Some parts of the city were without water or electricity.
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Hospitals where surgeons operate without water, gloves, antibiotics or soap.
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"Without water, nothing can survive," he explained in our interview.
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Without water, there is no life as we know it.
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Residential towers in the neighborhood were without water and electricity.
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Today, we know that without water there is no life.
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"It needs care and can't survive a week without water."[CNN]
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It has left residents without water to drink or bathe in.
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IYAD QASSEM is trying to run a coffee shop without water.
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Humans can only go about three to four days without water.
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"She forced us to work without food, without water," he said.
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"It's hard, too hard, you can die without water," she said.
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It also cracked roads and broke water pipes, leaving homes without water.
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It's not immediately clear how many are without water in Chennai presently.
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After a few days without water, you face the risk of death.
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"THOUSANDS have lived without love; not one without water," observed W.H. Auden.
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"They can live without water or soil for days â€" even weeks.
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For something called a weed, marijuana doesn't hold up well without water.
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About 170,000 households were without power and 385,000 without water, Suga said.
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That's why it says water, because human beings can't live without water.
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Don't drink the juice without water, because it's hard on your teeth.
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Without water, crops wither, and that exposes bare soil to further erosion.
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The island of almost 80,000 residents is now without water or power.
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It said that 40,000 people were without water, and 645 without electricity.
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Our survey didn't look at how long people went without water service.
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Can you imagine life without water to drink, cook and clean with?
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Don't drink the juice without water because it's hard on your teeth.
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However, an estimated 35,173 residents were still without water, the center said.
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About 210 apartments and 210 businesses were still without water last night.
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I said people in the desert couldn't go without water during Ramadan.
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Thousands trapped in the alleys IS still holds are without water or food.
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Carry a refillable bottle with you everywhere, so you're never caught without water.
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More than 216,000 households were also without water, according to the Cabinet Office.
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On March 11th Caracas's 2m people had been without water for four days.
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But even if tardigrades have to go without water, it isn't a sacrifice.
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It's already happening: Flint's without water, Austin's had problems with clean water recently.
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About 210,2347 households were without water and 21,000 without electricity, the government said.
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You won't live long without water, especially if you're carrying gear and sweating.
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Houses could be without running water, or without water that's safe to drink.
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Would President Trump allow a state to go weeks without water or power?
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About 23,22 households were without power and 21619,25 without water, an official said.
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Without water or power in her catering kitchen, friends came to the rescue.
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We don't need another crude oil pipeline, but we can't live without water.
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McDonald&aposs said five outlets in Hiroshima and another in Ehime were without water.
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At the beginning of the summer, residents of Khorramshahr province found themselves without water.
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How long humans can live without water depends largely on the conditions around them.
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About 210,220 households were without water, and about 6.4,2230 without electricity, the government said.
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Areas without water, power or communications are likely to remain so for some time.
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He's saying that poor people don't count — that they should just go without water.
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Three million people on the island are now largely without water and power. Gov.
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Maybe they feel uncomfortable because they are living without water and you can tell.
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About 422,000 households were without water, and about 100,203 without electricity, the government said.
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Thanks to Amazon's disturbing efficiency, the tree had already been without water for three days.
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Without water conservation, the reservoirs would have been empty by 22010, according to Melbourne Water.
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We completed our climb in four and a half days — the final two without water.
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But in the era of climate change, that doesn't mean Canada is without water worries.
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In this state, they can survive — without water, or being trapped in ice — for decades.
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The entire island is still without power; much of it is without water or fuel.
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People can survive for only three or four days — a week at most — without water.
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More than 750 people fled their homes, she said, and 300,000 customers were without water.
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The most severe struck in early January, leaving many without water and power for days.
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"In real life that method would have taken months, without heat, without water circulation," she says.
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"It is unacceptable that thousands of Londoners remain without water this morning," Khan said on Twitter.
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Hundreds of thousands were without water, and there was a shortage of food and medical supplies.
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This bulldog wants to swim, dammit, and he's prepared to do so with or without water.
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"I was all alone without water, without food, in the countryside, for six days," he said.
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We were without water for about three weeks and we got power back in mid-November.
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Some 1 billion people in Asia could be without water by 2050, according to new research.
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With 22019 in 290 living without water, thoughtful consumer choice can help ensure access for all.
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Scores more were hospitalized after being left in the extreme heat without water or air-conditioning.
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Officials said 210,2000 customers were left without water and hundreds of thousands were left without power.
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"Tomorrow will be three weeks" without water, Ms. Todd said, running her hands through her hair.
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AP reporter Dánica Coto warned some 650,000 people had lost power, with another 47,000 without water.
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"We were without water for a week because there wasn't enough water for everybody," Garcia added.
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This left millions of Chileans without water in our homes, unable to drink, cook, clean, bathe.
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They had been without water and electricity and getting in touch with them had been spotty.
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I use it as a regular cleanser and then again with a cotton round without water.
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The governor and Anne stayed in a small cabin, without water or electricity, off the grid.
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Thousands of people are still without water and power, and suffering—especially in rural areas—goes on.
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Without water, nothing grows, but too much, from heavy rain and flash floods, can create problems too.
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Many communities remain without water and it could be weeks before electricity is restored, the statement said.
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"Humans can last well over 21 hours ... without water," the man said on cable news station NY210.
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They can survive in the crushing pressures of the deep ocean or go without water for decades.
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Millions are still without water and power, including the U.S. commonwealth, according to the U.S. Energy Dept.
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Authorities also estimated more than three million households had lost power, while over 72,000 were without water.
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The US retains 12 islands under this act—some are almost entirely submerged, others are without water.
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Farms to factories, hotels to hospitals, and ranches to restaurants – everything would shut down without water service.
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Wells and reservoirs dried up, and the city's population of over 8 million was left without water.
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Others have survived in the crushing pressures of the deep ocean or go without water for decades.
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Some isolated communities struggled without water, power or transport as torn-up roads stymied deliveries of aid.
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The idea is to be zero-waste, plastic-free, and ship without water to save on carbon emissions.
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He then passed them on to smugglers who left them in the Libyan desert without water or food.
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Several sources say seven days is the upper limit of how long a person can live without water.
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In a blog post Tuesday, NASA said that the Space Center is without water service following the hurricane.
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Its economy would be medieval: tailors without electric sewing machines; metalworkers without power lathes; farmers without water pumps.
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Four days on, some isolated communities struggled without water, power or transport, as torn-up roads stymied deliveries.
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Power was restored to all affected areas in Hualien by Friday, although 8,500 households were still without water.
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And as continents dry out during periods without water, they lose mass, which pulls the axis toward them.
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Without water, medical help or government attention, Maldonado's group was dependent on scant handouts from locals, they said.
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Four days after the quake, some communities struggled without water, power or transportation, although aid was trickling in.
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"I think first of the grass, plants, animals, eagles, birds, fish — without water, nothing will survive," he said.
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I took a quarter-size amount of the clear jelly and gently massaged it over my face without water.
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Going another year without water resistance certification would be disappointing, but this just shines a spotlight on the omission.
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In Puerto Rico, 965,000 people are without power and at least 50,20173 people are without water, The Guardian reports.
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Inside, deputies found 11 children between ages 1 and 15 living in dirty makeshift rooms without water or power.
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Unlike Saudi citizens, many work on sweaty building sites, so going without water is a bit of a problem.
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You can survive for about two months without food, but you would die in about seven days without water.
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Puerto Rico has largely been without water and power for days after being battered by two hurricanes last month.
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How long can the garden go without water before the blueberry bushes and the spinach give up the ghost?
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When I noticed a customer without water, regardless of whether or not it was my table, I filled it.
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Plus, when I was younger I always thought it was ridiculous to go for so many hours without water.
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"You&aposre a human being, and you know we can&apost do anything without water," Rivero recalled telling a soldier.
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Especially considering that parts of Puerto Rico had already been without water or light for two weeks after Hurricane Irma.
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More than 600,000 Puerto Ricans were without power and nearly 50,1853 without water, the U.S. territory's emergency management agency said.
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Without water, 'we are not well' Food production is further challenged due to weather variability associated with global climate change.
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The four main reservoirs serving the Indian city of Chennai ran completely dry, leaving many homes and businesses without water.
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A previous initiative in the Sahel region found that 80% of trees died within two months without water or protection.
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The American cockroach can last for up to 40 days without water and a month and a half without food.
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The Keys are closed to the public, including residents, and several areas remain without water, power and communications, officials said.
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More than 56,000 customers were without water as of Thursday, according to Jesus Poupart of Puerto Rico's emergency operations center.
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On Monday, they said that they had gone three days without water or food and that many were falling ill.
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A hospital without water, Dr. Espinal said, quickly turns into a breeding ground that could infect the entire medical staff.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Rapid runoff of rainfall near Santiago, Chile, has paradoxically left millions of the capital city's residents without water.
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Lut desert In the Persian language "Lut" refers to bare land without water and devoid of vegetation, according to UNESCO.
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During Harvey, Beaumont's only pump station was swamped by floodwaters, leaving residents without water service for more than a week.
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During Harvey, Beaumont's only pump station was swamped by floodwaters, leaving residents without water service for more than a week.
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I won't make it through her class without water, so I grab a bottle from the "protein bar" in the gym.
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More than 14,700 people were evacuated in Taiwan, while millions lost power and hundreds of thousands of homes were without water.
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While a human can survive for 40 days without food, we can't live more than eight to 10 days without water.
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He had a puppy that he kept tied up in the sun all day outside his RV without water, she said.
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They don't need to wait for the taps to run dry as the reality of life without water is already here.
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Our children, who are our future, are living without water, are going hungry, and their schools are closing in their neighborhoods.
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Here on Earth, there are organisms that can survive without water for years and come back to life when conditions are wetter.
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Its streets were buckled by the force of the quake, with around 40,000 homes left without water and around 1,900 without power.
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The first was over the Florida Keys, and the second, over Marco Island, left the island without water and power, authorities said.
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Less rainfall prevents seeds from germinating naturally, she explains, and when they do germinate, the young trees struggle to survive without water.
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With 60 percent of the island without water, and all of it without electricity, Puerto Rico's frustration is palpable across the island.
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In Switzerland, where the herds are led to the high pastures in summer to graze, the drought has stranded cows without water.
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But other restoration work was slowed by more rain, and most of the affected population was still without water service Monday afternoon.
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A person can live five days without water and six weeks without food, according to the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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The morning after drinking a lot of alcohol, you often feel like Spongebob in the episode where he tries to survive without water.
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It was a devastating week-long blackout that left many without water or the means to determine whether their loved ones were safe.
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In isolated villages and towns, survivors struggled without water, power or transport, although people rendered homeless by the quake were flocking to shelters.
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Because of the electrical outages, 17.6 percent of homes and businesses serviced by the Puerto Rico Aqueducts and Sewers Authority were without water.
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They were the last family remaining in their town of Lares, but six weeks without water, power or phones had worn them down.
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It's remarkable to think that animals survive without water bottles and urine charts -- they drink when they are thirsty, and we should too.
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After a long day without water or food — sometimes up to 20 hours, depending on the region — it's not advisable to immediately gorge.
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" (Would that she were here to address Colin Kaepernick and Donald Trump.) She wrote: "the American spirit, the cactus that lives without water.
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In March when a major blackout left many without water, hundreds of people took their water jugs to the sewage-filled Guaire River.
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At least 10 people were killed in Puerto Rico, where much of the US territory is without power and many are without water.
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Hurricane Maria left a trail of destruction across Puerto Rico in the past week, and the island is now without water and power.
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Puerto Rico&aposs power company is producing nearly 40 percent of its normal output, and roughly 20 percent of customers are still without water.
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To that end, they're looking at possible strategies used by the bacteria to survive long periods without water and exposure to extremely salty conditions.
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But as we sit outside our damaged homes without water, food, fuel, or electricity, we can't help but fixate on the idea of leaving.
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The attorneys added that the girl and her father were given cookies upon being taken into Border Patrol custody, but went hours without water.
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Tens of thousands of families have lost their homes and almost 28503 million U.S. citizens are without water, electricity, telephone service and even food.
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Related: A Sound Installation Makes it Rain Without Water This Artist Crochets Sculptures from Cords and Controllers A Hairstyle Archaeologist Is Recreating Ancient Updos
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But none of the crops grow without water - and that is increasingly in short supply in Palpa, as climate change brings more weather extremes.
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And hundreds of farmers, already reeling from years of low grain prices, are without water at the most critical point of the growing cycle.
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"We stayed almost 24 hours in the bus, without food, without water and anything," a gaunt and pale Fatemah told the Qasioun News Agency.
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Painfully slow hurricanes, deadly heat, and cities without water: What the climate crisis will look like in the next 10 years, according to experts
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Three months after Hurricane Maria made landfall, parts of Puerto Rico are still without water, and over a million people remain in the dark.
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The men have been without water, food, or power since Tuesday — when the Australian Government cut off supplies in an attempt to force them out.
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Life on Earth cannot exist without water, but for microbes highly adapted to arid conditions, the sudden introduction of excess water can be utterly devastating.
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"We're supposed to be without water or electricity in the island, but I have to go back to find out how's my house," Friedman said.
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If Water Tunnel 2, built in 1935, were to fail, all of Queens and Brooklyn would be left without water for at least three months.
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If 'life' is defined as there being biochemistry going on, then a dried up tardigrade is 'not alive,' as without water there is no biochemistry.
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In Puerto Rico, about 56,680 customers were without water, with the island's northeast hit the hardest, according to Jesus Poupart of the emergency operations center.
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The Buckee team also said that households went, on average, 68 days without water, 84 days without electricity and 41 days without cell phone coverage.
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Engineers were working to reestablish service to close to 300,20173 of the island's 1.1 million utility customers who were without water service Tuesday, Vázquez said.
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"It's not easy when you are continue to suffer — see the suffering of the people without food, without water, and actually living in a humanitarian crisis."
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Our 1st generation riders have been enjoying their boards for millions of miles without water resistance, and we're confident that our 2nd generation riders will too.
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The San Juan resident imagined the storm would have an impact similar to Hurricane Georges in 1998, when her family was without water for three months.
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Nearly 20% of the island remains without water since Maria hit on September 23 with winds of up to 154 mph, killing at least 55 people.
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A New Zealand aircraft spotted a dinghy on Sunday with eight people, including a 14-year-old girl, who had been adrift for days without water.
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"There are Fijians out there who are without water, without a roof over their heads, without food and without essential services," Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama said.
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Sure, in trail conversations we bare our innermost thoughts, but we also spend plenty of time whining about blisters, rattlesnakes and 20-mile stretches without water.
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During a patrol last month, two men and a young woman were found hiding in the scrub on a private ranch after being left without water.
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Botanical name: Beaucarnea recurvateWater: Your ponytail palm can go for several weeks without water, but try and give it a drink once a month or so.
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Though rare, a stranding can be deadly for whales, since they can collapse under their own weight without water underneath them or drown at high tide.
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"You cannot mix baby formula without water, so there are many mums in Cape Town who won't be able to feed their babies," she told CNN.
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Some of the 31 sports at the World Games might be described as niche: tug of war, lifesaving, boules and casting (like fishing but without water).
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Related: Intimate 'Storylines' Go on Display at the Guggenheim A Sound Installation Makes it Rain Without Water A New Art Show Tracks Queer Life in Everyday Portraits
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So we're left worrying that a couple weeks without water or regulated temps in our apartment will leave our plant babies all wilt-y (and dead, eep!).
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The water crisis has also sparked fears of cholera outbreak in areas where residents have gone without water for as long as three months, the NGO said.
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Puerto Ricans living without water, communication As Maria makes its way north, residents of Puerto Rico are beginning to assess the full extent of the storm's destruction.
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They can go without water and oxygen for extremely long periods of time and survive pressures up to 74,000 times the pressure we experience at sea level.
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He recalls being lost for four days without water in the Arizona desert in the heat of high summer, his feet so blistered he had to crawl.
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Related Giant Tesla Coil Electrifies a London Sound Art Festival A Sound Installation Makes it Rain Without Water Nature Devours Art in a Series of Eco Sculptures
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The Italian government has already tightened controls on squats, cracking down the unauthorized use of resources which has left half of the settlements without water and electricity.
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At the time of my offense, I was a volunteer for the humanitarian aid organization No More Deaths, searching for three migrants who were lost without water.
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This isn't just because it's hot, but a safety issue too: I've gotten lost on trail runs, and being lost without water is not an appealing prospect.
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The breach of an irrigation canal left more than 100,000 acres of farmland in Nebraska and Wyoming without water at a critical point in the growing cycle.
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Some of the 31 sports at the World Games might be described as niche: tug of war, lifesaving, boules and casting (akin to fishing but without water).
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Swimming Pool comprises photographs from 10 of these pools, starting with Zlaté Moravce, and including one — in the town of Malacky — twice, both with and without water.
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Today, Chastagner's team hangs the branches on racks or wire clotheslines strung across a temperature-controlled concrete cistern, where they rest without water for seven to 10 days.
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"Libya and Tripoli have been without water for many, many hours for two months...so how can children wash?" said Abdel-Rahman Ghandour, Libya Special Representative of UNICEF.
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Sorghum, which can survive weeks without water, has been discussed as an alternative to maize, but it is unclear whether the local population would consume it, Takoukam added.
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Everybody was really talking about tax foreclosures, property being taken from people, and that was definitely a deep concern, but I didn't know children were living without water.
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There are some farmers in California using 'dry farming' techniques to nourish plants without water – using existing water content and nutrient density in healthy soil to sustain crops.
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Without anyone to keep an eye on her, Emma had left a water faucet running, which depleted their backup water tank and left them without water for days.
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Days before Christmas, and three months after Hurricane Maria made landfall, parts of Puerto Rico are still without water, and over a million people are in the dark.
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The east of the Central American country has gone 33 days without rain and temperatures have hit a record 41 Celsius (107.6 Fahrenheit), leaving many families without water.
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The 72-year-old — who lives by himself and suffers from diabetes, which has left him with two amputated legs — has also been without water and power since Wednesday.
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In London, thousands of people were left without water as the return of normal temperatures, following the worst snowstorms in Britain for nearly 30 years, caused pipes to burst.
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Despite those claims, a lieutenant who ordered Thomas' water cut off says her instructions weren't followed and other jailers say they didn't know Thomas went a week without water.
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Family members started to tweet angrily at the company for failing to provide information to passengers and for allowing them to go without water for such a long time.
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Residents of Fort Lauderdale, which is 20 miles (30 km) north of Miami, and surrounding areas risked being without water service until Friday, officials said on the city's website.
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People can survive 100 hours without water if they're not becoming dehydrated because of injury or temperatures, said Dr. Paul Auerbach, a professor of emergency medicine at Stanford University.
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Trump faced much criticism in his handling of the response to Hurricane Maria last year after it tore through Puerto Rico, leaving many without water and power for months.
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But a recent analysis by the Center for Michigan found that more than 203 Detroit homes went without water for at least three months this year after being disconnected.
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Every dog will react to this product differently, so it&aposs a good idea to introduce it to them without water in case they try to kick it off.
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In May, a jury recommended that prosecutors file criminal charges against seven of the jail's employees over an inmate who died of dehydration after going a week without water.
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Hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans are without water or electricity and thousands are sleeping in shelters or on the streets due to fear and extensive damage to homes.
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Protesters said their homes had been without water for days and many had taken to drawing it from unsanitary pipes or streams running off the Avila mountain overlooking Caracas.
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With the city sinking, and an aging network of pipes that urgently needs to be replaced, many fear that millions of people could be left without water at any time.
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In Puerto Rico, scores of residents left their homes for emergency shelters, and at least 50,000 households were without water, as Irma whipped the island with lashing rains and wind.
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His own progress, from a school without water or power to Sussex University, the United Nations and Harvard, surely showed what his continent could do, with effort and a push.
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In 1948 he bought an old farm at Tour du Valat, without water or power, with a mind to live there for ever and set up a centre for study.
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The deadly storm where it toppled trees, tore roofs from buildings and damaged reservoirs and rivers that—along with heavy rain—have caused severe flooding and left residents without water.
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Even though Hurricane Irma passed just north of Puerto Rico, gusts took out its fragile power grid, leaving over 213 percent of households without electricity and 21928 percent without water.
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A dangerous combination of hot and dry weather, poor water management and rising demand is leaving cities such as Chennai, India, and Harare, Zimbabwe, without water for days on end.
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The magnitude 6.4 earthquake on January 7 left one person dead, destroyed dozens of homes and structures, and left 300,000 without water and two-thirds of the island without power.
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"There is a lot of trouble in the world, a lot of violence in the world and a lot of starvation and a lot of people without water," Starr said.
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Leaking pipes in London left 12,000 households without water or suffering from very low pressure on Monday, said Thames Water which was providing bottled water to customers at two locations.
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They might be small, but unlike your weak butt, they can live a life without water, withstand temperatures from -328 to 304 degrees Fahrenheit, and even survive the depths of space.
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At least 23,800 households, including 12,000 households in London, were left without water when pipes burst after temperatures rose and snow thawed, prompting suppliers to advise customers not to waste water.
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The idea is to build a toilet that can operate without water, sewers, or electrical lines, removes germs from human waste, and costs less than five cents a day to use.
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Thousands of homes were left without water in the region, but the company said Monday in a statement on its website that all customers should have water back in their taps.
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"We cannot take baths, the toilet doesn't work and our food stockpile is running low," said Yumeko Matsui, whose home in the city of Mihara has been without water since Saturday.
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"The hospital has been without water for three days and is running out of fuel, which will leave us without power or an ambulance soon," IMC spokeswoman Rebecca Gustafson said Tuesday.
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Residents in Harare told CNN they have been experiencing water shortages since January, but the situation has worsened as many homes have gone without water for weeks as the crisis lingers.
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Figuring out just where it went has been a major priority for scientists — life as we know it can't exist without water, and any future settlers would need a steady supply.
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In the Dominican Republic, she grew up without water or electricity and was raised by her grandmother after her parents immigrated to the United States when she was 83-months-old.
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I am obsessed with my total daily energy expenditure (TDEE), the calories I can realistically burn during a workout without water, daily calorie limits, calories in, calories out, calories, calories, calories.
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Puerto Ricans living without water, communication Residents also have limited access to cell signal, causing panic among families at home and abroad who have been unable to contact their loved ones.
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The Buckee team also said that in the aftermath of the storm households went, on average, 68 days without water, 84 days without electricity and 41 days without cell phone coverage.
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The recovery itself did not move particularly quickly, and on average, Puerto Ricans went 84 days without electricity, 68 days without water, and 41 days without cellphone coverage after the storm.
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A new method will let the glass slide into a separate partition without water seeping into the main cabin for when it rains or if there's overnight dew or heavy fog.
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Update September 26th, 9:30pm: Updated to include the Department of Defense's estimates about the percentage of people without water, and the US Army Corps of Engineers' assessment of the Guajataca Dam.
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While Key West remains without water and electricity, the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, sitting on one of the highest points in the area, was undamaged, curator Dave Gonzales said on Monday.
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Nearly two months after Maria ravaged the U.S. territory, the majority of Puerto Rico's 3.4 million residents are still without power, 10 percent are without water, and thousands still live in shelters.
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Human cells simply don't function without water, and the body has evolved a finely tuned, complex system for making sure it has the water it needs under a wide range of conditions.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - A chronic drought that could leave South Africa's Cape Town without water within weeks is hurting visitor numbers and knocking a rare economic bright spot, officials said on Friday.
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They are paid as little as 3 euros ($3.50) an hour, less than half the minimum wage for agricultural workers, and many have to live in shanty towns without water or electricity.
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"Venezuela's new time-zone: hours without light, hours without water, hours of presidential broadcasts, hours of lines," quipped comedian Jean Mary Curro in reference to the South American nation's multiple economic problems.
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The United Nations continues to work to bring attention to a conflict that has gone on for years and left millions without water as well as at risk of cholera and starvation.
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Always stay hydrated, keep out of the sun in the hottest hours and never, ever, travel more than 10 minutes by car without water to last days in case of a breakdown.
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"We've been three years without water," said Asimira Lugo, a 60-year-old retiree who watches over her grandchildren in La Belisa, a barrio that has typically voted for Mr. Maduro's party.
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Two million people are without water as the battle for Aleppo between the Syrian government and opposition groups intensifies, heavily damaging the city's electric and water infrastructure, according to the United Nations.
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In the desert, Mr. Pryor said, they went two days without water, and at one point, Mr. Pryor's left leg swelled with fluid, forcing him to walk 50 kilometers in excruciating pain.
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Located near the Louisiana border on the Gulf Coast, the city of nearly 120,000 residents will be without water until after floodwaters recede and officials can analyze the extent of the damage.
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Another one of Randa McMahon children, an adult, justified the alleged treatment, telling the Houston Chronicle that "children could safely go for several days without water," according to documents obtained by the paper.
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Researchers investigated how different varieties of grapes reacted to drought conditions: they spun the stems in a centrifuge and left the vines without water to find out when they start dying of dehydration.
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So without water, gloves, soap or antibiotics, a group of surgeons prepared to remove an appendix that was about to burst, even though the operating room was still covered in another patient's blood.
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About 138,000 households were without water while 24,000 lacked electricity, well down on the hundreds of thousands initially left without power but a cause for concern in northern areas where temperatures are falling.
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The people were found in the parking lot of a Walmart in San Antonio, Texas, on Sunday after being left in a semitrailer without water or air conditioning in the sweltering heat. Rep.
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The microscopic organisms can go without water and oxygen for long periods of time in a state of suspended animation called cryptobiosis, in which their bodies dry up and their metabolisms shut down.
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More than 280,258 households were without power, and at least 15,000 homes were without water, Yoshihide Suga, Japan's chief cabinet secretary, told reporters, adding that the country was taking every measure to recover.
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HARARE, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's capital Harare will temporarily resume pumping water at its main water works on Tuesday, an official said, bringing some relief to residents who have endured months without water.
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Each Christmas, millions of people around Europe gather around a Nordmann fir – a strong and beautiful type of evergreen that gained popularity for its softer needles and ability to sustain weeks without water.
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Each Christmas, millions of people around Europe gather around a Nordmann fir – a strong and beautiful type of evergreen that gained popularity for its softer needles and ability to sustain weeks without water.
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Watch the VICE News documentary Living Without Water: Contamination Nation: In August 2014, the city's water tested positive for E Coli bacteria, and residents were strongly advised to boil the water before drinking it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Burst water mains caused by a thaw in Britain's freezing temperatures closed a Jaguar Land Rover car plant in central England on Monday and left tens of thousands of people without water.
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At one point two of his grandkids poked their heads out of one of the windows, and he asked how the city could leave a whole family in their building without water or power.
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"We can do without water and electricity and gas, which a lot of us do ... You can be self-sufficient in the countryside, but you cannot generate broadband," Conder told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Describing desperate conditions inside the pitch-black interior of the truck without water or proper ventilation, one survivor recalled people taking turns to gasp for fresh air through a hole in the trailer's side.
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After wandering without water or food for eight days, the sand "blinging" around him, he is picked up by a 15-year-old Muslim boy named Momo who is chasing down his lost dog.
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"We cannot take baths, the toilet doesn't work and our food stockpile is running low," said Yumeko Matsui, whose home in the city of Mihara, in Hiroshima prefecture, has been without water since Saturday.
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Three- to four-bedroom bayside apartments with city views can command $6653 million, while one-bedroom apartments without water views but within walking distance of the beach sell for around $180,000, Mr. Juan said.
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The human body can't survive more than four days without water, and yet Fish Finger is still strong enough to force open a door while three people do their best to hold it closed.
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On the climatic flip side, locusts are highly adapted to a life of heat and drought: The Global Locust Initiative's experiments have shown that Australian plague locusts can survive up to a month without water.
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Pine Ridge Reservation residents were stranded without water and the South Dakota Army National Guard activated to help Monday, after flooding washed out a county rural water line and a humanitarian crisis continued to unfold.
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"When we got out we had a lot of suffering because we stayed almost 24 hours in bus without water and food or anything.. like a prisoner," she told to pro-opposition media organization Qasioun News.
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It took two months to reopen Paso Palmas after the storm, and the school remained without water and had only limited electricity from a generator, which took the Federal Emergency Management Agency seven months to provide.
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The outage left some of the most impoverished and some of the most affluent people in the city alike stranded on high floors of apartment buildings without water, electricity, or elevator service for nearly a week.
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Also something runners don't do: I've been purposefully dehydrating myself and running without water to get used to the fact that I'm not going to have consistent support out in some of these more remote areas.
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Radamez Montañez, a building administrator from the municipality of Carolina, east of capital city San Juan, said he had been without water and electricity at home since Hurricane Irma grazed the island two weeks before Maria.
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About five hours' drive northwest from Port Moresby, navigating a fractured coastal highway, the Catholic sub-health center in the village of Terapo operates in a condemned building without water or power and with few medicines.
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A total of 52 of the state's public drinking water systems were still damaged, inoperable or destroyed, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, leaving 70,000 people without water.
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It was the strongest shake yet since a magnitude 6.4 quake — the strongest to hit the island in a century — struck before dawn on Tuesday, knocking out power across Puerto Rico and leaving many without water.
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The controversy over NFL players kneeling during the national anthem has managed to become the number one issue in America, despite millions of US citizens in Puerto Rico living without water or power after Hurricane Maria.
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"It's chaos, total chaos," said Radamez Montañez, a building administrator from Carolina, east of capital city San Juan, who has been without water and electricity at home since Hurricane Irma grazed the island two weeks before Maria.
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While the operators of Macau's multi-billion casinos have slowly started to resume business this week, critical infrastructure flaws have been exposed with houses still without water and a deluge of rubbish and debris in the streets.
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Authorities say the girl was allegedly repeatedly kicked and beaten for months with both open hands and closed fists, CNYCentral reported, and was allegedly forced to work outside all day without water or access to a bathroom.
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While Hong Kong escaped major damage, Hato devastated Macau, the world's largest gambling hub, killing at least 10 people, injuring 244 and exposing critical infrastructure flaws after it left the city without water and power for days.
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"Tortoises can last months without food and weeks without water, making them some of the most resilient animals on the planet," Dr. James Liu, a turtle biologist and veterinarian with the Turtle Conservancy, told Mashable via email.
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A jury recommended on Monday that prosecutors file criminal charges against seven Milwaukee County jail employees over the death of Terrill Thomas, an inmate who the authorities say died of dehydration after going a week without water.
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Some 23% of households are still without water as of Friday, with the situation worst in the north outside San Juan, where 42% have no supply, and in the west, where the outage hits a third of customers.
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Creating a transport hub — the Khorgos Gateway, a "dry port," or terminal without water for handling cargo for trains rather than ships — in one of the world's most remote places has involved an expensive exercise in social engineering.
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A day after the 8-foot diameter water main pipe burst in east Houston, much of the city remains under a boil-water notice and restaurants without water were ordered to cease operations immediately by the city's health department.
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One of Randa McMahon's older children, a teenage boy, allegedly told investigators that the 4-year-old was often whipped with a stick until he bled, and when he wet himself, he was forced to go several days without water.
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Environmental Protection officials said the department repaired 21 water-main breaks in January, including one in Lower Manhattan that disrupted rush-hour subway service and another on the West Side that snarled traffic and left nearby buildings without water for hours.
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The district attorney's office opened an inquest in Milwaukee County Circuit Court into the death of Terrill Thomas, 38, who was found unresponsive in the Milwaukee County Jail on April 24, 2016, after seven days without water, the paper reported.
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She said she had already been planning to move to Florida, where she hoped to find more work and a new start after getting divorced last year, but the hurricane left her without water, power, or employment, and sped up her plans.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - As Venezuela's five-day power blackout left homes without water, Lilibeth Tejedor found herself looking for it on Monday in the last place she would have imagined - a drain pipe feeding into a river carrying sewage through the capital, Caracas.
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Plus, now that Ramadan falls during the summer months, many of us are balancing work, school, social lives, a crazy upside-down sleep schedule, and going without water during the hottest days of the year (the lack-of-water struggle is real).
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Nothing that lands on your dinner plate gets there without the use of water: crops can't flourish without water; the grain we feed our livestock needs water to grow; and even the most processed, artificial foods utilize water during the manufacturing process.
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Displaced females in Myanmar described shared latrines in camps as unsafe, uncomfortable, dirty, without water or door locks, just bamboo walls with gaps through which intruders could peer inside, according to the report by Sommer's team in the journal Conflict and Health.
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"We need the water supply back," said Hiroshi Oka, 40, a resident helping to clean up the Mabi district in one of the hardest-hit areas, the city of Kurashiki, where more than 200,000 households have gone without water for a week.
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As Business Insider's Alex Heath and Madeline Stone previously reported, Koum's rise to wealth in Silicon Valley is something of a rags-to-riches story: He grew up without water in Soviet-era Ukraine and emigrated to the US at age 16.
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According to Osaka prefectural office, homes in northern Osaka are without water and the supply of gas has been cut to 108,000 households Some 170,000 homes suffered temporary power outages, which were resolved within hours after the quake, according to Kansai Electric co.
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READ: Aleppo girl Bana offered new home in Turkey "When we got out we had a lot of suffering because we stayed almost 24 hours in bus without water and food or anything ... like a prisoner," she told the pro-opposition media organization Qasioun News.
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MACAU/HONG KONG (Reuters) - The head of Macau's observatory stepped down on Thursday after chaos and confusion followed one of the strongest typhoons on record, in which at least nine people were killed and more than half the city was left without water and power.
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The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office opened an inquest Monday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court into the death of Terrill Thomas, 38, who was found unresponsive in the Milwaukee County Jail on April 24, 2016, after seven days without water, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported.
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A research project by the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) alliance of companies, trade unions and NGOs released last December described a mobile, seasonal workforce living in extreme poverty, often without water and sanitation, housed in abandoned buildings or tent cities with little or no healthcare.
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An average healthy person can survive 100 hours without water if they're not becoming dehydrated because of injury or temperatures, according to Dr. Paul Auerbach, a professor of emergency medicine at Stanford University who worked with rescue teams after earthquakes in Nepal and Haiti.
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The current shortage, which in May left some homes without water for 261 days, has led to such fury toward the key men — accused, in just about every neighborhood, of depriving it of its fair share — that a court ordered police protection for them.
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The former swimmer — who is the most decorated Olympian of all time — opened up to PEOPLE about the highlights of his storied career while chatting about partnering with Colgate as the ambassador for its Save Water initiative for the fifth annual Imagine a Day Without Water.
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The Category 4 storm ravaged the U.S. territory on September 20 and the aftermath was worse than anyone imagined: months during which hundreds of thousands were without water or electricity, food shortages, a lack of medical resources, and an unofficial death toll of more than 1,000 people.
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We all know what happened next: hundreds of thousands were without water or electricity for months, some even to this day; people in the island faced food shortages and a lack of medical resources, a mental health crisis brewed, and there were thousands of storm-related deaths.
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Why it matters: It's brought back fears of a return to blackouts that left millions of Venezuelans without water and communications access in March, per AP, which notes President Nicolás Maduro's government has again accused opponents of sabotaging the hydroelectric power system in the latest outage.
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Most people will experience these types of GI issues at some point in their life (perhaps after eating a particularly rich meal or going too long without water or fiber), but a person who has IBS gets them over and over again, regardless of what they're eating.
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I could see a lot of things go wrong with this toothbrush, starting with the fact that my tiny New York City bathroom has literally no space where I can rest my iPhone while I brush my teeth, without water or toothpaste spits getting to it.
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Related: Living Without Water: Contamination Nation Virginia Cervantes, from the Social Sciences Institute of the National University of Mexico, says the problem of finding fresh water is compounded by social inequality that ensures that the biggest consumers almost never run out, while the smallest often do.
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"From the empty locust shells found in the container it seems he has thankfully been able to find food during that length of time, but it's a long time to go without water, and he's lucky he didn't get squished by any boxes or furniture," she said.
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On October 16, the governor of Puerto Rico announced some good news: 72 percent of Puerto Ricans now had running water to drink and bathe with — a huge improvement since Hurricane Maria pummeled the island on September 260, leaving most residents without water and power. Gov.
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No houses were ever built on what's now an ATV paradise that urban explorers use as a backdrop to YouTube videos overlayed with creepy music and warnings that people who want to see it for themselves should not visit without water, a GPS, and a full tank of gas.
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When 73 undocumented immigrants were found in an overheated trailer, without water, in a San Antonio Walmart parking lot on July 23, Dave Montgomery was there — at Walmart, in hospitals, at the courthouse for the driver's appearance there and at the Mexican Consulate, reporting for The New York Times.
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Anhydrous formulas eliminate water as a key ingredient to deliver on three things: higher potency (and in turn, greater efficacy); a longer shelf life (without water, there is less risk of bacteria growth); fewer toxins (because there is no longer a need for parabens or preservatives); and water conservation.
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Sessions pointed to the recent human trafficking event in San Antonio, Texas -- in which 10 people died and scores more were injured after being left in a semitrailer without water or air conditioning -- as an example of the "tragic consequences" sanctuary cities can have on the lives of others.
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In the weeks that have followed, the magnitude of the disaster has slowly become clear: As of today, about 82% of the island still doesn't have electricity, 31% remains without water (and those that have access to water, don't know whether it's potable), and 48% of telecommunications systems are still down.
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"The death of my sister is related to the Hurricane María because we had no power or running water," said Paula Guzmán Ríos, Pilar's sister, who is still living in a shelter without water or power because her roof was torn off and she lives on a hillside vulnerable to landslides.
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But much of the area's philanthropy today is directed to education, health and economic issues, in a city that faces deep pockets of poverty and problems including lack of heat in some schools last year and a water main break last month that left public housing residents without water for days.
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The group exhibition "With Water, Without Water" by members of the American Society of Media Photographers visualizes the limited resource's vitality and importance to the state of California, while "California Calamities: A State of Emergency" presented by The Los Angeles Times's photography department captures the horrors of the recent statewide fires.
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Sports Briefing | Soccer The Philadelphia Union fired Coach Peter Nowak in 2012 after getting complaints that he hazed rookie players by spanking them so hard it hurt his hand, directed them to run 10 miles in warm weather without water and was dismissive of concussion injuries, according to newly filed court documents.
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The storm devastated the U.S. territory on September 20 and the aftermath was worse than anyone imagined: months without water or electricity, food shortages, a lack of medical resources, job losses, children without school, and mental health crisis that included a 29% increase in the number of cases of people dying by suicide.
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The U.S. citizens living there spent months without water or electricity, facing food shortages, struggling with the lack of medical resources, losing their jobs, seeing their children go weeks without school, and fighting a mental health crisis which led to a 29% increase in the number of people who died by suicide.
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When smugglers believe there are police or military in the area, or if they have technical problems because of the greater hazards of the desert tracks, they have taken to kicking the migrants out of their vehicles and leaving them to fend for themselves, without water, food or shelter, aid workers report.
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Strickland has traveled from the Amazon to the lab with a creature he calls "the Asset" (Doug Jones), an imposing water-dwelling creature that has gills like a fish but can stand like a man and has two breathing systems, though the above-water anatomy shuts down after too long without water.
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Since burst pipes left many without water for days during a freeze in March (caused by a storm nicknamed the "beast from the east"), a perception has taken root that England's nine privately run water and sewage monopolies have showered money on their bosses and shareholders in recent decades, while under-investing in basic infrastructure.
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Or maybe it will be the feeling of being totally alone, on your third hour without water, with the scorching sun beating down, and the stiflingly thick windless air radiating off the sprawl of bone dry sticks, and the buzzards circling overhead as you realize how much you suck at this—that will bring you to your knees.
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In the weeks and months that followed, the brigadistas spent long hours on the gritty trails, carrying old equipment and wearing fire-resistant clothing (much of it donated or accessed through local government programs) going without food for hours and sometimes without water, to prevent the fires from burning everything they knew and depended on for their livelihood.
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In case the audience needed clarification, the Choir sings "Without Water There Is No Life" that is spliced with the projected voices of a taped monologue, which included the geo-morphologist Karen Boyd, artist Jim Madden, and Doyle discussing the need to think about water in a new way and the river as the place for muskrat, otter, and deer.
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We all know the aftermath of the Category 4 hurricane was worse than anyone could have predicted: Puerto Ricans spent months without water or electricity, facing food shortages, grappling with the lack of medical resources, struggling financially, and dealing with a mental health crisis that led to a 29% increase in the number of cases of people dying by suicide.
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Aleppo, Syria's largest city, is crucial to the Syrian civil war, and it's unclear whether or not opposition groups will be able to keep a hold on their recent gains, but Two million people are without water as the battle for Aleppo between the Syrian government and opposition groups intensifies, heavily damaging the city's electric and water infrastructure, according to the United Nations.
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Chris CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Del.) asked Sessions why he had refused to lead an effort aimed at shutting down prison chain gangs and hitching posts, which inmates could be chained to for hours in the heat without water or a means of using the bathroom.
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Though focused mainly on the present state of affairs in California's Great Central Valley, the book ranges widely over the course of its 500-plus pages, managing to encompass a capsule history of California before the American conquest, a description of the state's first attempts at hydraulic engineering during the gold rush ("A miner couldn't prospect without water," Arax points out) and an impassioned jeremiad on the intentional decimation of the region's native populations in the mid-19th century.
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