports on the few of Germany's 11,300 confirmed cases that involve refugees, and claim that the outbreak ravaging Europe is a result of "open border" policies.
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Long before she started talking about her experience with sickle cell disease, I remember memorizing, word for word, the second verse of "Waterfalls" which told the story of an AIDs-related death when the disease was at its peak, ravaging communities.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - China's decision to block imports of Canadian meat has set off a global chain reaction in pork trading but it will do little to curb overall demand as a disease ravaging the Chinese hog herd elevates prices, industry experts say.
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But we're rapidly approaching the point of no return: Without an immediate and sustained effort to end the violence ravaging South Sudan and the other three nations, the world will for the first time in living memory be faced with four simultaneous famines.
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The air in the video had a distinctive gray tone with orange glow to it, and as Baldwin moved to the camera to focus on the sky, the severity of the fires that are ravaging Los Angeles and Ventura County was evident.
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After months of calls for action, and meetings with various federal ministers, the leader of a small Indigenous reserve that became a symbol of a suicide crisis ravaging communities across Canada met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday to discuss solutions.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Damages from Harvey, the hurricane and tropical storm ravaging Houston and the Texas Gulf Coast, are estimated to be well below those from major storms that have hit New Orleans and New York, according to Hannover Re on Monday.
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I wish we could also find a way to shorten these presidential campaigns significantly, so that they're not such a soul-draining, throat-ravaging turnoff to almost anyone who's not an epic narcissist or mired in politics to the point of no return.
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Speaking at a town hall in Charter Oak on Thursday, the nine-term congressman drew comparisons between how his constituents have responded to the widespread flooding currently ravaging the Midwest with how New Orleans residents dealt with the aftermath of the 2005 hurricane.
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Trump signed a big package of tax cuts into law, but his wall remains unbuilt, Obamacare is the law of the land, the opioid crisis is ravaging the Midwest, and the grand rebuilding of American infrastructure has been left to future presidents.
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Update, January 7, 2020: Just a day after her sisters defended their private contributions to the global efforts to battle the fires ravaging Australia, Kylie Jenner is now in the hot seat for posting some very tone-deaf content on her Instagram story.
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Sentences like that are relics of an era when crack and other drugs were ravaging American cities, crime was at all-time highs and the nation was demanding ever tougher punishments, no matter how out of proportion they were to the offense.
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The "war on drugs" rhetoric of the last 50 years finally ended amid all those deaths, which brought the realization that we can't arrest away the disease of drug addiction, a change that noticeably came with a drug epidemic ravaging white, rural America.
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A new report from consulting firm Tourism Economics has put some estimated numbers to that ravaging, saying it expects the US to lose about 1.6 million visitors from mainland China as a result of the coronavirus, translating to a 103% drop for 2020.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A storm ravaging southern Africa is possibly the worst weather-related disaster ever to hit the southern hemisphere, with 1.7 million people in the path of the cyclone in Mozambique and 920,000 affected in Malawi, U.N. officials said on Tuesday.
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The number of babies born to opioid-addicted mothers more than quadrupled between 1999 and 2014, in the latest symptom of the opioid epidemic ravaging the United States, according to data released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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The number of babies born to opioid-addicted mothers more than quadrupled between 22018 and 2014, in the latest symptom of the opioid epidemic ravaging the United States, according to data released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Characters making the worst possible decisions is a horror trademark, but The Passage stands above the usual genre clichés by providing stakes that justify the characters' actions: a devastating strain of bird flu is ravaging China and threatening to turn into a deadly pandemic.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, June 26 (Reuters) - China's decision to block imports of Canadian meat has set off a global chain reaction in pork trading but it will do little to curb overall demand as a disease ravaging the Chinese hog herd elevates prices, industry experts say.
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The epidemic of drug overdose deaths currently ravaging white populations in cities and towns across the country has altered this line of thinking, and forced lawmakers to acknowledge that addiction is a problem that knows no racial barriers and can be best addressed with treatment.
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In the wake of the worldwide outrage at Trump's indifference to the climate catastrophes already ravaging the planet, politicians from Los Angeles to Atlanta and Salt Lake City came together to reaffirm their commitment to the renewable energy targets set by the previous administration.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, one of the benefits likely to be excluded, leading to increased out-of-pocket spending by thousands of dollars, is mental health and substance abuse benefits, particularly disturbing at a time when an opioid epidemic is ravaging our country.
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The apocalyptic report describes a world of devastating food shortages, ravaging wildfires, and widespread die-off of coral reefs and other wildlife—and, most chillingly, it asserts that these changes will occur sooner than anticipated, playing out over the course of the next few decades.
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Clinton, which also backed Mr. Obama in 2012 — has begun reserving $70 million in television ad time from the Democratic convention in late July through Election Day, air time that is almost certain to be dedicated to ravaging Mr. Trump if he is the nominee.
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" AIDS was ravaging the theater community, and Mr. Finn knew that when he revisited the characters after the nightmare interval of the 1980s, it would have to play a part — even if, as he thought, "there's no way I can measure up to the horror.
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For all the damage wrought by the southern pine beetle, the mountain pine beetle has exacted a far greater toll, ravaging pine forests across the western United States and Canada, destroying tens of millions of acres in places and altitudes once thought beyond their reach.
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But with a porous border with Iran, where officials have reported more than 18,000 cases, there are fears of coronavirus ravaging war-torn Afghanistan, as well as concerns about the ability of an Afghan government locked in an internal power struggle to handle the crisis.
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Highsun said on Tuesday it would spend 900 million yuan ($130.09 million), or 26% of its 2018 net assets, on supporting research into a natural compound it said had been shown to prevent the disease which is deadly to pigs and ravaging herds across Asia.
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But unlike the coronavirus pandemic currently ravaging the globe, this 211 crisis didn't really happen — it was among a handful of scenarios presented to Trump's top aides as part of a legally required transition exercise with members of the outgoing administration of Barack Obama.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Countries like Ireland and France "overreact" when they link the recent fires ravaging the Amazon rainforest to the final approval of a trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur bloc, Brazil Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias told reporters on Monday.
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The storm brought drenching rains and 11-foot surges of seawater; shook and damaged buildings; and left dozens injured in the city, after first ravaging the Philippines, where on Monday workers were still searching for survivors in a mudslide in the northern town of Itogon.
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He was assailed in recent weeks first for attending the funeral of Shimon Peres, the former Israeli president and prime minister who helped broker the Oslo Accords in the 1990s, and then for providing firefighters to help Israel put out blazes ravaging its countryside.
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Lizzo took time out from her Australian tour to pack food hampers in Melbourne for bushfire victimsYou should probably stop sharing these misleading viral &aposmaps&apos of the Australian bushfiresHeartbreaking photos show animals impacted by Australia&aposs bushfiresAustralia&aposs bushfires are ravaging the country.
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Huffman believes we should most certainly try and that there's a very good chance we're succeeding with our planetary protection schemes, whether that's thanks to protocols on Earth, the ravaging effects of exposure to deep space, or the harsh conditions already in place on Mars.
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Seattle (CNN)The ongoing natural disasters that are ravaging both the western and gulf coasts of the United States should serve as a dire warning to the world about the consequences of climate change, especially with a "climate denier in the White House," according to Washington Gov.
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That means that the best, perhaps only, way to contain an outbreak like the one currently ravaging the Democratic Republic of Congo is by obsessively tracking infected individuals—monitoring their social circles and their movements, and limiting their exposure to other people for weeks at a time.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Countries like Ireland and France "overreact" when they link the recent fires ravaging the Amazon rainforest to the final approval of a trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur bloc, Brazil Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias told reporters on Monday.
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From the Spartans' ravaging of Athenian crops in ancient Greece to America's "shock and awe" in Iraq, attacking food, water, transportation and communications has long been a way to cut a military off from its supplies, generate political pressure, and destroy the public morale of an enemy.
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After taking the title at the ASB Classic in Auckland, New Zealand on Sunday, Serena Williams announced that she would be donating all of the prize money, a total of $43,000 USD, to relief efforts for the massive bushfires currently ravaging Australia, according to the Associated Press.
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BRISBANE, Australia — The start of the Australian Open is in two weeks, and the wildfires ravaging the country's southeast have forced the relocation of a second-tier men's tennis tournament and stirred concern that the first Grand Slam tournament of the year could also be disrupted.
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The critically acclaimed film Hell or High Water, for instance, took aim at corporate corruption and greed for ravaging the lives of blue-collar white men in rural Texas, an area of the US that firmly supported Trump — exactly the kind of empathy Streep is talking about.
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Saudi Arabia announced Friday it would donate $66.5 million to UNICEF, the World Health Organization, and other partners to help alleviate the cholera outbreak ravaging Yemen, but the kingdom and its coalition have played a major role in transforming a "preventable" cholera outbreak into a full-blown humanitarian disaster.
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The son of a postman from small town in Pennsylvania, Mr Kasich frets that Americans have "fallen out of the habit of caring for one another", instead living with their heads down and expecting far-off government leaders to solve such problems as the opiate addictions ravaging Middle America.
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When your wardrobe exists in the same complementary world, you can mix and match any items without ever having to overthink it — or waste time ravaging through your closet trying on too many things at once, only to end up in the first look you went for anyway.
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Trump, the G-22019 and the absence of American leadership The Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda MORE on Thursday called the fires ravaging the Amazon rainforest an "international crisis" that must be discussed at the upcoming Group of Seven (G-7) summit.
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In the Herbert George Wells classic novel and its science fiction movie versions, "The War of the Worlds," those invading aliens who are ravaging planet Earth are finally done in not by guns, tanks, the combined armies of all the countries of the world, or even nuclear bombs.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - As the world recoils at the sight of fires ravaging Brazil's Amazon jungle, the nation's far-right government is undermining the agency charged with protecting the rainforest, Reuters has learned from interviews with ten current and former employees, public records and a review of internal government reports.
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Highsun said on Tuesday that it would spend 900 million yuan ($130.09 million), or 26% of its 2018 net assets, on supporting research into a natural compound the company claimed had been shown to prevent African swine fever, a disease deadly to pigs that is ravaging herds across Asia.
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The wars ravaging Syria and Iraq, widespread and endemic government corruption, conservative norms and regulations adverse to an independent private sector, and a historic reliance on public sector jobs are all factors that can make it really difficult to start a business, especially one that challenges the status quo.
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But with the coronavirus ravaging New York City, the old Navy Yard — one of few large manufacturing centers remaining in the city — is again pitching in during a national crisis as a hub for fighting the pandemic, producing desperately needed medical supplies, such as face shields, hand sanitizer and hospital gowns.
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But on Christmas Day of 1999, when he was 37, came the first in a series of misfortunes that would tie him intimately to Château d'Aunoy and foretell its reimagining: A hurricane tore through the city and the surrounding countryside, ravaging the Bois de Boulogne and the park of Versailles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British inquiry into the Iraq War found that an aggressive purge of members of Saddam Hussein's Ba'ath party led by the late, American-backed politician Ahmed Chalabi "had a significant and lasting negative impact on Iraq" that laid the groundwork for the deadly sectarian conflict ravaging the country today.
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If done right, infrastructure can actually deliver in four areas the president emphasized again and again in his speech last night: a boon for the economy and the Trump administration; addressing the high cost of health care; tackling the opioid epidemic ravaging the country; and ensuring the safety of the American people.
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New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell defended her decision not to cancel the city's Mardi Gras festivities earlier this year, when the coronavirus had already been ravaging the US.She told CNN that if the outbreak had been taken seriously on the federal level at the time, they would have called off the event.
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But by the time Ms. Taylor described Dakota Brooks, the 6-foot-tall steam plant worker she was engaged to, to a police investigator, he was already dead — killed not by the hurricane's ravaging winds or storm surge, but by a state law enforcement officer who may have thought he was a looter.
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When he started the corps, Mr. Robinson had a day job that made him well aware of a devastating crack epidemic that was ravaging poor and working-class neighborhoods in New York City: He was an ambulance driver for the Emergency Medical Service of the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation.
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This particular video has recently been circulating on the internet, newly labeled a recording of the fires ravaging the Amazon rainforest: Tens of thousands of fires have burned so far this year to make way for farmers, a two-pronged ecological catastrophe that is eroding irreplaceable ecosystems even as it exacerbates climate change.
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While Mr. Buhari failed to keep some of his early promises, especially in cracking down on terrorism, many voters still see the former general, who led the nation under military rule in the 1980s, as a strongman with the credentials to fight Boko Haram, the Islamist militant group ravaging the country's northeast.
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"The wildfires decimating Australia, killing people, ravaging wild habitats and pushing communities and firefighters to their absolute limits are growing and coalescing into the country's worst peacetime catastrophe precisely because of climate change," said Paul Read, a co-director of the National Center for Research in Bushfire and Arson at Monash University in Melbourne.
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As callous as it may sound, the fact is asylum seekers fleeing starvation in a locust-ravaged country aren't going to be able to establish that swarms of locusts are ravaging their crops and pastures to persecute them on account of their race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinions.
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Since then, the integrity of his reunion show — if, again, "integrity" is the right word to describe the absolute ravaging of women by their former, current and future friends, accusing one another of everything from having had more than their admitted amount of plastic surgery to being an actual F.B.I. snitch — has been intact.
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" This man discovers that "literature was the only sort of arrival I could count on, an intimacy that wouldn't desert me, that didn't ask too much or fray fatally in the endless conflict of our competing needs, that permitted — or maybe simply was — the passage of experience back through us, our way of ravaging the endless ravishment of life.
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At a time when poverty and environmental ruin are ravaging the world, it requires a profound level of self-absorption for one of the richest men alive to donate $240 billion and control over one of the earth's most important companies to the nerd who fixates the most on the pet obsessions of his teenage years.
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"I would not because the approach that President Trump has taken has been extremely volatile without any clear strategic plan and it has a ravaging and devastating effect on our domestic manufacturers, on our farmers who are already struggling and are failing to see the light of day because of the plan that Trump has taken," she said.
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One group, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Robert C. O'Brien, the national security adviser, urged a tough response to rocket attacks that had killed two American troops at a base north of Baghdad, arguing that tough action while Iran's leaders were battling the coronavirus ravaging the country could finally push them into direct negotiations.
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His book "Scipio Africanus: Greater Than Napoleon" told the story of how the Roman general Scipio defeated the great Carthaginian general Hannibal in 202 B.C. Scipio won the war by leaving Italy, where Hannibal's army had been ravaging the Romans and attacking the Carthaginian homeland, thereby forcing Hannibal to leave Italy as well and fight on Scipio's terms.
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The anatomy of the season seemed to follow a similar arc as the last—down to Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder) ravaging her apartment to help decode what it is Will's trying to say (this time: his opaque drawings, which when connected make up a web of vines that reach into almost every room in the house and double as a map for Hawkins).
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Despite losing almost everything in the massive wildfire that has been ravaging Shasta County for a week, about 40 physicians and employees from Dignity Health North State have continued to show up to work, sleep on floors, and tend to about 145 patients, many of whom "are really sick" and require more acute care and attention, according to spokesperson Mike Mangas.
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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 said Friday it was possible that wildfires ravaging the state of California in recent days have been exacerbated at least in part by climate change.
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When she became too sick to practice herself, we'd bring in CDs of the chants she enjoyed, and when the cancer ravaging her body made its way into her brain and left her blind, we bought her books on tape about yoga, books that helped her breathe more deeply and surrender to the sickness that killed her within 11 months.
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That is likely to be the explanation given by the Vatican for the lack of concrete measures to combat the crisis after a meeting heralded as a mighty counterattack by hierarchy and its activist pope against the evil ravaging their church: The global flock needs to see and hear first, and the change must arise from their own episcopate, they'll say.
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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 on Sunday doubled down on his claim that deadly forest fires ravaging California are partly attributable to poor "forest management," despite widespread criticism for similar comments a day earlier.
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The leaders of the Group of Seven (G-7) countries agreed on a $20 million aid package to combat forest fires ravaging the Amazon during a meeting Monday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE did not attend.
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New York Daily News via Getty Images The death toll from the opioid epidemic ravaging the US has been climbing by the thousands for years: In 2015, opioid overdose deaths killed more people in the US — 52,000 — than guns, car crashes, and even HIV/AIDS at its peak, and overdoses since the epidemic began in the late '90s had killed more people than the entire population of Atlanta.
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Jerry Brown's (D) office says they are focusing on the wildfires ravaging both ends of the state and not President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's "inane and uninformed tweets" blaming the disaster on mismanagement of the state's forests.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE recognized the opioid crisis ravaging our nation before he was elected, and as a member of his Presidential Task Force on Opioids, I've witnessed firsthand his dedication to this important issue.
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However, we have seen worse so I guess in some way it's better to be really cold and snowy across America rather than to have to fight hurricane after hurricane such as this summer when it seemed as though there was never a time without a major hurricane ravaging some area of the country or during the fall when California saw one of the most massive, destructive, and deadly wildfires in history.
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That doesn't mean that the voting base — especially those among it that will actually live long enough to face the consequences of the current election cycle — are interested in backing a grossly sexist, racist, out-of-touch businessman who will continue the fire sale on public support programs and give free reign to capitalist ravaging of our dwindling natural resources … wouldn't we just stick with the one we already have, and stop shouting at each other on Twitter?
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