And as the surges grow, development along the coast has largely eliminated the natural barriers that once weakened storm surges — things like marshes and dunes.
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Just as global trade rules allow countries to counter surges of goods, so there is a case for rules to cope with surges in people.
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And as sea level rises, the impact of storm surges from hurricanes would be expected to worsen, because the surges are on top of a higher baseline.
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This kind of flooding — unlike that from storm surges during extreme weather events like hurricanes — can happen any time ocean water surges to higher levels than coastal infrastructure was designed to accommodate.
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And we know rising sea levels can worsen storm surges.
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But unlike polling surges, an overperformance in Iowa actually matters.
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The car quietly surges forward, and doesn't rumble at all.
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They were also less likely to experience abnormal capital surges.
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Higher seas bring storm surges that can reach farther inland.
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Barrier islands can help protect coastal areas from storm surges.
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As a creative person, I welcomed these surges of energy.
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Japan has seen surges in wage growth that quickly sputtered.
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Without the calcium surges, the stimulation proved to be ineffective.
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New Delhi's air pollution regularly surges in the colder months.
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This makes the storm surges that accompany hurricanes more damaging.
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The Corps's barrier designs aim to address only storm surges.
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Coastal Florida is particularly vulnerable to storm surges as well.
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They can receive notifications when surges start, change and end.
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To manage immigration flows better, invest in public infrastructure, ensure that immigrants work and allow for rules that limit surges of people (just as global trade rules allow countries to limit surges in imports).
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Likewise, Labour's surges did not vary much with the Brexit vote.
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The ShackBurger isn't the only menu item affected by price surges.
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For starters, activity on eBay surges immediately after the holiday season.
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Scott warned residents of storm surges of up to 21924 feet.
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That suggests that, unless productivity surges, a slowdown must eventually come.
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Go deeper: Europe's biggest refugee camp overflows as migration surges again
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Experts said there was a possibility of eight-foot storm surges.
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Economic stagnation and surges in immigration are often precursors of trouble.
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Storm surges will impact areas that would have never anticipated flooding.
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Police leaders also don't think much of federal law enforcement surges.
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Amps can get hit by surges and components can randomly fail.
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But branches around the U.S. have documented the surges they're experiencing.
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The caffeine produces surges of adrenaline, which further your emotional handicap.
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But fears of devastating storm surges and catastrophic flooding didn't materialize.
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Robust mangrove forests act as bulwarks against storm surges as well.
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Since this time, surges in "Islamicization" of higher education have continued.
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Optimism surges in a bubble, then tanks when a recession hits.
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"You can't survive these storm surges," Scott told CNN Saturday evening.
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This gadget can protect up to eight devices from power surges.
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New voters largely register in surges ahead of a presidential election.
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Experts said there was the possibility of eight-foot storm surges.
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But surges of speed are just as important in these solos.
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"Even years later, people can have surges of grief," he said.
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The situation is fertile ground for surges of intolerance and xenophobia.
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Target has experienced similar surges in demand amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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That could be a key reason why bitcoin surges this year.
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Chevron has been the top performing Dow stock after oil surges.
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Once it does, he surges, generating tremendous power through his hips.
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Storm surges of 22018 feet were recorded along the Florida coastline.
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Storm surges of 8 feet were recorded along the Florida coastline.
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Go deeper: Enthusiasm for Elizabeth Warren surges in new 2020 poll
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A particular wish: That voter turnout in our midterm elections surges.
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And buried electrical hardware remains vulnerable to storm surges and flooding.
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Heartthrob had big emotions, big gushy bleeding hearts, big synthesizer surges.
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Some areas may see storm surges in excess of 13 feet.
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Ongoing sea level rise is leading to more flooding from storm surges.
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For graphic on dark block trading surges after MiFID II click reut.
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Storm surges in some areas could be as high as 11 feet.
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Maxwell makes devices that can store and rapidly deliver surges of energy.
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Surges of water into villages also damage homes and possessions, he added.
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The hurricane brought extreme winds and deadly storm surges, ripping apart homes.
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The result can be the towering surges of which legends are made.
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S&P 500 Banks index surges 3 pct ** Healthcare rallies 1.8 pct.
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Meanwhile there were astounding turnout surges in middle-class and affluent suburbs.
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He drinks, and the music surges: Something other than thirst needs quenching.
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The way the melody surges back in with barely 30 seconds left.
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SHANGHAI'S MOST TRADED NICKEL CONTRACT SURGES 3% TO 130,570 YUAN A TONNE
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This lack of readiness may present a key vulnerability as coronavirus surges.
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Storm surges were also much smaller than the National Hurricane Center expected.
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And much of Florida's eastern coast is also susceptible to storm surges.
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Post-apocalyptic art surges during times of environmental, sociopolitical, and technological anxiety.
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Grammy performers and winners saw similar surges, though on a smaller scale.
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Others may have been washed away by torrential storm surges and submerged.
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To receive announcements about surges in traffic, users must turn push notifications on.
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It took the brunt of Irma's four to six foot surges last weekend.
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The accompanying storm surges could reach as high as three to ten feet.
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Also heavy rain and storm surges along some coasts will result in flooding.
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CrowdStrike surges: Tech stocks have largely disappointed in their recent Wall Street debuts.
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But now, rising sea levels and storm surges are threatening those aging dikes.
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Other countries are also experiencing surges in tourism due, in part, to Instagram.
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The storm brought dangerous surges of seawater when it hits the Florida Panhandle.
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Surges of Arctic air from the polar vortex, though, are pretty common today.
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Mom-and-pop retailers have struggled to keep up as e-commerce surges.
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Trees like oak, ash, birch, and maple see pollen surges in the spring.
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Hurricane Matthew pummeled Florida's coast with violent wind and storm surges on Friday.
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Recessions used to be triggered by housing bubbles, price surges or industrial busts.
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Surges in buy-backs and investment may sometimes even be complements, not substitutes.
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Will such donation surges simply coincide with Trump actions that outrage the left?
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Maxwell makes ultracapacitors, devices that can store and rapidly deliver surges of energy.
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New Orleans didn't see catastrophic storm surges as Barry moved through the region.
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Sanders reports the surges as measuring 4 feet, enough to wash wildlife ashore.
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With separation, children will experience tremendous surges in adrenaline from the terrifying events.
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ELSEWHERE > Americans in greater numbers quit their jobs as market confidence surges (Bloomberg).
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Mr. Trump's success chimes with nationalist surges across Europe and the "Brexit" vote.
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The electric infrastructure is at higher risk from storm surges and coastal inundation.
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"Trump approval rebounds to 45%, surges among Hispanics, union homes, men" https://t.
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In Tuvalu, we are constantly affected by sea-level rise and storm surges.
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Harvey brought massive flooding, Irma deadly storm surges, and Maria catastrophic high winds.
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So Uber suspends surges/boosts for that hour in and out of JFK.
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It played like a relay race, a patchwork sprint of surges and fumbles.
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The water expands radially, forming a bubble that surges above the water surface.
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Write one and your potential losses are unlimited if the market surges upward.
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I see a man growing increasingly irascible as his sense of desperation surges.
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Hong Kong's count surges in the winter because of migration from the north.
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The move will primarily help internet service providers, which are experiencing unprecedented surges.
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Storm surges in the city, which was battered for hours, created powerful currents.
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Time and again administrations have responded to surges in migrants by detaining families.
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Higher sea levels make storm surges worse, another fear along the Carolina coast.
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If the S&P 500 surges another 10%, he plans to take profits.
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As the demand surges, it will get more challenging to make it work.
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Dorian is approaching at an unfortunate time, as far as storm surges go.
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Any little surges of tenderness are inevitably yanked back by fits of schadenfreude.
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"Trump approval rebounds to 28503%, surges among Hispanics, union homes, men" https://t.
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Evacuation also made sense given the threat of huge storm surges, experts said.
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Iranian companies have been spared from collapse by surges of credit from banks.
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Highs should make at least 60, and perhaps higher if warmth surges right.
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Levitt said that in past years there were two surges: one around Dec.
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Some of these delays were attributable to surges caused by changes in legislation.
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It protects against surges and power spikes so your devices don't get fried.
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At the Millstone Power Station, about 40 miles east of New Haven, Connecticut, the NRC confirmed vulnerabilities to intense precipitation, tsunami, and river flooding, and flagged the potential risk from storm surges and surges stoked by high tides for additional review.
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According to the NHC, Tampa Bay could see surges of five to eight feet.
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In addition to high winds, there's the threat of storm surges and intense rainfall.
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Girls and women endure surges in violations of our bodily integrity and sexual dignity.
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Meanwhile, its mobile version of PlayersUnknown Battleground is making headway globally as revenue surges.
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It lives on an island slowly being swallowed by storm surges and global warming.
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Is Houston's flood control infrastructure tough enough to withstand climate-change-powered storm surges?
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The first of these surges, known as S21, consisted of the superheated gas cloud.
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Your UPS will also protect against power surges—keeping your hardware safe from harm.
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Since Nixon's resignation, she explains, she had expected more than these surges of injustice.
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What else, besides the heart, could cause these abrupt surges that tormented the patient?
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Officials are warning of high winds and storm surges of up to 15 feet.
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Storm surges of up to 10 feet are to be expected along the coast.
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Despite surges of activism around the issue, the tampon tax is alive and well.
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SPOT GOLD SURGES PAST $1,350 AN OUNCE TO $1,353.39, HIGHEST SINCE APRIL 19, 2018
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Repeatedly eating foods that cause surges in blood sugar makes the pancreas work harder.
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Storm surges of 2 to 12 feet (0.6 to 453 meters) were also expected.
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The largest ships create sudden surges of 5,000 containers to handle when they dock.
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No storm surges, no debris fields—the Tap-Out is as silent as cancer.
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How much of a difference, for instance, do digitally enabled protest surges really make?
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Rick Scott said Irma's wrath is unprecedented, warning that storm surges could be deadly.
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Investment and output have increased in recent years as demand for electric vehicles surges.
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Panel: AOC claps back at Pelosi and Bernie surges in polls MORE (R-Ga.).
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This translates into surges of water, extreme flooding, and crop devastation, the report stated.
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Typically, wild horses innately know to move to higher ground when a storm surges.
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Higher sea levels, of course, lead to more destructive storm surges during a hurricane.
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"It's the surges of water, and that shouldn't affect us that much," Hilburn said.
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Did your congressperson ignore warnings that sea-level rise would make storm surges worse?
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But unexpected surges in demand in these areas would have been tough to accommodate.
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Surges of imports, often fraudulent, continue to undermine domestic organic and grass-fed markets.
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New York City's oyster reefs are being restored to protect Manhattan from storm surges.
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That in turn is fueling larger storm surges, saltwater intrusion, erosion, and nuisance flooding.
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The coast was predicted to see storm surges of between three and five feet.
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The Carolinas should expect storm surges, wind, heavy rainfall and tornadoes, the NHC said.
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Large sections of coastal India and Bangladesh are threatened by storm surges and flooding.
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That's bad: Slower storms mean bounties more torrential rain — or surges of ocean water.
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Models are helping scientists understand Covid-19 infections rates and hospitals plan for surges.
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The higher Netflix surges into that March expiration, the more profits the trader sees.
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Biden has seen his frontrunner status slipping at the national level as Warren surges.
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Progesterone — which surges during pregnancy — is blamed for the extreme fatigue many women experience.
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His rise in New Hampshire state polling comes as he surges elsewhere as well.
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News producers are always looking for the hot button topics that fuel ratings surges.
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Whenever she makes an entrance, the adrenaline that surges through the house is palpable.
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Second: Are the proper precautions taken to prevent power surges, or worse, electrical fires?
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It is threatening dangerous surges to low-lying areas ill-equipped to handle them.
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What happens when Miami has storm surges of 3 or 4 feet every year?
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"Cinder blocks are heavy, so I would say storm surges are stronger," she said.
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Storm surges can overwhelm area cities' wastewater treatment plants, sending runoff into Tampa Bay.
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However, late surges are common in British elections, particularly when tactical voting is widespread.
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And it's likely just a matter of time before the mercury surges once more.
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However, the president has criticized the Fed for raising rates while the economy surges.
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It forecast storm surges of up to four feet (1.2 m) for eastern Massachusetts.
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The next volatile period in which poll predictability usually surges is the convention season.
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Quick glimpses of the show-within-a-show trigger melodramatic surges of string dissonance.
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" (To help prepare the paper for publication, Lloyd provided comments for the authors but was not involved in the research.) The researchers define orgasm completely in terms of hormonal surges, she said, but "there's a lot more to female orgasm than hormonal surges.
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If the condition surges, it will significantly burden a generation of new parents for decades.
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Massive storm systems and tidal surges have become more frequent over the last 60 years.
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Meteorologists say storm surges remain a risk as Fani is hitting low-lying coastal regions.
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This can caused sudden surges of frigid air to slide southward, out of the Arctic.
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Summers warned that storm surges were expected to continue through Monday morning, especially in Naples.
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Dangerous storm surges are expected to cause flooding along Florida's western coast, the NHC said.
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What's more, the places that have seen the greatest surges in migration have become poorer.
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The Mexican avocado crop normally surges in June and July, but this year, it hasn't.
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Surges of 1 to 3 feet were possible in Tampa Bay, the hurricane center said.
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With just 19 percent calling federal surges "very useful," they were the least popular option.
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Storm surges of 5 to 9 feet are expected from central Florida to South Carolina.
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As U.S. production surges on high prices, there are worries in Moscow about market share.
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Coastal and island communities also could suffer higher storm surges and heavier precipitation, it said.
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Nikki Haley said of the storm surges, which could top 8 feet in her state.
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First, and least attractive, but most likely, is that the different populist surges will fail.
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It brought nine-foot storm surges and widespread flooding, but wind caused the most damage.
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In fact, the quintessential Trump trades have been the worst performing sectors during VIX surges.
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It's also bringing with it storm surges that may reach as high as 15 feet.
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As Citi's digital engagement surges, its in-person interactions seem to be getting less popular.
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An emergency brake on immigrant surges or new controls on benefits might be agreed on.
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Warmer seas will strengthen hurricanes, and higher sea levels will make storm surges more destructive.
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Despite these surges in staffing and funding, the Department is still generally regarded as underperforming.
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According to Jim Blackburn, Sspeed's co-director, other models have shown much more alarming surges.
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"It's not true at all that indicative surges are nowhere to be found," she said.
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The other residents were also starting to complain about the sudden surges in foot traffic.
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Sea-level rise also increases the risk of flooding during high tides and storm surges.
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Surges of 50 percent or more in annual spending are now not unusual in retirement.
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Despite brief surges, its share price has dropped more than 25 percent since that peak.
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It could cause storm surges as high as 7 feet (2 meters) in North Carolina.
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As Instagram surges and Facebook recedes, I wonder how long her page will remain active.
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As the opioid epidemic surges, some US lawmakers are seriously looking at approaches like Vancouver's.
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Nearly ten-foot water surges swept miles inland, washing through every home in Pacific Junction.
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Apple (AAPL) surges 2100% while chipmakers Nvidia (NVDA) and Intel (INTC) are up about 211%.
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Many P.R.I. and P.A.N. politicians are switching to Morena as it surges in the polls.
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As TikTok surges in popularity, advertisers are beginning to take notice — and they want in.
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Traditionally, when we see these kinds of surges, they tend to be short-lived, right?
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They are often wrong and could miss out on voting surges in the final hours.
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At many malls across America, foot traffic is on the decline as online shopping surges.
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The administration in which we served faced smaller but similar surges in 2014 and 2016.
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Storm surges also swamped runways at Kansai Airport, with water washed in from Osaka Bay.
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Flooding and storm surges are expected to be another concern over the next 24 hours.
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The slow movement and life-threatening storm surges are expected to add to the misery.
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When such an eruption slams into Earth's magnetic field, it generates surges of electrical current.
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Like their more liberal counterparts, Blue Dog candidates still experienced large turnout surges among independents.
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The climate crisis is expected to create higher storm surges, increased rainfall and stronger winds.
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Also, storm surges and winds destroyed large portions of Rockport, where the hurricane struck Friday.
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About half of all deaths in hurricanes come from storm surges, as this graphic shows.
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The reality is Samsung's mobile business has been struggling anyway as the chip business surges.
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Harris's drop in support has also coincided with surges for other 2020 candidates, including Sen.
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The development comes as Bloomberg surges in polls while one-time front-runner Biden sinks.
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The ranking system once took several factors into consideration, including storm surges and atmospheric pressure.
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It's the latest in a series of surges in the polls for the Massachusetts senator.
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So it's likely there will be more streaming surges over the rest of the games.
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If volatility surges, smashing the currency out of its range, traders lose their original payment.
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What is a good way to adapt to periodic 5 to 10 feet storm surges?
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Residents along the coast have been warned to expect storm surges up to four meters high.
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"This means cuts are just going to turn into surges at some later date," Barclays concluded.
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More high school kids are smoking cigarettes as vaping surges, reversing a two-decade-long decline.
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Near Mosul, Northern Iraq (CNN)The crowd surges for the truck as soon as it arrives.
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"Anytime we talk about a general amnesty or immigration reform, we see these surges," Moran said.
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Gains in the ITA have been largely driven by surges in Boeing, AeroVironment and Aerojet Rocketdyne.
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"When a population surges, even temporarily, ER visits tend to rise," she said in the statement.
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The AP reported that the rainfall brought storm surges of 10 feet around the metropolitan city.
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Cons: The room rate package is very expensive and surges close to $1,000 in high season.
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The Cape Sable to Captiva region should expect storm surges of 10-103 feet, officials warned.
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The discrepancies show the difficulty of predicting storm surges, particularly when a hurricane suddenly changes course.
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Risk assets should rally back and, with a rise in risk appetite, the Kiwi surges higher.
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Or you could cut taxes and pray that economic growth surges and magically pays for everything.
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Heavy rain, strong winds and big storm surges pounded the area and tornado watches went out.
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This means you don't have to deal with surges during rush hour and on Friday nights.
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Surges in stress hormones are more likely to influence regions of the brain that process emotion.
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When the candidate finally emerges through sliding doors the crowd surges forward, straining for a glimpse.
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This helps to blunt the effects of blood sugar surges and drops, and it optimizes satiety.
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Both teams traded surges after that, with neither side earning more than a four-point edge.
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That not only saves the couple's plants, but provides a safe refuge for possessions during surges.
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Like most soccer organizations, annual income at Concacaf surges when the top regional competition is played.
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Instead, they use stock market surges and increases in the monetary base as proxies for QQE.
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It's all good to have expensive electronics, computers, appliances, but are they protected from power surges?
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I know that these behaviors "serve" me by providing me with dopamine surges and adrenaline escapes.
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Creativity surges, and this is a lovely time to bond with the people you care about.
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On the East Coast this is bringing more northerly winds, more storms and more storm surges.
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Amazon crushes expectations, stock crosses $1,100, adds >$60 bln in market cap ** Tech surges 2.9 pct.
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Those projections are likely to change in the coming years as population growth surges or slumps.
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Storm surges might reach 14 feet high, and "devastating winds" could also affect Alabama and Georgia.
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Yet, strangely, polls suggest declining support for Brexit in the north, even as UKIP surges there.
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Others fear the walls could impact tidal patterns and send storm surges to their own properties.
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But they were glad not to be residents of France, where Marine Le Pen surges anew.
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Forecasters warned people in the hurricane's path to prepare for "dangerous storm surges" and flash flooding.
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It would mean building resilient schools and hospitals that can withstand strong earthquakes and ocean surges.
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In the past, unemployment this low has led to surges in wages, resulting in higher inflation.
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Hurricanes are awful — they can bring storm surges, flooding, illness, property destruction, environmental degradation, and diaspora.
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Magma's fickle pathwaysMagma, theMagma likes to take the path of least resistance as it surges upward.
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It's flat and has a low elevation, making it vulnerable to extreme flooding and storm surges.
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This means more damaging storm surges and so-called "sunny day" flooding during ordinary high tides.
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The opposite could be said of Mr. Bush's and Mr. Romney's surges in 2000 and 2012.
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As the demand for the equipment surges, making timely repairs will be critical to saving lives.
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Apparel companies have traditionally been poorly positioned to meet the accompanying fan demand as it surges.
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Meteorologists have issued warnings about the potential impact of high winds and life-threatening storm surges.
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Standing in contrast to previous migration surges, the latest one involves few single men from Mexico.
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Faint drones of organ (produced by synthesizer) rise to Grand Guignol surges, helped along by accordion.
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A crowd surges toward the fence and the Israelis unleash a suffocating barrage of tear gas.
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The group grew slowly, with surges in membership after coverage in CityLab, BuzzFeed and other outlets.
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The hurricane was causing extreme destruction, with storm surges 18 to 23 feet above normal levels.
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The test measures the body's ability to suppress its own surges of cortisol, a stress hormone.
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Surges in unemployment claims in these states won't be reflected in the most recent federal figures.
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Private homeowners' policies generally cover wind damage and, in certain cases, water damage from storm surges.
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Life-threatening storm surges along portions of the coastlines of South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia.
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They can also put pins in a map to be notified of surges in those areas.
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Confidence: High Warmer air surges into the area Monday as light winds come from the southwest.
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As tyranny surges in 2020, imagery of these holy ladies might offer more than first expected.
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Friday's report comes as Sanders surges to the top of the pack in the Democratic primary.
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It also supports 3300W surges to accommodate spikes in power as connected appliances are powered on.
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Emotion-inducing music, it seemed to channel elemental natural forces like sweeping wind and tidal surges.
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"The higher baseline ocean level allows storm surges to reach even higher, increasing their destructive capabilities."
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Evidence leads toward that mission, in concert with strange energy surges and an antimatter drive system.
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Rising sea levels also increase the risk of towering storm surges that can inundate coastal areas.
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Forests keep growing — and potentially increasing their value — even when inflation surges or the market swoons.
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Powerful storm surges and winds will pose deadly threats, as will long periods of heavy rain.
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Major stock indexes have become volatile in recent weeks as the number of coronavirus cases surges.
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The Weather Service has described storm surges reaching up to nine feet above land at the coast.
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Such levies could also be used to regulate the flow of migrants, thus avoiding big, sudden surges.
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When I hear women use cutesy nicknames like "power surges" I want to rip their throats out.
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Many other areas along the coast have been told to be on the lookout for storm surges.
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But after Krebs wrote about the bot surges aimed at us and him, our new followers evaporated.
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These unusual container surges between August and October mean three things: Black Friday, Christmas merchandise and tariffs.
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During the Vesuvius eruption, six distinct surges hurtled through a region extending for 0003 miles (2000 kilometers).
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Around the world, cities are at the frontline of the battle to curb emissions, as urbanization surges.
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This compares with inflation-beating surges during the years of plenty, when oil prices rose ever higher.
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These surges can be major killers, and are most risky when they coincide with a high tide.
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And the price surges have shown how the crypto-currency system is no longer just about bitcoin.
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Over the next couple years, expect another influx as demand for workers surges when the floodwaters recede.
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Rising tides make hurricane storm surges even higher, causing greater risks for people living on the coast.
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Of particular concern are the storm surges, which could be as high as 8.2 feet (2.5 meters).
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The National Hurricane Center is predicting storm surges anywhere from two to more than 11 feet high.
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But most enforcement "surges" were more likely to net 200 people over the course of a month.
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Coastal areas are generally more vulnerable to floods, given storm surges, high tides and rising sea levels.
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Such a disruption could produce "long-lived surges" of "kilometer-sized impactors" on Earth, the team said.
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Communities across Louisiana braced for storm surges and major floods, especially along an already swollen Mississippi River.
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However, climate change is likely to cause some abrupt price surges over the next decade, it said.
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Forecasters are warning of potentially life-threatening storm surges and as much as 20 inches of rain.
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As the crowd surges forward, one man attempts to stop a woman from cutting him in line.
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A 3.9% slump in June suggests deepening gloom, even as traffic surges across Europe as a whole.
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The rise in the sea level, roughly a foot during the past century, means more flood surges.
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As the national debt surges past $19 trillion, Republicans are searching for ways to limit Washington's footprint.
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The popularity around banning gag clauses comes as anger surges about the rising cost of prescription drugs.
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History tells us that surges in buybacks are not always a sign of good things to come.
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Clinton's support surges once you cross the state line from Oklahoma to Texas, but the turnout plummets.
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But crime surges in some urban areas have given opponents of the legislation ammunition to challenge it.
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So when we talk about surges in calls to hotlines, we're missing the bigger picture, Gold said.
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Ever since Thursday, the storm has been lashing the coasts with high winds and destructive storm surges.
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Why it matters: While the global renewable energy market surges, the coal industry remains on life support.
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But when I used to work ride-sharing, there were a lot of surges in the rain.
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Scientists estimate that surges of seven-and-a-half feet will occur every five years by 2030.
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When the circulation of the polar vortex weakens, surges of frigid air splinter off and drift south.
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Mangroves have been restored in Vietnam to protect coastal communities from sea level rise and storm surges.
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It could have serious electoral consequences as the #MeToo movement surges and the midterms approach in 2018.
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Most of these have been subject to rising sea levels, storm surges, and frequency of intense storms.
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As McCarthy surges, along with antiwar sentiment, Robert Kennedy finally takes the plunge and announces for president.
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Most of the world's population lives along coastlines, and beaches protect these sprawling cities from storm surges.
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That said, there "absolutely could be shortages due to huge surges of [coronavirus] patients" needing the drugs.
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Japan's Meteorological Agency issued warnings for high waves, thunderstorms, storm surges and gales across the Ryukyu Islands.
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And as the Internet of Things surges in the coming years, more devices will join that list.
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COUPLES SURGES IN WISCONSIN Fred Couples rallied to win the American Family Insurance Open in Madison, Wis.
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"They wreak havoc with their violent winds, torrential rainfall and associated storm surges and floods," he said.
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Experts have warned that those barricades could send storm surges ricocheting toward Long Island and northern Queens.
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The paper said the heavy rains brought storm surges of 873 meters (287 feet) around Hong Kong.
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State officials rolled out carefully detailed protocols for evacuations, storm surges, emergency response and power losses. Gov.
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Major news organizations like The New York Times and The Washington Post have seen surges in subscriptions.
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Bernie Sanders surges in the polls, Buffett said, "we will see what happens" regarding the Democratic nominee.
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TENNIS-INDIANWELLS-WOMEN/ Venus surges, defending champ Osaka nervous but wins at Indian Wells INDIAN WELLS, Calif.
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While huge share price surges are common in the market for smaller capitalization companies, these are giants.
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Extreme water levels, such as high tides and surges from strong storms, would be made exponentially worse.
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There are some volatile periods of the campaign in which the polls' predictive value surges quite quickly.
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In the US, the Eastern and Southeastern coastlines are among the most vulnerable areas for storm surges.
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The winds last a few days, but the flooding and the storm surges can last for much longer.
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If demand surges in one EV-happy neighborhood, it could cause flickering lights—or worse—in nearby areas.
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It's quietly, without pronouncements or hiring surges, ratcheted up the risk that immigrants will be apprehended and deported.
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Some residents have been evacuated from low-lying areas with storm surges of up to 3.5 meters expected.
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They function as nurseries for economically and ecologically valuable marine life, and they provide protection against storm surges.
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In this year's test the most extreme hypothetical unemployment rate surges almost 6 percentage points to 10 percent.
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The Leeward Islands are bracing for storm surges that could reach as high as seven to 11 feet.
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That likely means dangerous flooding inland, as well as inundation of low-lying coastal areas by storm surges.
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The storm did not make landfall during high tide, which could have caused much more destructive storm surges.
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The storm has already delivered winds of 185 mph and threatens storm surges of 10 to 20 feet.
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The Mist addresses these surges of irrationality with an embedded meta commentary, luring the audience into thinking Mrs.
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Hurricane Irma has caused colossal storm surges across Florida, but it has also deprived other areas of water.
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There is consensus that climate change has raised sea levels, which is likely to exacerbate hurricane storm surges.
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There's the potential for storm surges: A storm surge is sudden coastal flooding brought on by a hurricane.
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These animals, who lived on this island for thousands of years, were washed away by repeated storm surges.
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They find that surges in witch trials correlate closely, in both time and location, with intense sectarian competition.
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As it faces stronger typhoons and higher storm surges, the risk of flooding will dramatically increase, he added.
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Now it's running roughly parallel to the US coast, pummeling the Southeast with destructive winds and storm surges.
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In Alabama, Governor Kay Ivey urged residents in areas facing heavy winds and storm surges to take precautions.
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In Obama's last year in office, ICE conducted 22 "surges" (according to press releases on the agency's site).
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In other music news, Lil Nas X saw some MAJOR surges as well since coming out as gay.
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In the meantime, Florida Bay will continue to fight storm surges and rising sea levels at half-health.
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More torrents today will increase the danger of flash floods, mudslides, and surges of 7 to 10 feet.
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In fact, some on Wall Street are predicting more violent surges in the VIX are on the horizon.
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Amid the recent surges in both Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum prices have remained steady at around $US300.
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One driver told WJLA that these coordinated surges can add anywhere from $5 to $19 to a fare.
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The Shanghai futures market is experiencing one of those speculative surges that characterise commodity trading on Chinese exchanges.
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Hurricane Irma has caused colossal storm surges across Florida, but it has also deprived other areas of water.
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The National Hurricane Center has warned of dangerous high tides from storm surges along parts of Florida's coast.
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By all accounts, Hurricane Harvey will deliver a gut punch of rain, wind and storm surges in Texas.
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The way to do this was slowly and gradually, not by reacting to polls and surges of emotion.
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If inflation surges, Chairman Powell will get the blame even though the momentum was years in the making.
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Oil surges: Oil prices jumped early on Monday after Saudi Arabia said it would cut production next month.
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Maria will likely strengthen as it moves across warm water, endangering low-lying islands with enormous storm surges.
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In Alabama Governor Kay Ivey urged residents in areas facing heavy winds and storm surges to take precautions.
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People living along the east coast of the US face dangerous storm surges, rain, winds, and even tornadoes.
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For instance, more electric cars will require grid-management measures to accommodate surges associated with charging those vehicles.
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The National Weather Service warned about "life-threatening storm surges" of 10 feet or more and heavy rainfall.
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Cost: $20 billion Miami is one of the cities most vulnerable to rising sea levels and ocean surges.
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And more critically, can he deliver a commanding performance that reassures Democrats as he surges toward the nomination?
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All displayed the kinds of performances that make investors happy: profit surges, big jumps in revenue — sometimes both.
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The UK has closed all schools, pubs, restaurants, cafés, gyms and cinemas as the number of cases surges.
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Fox surges in interest because of this ruling with a voracious Comcast that won't want to back down.
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The oyster reefs — historically an important barrier to storm surges — were wiped out a century ago from overharvesting.
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Some say they are seeing the beginnings of a shift, after black voter surges in Virginia and Alabama.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Interest in blockchain technology surges as it spawns a highly volatile virtual currency market.
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Unless inflation surges unexpectedly, a 3 percent yield for the 10-year Treasury note may not be likely.
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Microsoft has even begun submerging them in the ocean to take advantage of power generated by tidal surges.
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Storm surges are expected to raise water levels by as much as six feet in the Dominican Republic.
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One estimate has Florence as "a worst-case scenario storm," with record surges and days-long power cuts.
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But as demand for direct to consumer products and stockpiling surges, Walmart and Amazon say they are hiring.
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Storm surges north of wherever Dorian makes landfall "could easily be over 8 to 12 feet," Myers said.
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Also, the recent every-other-year A.F.M. surges have occurred between August and October, when certain enteroviruses flourish.
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When serious concerns emerge about his electability, it has created opportunities for the surges that we have seen.
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Former US President George W. Bush found out in 2005 that surges in patriotism only last so long.
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NHC Director Ken Graham said on Facebook the storm surges could push in as far as 2 miles.
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I mean, she's able to solve a mystery about a missing treaty while going through contractions — sorry, surges.
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The trees will hopefully help "mitigate things like climate change, sea level rise and storm surges," Clayton said.
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Super Typhoon Hagibis is expected to bring torrential rain, high winds, storm surges and high waves on Saturday.
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The storm was due to bring surges amounting to many feet in the Caribbean, hitting Florida on Sunday.
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Moorfield expects customers to be using both apps to get the cheapest fare, turning to GoCar during surges.
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But Hurricane Dorian smashed it with ferocious winds and mammoth storm surges that hurled walls of water inland.
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The agency had warned of storm surges up to 218.6 feet along the Cagayan and Isabela province coastlines.
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These natural barriers protect coastlines from severe flooding, erosion, property damage, and loss of life during storm surges.
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There have been surges in primary turnout for Democrats, which indicates high levels of political involvement and enthusiasm.
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The crowd surges, sending an undulating belt of energy that could seem terrifying if they weren't mostly sober.
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We'll see whether Clinton surges out in front of Trump or remains locked in a tie with him.
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Even as e-commerce surges, in-store shopping still accounts for more than 90 percent of retail purchases.
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Warmer temperatures are driving sea level rise, which is increasing risks from the storm surges that often herald hurricanes.
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This, for example, is the third time the Zhengzhou ferro-silicon contract has seen volume and open interest surges.
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Officials in New Bern tweeted that at least 150 people are "awaiting rescue" with storm surges reaching 10 feet.
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That sort of settling is normal; no candidate surges for a year straight before a single vote is cast.
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Storm surges, when hurricanes push ocean water dangerously over normal levels, could be up to 9 feet (2.74 meters).
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Go deeper: Turnout surges among young voters in battleground states' primaries Wave watch: Inside the Democratic primary turnout surge
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Flooding, storm surges, and tornadoes are also expected to impact the islands, causing further damage to roads and waterways.
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If you've ever watched how storm surges work, it flows in fast, very fast, and then it flows out.
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But however earnestly a Fed governor pledges to boost inflation in slumps, a successor may tighten if inflation surges.
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In low-lying parts of coastal Georgia, the storm surges are predicted to be between seven and 11 feet.
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According to Morris, Zello has also seen surges in popularity during political and social conflicts in Egypt and Venezuela.
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Massive storm surges and winds that reached up to 150 miles an hour destroyed most of the island's infrastructure.
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Certain surges in baby deliveries - like the September baby boom nine months after December 25 - have long been documented.
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The hurricane is expected to cause storm surges of up to 10 feet, coupled with 15 inches of rain.
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If it connects with an enemy champ or epic monster, it deals damage and Rakan's cloak surges with magic.
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We are already seeing the effects of a dramatically changed climate, from extended wildfire seasons to worsening storm surges.
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Rising sea levels make storm surges worse and keep storm drains from being able move water off of land.
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In Charleston, where storm surges might hit two to four feet, the number is between 7 and 10 percent.
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Economists linked the surges to the expansion of healthcare coverage under President Barack Obama's signature 433 healthcare restructuring law.
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Weather forecasters warned of destructive storm surges as high as six metres in coastal villages in the typhoon's path.
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In addition to more money, the T.S.A. needs greater flexibility to increase spending when demand for air travel surges.
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Expected to be even more dangerous than the powerful winds are the storm surges that threaten Florida's coastal cities.
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Storm surges and roaring tides are a fact of life here, where almost everyone talks like an amateur hydrologist.
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Democrats have tried to tie the lawsuit to congressional Republicans ahead of the midterms as ObamaCare surges in popularity.
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Rising sea levels makes coastal communities more susceptible to storm surges, coastal erosion and saltwater intrusion of freshwater supplies.
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Officers responded with pepper spray and billy clubs to push back surges of demonstrators, some of whom were masked.
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This has been the case in everything from financial markets to migrant surges to the emergence of Zika virus.
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The flooding from hurricanes is often aggravated by storm surges, which are worsened in turn by rising sea levels.
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The extreme rainfall, coupled with overflowing rivers and potential storm surges, will threaten urban areas with life-threatening flooding.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit officials said 50 of their train cars were damaged by unexplained power surges on Wednesday.
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Imports of the cleaner fuel have slowed since March from peaks in the winter months when heating demand surges.
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The crowd waiting to get into the club surges against the velvet ropes like waves roiling against a cliff.
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A border-adjusted tax may help reduce the deficit, but not if the dollar surges in value in response.
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Increasingly, daily life feels suffused with similar unpredictability — a quiet quivering that surges, again and again, into a shock.
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Worse, Congress and the White House borrowed heavily to pay for spending surges and tax cuts to juice growth.
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So nations were allowed to impose tariffs and other trade barriers under certain limited conditions, like sudden import surges.
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In other words, the two events will feed into each other, possibly contributing to significantly more dangerous storm surges.
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Blair also said that continuous testing could be key in tracking future surges or new locations of the virus.
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The Keys, a thin chain of low-lying islands, are especially vulnerable to Hurricane Irma's anticipated powerful tidal surges.
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When borrowing surges, new money circulates through the economy, creating demand that needs to be met with higher production.
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A study published in August connected surges in deaths across 2.53 cities around the world to spikes in PM2.5.
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The hurricane moved in on the Carolinas on Thursday, bringing with it damaging winds and life-threatening storm surges.
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An app called Surge provides Uber drivers the ability to monitor their current location or fixed locations for surges.
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It could signal future scrutiny of the Vermont senator's unruly social media supporters as he surges in the polls.
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For the City of Miami, the existential threat of hurricanes, floods, and storm surges have now catalyzed serious action.
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Metros including Reno, Nevada, Saginaw, Michigan, and Corbin, Kentucky, are expected to see some of the highest traffic surges.
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When the chain was swept by powerful storm surges from Hurricane Walaka earlier this month, East Island was submerged.
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As live-streaming surges in popularity, platforms are feeling the pressure to pull eyes to their streams and stars.
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"People should listen to their local officials," if they urge them to move away from storm surges, Obama said.
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It is to be swung shut whenever the sea surges above three metres (the 0003 surge was 4.5 metres).
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Our coastlines are our best barriers against storm surges, which are crucial as hurricanes become more frequent and intense.
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That toxic site is still vulnerable to future storm surges and rising sea levels, according to the GAO report.
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USC responded to multiple UCLA surges, including Onyeka Okongwu's thunderous dunk in traffic for two of his 16 points.
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For the first time in ages, most of the major advanced and emerging economies were enjoying simultaneous growth surges.
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Even the most advanced signals cannot push service through stations where trains are held up by surges of riders.
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Some residents also objected, saying the walls would alter tidal flows and divert storm surges into their own properties.
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But the potato bits are flabby and send deep acid surges and heaves toward the back of my mouth.
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These "surges" can last weeks and even years, but move no more than a few hundred feet a day.
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MARACAIBO, Venezuela (Reuters) - Across Maracaibo, the capital of Venezuela's largest state, residents unplug refrigerators to guard against power surges.
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Meanwhile, there have been surges in primary turnout for Democrats, which indicates high levels of political involvement and enthusiasm.
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The nightmarish consequences of this would include (in addition to avoidable suffering and death for the financially worst-off among us) national inability to track sources and surges of coronavirus infection, as well as the inability to target quarantine, rapid clinical response, and other public-health powers so as to dampen these surges.
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Donors would stick around longer, too: fewer sudden surges of aid followed by abrupt drawdowns, which wreck long-term plans.
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As demand for police reform surges, officers may find themselves under the lens of technological surveillance more and more often.
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Stretches in Southwest Florida between Captiva and Cape Sable can expect storm surges as high as six to 12 feet.
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Coastal flooding from storm surges has forced the relocation of businesses and resorts from Victoria island — a popular tourist spot.
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As the AIDS crisis surges, "Pose" swings back and forth between funerals and celebrations, protests and pleasures, abuses and absurdities.
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But that often leads to inadequate planning for the inevitable storm surges and flash floods that could lead to catastrophes.
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Wetlands will be created to protect the community from storm surges, while preserving the region's biodiversity and protecting vulnerable fisheries.
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The album hatred surges by in what feels like an instant, insistently calling for repeated listens (and maybe some aspirin).
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And then there are storm surges — where the low atmospheric pressures and powerful storm winds push waves to dangerous heights.
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And only about half of Americans own stocks in companies — meaning that millions are left out when the market surges.
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"Wilmington is going to be ground zero," Petro said, not only for rain, but storm surges and tremendously strong winds.
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Late Wednesday evening, the agency warned Puerto Rico residents of damage from high-speed winds, storm surges, and heavy rain.
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Telecom groups across Africa have been investing heavily as demand for internet speed and data surges with growing smartphone usage.
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Both Iran and Saudi Arabia also saw huge surges in the number of people put to death by the state.
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Photo: APThus far, building damage has been reported as minimal, including water damage from the six-foot surges of seawater.
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CNN meteorologists expect storm surges in the Bahamas as high as 230 feet, along with intense rains and damaging winds.
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Rising sea levels, predicted to be especially marked in the Gulf of Mexico, exacerbate storm surges, adding to the flooding.
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Although Carolina coastlines will be met with storm surges, out in the open ocean Florence is producing rather terrifying waves.
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That began in 1973, with the first of two surges in the oil price, which sent inflation soaring to 103%.
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Electricity demand surges during the summer months each year as temperatures rise and air conditioning load on the grid increases.
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Food demand normally surges during the Muslim holy month because of heavy consumption following the dawn-to-dusk fasting period.
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As demand for financing surges in fast-growing countries, they will proliferate, argues Kanchan Jain of Baring Private Equity Asia.
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Florence is expected to bring storm surges up to 13 feet high, heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and possibly even tornadoes.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg both enjoyed surges, polling at 15% and 14%, respectively.
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As demand for financing surges in fast-growing countries, they will proliferate, says Kanchan Jain of Baring Private Equity Asia.
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It surges when people see their parent or child—sometimes doubling in a parent when reunited with a young child.
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Yet, for some businesses the threat of damaging winds and storm surges can mean the start of a busy season.
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When the first storm surges came that couldn't be stopped by seawalls, the town got an influx of coastal refugees.
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Typhoon Nock-ten is expected to approach with rain bands moving onshore, which could cause floods, landslides and storm surges.
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It surges with energy and light, is full of grand themes and shows, for Schumann, a certain deftness in orchestration.
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The number of people seeking asylum from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras has skyrocketed as violence surges in those countries.
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Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up AR/VR is the new hotness.
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Sector surges ~13 pct for the qtr, best such showing since 2011 as U.S crude hits highest since Nov 2014.
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Rivers and reservoirs were the culprit, after storm surges from the rising ocean and relentless rain filled them beyond capacity.
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After news surges by CBC and ABC, NBC reemerged in the mid-'90s to again command the broadcast news landscape.
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NHC Director Ken Graham said on Facebook the storm surges could push in as far as 2 miles (3 km).
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And sea level rise almost by definition increases flood risk, due to more water volume and higher inland storm surges.
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Visitors have claimed they've experienced electrical surges, heard crying babies, and even saw a mysterious woman emerging from black steam.
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The historic rise in voter turnout this year was facilitated by record-breaking surges in early voting across the country.
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As more people use and accept cryptocurrencies, the less sensitive any one of them will be to surges and drops.
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Surges in activity like this are not unusual after famous people take their lives and hotlines get promoted, explained Eddy.
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This, and some other, smaller export surges temper the impressive sounding 4-percent GDP growth figure for the second quarter.
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TESLA SURGES PAST FORD: Elon Musk's electric car company, Tesla, is now worth more than legendary U.S. automaker Ford Motors.
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The resulting piece for acoustic instruments proved more somber and eerie than jubilant, its initial rumblings morphing into dramatic surges.
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Market investment and entrepreneurship far outperform government investment, and the resulting surges in economic activity benefits everyone, particularly the poorest.
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In the current struggles with ISIS, CNN and other news sources are reporting surges in the recruitment of boy soldiers.
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Musher Martin Buser waves to the camera as his team surges toward Safety checkpoint, the final checkpoint in the race.
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In Jacksonville, coastal surges and heavy rains have swamped the central business district and swelled the nearby St. Johns River.
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Costcos across the country have experienced massive surges in sales as panicked shoppers flock in to stock up on essentials.
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Other world events can lead to surges, including a 40 percent boost in applications in the year after the Sept.
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The storm's wide wind field is expected to drive life-threatening surges of water along the Carolinas, and eventually Virginia.
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It added that Dorian will continue to bring catastrophic winds and storm surges as it moves over Grand Bahama Island.
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Beyond the railing, water (ocean, sea or lake) surges and, with a bird, gives the image a frisson of drama.
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The researchers then went on to explore the relationship between the observed calcium surges and known depression models in mice.
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But as word spread about the shooting, there were two panicked crowd surges along Bay Street, adjacent to City Hall.
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Laurence G. HirschSouth Orange, N.J. To the Editor: The wave of Democratic jitters as Bernie Sanders surges is not surprising.
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But since the postwar surges of 1.43s and 60s, productivity growth has slowed, also defying government efforts to lift it.
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City officials will install the sandbags as the first line of defense against storm surges in part of Lower Manhattan.
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Large sections of coastal India and Bangladesh were threatened by storm surges, and heavy rains could cause rivers to breach.
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Even when land is mostly dry, occasional high tides or storm surges bring in saltwater that poisons the rice paddies.
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"I do not understand why we are still coming into the office as the COVID-19 pandemic surges around us."
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North Brother Island might never reopen to the public, though: It's ground-zero for rising sea levels and storm surges.
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But hardening coastal bases to cope with much stronger winds and higher surges would be costly and probably take years.
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Two governors spoke out about surges of new cases that will quickly overwhelm healthcare systems within the next few weeks.
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Storm surges, overflowing waterways and intense rain that might dump as much as 40 inches could leave entire communities underwater.
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Software enables employers to call in more workers when demand surges and save money on labor when demand is low.
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NHK, Japan's public broadcaster, reported that officials were urging residents to prepare for potentially severe weather, including dangerous storm surges.
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Investors should sell Snap and Twitter shares after their post-earnings surges this month, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Swamps, after all, can absorb potentially ruinous floods, while mangrove forests can protect cities near the coast from storm surges.
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"Trump approval rebounds to 2628%, surges among Hispanics, union homes, men," Trump tweeted, echoing a headline from the Washington Examiner.
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Storm surges up to 20 feet submerged vast parts of the island, swamping more than 4,200 homes, according to Smith.
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The National Hurricane Center said Dorian, at its worse, carried storm surges 18 to 23 feet above normal tide levels.
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And again, if you're not self-financing your election, those surges really help you to apply resources to your campaign.
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With Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida and the East Coast, claims may experience more surges in the coming weeks.
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Panel: AOC claps back at Pelosi and Bernie surges in polls MORE (R-Ga.) said during an interview on CNN.
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" Forecasters warned that rainfall from Harvey is expected to trigger "life-threatening storm surges" and "catastrophic and life-threatening flooding.
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The string writing that accompanied this digital swirl was most memorable when it jumped between stasis and sudden glissando surges.
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In a better world all sides would work to re-elevate tracks and trains above future mega-floods and surges.
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Both of them came to power after nationalist surges in their respective countries, both are conservatives, and both speak English.
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Kenyans facing food shortages, price surges, and high youth unemployment are eager for change and receptive to Odinga's rallying cry.
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In Massachusetts, the Weather Service reported storm surges of more than two feet that were causing flooding along the eastern shore.
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To counteract the disappearance of natural barriers, we've built impressive fortifications like seawalls to combat rising seas or surges, said Nienhuis.
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On top of that is dynamic data, like how traffic flows around the city, surges in electrical usage, and telecommunications bandwidth.
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Just as we have happy and sad days, you can expect your sexual appetite to have both surges and retreats, too.
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But forecasters said it will dump heavy rain on the Florida Panhandle, raising the risk of flash flooding and storm surges.
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Inland flooding a major threat Fani is expected to bring large storm surges and significant wind damage near the landfall location.
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Flooding from storm surges and severe wind and rain can also be dangerous well away from the center of a storm.
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There are also reports of "complete devastation of vulnerable housing," Rosselló said, as rain continues to cause mudslides, surges, and flooding.
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The forecast warns Florida residents to prepare for "dangerous storm surges" and flash flooding as the storm makes its way northward.
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This vulnerable urban planning, together with the region's relatively dense population, means that it is tremendously vulnerable to Irma's storm surges.
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Americans (and the world) are already incurring major costs resulting from the burning of fossil fuels — storm surges, drought, species loss.
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This would permit the most vulnerable equipment to be disconnected, in advance of a CME's arrival, to prevent damaging power surges.
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The popularity of bicycles has peaked during past surges in gas prices, suggesting a relationship between car costs and bike use.
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The number of dead is likely to grow as the tally of confirmed infections surges by more than 2,000 every day.
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Which means flooding, debris flow, and, if you live in certain places, big storm surges or a few feet of snow.
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CNN meteorologists said storm surges in the Bahamas reached as high as 15 feet, along with intense rains and damaging winds.
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Terry McAuliffe warned Friday that people faced a strong possibility of "life-threatening" storm surges in coastal areas over the weekend.
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"It is a chilling map in that it shows storm surges going all the way up the Chesapeake Bay," McAuliffe said.
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Miami's seas have risen ten inches (25cm) over the past 100 years which, coupled with storm surges, makes it extremely vulnerable.
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The storm is moving slowly and is anticipated to bring deadly storm surges to the region as well as torrential rains.
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Before then, storm surges of up to 211 feet (292 m) on the Mississippi-Alabama border were possible, the NHC said.
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Three separate volcanic surges forced a cloud of smoke, steam, and volcanic ash 4.7 miles into the air, according to Quartz.
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THE CROWD at the University of the Republic of Indonesia in the city of Bandung surges towards the stage in anticipation.
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The storm continues to march northward toward Georgia and South Carolina, with deadly six to nine foot surges possible into weekend.
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Which is why the whole thing was such a comedown when I felt neither surges of ecstasy nor retches of repulsion.
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Meanwhile, storm surges are expected to raise water levels as much as six feet in the Dominican Republic, per the NYT.
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Analysts say lackluster gasoline demand could leave stockpiles of the fuel elevated even through the summer driving season, when consumption surges.
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Conversely, in the summer, poke bowls and roasted Brussel sprouts pop back into our psyches and see huge surges in popularity.
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They can also deal better with surges and dips in supply caused by the growing use of wind and solar energy.
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When Category 5 Hurricane Katrina hit, there were 27 levee failures, including the levee protecting the coast from ocean storm surges.
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When Category 8363 Hurricane Katrina hit, there were 86 levee failures, including the levee protecting the coast from ocean storm surges.
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There could be winds as strong as 73 mph, coastal storm surges and flooding on top of whatever precipitation will fall.
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As far as the average consumer goes, skepticism sells, resulting in subscription surges for the likes of The New York Times.
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They work essentially the same way and will "override your body's natural surges, to create a cycle yourself," Dr. Shirazian says.
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Such a storm can still create flash floods, mudslides, and storm surges which The National Hurricane Center warns are life-threatening.
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Even if global warming hadn't caused Katrina, clearly it had intensified the damage: with higher sea levels come higher storm surges.
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Before then storm surges of up to 292 feet (277 m) on the Mississippi-Alabama border were possible, the NHC said.
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Oct. 2018: Juul surges in popularity, now accounting for over 70% of the US e-cigarette market, according to Nielsen data.
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As bitcoin surges well above $11,000, the newly created wealth means some early investors have become digital multimillionaires in dollar terms.
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Clinton surges, it won't be clear whether that's a real shift in the race, even if it leaves Democrats feeling better.
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Source: CoinDesk But despite their massive surges, bitcoin's market cap is $168 billion, while ethereum's totals $45.3 billion, according to Coinmarketcap.
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Storm surges, 30 inches of rain, and 185-mph winds battered Grand Bahama and the Abacos Islands from Sunday to Tuesday.
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Deep in some hell, the devil, swollen with her milk, is beginning to empty again, even as life surges through her.
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Nor would it be shocking if this trend continued for the next century, despite price surges over the last few years.
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The Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, when the use of electricity surges, ran from May 27 to June 25 this year.
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Our own modeling at RMS suggests an economic loss greater than $15 billion from storm surges alone is far from fanciful.
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Midseason surges or collapses will happen, as will the odd Yoenis Cespedes Supernova Experience; that's the fun part of all this.
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Surges of club kids in thick winter coats charged the entrance like black waves crashing against a fortress at high tide.
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In the past year, a number of companies that Temasek has a stake in have experienced surges in their share prices.
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When he's not feeling depressed, Starlite has long stretches of happiness and relative stability, usually accompanied by surges in musical productivity.
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Our emissions of heat-trapping gases have already increased the likelihood and severity of heat waves, extreme rainfall and storm surges.
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A lasting solution must recognize that these surges are not isolated events but rather desperate developments in a decades-long migration.
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"This allows us to respond rapidly to surges, enable capacity enhancements quickly, and rapidly address any security concerns," the company said.
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Unfortunately, Nigeria is just one example of a highly populated, highly exposed coastal area facing rising sea levels and storm surges.
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"The expectation is that they will be under water more often in the future, as the surges happen," Mr. Ulfelder said.
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Minnis said that 73,000 people and 8145,000 homes were at risk to storm surges of up to 15 feet (4.6 meters).
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Though wetlands have shielded New Orleans from storm surges in the past, that buffer has gradually been destroyed by human activity.
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Their manager was until last year a part-time dentist, but their players truly believe Viking blood surges through their veins.
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The high infection rate raises questions about the safety of using ships to expand hospital capacity as the US caseload surges.
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By comparing the two sites, the team found — perhaps counterintuitively — that storm surges can sometimes be just as fierce as tsunamis.
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In New York, designs are underway for a $21003 million flip-up wall to protect Lower Manhattan from intensifying storm surges.
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Storm surges were made worse by an unlucky coincidence that prompted flash flooding: Irma's effects had arrived at high tide. Gov.
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It didn't have the hilly terrain needed for a hydroelectric plant, which can start operating much more quickly when demand surges.
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This in itself wasn't unusual: ICE surges had occurred many times during Obama's presidency, including, notoriously, over New Year's weekend 2016.
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But as the population in the Amazon surges and drug gangs expand their sway over the region, hijacking opportunities have flourished.
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The report also noted that surges in sea temperatures known as "marine heatwaves" which devastate underwater life had become more common.
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STERLING SURGES Sterling surged more than 22020% against the dollar and the euro on Thursday as traders piled into the pound.
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As turnout surges and declines, the demographic composition of the electorate changes in ways that favor one party or the other.
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It's these inaccurate scare tactics that led to surges in gun purchases immediately following Barack Obama's victories in 2008 and 2012.
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With an ETF, if one company's stock tanks while another's stock surges, those actions balance each other out in the index.
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N.Y.U. social psychologist Jonathan Haidt has studied the surges of elevation we feel when we see somebody performing a selfless action.
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Spiked seltzer surges Beverage companies are looking to dethrone White Claw, which is the United States' top-selling spiked seltzer brand.
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Reefs can also act like breakwaters to dramatically reduce wave strength, while mangroves can buffer against hurricane winds and storm surges.
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Those promises have prompted brief surges in the stock, but haven't been sustained as Boeing misses internal deadline after internal deadline.
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Phanfone, known locally as Typhoon Ursula, first made landfall on Eastern Samar province on Tuesday, bringing heavy rain and storm surges.
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Authorities warned of storm surges of up to three meters and possible floods and landslides ahead after heavy winds and rain.
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Soaring rents have fueled widespread public frustration as the cost of living surges in cities, outpacing salary growth for many people.
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The series and a glossary are looking at tangible measures being taken to resist floods, surges, high winds and heavy rains.
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Once in place, the mangroves provide jobs by improving fishing and act as a barrier to destructive storm surges, he said.
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In fact, a large proportion of the price surges in large cities were driven by local investors and lenders, Law added.
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For example, Dhaka in Bangladesh and Dar es Salaam in Tanzania are particularly vulnerable to rising sea levels and storm surges.
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Once in place, the mangroves provide jobs by improving fishing and act as a barrier to destructive storm surges, he said.
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Up to 12 inches of rain is expected in the area, with life-threatening storm surges of up to 13 feet.
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The figures include losses caused by high winds, storm surges, inland floods and the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), RMS said.
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The future will also bring further sea level rise, stronger hurricanes, storm surges, droughts, heat waves and wildfires beyond historical precedent.
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As demand surges, China could deploy its natural resources as a diplomatic cudgel the same way that Saudi Arabia uses oil.
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Around the globe, some 800 million people in hundreds of coastal cities are at risk from storm surges and rising seas.
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Related: Cruz Surges to Victory, Takes Iowa Ahead of Trump It was a close call for Hillary Clinton on Monday night.
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One explanation political scientists like to offer is the imbalance of news coverage: Attention to each candidate surges during that period.
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Midwestern states across the board have seen huge surges in their Latino populations, driven mostly by the need for additional farmhands.
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"There were a lot of surges throughout that game, and the penalty kill did a good job," Islanders Coach Jack Capuano said.
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Storm surges sent water spilling into Myrtle Beach's streets Saturday before the storm's center arrived, video posted by CNN affiliate WPDE showed.
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Europe has little need for U.S. LNG now as Russian piped gas surges into the continent's gas markets at a record pace.
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More than 70% were sheep, demand for which surges around the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha, when they are ceremonially slaughtered.
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Voters in the heartland, though, don't always favor candidates who have gotten surges of national attention, and individual donations, from the coasts.
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Showers taper off tomorrow and cold, dry air surges in on Saturday with a few flakes possible that night but accumulations unlikely.
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But there are a handful of third-party apps that alert drivers of Uber, and its ride-share competitors, to price surges.
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Meteorologists and experts often refer to storm surges when measuring the impact of a hurricane, but what does the phrase actually mean?
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" It wasn't long ago -- back on May 1 -- when Trebek said his battle with cancer gives him "surges of deep, deep sadness.
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The headline out of a new Monmouth University poll provides a snapshot of the 2020 field: Biden stable, Bernie sags, Buttigieg surges.
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LG Chem surges as much as 10 percent to its highest since June 19; also posts biggest percentage gain since Aug 2011.
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Forecasters said widespread flooding was possible from heavy rain, up to 20 inches, storm surges and high tides along the East Coast.
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You can zoom way out and watch the planet rotate, see the surges of ocean that followed the melting of the ice.
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Starting with the Arab oil embargo of 6.53, people have learnt that sudden surges in the price of oil cause economic havoc.
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The Meross Smart Wi-Fi Surge Protector saves you from potential electrical surges and reduces power consumption in your home or office.
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EIA recently predicted record-setting production that surges past 10 million daily barrels this year and cracks 11 million late next year.
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Scientists attribute coastal erosion in Shishmaref to global warming that has thawed sea ice that once shielded the island from storm surges.
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Tinder says Swipe Surges are triggered by a number of variables, including when activity in an area is two times normal averages.
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Storm surges could reach up to 20 feet, the National Hurricane Center says -- twice as high as some of the islands' elevations.
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Storm surges could reach up to 237 feet, the National Hurricane Center says -- twice as high as some of the islands' elevations.
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Met Eireann also warned of spells of heavy rain or thunderstorms and storm surges along some coasts that could lead to flooding.
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McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty, said the top end of the market has "plateaued" after huge price surges in 2014 and 2015.
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And it's not just the searing heat and frigid cold; moderate changes in temperature can lead to surges in morbidity and mortality.
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Winds blew in at 80 mph, and storm surges pushed the ocean more than 9 feet above normal levels in Staten Island.
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Their destroyed houses would be demolished; their land now part of a buffer zone that would serve as protection from storm surges.
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Floods, hurricanes, hail storms, tornadoes, wildfires and storm surges are a staple of our news and, in too many cases, our communities.
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"When you start tacking on storm surges, tidal flooding, all those other associated events," Hauer said, the affected populations "get much larger."
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In one, the deity takes the avatar of a giant fish, and surges from the sea with a demon in his jaw.
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Stocks on Wall Street rallied, lifted by 1.3 percent gain in information technology shares and 1 percent surges in materials and healthcare.
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And so the Corps was charged, yet again, with reinforcing the levees—in this case, against storm surges coming from the Gulf.
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Panel: AOC claps back at Pelosi and Bernie surges in polls MORE, a senior adviser to the 2202 Trump campaign, told Hill.
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Hurricane Irma made landfall in the Florida Keys early Sunday as a Category 220006 storm, bringing strong winds and deadly storm surges.
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But they are experiencing huge surges of interest from their communities who see these races as immediate opportunities to make a difference.
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In addition, U.S. sanctions on exports from Iran and Venezuela have tightened the market even as production in the United States surges.
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Rasul said that, contrary to appearances, climate change is in fact responsible for an increase in the frequency of the glacier surges.
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Clinton — or poorly for Mr. Trump — she surges into the mid-40s, and Mr. Trump dips a bit into the upper 30s.
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When: Officials will send high-priority warnings during tsunamis, blizzards, tornadoes, hurricanes, extreme wind conditions, storm surges, snow squalls and flash floods.
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That has borne out, as the health care law surges in popularity at the same time it faces its most existential threat.
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China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan closed their borders to foreigners after they saw surges in new cases tied to international travelers.
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Measles outbreaks affected nearly all regions, the report said, with the biggest surges in the Americas, the Eastern Mediterranean region and Europe.
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If the price of gasoline surges again, we could see a crash in sales of larger vehicles and a surge in electrics.
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"I do not understand why we are still coming into the office as the COVID-19 pandemic surges around us," he wrote.
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The hurricane continued on its destruction path, bringing heavy rain and storm surges to Turks and Caicos and moving toward the Bahamas.
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The executives likened the increased activity to surges that it sees during New Year celebrations or the Olympics — but much more sustained.
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But they can make it quite far past the coast and wreak havoc through wind damage, torrential rains, flooding and storm surges.
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A study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that powerful storm surges swept the boulders inward.
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Abramovic felt surges of profound tenderness during the months she spent locking eyes with anyone who wanted to sit across from her.
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The rules allow for the temporary reintroduction of border checks for specific reasons, including terrorist attacks, major migrant surges or health emergencies.
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Nothing, however, can quite compete with Lange — the intricate cigarette-smoking behavior, the shaky inhales, the surges of anger, the desolate collapses.
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The PBOC usually pumps more funds into money markets at the Lunar New Year, China's biggest holiday, when demand for cash surges.
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Public spending typically surges in election periods in Uganda, which has some times triggered pressure on consumer prices and the local currency.
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Seth Curry is one of those who has taken advantage of extra minutes as Dallas surges despite the several Mavs going down.
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Typhoon Phanfone, known locally as Typhoon Ursula, first made landfall on Eastern Samar province on Tuesday, bringing heavy rain and storm surges.
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It is long past time to stop believing in surges, leadership changes, and other tired old approaches from the interventionist Washington elite.
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A WHO expert in Bangkok urged Thailand to abandon its obsession with seasonal surges and focus on reducing fatalities all year round.
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Long said Americans living along the coast have unfortunately "not learned the lesson" of how dangerous hurricanes and storm surges can be.
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There are also problems with erosion — which residents attribute to storm surges — harbor modifications and even shore protection practices on other islands.
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In Florida, the endangered Key deer is a good swimmer, and some have been spotted since the storm surges of Hurricane Irma.
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If the two sides agree on an enforcement provision that covers import surges, it might be more useful to the United States.
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There are new dikes by the harbor, and a proposal to build a new island in the northeast to block storm surges.
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Over coming decades, rising sea levels could potentially displace millions of people, cause storm surges, and render swaths of coastal land uninhabitable.
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She nails every performance on Lemonade, injecting her resonant singsong with simulated surges of feeling while always keeping calm, always in control.
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In order to deter users from overloading the system, Bitcoin automatically increases fees, similar to how Uber surges its prices during peak times.
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The river is being cleared of rubbish and its original course restored to provide a natural drainage system during floods and storm surges.
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Beira is also putting a flood barrier in place to protect against storm surges, and is installing new waste disposal and drainage systems.
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It warned of strong winds and storm surges on the gulf side and said all ships should stay berthed on land through Saturday.
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That's because there's typically much fewer voter suppression attempts and other surges of propaganda when elections are still many months or years away.
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Hurricanes and storm surges are going to continue to walk up the Caribbean and onto the Gulf Coast, or maybe along the seaboard.
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Packing 155 mile per hour (250 kph) winds and driving high storm surges, Maria made landfall near Yabouca, the National Hurricane Center said.
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The deal should allow Britain to protect its own interests when threatened by "unexpected surges in imports of goods or unfair trading practices".
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The National Hurricane Center is predicting the following storm surges — described as "life-threatening and historic" — if the storm hits at high tide.
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While recent data show that church membership in the United States has leveled out, areas like Africa and Latin America have seen surges.
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That's important, because companies with refineries, petrochemical plants, liquefied natural gas facilities and more face risks from sea-level rise and storm surges.
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Most homeowners insurance policies cover wind damage from hurricanes and other storms, but water damage from storm surges and floodwaters is typically excluded.
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That gives pharma more leverage, and it leads to the kind of price surges we've seen with EpiPens, recent opioid antidotes — and insulin.
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McAuliffe said Virginia was especially sensitive to the impact of climate change and dealt with the frequent threat of storm surges and flooding.
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As blaring brass fanfares à la Janaceck collide with surges of caffeinated power pop, you find yourself wondering where she will go next.
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Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up Virtual, augmented and mixed reality have a competition problem.
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However, four of the jumps were driven by mergers and acquisitions announcements and the majority of the surges came after blowout earnings results.
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When hurricanes pass near the Keys, strong winds and storm surges cause these pines to grow less and to form narrow growth rings.
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Perhaps the most entertaining surges come misspellings that may be a wee bit inspired by an over-consumption of green beer or whiskey.
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The Scrambler ride was closed the rest of the day, Tuesday, as police further investigated what caused the electrical surges, NBC Connecticut reported.
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The Tide led by six after a first half that featured significant runs by both teams, and the second half had similar surges.
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Surges in Apple, Facebook and other Silicon Valley heavyweights have pushed the S&P 500 technology index up by 16 percent this year.
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It gave several tips for dealing with power outages and protecting against power surges: • Always back up important work and files on computers.
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Storm surges in hurricanes are then worse because the flooding that would have occurred anyway is starting higher than it would have otherwise.
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Reefs act like breakwaters reducing wave strength, while salt-tolerant mangroves can buffer against hurricane winds and storm surges and cut wave height.
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Coral reefs can help absorb energy from waves generated by hurricanes, storm surges and tsunamis, protecting the coastal communities and beaches behind them.
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As I pivot from oversharing my personal plight to thoughtlessly spewing out half-formed ideas about our current political hell, my following surges.
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But this doesn't mean vessels in the future will be safe from surges of ice, both from sea ice and land-based glaciers.
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Years from now, history will detail what worked best and how state leaders successfully navigated the unpredictable surges and declines of government revenues.
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But nickel's own dynamics are also looking increasingly muted as analysts worry about a coming soft patch in demand even as production surges.
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Paradoxically, such surges often lead to the dollar doing well, as US investors repatriate money from more risky places such as emerging markets.
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It also means that it is very difficult to build sea walls and other barriers to protect against storm surges and rising seas.
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Oceans are warmer and added power to the storm, she said, and she blamed higher sea levels for bigger storm surges and flooding.
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In the past the BoE has typically looked beyond surges in inflation driven by a weak currency, saying they typically prove short-lived.
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The heavily endemic zone in the east experienced annual surges in cholera cases, while the disease continuously affects other zones throughout the year.
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In that decade, during one of the country's worst surges of violent crime, an average of 127 officers were fatally shot each year.
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"It is no coincidence that the recent price rally has occurred concurrently with several weeks of record setting surges in exports," he wrote.
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Polls suggest the government may lose about half its seats while the anti-Islam Party for Freedom (PVV) party of Geert Wilders surges.
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Inside a huge real-estate tech gathering in New York: big ideas, lots of suits, and some notes of caution as investment surges
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Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from coastal areas where warnings were issued about possible storm surges of 3-6 metres.
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As anti-Islamic rhetoric and discrimination surges this presidential election year, the Justice Department is emerging as a bulwark for embattled American Muslims.
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It teases you with a ballad but suddenly surges, adopting a cheekily unconventional structure that mixes spoken word poetry and impressive vocal riffs.
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By 2030, they could be between 1.2 and 6.3 inches higher than they are now, resulting in more storm surges and coastal flooding.
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The third panel of this triptych is something else, though: a quiet, perfect vignette through which silent passion surges like an underground stream.
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But it was the word "klydonograph" (an instrument that makes a photographic record of electric surges in power lines) that got her eliminated.
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Up to half an inch of ice may accumulate in the inland Carolinas, and meteorologists warn of high storm surges in coastal areas.
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NOAA is warning that storm surges could get as high as 18 to 23 feet, both in Florida and along the Georgia coast.
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A subscription service with sign-up tools that can handle the craziest traffic surges and support customers in very high orders of magnitude.
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Cyclone Kenneth made landfall on Mozambique's northern coast on Thursday, packing storm surges and wind gusts of up to 280 km per hour.
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Storm surges can force water levels to rise as rapidly as a few feet a minute, according to the Coastal Emergency Risks Assessment.
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"Other surges seen since the middle of last year have generally proved short-lived, as weak wage growth sapped consumer spending," he said.
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Production often rises briefly in summer, when the kingdom burns more than 800,000 bpd to generate power as demand for air conditioning surges.
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Election officials said the long waits on Tuesday were largely explained by last-minute surges of undecided voters and glitches in election procedures.
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Best Buy announced its shifting all of its stores to curbside only as demand surges for home office equipment amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Along with life-threatening winds, Hurricane Irma produced huge storm surges, with some places facing a water wall as high as 8 feet.
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Instead of tariffs, the nations would set up a system for monitoring and enforcement in case of import surges into the United States.
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Instead of tariffs, Canada and Mexico agreed to set up a system for monitoring and enforcement for import surges into the United States.
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While other campaigns have enjoyed early surges, Mr. Booker has largely trod an under-the-radar, workman's path of reaching out to voters.
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Government spending often surges as programs meant to curb hunger or help the poor are transformed into vote-buying machines during election years.
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For the past 17 years in Afghanistan, we've tried everything: a light footprint, a big footprint, conventional war, counterinsurgency, counter-corruption, surges, drawdowns.
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As the number of Covid-193 cases surges, state governments and hospitals are clamoring for more ventilators and facing a dearth of supplies.
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Just as in 2010, the midterm elections of 1966, 1978 and 1994 brought Republican surges reacting to the policies of new Democratic presidents.
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But if the projections for the storm hold, cities all along Florida's west coast will confront storm surges that could inundate whole neighborhoods.
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The rules allow for the temporary reintroduction of border controls for reasons that include migrant surges, terror attacks and – crucial now – health emergencies.
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But Mandanda surges out to meet Eriksen and the superb cross from Cornelius on the left, and out of the wreckage, France clears.
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"There are so many late surges that can happen and I think you're going to see a reshuffling of the deck," Reinish said.
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The sea barrier project had drawn criticism because it addressed flooding only from storm surges, not from sea rise and storm water runoff.
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This will put a strain on already vulnerable coastal areas, which saw dramatic storm surges from the nor'easters over the last three weeks.
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" He added, "Iowa gave Barack Obama the same thing it will give any candidate that surges and that beats the presumptive front-runner.
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If corporate profitability surges in 2018, it might be much harder to post year-over-year gains in profits a year from now.
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A notable difference is the low-key score by Ludwig Goransson, which eschews the emotionally pummeling surges of John Williams's "Star Wars" music.
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Again, 22016 saw historic turnout surges, dramatically reshaping that midterm electorate from what it was in 22020, an election cycle that Republicans dominated.
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As you can see, turnout surges in 20203 broke within demographic groups that heavily favor Democrats, such as young voters, Latinos, and women.
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Peter Jenkins, president of the Center for Invasive Species Prevention, said nonnative tropical fish could enter waterways from breeding ponds during storm surges.
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Dr. Curtis estimated that about 1 percent of perceived heart attacks are due to broken-heart syndrome or similar surges of stressful emotion.
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Other countries with aging populations, like South Korea and Italy, which have both experienced recent surges in infections, are also facing acute challenges.
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Tom Steyer, Andrew Yang and Cory Booker will all watch from the sidelines unless they see polling surges before Friday's deadline to qualify.
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The death toll is expected to rise as the storm lashes the U.S. state for days, triggering record floods, tidal surges and tornadoes.
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When we orgasm, our brains and bodies are flooded with hormones, including surges of oxytocin (the "cuddle hormone") and dopamine (the "happy hormone").
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As tyranny surges in 2020, imagery of these holy ladies — on view in Gothic Spirit: Medieval Art — might offer more than first expected.
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For instance, instead of contractions, we'll call them surges… During labor, every surge you feel is a wave of relaxation, pleasure, and love.
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Panel: AOC claps back at Pelosi and Bernie surges in polls MORE (R-Ga.), in an effort to dismiss the calls for action.
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Tilray shares posted a 143 percent gain on Monday, followed by surges of 214 percent and 2000 percent on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.
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Tilray shares posted a 10 percent gain on Monday, followed by surges of 29 percent and 38 percent on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.
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Oyster reefs can reduce wave heights, wetlands can absorb floodwaters and storm surges, and maritime, swamp and mangrove forests can lower wind speeds.
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And advisers to several of his competitors believe Sanders has a floor that won't fall below 15 percent even if Warren surges higher.
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With Hurricane Irma bearing down on Florida and the East Coast, claims may experience more surges in the coming weeks: http://bit.ly/2xQeRSQ.
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Similarly, Shawn sometimes lifts both feet when he surges forward on his power jab, and that kind of instability gets you knocked down.
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Just like exercising can build strong muscles, interactive learning combines concentration with surges of feel-good neurotransmitters like dopamine that strengthen neural circuits.
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It found that runways in 13 of the nation's largest airports are vulnerable to flooding from higher storm surges driven by climate change.
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As the surges to record highs, Oppenheimer's head of technical analysis sees a pattern that suggests more gains are likely in the weeks ahead.
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Rising sea levels, an indisputable result of human-induced climate change, exacerbates the effect of already damaging storms by producing higher surges of water.
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"This president attacks and parries and surges and negotiates in the open in a way that impacts stocks constantly, in real time," Cramer said.
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According to the Lower Manhattan Coastal Resilience survey, released today, 37 percent of lower Manhattan will be at risk for storm surges by 2050.
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Every device that requests electricity from the grid sticks its little cup into that same turbulent flow, with all its little spikes and surges.
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The North Carolina coast in particular is extremely vulnerable to towering storm surges, since the continental shelf extends 50 miles off the coast there.
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The North Carolina coast in particular is extremely vulnerable to towering storm surges, as the continental shelf extends 50 miles off the coast there.
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An 1884 silver dollar from the San Francisco mint, for instance, sells for $19,500 at the 62 grade but surges to $65,000 at 63.
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Hardening equipment against drizzle, and developing forecasts that tell you when to disconnect it to avoid CME-induced power surges, are merely sensible precautions.
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CNBC parsed through the FactSet database and located all the stocks with one-day surges of more than 228% in the past two years.
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Other surges tend to fall around news events, such as the day of Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford's hearings and Harvey Weinstein's resignation.
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Read More Stocks hit fresh record highs as oil surges; materials lead In this environment, Stoltzfus prefers cyclical dividend payers over defensive dividend stocks.
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Tropical storm Debbie is expected to hit the coastline tomorrow with 2100 mile-per-hour gusts and storm surges as high as eight feet.
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Haiti's civil protection officials are warning that the country will be "highly threatened" by big waves and storm surges over the next 72 hours.
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With the former, some power is lost to the air gap; with the latter, power is lost to a transformer needed to prevent surges.
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In the video, Hope sneakily surges towards Nora's bum, like a shark approaching its next meal, and gives the bear a surprising love bite.
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The rise in the sea level contributes only in a limited degree to the huge, disastrous storm surges accompanying hurricanes like Katrina and Sandy.
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In 2008, the late surges of Barack Obama, who won, and John Edwards, who zipped past Hillary Clinton, were visible in their final crowds.
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Internet traffic typically surges in the holiday season and several retailers, including Best Buy Co Inc, Urban Outfitters Inc and IKEA, use Akamai's services.
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And sales are rising globally with surges in North America (27%), Asia (31%), Europe, Africa and the Middle East (22%), and Latin America (24%).
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In face of the twin typhoons, provinces in their way have been on high alert for heavy rainfall, storm surges, flash floods and landslides.
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The massive storm triggered heavy flooding along Colombia's La Guajira peninsula over the weekend and brought storm surges that soaked streets across Jamaica's coastline.
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Attempts to stabilize the country and enable a US exit have faltered however, with surges, counter-insurgency operations, and economic projects making little headway.
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Storm surges flooded a major highway along Daytona Beach, ripped trees out of the ground and tore the roofs off houses along Florida's coast.
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On Saturday morning, the weakened hurricane was causing flash flooding, damaging storm surges and heavy rains across coastal Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
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This will act as a buffer between the telecommunications systems and the power supplied by Consolidated Edison, preventing even the slightest dips or surges.
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The combination of sea level rise, storm surges and nuisance flooding can impact infrastructures, such as airports, roads and transportation, commerce and health services.
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Technomic, in its annual Top 2100 Chain Restaurant Report, noted the company saw some of the biggest sales surges of any pizzeria last year.
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Instead of reactive funding surges, we need a more comprehensive approach so that we can accelerate the eradication of all of these neglected diseases.
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But as demand for housing surges, ensuring new construction is energy-efficient and green can help meet both housing and climate goals, he said.
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Surges in consumer spending and government spending carried the U.S in the second quarter while the business sector braced for a souring global forecast.
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Surges in blood pressure during stressful situations can predict future cardiovascular problems, senior author Peter Gianaros of the University of Pittsburgh told Reuters Health.
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Beach erosion and flooded infrastructure are just two of the multiple threats endangering our coasts due to sea-level rise and higher storm surges.
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It became one of the signature plans that she has become known for as she surges in the polls as a top-tier candidate.
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Some of that spending would go toward building warning systems like those that exist for tsunamis, as well as stronger barriers against storm surges.
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As the protests persist, American officials are watching for surges in violence and tracking the movement of People's Liberation Army soldiers into Hong Kong.
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When it hits the edge I belt out an operatic squeal, which surges into my microphone and sends the note careening over the chasm.
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That gives pharma more leverage, and it leads to the kind of price surges we've seen with EpiPen and now with these opioid antidotes.
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And, if for any reason you happen to be missing those dreamy synths and string surges this holiday season, then please, look no further.
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It ensures that conversations about voting and our democracy are ongoing, not something that surges in the news and on Facebook every four years.
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The men, by contrast, weren't finding the big faces and power surges that, in the ocean, let them unleash their hardest, highest-scoring turns.
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During hurricanes and tropical storms, strong winds cause deadly and destructive storm surges — an abnormal rise in sea-level above the normal tide height.
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As speculative fever for digital currencies surges this year, investors may want to heed the warnings of the most successful investors of our generation.
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The growing importance of global trade in agricultural commodities has increased the risks of disruption at key transport "chokepoints", potentially triggering food price surges.
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READ: So, here's why you probably don't want to nuke a hurricane The Center warned of catastrophic storm surges of between 18ft and 23ft.
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This has not been the swashbuckling team that made it to the Champions League final last year, scoring bunches of goals in breathtaking surges.
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While not nearly as commonly used as most other illegal drugs, GHB appears to enjoy sporadic surges of use in specific communities and areas.
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Fearsome winds caused storm surges as high as 11 feet in Victoria Harbor, which separates Hong Kong Island from the rest of the city.
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King Tides could make them worse With any landfalling hurricane, you'll want to look for storm surges -- winds and pressure pushing seawater onto land.
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During economic downturns, library patronage surges, as millions more people are drawn by free and low-cost resources, job-seeking programs chief among them.
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And even with the strictest lockdown-type measures lasting from April through July, his team's model finds that the disease surges back in autumn.
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While most cases have been found in China, countries around the world have reported surges in recent days, including Italy, Iran, and South Korea.
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The Army Corps of Engineers is studying five plans for barriers — four of which include configurations of retractable sea walls — to block storm surges.
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The Senate Homeland Security subcommittee on investigations on Wednesday announced that it is opening an inquiry into recent surges in the price of EpiPens.
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The United States Postal Service has the capacity to handle "projected surges in volume" but declined to comment on the impact of fuel prices.
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Still, the authorities warned of storm surges up to three feet and floods and landslides from the wind and rain in the mountainous countryside.
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The volatility unleashed by a warming earth – drought and desertification, rising tides and storm surges, brutal wildfires and erratic growing seasons – is immensely destabilizing.
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"We could use autonomous cars to fill in where we have a shortage of drivers, or add capacity during surges in business," he said.
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Articles in this series will look at steps being taken in the New York area to resist floods, surges, high winds and heavy rains.
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My Premier Room with Times Square Views was comped for review purposes, but starts at $313, though it regularly surges to closer to $450.
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Their allies hope that if one candidate surges ahead of the other, they can count on the other candidate's support to win the nomination.
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The National Guard has also been sent to the border in the past, especially during surges of migration much higher than levels seen today.
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They fear extreme weather events could lead to large fluctuations in economic growth and result in food price surges as crops are wiped out.
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But as the rate of eye injuries linked to these weapons surges, researchers say it's time to take these types of guns seriously, too.
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Even homes with foundations can buckle under the kind of winds and storm surges that a Category 3 storm like Irma delivers, experts said.
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Graphic - Sterling surges: here Investors still say the pound is cheap and could rise further if the Conservatives eventually secure a majority in parliament.
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Dorian's center could move along the coasts of Georgia and the Carolinas on Wednesday and Thursday, hitting areas with storm surges and heavy rain.
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As climate change drives up damage from flooding and storm surges, the president is blocking efforts to protect bridges and highways from future hurricanes.
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She said the United States itself was suffering from side-effects of climate change, pointing to storm surges in Miami and wildfires in California.
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Meanwhile, Dorian is lingering this morning just off the North Carolina coast, lashing that state and Virginia with rain, storm surges and strong winds.
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Since 2004, countries like Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand have taken pains to educate people about coastal hazards like tsunami, storm surges, and flooding.
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He has become his own boss, adding Lyft, Juno and Via to his roster of apps for when Uber surges are not high enough.
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"Sanders surges into national lead in new Post-ABC poll," by Dan Balz and Scott Clement Big movement away from Biden and toward Sanders.
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"In short, there is more than enough flexibility for ICE to respond to any forthcoming surges in illegal immigrations and apprehensions," the document said.
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Between the lines: Spikes in online interest for Pete Buttigieg, Kamala Harris and Julián Castro have preceded subsequent polling surges in the Democratic primary.
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Hexan: Anything by Sleeping With Sirens, especially Let's Cheers To This—I love the track "Fire" from that album and how the chorus surges.
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Grenfell residents had complained often about poor maintenance, power surges from faulty wiring, and vehicles parked in areas meant to be kept clear for emergencies.
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On a brighter note, Troxler added that storm surges can deposit phosphorus-rich sands into wetlands, possibly helping some of these nutrient-poor ecosystems recover.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We're standing just meters away from one of the most active lava lakes in the world, really surges energy through your whole body.
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The storm is set to make landfall Wednesday afternoon with sustained winds of 145 miles an hour and expected storm surges of over 14 feet.
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The storm is set to make landfall Wednesday afternoon with sustained winds of 145 miles an hour and expected storm surges of over 20183 feet.
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When the market surges, it is easy to get caught up in the financial frenzy and be tempted to sell your stocks that are up.
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The first two surges were followed by periods of very notable decline in democracy for a decade or two before the next wave took off.
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I was exhausted from the constant adrenalin surges, and from the stress of winning a little and then losing it all over and over again.
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However, I do have some doubts that retreating to an underground wine cellar as storm surges threaten to cause widespread flooding is a good idea.
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When changes take place in the markets they are involved in, it can encourage new entrants and battles for turf, leading to surges in violence.
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Berman's expertise may not wind up being central: Some campaigns effectively end when a candidate surges in Iowa and rides that publicity to the nomination.
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Germany and others have been imposing rules to limit welfare benefits paid to migrants; some countries support an emergency brake against sudden surges in numbers.
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I'm about to start taking hormonal birth control in the hopes that it will stop the estrogen surges that I think are making me sick.
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The hurricane center warned that the Carolinas and Virginia will experience an "extremely dangerous" triple threat of storm surges, freshwater flooding, and hurricane-force winds.
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Hurricane force wind gusts are the most imminent danger for most, with storm surges near the coasts and sustained high winds also posing a threat.
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The Category Five storm currently registers at recording-breaking sustained winds of 299mph, and is projected to cause serious storm surges in the Florida Keys.
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Maqam is microtonal music, which allows the pitch to slide between the Western intervals in a way that lends itself readily to surges of emotion.
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Attom Data Solutions looked into how exposed over 3,000 US counties are to six natural hazards: earthquakes, floods, hurricane storm surges, tornadoes, hail, and wildfires.
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As face-mask demand surges amid the novel coronavirus outbreak, officials in Hanoi, Vietnam, discovered a company producing face masks partially out of toilet paper.
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The monster storm is not forecast to hit the island, but its strength and breadth mean authorities are expecting storm surges, heavy rain and winds.
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The winds could cause significant power outages, and storm surges are projected to be six to nine feet (1.8 to 2.7 meters) high, he added.
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Regardless of where the storm ultimately lands in the Carolinas, the Southeastern U.S. is due for potentially unprecedented rainfall and violent surges of ocean water.
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Terry McAuliffe warned Friday that people faced a strong possibility of "life-threatening" storm surges in Hampton Roads and other coastal areas over the weekend.
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Rain has already begun in Florida, and dangerous storm surges, destructive winds, and flooding are predicted to hit Georgia and South Carolina by the weekend.
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Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up VR will be big, AR will be bigger (and take longer).
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The Bahamas are expected to get hammered hard by mid-week, with storm surges of up to 15 feet predicted in the latest NHC forecast.
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Forecasters are also stressing the ability of this storm to produce surges of four to five feet along the New Jersey and New York shorelines.
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It said the eyewall was coming ashore between St. Vincent Island and Panama City, Florida, with life-threatening storm surges and "catastrophic winds" moving onshore.
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From disappearing Arctic ice in Alaska to greater storm surges along our nation's coastlines to heatwaves in America's heartland, nature is sending a distress call.
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Nate is currently forecast to make landfall somewhere between Mobile, Alabama and New Orleans, bringing winds of around 80 MPH, storm surges, and heavy rainfall.
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Storms, flooding and tidal surges will threaten coastal regions, southern destinations face extreme heatwaves and northern ones will see shorter periods of snowfall, it said.
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The Big Easy can breathe a bit easier The good news: Fears of catastrophic storm surges overwhelming New Orleans' levee system didn't materialize this weekend.
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Right now, the river surge is expected to reach 21 feet, and the levees only protect against surges up to between 22005 and 21 feet.
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The hurricane is expected to bring storm surges from 4 to 11 feet, with the coasts of Mississippi and Alabama expected to be hit hardest.
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The city is in flux, restructuring constantly around surges of moneyed short-stay out-of-towners; how could the music ever maintain a singular identity?
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Coastal golf courses were suffering from storm surges and a rise in sea levels, caused by a melt of ice from Greenland to the Himalayas.
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To stay in Oakland, the A's have to build on the bay — but what about sea level surges, as well as earthquakes and chemical pollution?
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But this season, the Mets are enjoying one of their rare power surges, and the power parade continued in the most extraordinary fashion on Saturday.
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Yet even as tragedy surges, flooding scenes and tear ducts, Margherita's featured performer, an outsize American star named Barry (John Turturro), enters laughing, bellowing, acting.
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We had some mini growth spurts like stock market surges, buying real estate, and big bonuses from work, but none of these were life-changing.
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ET on Friday, the National Hurricane Center issued an alert saying life-threatening storm surges were expected along the North Carolina coast for several hours.
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Plus, rising water temperatures lead to sea-level rise, which increases the risk of flooding during high tides and in the event of storm surges.
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The Bahamas were already hit by Hurricane Dorian this month, causing at least 50 deaths and massive storm surges up to 23 feet above normal.
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Once I'd done it, however, I found myself experiencing surges of patriotism, which were as unfamiliar and as authentic as the emergence of maternal love.
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President Trump approved a major disaster declaration for Florida on Sunday as Hurricane Irma pummels the state with life-threatening storm surges and dangerous winds.
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Plus, rising water temperatures lead to sea-level rise, which increases the risk of flooding during high tides and in the event of storms surges.
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Related: A Great Wooden Wave Surges Through This Tsunami-Inspired Installation 16,000 Flowers Become A Living Sculpture Exhibition Explores the Line as Physical, Sculptural, Codified
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Startup culture and surges of absurdly lucrative tech money have sunk their bland bougie tentacles into California's most historically eccentric, experimental, and sexually inclusive city.
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For those living in the deltas, it can mean growing risk of floods, inundation from coastal storm surges and worsening salt contamination in drinking water.
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Public schools are seeing surges in the enrollment of students of color; Latinos are leading the increases, while the numbers of white students are shrinking.
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And, storm surges from hurricanes will be worse, for a simple reason that has nothing to do with the storms themselves: Sea levels are rising.
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Damaging winds, heavy rain and storm surges causing inland flooding are expected to wreak havoc along the Southeast from parts of Florida up into Virginia.
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The states that have some of the largest pay gaps in the country — like Arizona, Oklahoma or Colorado — saw the biggest surges in teacher activism.
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But New York City's hospitals are now experiencing the kinds of surges that have already overwhelmed advanced health care systems in China and western Europe.
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Online life insurance agencies saw surges of new term life insurance policy applications in early March 2020, and applications don't show signs of slowing down.
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Our hospitals were not built for surges of this scale, so frontline caregivers will be making difficult decisions about who receives care and who doesn't.
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While this is delicate, vibrating music, the orchestra was only really characterful when its strings summoned bronzed surges; the colors grayed as the textures lightened.
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It also comes as corporate issuance surges, with nearly $90 billion in new debt in just the past two weeks, according to Informa Global Markets.
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People with different chronotypes feel surges of energy and enthusiasm at radically different times, so they won't understand what you're experiencing unless you tell them.
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As tourism to the island surges, Cuba's national airline finds itself struggling to acquire enough planes to meet the demand and maintain its decrepit fleet.
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And the results of these polls alone could be enough to set up the kind of media boomlet that has yielded surges in the past.
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And the results of these polls alone could be enough to set up the kind of media boomlet that has yielded surges in the past.
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"For smaller retailers in particular, like a mom and pop home improvement store, these surges in sales can be especially impactful," SAP's Howells told CNBC.
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Meteorologists warned that the storm could bring tornadoes, life-threatening storm surges and dangerous winds along the coasts of Georgia and the Carolinas into Thursday.
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The fire started at a campsite near Bormes-les-Mimosas, a town on the Mediterranean coast, where the population surges with vacationers during the summer.
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As retailers are hit with surges in the sales of some products, they are simultaneously trying to manage supply-chain disruptions caused by the coronavirus.
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The storm could be the strongest to hit Tokyo since 1958 and people should also prepare for high waves and storm surges, the JMA said.
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Bannon predicted Biden, who has seen his frontrunner status dwindle as Warren surges, will drop out of the race by the end of the year.
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Storm surges are expected along the Pacific coast of Honshu on Saturday and Sunday along with torrential rain, raising the risk of floods and landslides.
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The Australia experience suggests that climate denial will persist come hell or high water — that is, through devastating heat waves and catastrophic storm surges alike.
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He takes a small step, extends his hand, reads the block and then surges through an opening the approximate size of a two-by-four.
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This summer's unusually hot and sunny weather has caused surges in ozone — produced when sunlight reacts with nitrogen dioxide — that have prompted multiple pollution warnings.
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Supporters also argued that the restoration of the wetlands could help protect coastal communities from surges from hurricanes and other storms intensified by climate change.
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Willa was expected to bring life-threatening storm surges, rain and wind to residents on Mexico's Pacific shore, according to the US National Hurricane Center.
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The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency warned of storm surges of between 3 and 5 feet and told South Mississippi residents to be prepared to evacuate.
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But in May, after opening the investigation, NPS released the report, which directly blamed human-induced climate change for rising seas and worsening storm surges.
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"We are alone and only God's hand has kept us safe from the constant danger that surges in this country," he wrote in a letter.
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But given the price surges and mania around cryptocurrencies, it isn't clear why anyone seeking a profit would give away these out these new coins.
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Authorities warned of landslides, storm surges and floods triggered by heavy winds and rain, preemptively moving 200,000 people to safe places in several dozen provinces.
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When closed, it protects that city—80% of which sits below sea level—from the worst storm surges the North Sea can throw at it.
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At least a dozen nonprofits that oppose Mr. Trump's policies or actions have reported similar, in some cases explosive, surges in support since Nov. 2500.
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There were crowd selling surges in metals such as aluminum and lead, both of which had largely traded below the radar of most local investors.
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Officials said the storm was losing speed as it moved inland, but warned that strong winds, storm surges and flash floods were still a danger.
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Price surges among generics are especially worrisome because these drugs account for 90 percent of all prescriptions and are crucial to reducing health care costs.
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For Kelly, a good performance against Evans is the opening he would need to make one of the most unexpected surges up the middleweight rankings.
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