Only solving the public health problem could wreak havoc on the economy, while focusing solely on keeping the economy humming will wreak havoc on public health.
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Mr Trump certainly has the power to wreak trade havoc.
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Stress can wreak all kinds of havoc on our lives.
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Wind speed, mostly — although both can wreak plenty of havoc.
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The rolling blackouts also wreak havoc on the medical equipment.
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Caterpillars and cold snaps can wreak havoc on valuable plants.
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A missed paycheck can wreak havoc on a household's finances.
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But it can also wreak havoc from a physical perspective.
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Tiny particles in air pollution wreak havoc on human health.
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I am paid to wreak havoc on the basketball court.
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If it is a family home, sibling rivalry can wreak havoc.
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Reclassification of broadband will do more than wreak havoc on net
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Discharged into seas, rubbish can return to wreak havoc on land.
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And they later organize and wreak havoc on their aboveground counterparts.
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Their actions can wreak havoc on tech companies of all sizes.
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Or is he now a force unleashed, ready to wreak havoc?
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Tariffs on Mexico would also wreak havoc on the Texas economy.
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But truly reasoning AI could wreak havoc even beyond the economy.
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On a starting salary, a single emergency can wreak financial havoc.
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Any business owner will tell you that uncertainty can wreak havoc.
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Such measures would wreak havoc on North American supply chain relationships.
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This will wreak havoc on our ocean currents and weather patterns.
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This is not to underestimate the damage Mr. Trump could wreak.
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Not that Billy ever intended to wreak this kind of havoc.
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Even if it only sideswipes the state, it will wreak havoc.
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Could a band of social scientists really wreak so much havoc?
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That way it won't wreak so much havoc on the economy.
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Chemical and biological weapons could also wreak havoc without splitting atoms.
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Not having a job can wreak havoc on your mental health.
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A world recession could wreak havoc on the country's fragile democracy.
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A local pro-Kremlin motorcycle gang is told to wreak havoc.
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An ambitious, but unskilled homeowner can wreak havoc on a house.
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Four degrees of warming will wreak devastation unparalleled in human history.
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Hurricane Harvey continues to wreak havoc on parts of Texas and Louisiana.
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There are innumerable dogs, and they really wreak havoc on the lab.
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A single vulnerable and internet-exposed system was enough to wreak havoc.
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After the shock of an earthquake, aftershocks can wreak serious havoc too.
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It can wreak havoc by withholding supplies of dollars in a crisis.
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It's no secret that heavy drinking can wreak havoc on your stomach.
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Craig: Hurricane Florence is about to wreak havoc on the East Coast.
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Reclassification of broadband will do more than wreak havoc on net neutrality.
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We've long known stress can wreak havoc on your mind and body.
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Beloved holidays aside, November and December can wreak havoc on your wallet.
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A heatwave continues to roil the country and wreak havoc on farmland.
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Apparently, a good old-fashioned radio hack can still wreak havoc too.
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Thomas Fire is the latest wildfire to wreak havoc on the state.
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"A nice sharp jolt under the city could wreak havoc," said Vidale.
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Expanding offshore oil drilling would wreak havoc on coastal businesses and communities.
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But when dinosaurs wreak havoc across the island, the campers are stranded.
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Today, criminal gangs, armed insurgents and other nonstate actors routinely wreak havoc.
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All that indulging can wreak havoc on our clothes and table linens.
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On the one hand, there was the policy damage he might wreak.
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But that doesn't mean disasters can't wreak havoc on democracy as usual.
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And that indulging can wreak havoc on our clothes and table linens.
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That would likely wreak further havoc on the British and EU economies.
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Non-native species such as flatworms can wreak havoc on native wildlife.
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But having a furry family member can wreak havoc on your furnishings.
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Invalidation of the ACA would wreak havoc on the health care system.
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If we pull this off that overinflated kielbasa will totally wreak havoc.
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Two Buckets The Big One will wreak havoc on the sewer system.
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It can wreak havoc with both their psyche and their emotional constitution.
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Block granting will wreak havoc on the safety net for people with disabilities.
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It is buggy and crashy and seems to wreak havoc on battery life.
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And even though Harvey had the potential to wreak havoc, I was optimistic.
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Why, might you ask, does partner phubbing wreak such havoc between romantic partners?
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And he manages to wreak havoc on everybody around him in the process.
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And it takes remarkably little effort to wreak havoc to your online life.
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ATLANTA – It doesn&apost take a firearm or a bomb to wreak havoc.
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FEW PESTS wreak more havoc on coffee plantations than the berry-borer beetle.
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And, as bad as the defense was, Ryan Kerrigan continued to wreak havoc.
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Opponents say it will destroy sacred Native American sites and wreak environmental havoc.
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Though fibromyalgia is often misunderstood, it really can wreak havoc on people's lives.
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Mother Nature has the tendency to wreak havoc at the worst possible time.
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The hackers are able to wreak havoc over the Tesla they are testing.
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Breast cancer and its treatments wreak all sorts of havoc on the body.
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The blue light from your phone can wreak havoc on your sleep schedule.
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And Mother Nature has the potential to wreak havoc on best-laid plans.
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Unlike, say, locusts, which simply raze entire fields, stinkbugs wreak their havoc insidiously.
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Insurers say the Graham-Cassidy plan would wreak havoc in the insurance markets.
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They still have a lot of ability to wreak havoc in that form.
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Inside the body, lead can slip into human cells easily and wreak havoc.
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Closing it would wreak havoc on American farmers and automakers, among many others.
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Building a new reservoir requires unusual topography and it can wreak environmental havoc.
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Schwartau described a devastating attack that would wreak havoc on society at large.
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Yet, in the current deteriorating environment, malevolent forces like that could wreak havoc.
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It could wreak havoc on the nation's food system, food safety advocates say.
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My strabismus still seems to wreak havoc on the phones' TrueDepth camera system.
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There also will be a desire to wreak revenge on President Donald Trump.
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You don't need a state-of-the-art media lab to wreak havoc.
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This deluge has spurred deadly flooding and landslides that continue to wreak havoc.
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Good old-fashioned rifles and wire-cutters can wreak havoc on electricity infrastructure.
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But I think Facebook, on balance, also limits the devastation he can wreak.
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There's a huge playground for these people to wreak a lot of havoc.
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And it's possible that a similar strain will wreak havoc in the future.
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They can help to protect the Web or wreak havoc on a massive scale.
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That nightmare scenario would wreak havoc on the global financial system and international trade.
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Read MoreAmazon counterfeiters wreak havoc on artists "It really is a flywheel," he said.
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Without treatment, however, high blood pressure can wreak havoc throughout the body, she says.
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That can wreak havoc on the most sensitive aspect of Uber's business: the pickup.
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We all know that major storms can wreak havoc, flooding cities and decimating infrastructure.
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I keep saying that bad actors will start using drones to wreak untraceable havoc.
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Failing to address both issues could wreak havoc on the U.S. and global economies.
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So might a nuclear war; at a pinch climate change might wreak similar havoc.
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The other lesson learned: Unexpectedly heavy rainfall can wreak havoc on a desert town.
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The National Weather Service predicts that Yutu will wreak "devastating damage" throughout the region.
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A bored hacker, however, could wreak havoc on any number of passengers' credit cards.
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Selendy said he thinks litigation will soon wreak big changes in the energy industry.
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The temptation to do so will be great, despite the havoc he could wreak.
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Some may manage to survive, but they don't flourish — or wreak havoc on plants.
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Boy gets supernatural powers to manipulate technology and use augmented reality to wreak vengeance.
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Take female hormones and the bloody havoc they can wreak on our mental health.
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And it could wreak havoc on the government should that person actually get elected.
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Washington argues that surreptitious backdoors aren't necessarily needed to wreak havoc in 25G systems.
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Hurricane Dorian is stationary over the Bahamas, giving it more time to wreak havoc.
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Repeal and delay would, in the short term, wreak havoc on the Obamacare marketplaces.
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Trump is doing this even though it will likely wreak havoc on countless lives.
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When the order does come, what havoc will it wreak in the immediate term?
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Severe winds, freezing cold, accumulation and downed trees can wreak havoc on this system.
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Pregnancy can wreak havoc on the gallbladder, and Revilla's pregnancy had done just that.
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As Chivers shows, AI does not need to wipe out mankind to wreak havoc.
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Every year they wreak havoc on the chickadees, and often on the bluebirds, too.
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Rain, snow, and road salt can wreak havoc on your boots during the winter.
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And if the vesting tax becomes law, it could wreak havoc on the startup world.
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Not quite, but fewer women seem to be standing by entitled men who wreak havoc.
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Do you realize what kind of damage this Charmander could wreak on my water bill?
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American investors have learned that news out of China can wreak havoc on their portfolios.
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British officials have warned that departing the EU could wreak havoc with the nation's finances.
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Experts, however, have warned that hackers could potentially use the same account to wreak havoc.
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But his inner demons, catalogued in his famous work, wreak havoc on their young marriage.
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Hopefully these diddly little sea dicks don't wreak phallic havoc on the Penis State's Keys.
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Neonicotinoid chemicals wreak havoc in an insect's brain, causing its nervous system to shut down.
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The larger the swings, the more often extremely hot or cold conditions can wreak havoc.
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The long story short: Climate change has potential to wreak havoc upon the global economy.
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In the finale, Quinn and Rachel join forces to wreak unholy revenge to electrifying results.
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And it is something that could possibly wreak havoc on the bond market, he said.
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The salinity of the water pumped up for irrigation can then wreak havoc on crops.
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"In trading, you can't let your personal bias wreak havoc on your trades," he said.
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Siegel worries that inhaling unknown particles could wreak havoc for people with existing respiratory issues.
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And while competition provides great outcomes for consumers, it can wreak havoc on profit margins.
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Full stage makeup every day can wreak havoc on your skin if you're not careful.
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Narrator: The aftermath of the big one will wreak havoc on infrastructure and the economy.
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But what if that inner darkness were to escape and wreak havoc beyond the frame?
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Democrats described an ethically questionable candidate who will wreak havoc on the health care system.
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Did we admit a sleeper agent, calmly preparing to wreak havoc some seven years later?
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The governor blamed the violence on vandals paid to wreak havoc by right-wing politicians.
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It was going to be a story about the destruction assault type weapons can wreak.
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Even short stays for nonviolent offenses can wreak havoc with people's jobs and child care.
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Oil companies take a hitLow prices wreak havoc across the oil and gas supply chain.
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The deluded monk was not beyond the light, But the malignant demon must wreak havoc.
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But here are three ways Hurricane Willa could wreak havoc from Texas to New England.
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And the fluids themselves wreak havoc on boreholes by destroying their liners and concrete plugs.
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Harm need not be deliberate; biased data-sets used to train predictive models also wreak havoc.
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Which poses the question: Will humans ever not wreak havoc on a dockless bike-sharing service?
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But it's still just another example of the horrors drug addiction wreak all over the place.
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" As for the effects of Pluto retrograde, she adds, "Will it wreak havoc on our lives?
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Norovirus has popped up in Pyeongchang, South Korea, threatening to wreak havoc on the Winter Olympics.
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With that many fighters still active, the group can continue to wreak havoc in the region.
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Sometimes the show even dips into surreal sidebars as Gamby and Russell wreak their unholy havoc.
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Fear of the economy under a left wing administration would wreak havoc on our good fortune.
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Hackers and cyber criminals could use this to wreak havoc on our privacy and personal safety.
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Drops on the skin can wreak havoc on the nervous system and be enough to kill.
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They&aposve got more capability to wreak havoc on Israel than they did before the deal.
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Hackers and cyber criminals could use this to wreak havoc on our privacy and personal safety.
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After all, squirrels wreak much more havoc on our electrical grid than hackers all the time.
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What kind of havoc could Bannon wreak on the outside, unencumbered by his West Wing responsibilities?
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Weather patterns in cities on coastlines or at the foot of mountains can also wreak havoc.
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So how much havoc are you going to wreak on your body with this emerald buffet?
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They wreak special havoc on islands, because most island ecosystems haven't seen anything like them before.
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But they will soon have the capability now to wreak havoc with our way of life.
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All of these elements could wreak havoc on the human body if not properly accounted for.
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Even if you're not the one getting married, wedding costs can wreak havoc on your budget.
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Dougie Hamilton had four shots for Carolina and continued to wreak havoc in the offensive zone.
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If the dollar suddenly jumps in value, that might wreak havoc and cause defaults or bankruptcies.
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And he uses his ever-powerful intimacy with readers to convey the damage life can wreak.
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And although gel manicures look pretty, Campbell said removing them can "wreak havoc" on one's nails.
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US coasts would probably see even higher sea rise, which would wreak havoc and be irreversible.
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At one point a cage broke open, allowing monkeys to escape and wreak havoc on neighbors.
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In their imagination — and perhaps only there — those kinds of stories wreak havoc in European societies.
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We need to do more than just push back against their agenda to wreak more havoc.
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The road is rocky: Drought, wildfire, torrential rainfall and predatory coyotes, starlings and snails wreak havoc.
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As the court correctly recognized, its judgment has the potential to wreak havoc on the system.
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And it has personalized recommendations, which usually wreak some kind of unintended havoc on the world.
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Online attackers are finding increasingly creative ways to wreak havoc using ransomware and now pyramid schemes.
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Black bloc is often seen as mostly white males looking to wreak havoc for their cause.
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It can actually wreak havoc on your skin, your health, and, yes, even your menstrual cycle.
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They've been through bad hurricanes before; they've learned to appreciate the violence such storms can wreak.
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Why it matters: It doesn't take a headline-sized bill to wreak havoc on family budgets.
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The wife wanted the divorce but couldn't bear the havoc it would wreak on her family.
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With the advent of the fish hammer, fish can now wreak destruction on mini human habitats.
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Even when drugs can clear the plaques in patients' brains, the disease continues to wreak damage.
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Meanwhile, there is plenty of evidence that says restrictive diets wreak havoc on your mental health.
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They knew her army and her dragon would wreak havoc upon the innocent citizens of the capital.
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He then returns to the school to wreak havoc on the town" – this time disguised as "Bianca.
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They don't even have to open the message for this set of symbols to wreak its havoc.
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More specifically, they say it could potentially wreak havoc on your unborn child's yet-to-exist junk.
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Debt collectors are calling, and your walking-dead debt now threatens to wreak havoc on your finances.
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The animated celebrity portraits are inhuman, threatening to escape the screen and wreak havoc upon the Earth.
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But I know from experience that there are just certain people who wreak havoc on our lives.
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But PCBs' most persistent legacy is the invisible harm they wreak on the brains of the young.
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Ransomware has hit the headlines recently as WannaCry and Petya wreak havoc on older Windows machines worldwide.
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Stress can wreak havoc on your back, neck, and shoulders, causing ailments like fatigue, pain, and headaches.
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Of course, fans everywhere are expecting some major deaths to wreak havoc upon the season 7 finale.
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I was terrified of the havoc he could wreak with my personal information suddenly at his disposal.
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Warning: Looking at your smartphone while lying in bed at night could wreak havoc on your vision.
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It's one of the most fascinating pieces of malware to ever wreak havoc on a large scale.
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Spinning quickly in a circle or standing up too fast can wreak havoc with this delicate arrangement.
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Fortnite's latest weekly update introduces a souped-up vehicle that seems to wreak havoc wherever it goes.
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The obsession with "free" nearly destroyed the music industry and continues to wreak havoc on the media.
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One of them is that you must know your llama, as an unsocialized one could wreak havoc.
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The girls make secret plans, skip school, and combine their powers to wreak havoc on their classmates.
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By gaining complete control over the router, Mabbitt said an attacker could wreak havoc on a network.
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That would raise the prospect of default, which would wreak havoc on the U.S. and global economies.
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But it was deemed to be too dangerous with Matthew expected to wreak havoc in the area.
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Our long-term fiscal imbalances, driven primarily by Medicare, will eventually wreak havoc on the federal budget.
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So even when outdoor temperatures drop, those materials with all their stored heat start to wreak havoc.
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Anytime there is disruption at top, that is this sudden, it's bound to wreak a little havoc.
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In a restaurant, a lawncare business, or an auto shop, these kinds of challenges can wreak havoc.
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Ford has been reluctant to come forward because she felt it would wreak havoc on her life.
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He said separation alters the way that children's brains work and can wreak havoc on their development.
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Al Qaeda branches continue to wreak havoc in the Arabian Peninsula, North Africa, West Africa, and Syria.
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According to U.K. blogger Mehreen Baig, the photo-taking habit could also wreak havoc on your skin.
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In other words, the hackers didn't really care about getting money, and just wanted to wreak havoc.
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The black and white birds wreak havoc on picnics, pedestrians, and well, anyone that crosses its path.
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Like the budget cuts in the 13s, the borrowing did not immediately wreak havoc on the subway.
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Faux fur may not be cruel to animals, but toxic chemicals can wreak havoc on the environment.
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Among other things, the Combine wreak havoc on Earth's ecosystem, siphoning its oceans and killing its animals.
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Among other things, the Combine wreak havoc on Earth's ecosystem, siphoning its oceans and killing its animals.
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"Trump has abused his power to wreak havoc along the border to score political points," Segee said.
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The vulnerabilities we never even think of that can come in and wreak international havoc are stunning.
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With 2.2 billion profiles in more than 100 languages, even a small error rate can wreak havoc.
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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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The debt mountain Investors always worry about unpredictable 'black swan' events that can wreak havoc across markets.
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"It will literally wreak havoc on the last pillar of civility in our country," Lewis said. Rep.
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With less competition, they may be able to wreak more havoc — and not just on animal hosts.
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This can wreak havoc on mood and the many other biological functions that rely on healthy sleep.
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Using his powers as a Sith, Starkiller can wreak total havoc on his enemies and the environment.
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Freakish storms, including midwinter rain, and sea-ice breakups increasingly wreak havoc on their sport and livelihood.
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But repealing Obamacare before a replacement plan is hammered out could wreak havoc in the individual insurance market.
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Neither of those eruptions were massive, but they did wreak havoc on the local communities near the volcano.
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The risk is a series of emerging-market defaults that could wreak havoc on the world's banking system.
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Tornadoes can form in every state, and have been known to wreak devastation even in perceived off months.
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"A prolonged economic slowdown with low or even negative interest rates could wreak further havoc," the report stated.
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Historic rainfall continues to wreak havoc in the Carolinas, where all-time rainfall records have already been broken.
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His Crimean land grab upset the post-cold war order, and his troops wreak havoc in Ukraine's east.
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That move can wreak havoc on older people's financial lives if their child struggles to repay the debt.
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"The potential for this technology to wreak havoc on people of color cannot be understated," said Rep. Gomez.
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Although they initially waged war on Pakistan's perceived enemies, before long they began to wreak havoc at home.
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In such scenarios, a falling currency may wreak more economic havoc than a formal breach of government obligations.
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However, as any pool-obsessed child will tell you, chlorine can wreak some serious havoc on your hair.
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Protect Your Car, Too A dog's claws can wreak havoc on a car if you don't properly prepare.
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Rivalries between the cartels wreak havoc on the lives of civilians who have nothing to do with narcotics.
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They're seventh in weighted defense DVOA, and have the tools to wreak havoc on Kansas City's passing game.
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Conditions now may offer a foretaste of the damage climate change could wreak on these already vulnerable ecosystems.
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The volcanic deposits also wreak havoc with compasses; those with second thoughts might struggle to retrace their steps.
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For centuries, only a handful of states have had the resources to wreak havoc on a massive scale.
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Hurricane Barry is set to wreak havoc on weekend travel — here's what you need to know about flights
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After serious consideration, I've decided that the long hours of standing would wreak havoc on my arthritic knees.
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Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, warned of the damage Trump's high-stakes strategy strategy could wreak on the economy.
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Six weeks into the NFL season, bye weeks are beginning to wreak havoc on fans of fantasy football.
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Hurricane Dorian continues to wreak havoc with flash floods, tornadoes, and power outages along the southeastern US coast.
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Five weeks into the NFL season, bye weeks are beginning to wreak havoc on fans of fantasy football.
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The SanDisk Extreme UHS SDHC is an affordable SD card with a design that won't wreak your data.
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Four weeks into the NFL season, bye weeks are beginning to wreak havoc on fans of fantasy football.
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But while the winter weather could wreak havoc for travelers, it could provide a Christmas miracle for others.
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Imagine the kind of havoc you could wreak with even a few isolated data points from this set.
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The same hurricane season that affects Louisiana and Florida in the US can also wreak havoc on Cancún.
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Hurricane Dorian is set to wreak havoc on air travel — here's what you need to know about flights
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China's experience provides a good case study on how COVID-19 could wreak havoc on our own economy.
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But these are tiny inconveniences compared with the potentially catastrophic health and economic damage coronavirus might otherwise wreak.
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On March 13, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency as the coronavirus pandemic continued to wreak havoc.
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Climate change affects our home lives, too, as extreme events fueled by warming wreak havoc on US communities.
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Along comes Christian Dawkins to wreak a peculiarly 21st century revenge on those preening coaches and federal prosecutors.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Trump can still wreak a lot of damage through executive orders and appointments (especially judicial ones).
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Then, one day, when Axton is 11, an invisible stranger enters their lives and begins to wreak havoc.
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But ISIS has succeeded in doing what Al Qaeda never did — it's an open invitation to wreak havoc.
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A couple of fancy dinners with a habit of lunches out can wreak havoc on a food budget.
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If implemented, a ban on a major share of US oil and gas production would wreak economic havoc.
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The European invasion of native lands continues to wreak havoc on the life support system of the planet.
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For those who believe that checks and balances will contain the damage that a president can wreak: Twitter.
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Trump has rarely returned to his hometown as President, citing the havoc his presence would wreak on traffic.
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It's a mess for Clinton, and not just for the damage these voters can wreak on her chances.
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"Normal governments don't have revolutionary arms that export revolutions and wreak havoc on their neighbors," the official said.
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Trump has said he might consider withholding them but insurers say that would wreak havoc in the markets.
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Westbrook was a bench player, a defensive specialist; his job was to enter the game and wreak havoc.
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He has emerged as the project's chief opponent, warning it will cost too much and wreak environmental havoc.
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Why it matters: Hurricanes can wreak havoc on communications networks, making rescue and recovery efforts even more difficult.
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But Obamacare repeal would leave 22 million Americans without coverage and wreak havoc on the individual insurance market.
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Smart cities will need to secure their critical, digital infrastructure from hackers seeking to wreak havoc on the area.
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It still has the potential to wreak lasting damage on nonwhite American communities — to unsew them from public life.
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The virus ultimately needs to find its way to the correct kinds of cells in order to wreak havoc.
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UVA light was previously believed to wreak mostly cosmetic damage, but we now know it's linked to cancer, too.
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Besides, judicious credit arrangements ensure that losses from inventories are modest and spread too widely to wreak economic havoc.
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Copious amounts of beer and glaring sleeplessness wreak their havoc, and everything starts to seem like a huge fog.
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Meanwhile jihadist groups, some of which are aligned with al-Qaeda or Islamic State, have continued to wreak havoc.
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They wreak at least $52 million in damages to Texas agriculture each year by ruining crops and livestock tanks.
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As a result, the coming rise in the number of retirees per worker will wreak havoc on the system.
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That attitude could wreak havoc with environmental regulation, which imposes the biggest costs but also brings the biggest rewards.
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I'm wondering if Laura is about to wreak hot holy hell on a world gone wicked, mean, and cold.
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Here's how to avoid letting the messenger planet wreak too much havoc in your life this time of year.
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Excess sweating can wreak havoc on your face, particularly your forehead, creating an ideal environment for spots to thrive.
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Image: Daniel KadouriThere's still the possibility that an over-zealous predator might wreak havoc on our native gut flora.
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While natural hazards are inevitable, the destruction they wreak is not, Jones says in an interview with The Verge.
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Supernova explosions could obliterate Earth's ozone layer, for instance, which would wreak havoc on marine plankton and coral reefs.
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He is in a position to wreak retribution on the party, destroying it from within if he feels betrayed.
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Afghan officials meanwhile have warned that up to 18,000 men fighting in Syria could return home and wreak havoc.
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Why risk being intercepted by airport intelligence when one can wreak havoc with a kitchen knife here at home?
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It also cuts off all federal funding for premium subsidies and Medicaid expansion after 2026, which would wreak havoc.
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From tax breaks to no-bid contracts, crony deals wreak havoc on markets and capitalism both ethically and economically.
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This is known as a currency war, and it can wreak havoc on economies — particularly those of emerging markets.
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This bundle will train you how to counterattack cybercriminals who are out to wreak havoc on corporations and individuals.
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It still has the potential to wreak lasting damage on nonwhite American communities—to unsew them from public life.
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It can also wreak havoc with the performers' ability to keep track of where they are in the story.
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Islamic State might be on the run, but if left unchecked, it can wreak havoc in Afghanistan and beyond.
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We're protecting against bioterrorism, where someone could intentionally try to bring in items to wreak havoc in this country.
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The less said about Kane—and whatever havoc he may wreak on upstate New York this summer—the better.
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Germany is considering offering Turkey emergency aid funds as U.S. sanctions continue to wreak havoc on the Turkish economy.
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Such measures would go far in preventing the wrong people being able to obtain and wreak havoc with drones.
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The CHOICE Act would take a flamethrower to the law, the ashes of which could wreak havoc going forward.
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Ma, meanwhile, has warned for some time that automation and AI will wreak havoc on jobs around the world.
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An estimated 2% to 8% of adults can't get rest because terrifying dreams wreak havoc on their sleeping patterns.
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Santayana played with ideas; Conrad mistrusted them, sure that some fool would get hold of them and wreak havoc.
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But they have become a kind of Frankenstein's monster, unmoored from their creators to wreak havoc on the countryside.
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After examining 1.6 million transactions over 18 years, they concluded that repealing the current policy would wreak economic havoc.
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After that, the virus starts to wreak havoc and replicate in hopes of infecting you and the next bystander.
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"Financial stress can certainly wreak havoc on a person, if he is indeed dealing with financial woes," she said.
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Belgium is among Europe's biggest per capita contributors of jihadis to Syria, who then drift back to wreak havoc.
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SpaceX will need to try to pick a place where those microbes will wreak the least havoc on Mars.
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Donald Trump talks about the rampant violence and the havoc that MS-13 gang members wreak on their communities.
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" And most egregiously: "MacKenzie's revenge: Can the soon-to-be former wife of Jeff Bezos wreak havoc on Amazon?
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But as storms powered by warming oceans wreak havoc in the U.S., some political leaders see a changing dynamic.
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If the coronavirus spreads and causes disruptions to other major economies, it could wreak further havoc on supply chains.
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Natural hazards like hurricanes, floods, and fires can wreak havoc on communities and cause billions of dollars in damage.
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The fears recall Y2K, the so-called Millennium Bug, which threatened to wreak havoc when computer systems encountered Jan.
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Beth Macy's recent "Dopesick" outlined the synergistic destruction that legal and illegal narcotics wreak on users and their communities.
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FIFA has also anticipated the chaos the current suspension will wreak on the annual $7 billion player trading window.
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An early start to springtime activity can wreak havoc on our lifestyles as well as on the natural environment.
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If Americans delay getting tested for fear of the medical bills "that's what could wreak havoc," Dr. Aylward said.
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Cramer pointed out that the VIX-related exchange-traded products that exacerbated the sell-off could still wreak havoc.
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Without the fiber to slow it down, your body gets a big dose of fructose that can wreak havoc.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson continues his losing campaign for a potential no-deal Brexit, which could wreak economic havoc.
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This week, Italy's health minister spoke anxiously about the havoc water rationing would wreak on hospitals and the sick.
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Cactus pear will also be useless in below-freezing temperature or in the tropical areas where cyclones wreak havoc.
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And not only did he wreak havoc on me and my family, he wreaked it on his mother, too.
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Some previews have had women in the audience cheering at the end as the female characters wreak their revenge.
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MUNICH - WHO DIRECTOR GENERAL SAYS CONCERNED ABOUT POTENTIAL HAVOC THIS VIRUS COULD WREAK IN COUNTRIES WITH WEAKER HEALTH SYSTEMS
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His trip spirals into mayhem when the beasts in his magical suitcase escape and wreak havoc on the city.
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You need as much personal life discipline as possible, because that allows you to wreak havoc in your work.
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Wind up your franchise player, point him towards a simple two-man action, then let him wreak some havoc.
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In its first serious test, the F-35 proved that given the chance, it can wreak havoc in the skies.
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Meanwhile, Ayers-Rigsby is sensitive to the emergent, unfolding toll that storms and flooding can wreak on people and property.
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Ukraine went through the first round of elections last weekend and Russian trolls were trying to wreak their usual havoc.
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We've already seen movies like Godzilla and Pacific Rim where monsters wreak untold havoc on major cities around the world.
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Many of these first responders rushed into the toxic ash and dust that would ultimately wreak havoc on their bodies.
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Astronomers, however, have raised concerns that Starlink satellites could wreak havoc in space, and that they've already disrupted astronomical imaging.
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"Over time, implants (both silicone and saline) break down and wreak havoc on your body," she explained in the post.
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Before you even pull out the box of tampons and dark chocolate, PMS begins to wreak havoc on your complexion.
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Meanwhile, Meanwhile, Hela (Cate Blanchett), the goddess of death, has been unleashed and looks ready to wreak havoc on Asgard.
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These rocky objects are similar in size and composition to many asteroids, including those that could wreak havoc on Earth.
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Brin thinks opportunistic, non-dataist aliens may find a way to breach the defenses of the aestivators and wreak havoc.
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Anunoby can't be left alone in the corner while Lowry and VanVleet wreak all sorts of havoc wherever they are.
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Flashback: Microsoft's antitrust fight with the feds two decades ago shows the kind of damage such an assault can wreak.
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The hormones wreak havoc on your body for months prior to transfer and the fear of the unknown is encompassing.
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Many of these first responders rushed into the toxic ash and dust that would ultimately wreak havoc on their bodies.
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There's a chilling trend in the market, and it could wreak havoc on your portfolio, a top market watcher said.
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But Obamacare repeal would leave an estimated 22 million Americans without coverage and wreak havoc on the individual insurance market.
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But painful delays continue to wreak havoc on the city, and riders still complain about unreliable service and crowded trains.
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Putin appears to be working covertly for Le Pen because her election would wreak havoc on the EU and NATO.
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From leaving you uncoordinated after months spent in weightlessness to atrophied muscles, space travel can wreak havoc on you physically.
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For middle-class American parents who want "the best" for their kids, college can wreak havoc on their retirement plans.
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In this way, attackers can distribute tainted Excel spreadsheets that wreak havoc, from granting attackers system privileges to installing backdoors.
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If the absence of the mandate does wreak havoc on Obamacare's marketplace, there's no easy fix to patch things up.
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For example, cyberattacks can wreak havoc on energy infrastructure and some critics claim that American LNG companies face particular vulnerabilities.
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With so much volatility, there is still plenty of opportunity for the third-party candidates to wreak havoc, pollsters say.
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On Saturday, the Islamic State's Bayan radio station said Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel had used "a new tactic" to wreak havoc.
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Having lived in New York for 30 years, I have never underestimated the ability of terrorists to wreak havoc anywhere.
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Propagandists don't want to wreak havoc in Russia, and that's enough to keep the severed-head story off TV screens.
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As our civilization becomes more reliant on electronic infrastructure, the potential for harsh solar weather to wreak havoc will increase.
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Once they get a taste for flesh, the pack of rabid hamster zombies wreak havoc on the small town below.
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Mr. Almeida was temporarily barred from leaving Pakistan while Mr. Saeed roams the country promising to wreak havoc on India.
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In remote areas, where forces often wreak the greatest devastation, entire villages may have never made it onto a map.
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But A.I. may also put millions of people out of work, and some worry that it could wreak global havoc.
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As we've learned the hard way, without stronger leadership, the opioid epidemic will continue to wreak havoc across the country.
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But if there's an out-of-control gang using Airbnb to wreak havoc in local communities, it's not the teenagers.
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It is the hallmark of the internet troll, who blurs the line between sincerity and jest to wreak havoc online.
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And we recently learned that this is one of their preferred methods of trying to wreak havoc and collect information.
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It's clear that an environmental trigger allowed the bacteria to wreak havoc, but how remains a mystery, Dr. Kock said.
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According to Bennet, Russia and other foreign entities are prepared to wreak havoc in 2020's election cycle as well.
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Tulsi Gabbard, as the spread of COVID-19, the coronavirus disease, continues to disrupt daily life and wreak economic havok.
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The consequences of allowing private interests to wreak havoc on the land and democratic processes are not regional but global.
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Go deeper: Global heat waves animation shows records broken in 2018 Rising global temperatures wreak havoc on urban "heat islands"
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Because as much fun as coloring is, it's an admittedly aggressive process that can wreak havoc on your hair's health.
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By contrast, a tax on imports from Mexico could wreak havoc on finely balanced supply chains in the auto industry.
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Which is why Marantz dubs Cernovich "alt-light," one of many demagogues without a goal except perhaps to wreak havoc.
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While being a global health issue first and foremost, the coronavirus is beginning to wreak havoc on the entertainment industry.
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Lawmakers have become increasingly concerned about the potential havoc that manipulative media such as "deepfakes" could wreak on American society.
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One of the world's leading authorities on Asia warns that the coronavirus outbreak could wreak havoc on the global economy.
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Fashion house Chanel cancels Beijing show over growing coronavirus fears, as the outbreak continues to wreak havoc on luxury brands
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But before hurricane season, Mr. Reaves said, spring floods and tornadoes can wreak destruction in other regions of the country.
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The aftermath of Hurricane Katrina lurks in everyone's minds as we watch Hurricane Harvey continue to wreak havoc in Houston.
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Depending on who controls it, data can democratize and empower, or wreak havoc on millions of people across the globe.
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And the tighter defenses play him, the better chance he has to blow by and wreak havoc at the rim.
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Finally, as animals begin to escape the zoo and wreak havoc on London, we enter a realm of pure pulp.
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During these engagements, a five- or six-inch deck gun could wreak havoc on upperworks, steering gear or shoreline structures.
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Russian hooligans began then to wreak havoc in stadiums, often tearing out plastic seats to fight their opponents and police.
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If a flurry of news coverage is to be believed, a year in space can really wreak havoc on your DNA.
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"Politics continues to wreak short-term havoc in global FX markets," said Viraj Patel, a currency strategist at Dutch bank ING.
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On all these fronts, the current assault on the agency is well on track to wreak greater havoc than Reagan did.
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He also wants to privatize Medicare, which could potentially wreak havoc for America's rapidly growing population of people 65 and over.
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AS HACKERS wreak havoc with depressing regularity, the insurance industry finds itself forced to contemplate a whole new set of risks.
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The prank website is hardly the first to use a bug in the browser to wreak havoc on end users' devices.
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Blindspotting does not turn away from the emotional havoc that violent, militarized police wreak on Black bodies and communities every day.
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What was once just a piece of cylindrical fabric covering your arm is now a palette for designers to wreak havoc.
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But watch the video above to see what we do know about how border barriers can wreak havoc on the environment.
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In Ragnarok, she comes out ready to wreak havoc on Asgard – and from the trailer, it certainly looks like she succeeds.
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The deeper story was that the Republican Party cowered before Trump and the damage he threatened to wreak on their party.
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But that doesn't mean we don't have a blast watching such villains wreak havoc from the safety of our own homes.
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Watching an old board game wreak unprecedented havoc on a family home and a small town still leaves me shook sometimes.
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In true House of Cards form, a shadowy cabal of power-hungry operatives is out to wreak havoc on her presidency.
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And because it's easier for a few destructive actors to use technology to wreak catastrophic damage, humanity may be in trouble.
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With dry air and sub-freezing temperatures, winter can seriously wreak havoc on your hair, skin, lips— practically your entire body.
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For a limited time, Angry Birds Evolution players have a chance to unlock Eddie the Bird and wreak heavy metal havoc.
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In other words, your IT band is very well-connected, which means it can wreak havoc when it gets screwed up.
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Silicon Valley leaders, worried that job-replacing robots might wreak havoc on the labor market, are particularly keen on the idea.
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"Things like fake fat, fake sugar, processed grains, processed sugars; essentially wreak havoc on your on your body chemistry," she said.
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This sort of activity can wreak havoc on the type of soil that covers much of the Ottawa area: Leda clay.
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But what about the improvised Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) grenades, designed to wreak more permanent and physical damage by overwhelming electrical circuits?
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Pennywise is back, everybody, and he's ready to wreak some terrifying clown havoc on the unfortunate people of Derry once again!
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The video is graphic ... hard to watch, but it paints a vivid picture of the havoc a single maniac can wreak.
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For months, ISIS has reportedly been outfitting drones with bombs and other weapons in order to wreak havoc from the sky.
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Watch More from Munchies: Low-carb diets can also wreak havoc on muscle health by impairing your ability to work out.
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The storylines even got overshadowed in Twitter feeds dominated by the cataclysmic predictions about damage the storm is expected to wreak.
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Sophisticated ground-based lasers can now blind satellite cameras and fry electronics, while malicious viruses can wreak havoc on satellite systems.
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"As the court correctly recognized, its judgment has the potential to wreak havoc on the system," she said in a statement.
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As the opioid epidemic enters its second decade, it continues to wreak devastation on individuals, families and communities across the country.
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With the growth of the Internet of Things, cyber intrusions have exponentially more potential to wreak havoc in the physical world.
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EXTINCTION REBELLION SAYS PROTEST AT BLACKROCK OFFICES IN LONDON DUE TO "DESTRUCTION AND CHAOS" ITS INVESTMENTS WREAK IN AMAZON RAIN FOREST
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For example, they might wreak havoc in global debt markets if Russian sovereign bonds were no longer available to international buyers.
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Basics Out of the cage, they speak their own language, make tools, and wreak havoc on plants and researchers' efforts alike.
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If you ever wanted evidence of humanity's ability to wreak havoc, witness the use of sweet treats to promote nasty ideology.
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Why it matters: Outrage fans the social media flames as critics wreak havoc on politicians and the businesses that serve them.
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"Hackers and cyber criminals could use this to wreak havoc on our privacy and personal safety," he said in those remarks.
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And that indulging, as we all have learned one way or another, can wreak havoc on our clothes and table linens.
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The babies would be shipped back home for terrorist training, then return as adults to wreak havoc on an unsuspecting America.
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Traveling can wreak havoc on your fitness, but our experts suggest six products to help you work out on the road.
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It describes in precise detail how the warming planet will wreak hundreds of billions of dollars of damage in coming decades.
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A year later, The New York Times profiled the group and its attempts to "wreak havoc" in real-life American communities.
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Come on, G.O.P., your passivity and denial are allowing a dangerous egomaniac to wreak havoc on our country and the world.
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But if you don't have kids, spending even five minutes in this world will wreak havoc on your Amazon Prime recommendations.
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To Budiansky's credit, he draws attention to early evidence that free speech might wreak havoc on efforts to regulate the market.
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Hurricane Irma continues to wreak havoc as it rips through the Caribbean, with projections suggesting it could hit Florida on Sunday.
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But the prospect that a battle could wreak a humanitarian calamity has spurred Western leaders to urge caution on their allies.
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Strains that wreak havoc one flu season are gone the next, replaced by strains that maybe haven't been around for years.
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But markets are dauntingly hard to protect — a determined killer can almost always find a way to enter and wreak mayhem.
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This is truer than ever when it comes to money, where emotional spending or investing can wreak havoc on your finances.
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And yet the 100th would still exploit our free and open society to wreak havoc and commit acts of unspeakable horror.
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Litwin told Insider that even if you have protective covers on your outdoor cushions, the elements can wreak havoc on them.
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Kong, meanwhile, at times feels sidelined, brought out every so often to wreak havoc and briefly exchange soulful looks with Mason.
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When it's Spotify Wrapped season, though, giving Dad free rein on your account can wreak havoc on your Top Songs list.
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A no-deal Brexit, which could wreak havoc on the British economy and its trading partners, looks more and more likely.
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Maybe Mr. Trump believes that he could somehow shift the blame for the devastation he has threatened to wreak onto Democrats.
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This is particularly true in Oakland where tens of thousands of unfilled potholes wreak havoc on Bay Area drivers every day.
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As independent and state-sponsored hackers wreak havoc, Israel continues to revolutionize its military and lead the way in the field.
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They can easily wreak some havoc while everyone's figuring out the whole "winter commute time" and "whose responsibility is this sidewalk?" thing.
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Jet-lag can wreak real havoc, leading to depression, faulty memory and impaired judgment – not exactly the recipe for a productive week.
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Loss of gravity can wreak havoc on the human body, he said, including changes in vision, the nervous system and bone density.
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I'm relatively certain they weren't talking about snow, but let's pretend they were anyway: Global warming threatens to wreak havoc on snowpack.
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Health-care experts have warned that repealing Obamacare without adopting a replacement plan could wreak havoc in the individual insurance plan market.
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But people haven't just placed themselves in the line of fire: They're also causing most of the blazes that wreak such havoc.
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With such a limited universe, disease can wreak havoc: in 2003 an unknown bug killed half the tadpoles during the breeding season.
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She worried that corruption in the country's law enforcement agencies would let Mr. Plaza and his friends wreak havoc there for years.
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And critically, the cooling effect did not wreak havoc on Earth's water system by decreasing rainfall in vast regions around the world.
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He also tried to reassure the public that ISIS wouldn't wreak more havoc internationally as it feels pinched in its home bases.
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There are likely many more ways that someone taking advantage of the issue could wreak havoc on a Mac desktop or laptop.
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An acquisition of Twitter would immediately wreak havoc on the buyer's stock and growth trajectory, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday.
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But with the appalling lack of civility during this year's election, a few monsters of our past are returning to wreak havoc.
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On Wednesday, the group threatened to wreak havoc throughout the oil rich Niger Delta and the nation's offshore fields if Buhari prevails.
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We also know that sleep deprivation — even just one night — can wreak havoc on those processes and our system as a whole.
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As detailed in a blog post by the right-to-repair organization iFixit, helium atoms can wreak havoc on MEMS silicon chips.
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If that were true, it would indeed wreak havoc with our default assumption that the dead and suffering demand our persistent cognizance.
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A few of his equally destructive buddies, sentient cans of Old Spice deodorant spray, barge into to wreak havoc on the room.
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Of course, the villainous Mugatu (Will Ferrell) also makes a grand return, escaping from prison to wreak havoc on the fashion world.
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Rising seas will wreak havoc in coastal regions as they deal with flooding, damaged buildings, and saltwater contamination of drinking water sources.
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They successfully quelled Rodriguez's flashier tendencies, leaving him to drift around far more than wreak havoc with on- and off-ball cuts.
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Such action also likely would wreak havoc on the Senate's ability to legislate over the next few years as Democrats bitterly retaliate.
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Hurricane Matthew weakened slightly to a Category 4 over the weekend but is still on track to wreak havoc throughout the Caribbean.
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Hackers can wreak havoc in myriad ways, from hijacking a candidate's website to hacking voting machines or deleting or changing election records.
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And though it looks amazing in person and on camera, it can wreak havoc on your lips if they're not moisturized properly.
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He also addressed violent gang members, namely those from MS-13 who immigrate illegally to wreak their violence on legal U.S. residents.
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Absent a quick resolution, this will wreak havoc for Samsung's supply chain, forcing it to race for alternative options - where it can.
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"The associated costs add up fast and can wreak havoc on your budget if you're not prepared," Barba said in a statement.
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But zero tolerance will continue to wreak havoc, and incarcerating children with their parents, as the order stipulates, is no real solution.
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Natural disasters, while varying in size and devastation, often wreak havoc upon those who find themselves beset by circumstances beyond their control.
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Read more: Hurricane Dorian is set to wreak havoc on air travel — here's what you need to know about flightsSouth Carolina Gov.
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"We're marching away from that uniformity, which could wreak havoc on all the systems that rely on synchronized time," Professor Schermerhorn said.
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The firm warned that VPNFilter could wreak havoc in a number of ways, from stealing website credentials to causing widespread internet disruption.
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In an open society, made ever smaller by the internet, those with evil intentions can take this personal information and wreak havoc.
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Predictably, a few of the brown bears in Italy began to eat farmers' chickens, tear up commercial beehives and generally wreak havoc.
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Vox's Sigal Samuel explains how this sci-fi feature could wreak havoc on civil liberties in a new episode of Today, Explained.
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Arisen from the moonlight, you have been loosed upon this Earth to wreak vengeance on the men who have wronged your worshippers.
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But 62 percent of Americans know what we're talking about when we say this holiday can wreak havoc on a single person.
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The Times story is also a reminder of just how much power China has to wreak havoc on the North Korean economy.
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Soon, these investigators would discover how just one undiagnosed case can wreak havoc on a hospital and spread anxiety across a region.
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Soon, the investigators would discover how just one undiagnosed case can wreak havoc on a hospital and spread anxiety across a region.
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To put it another way: What's the most visually incongruous place to find a bunch of paramilitary guys trying to wreak havoc?
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NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory classifies winds over 28 to 2000 mph as "damaging," which can wreak as much havoc as tornadoes.
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In Michael Crichton's The Andromeda Strain, an extraterrestrial microorganism evolved to digest its containers to escape and wreak havoc on the world.
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About halfway through, Yang's plan starts talking about how we're all going to adapt to the horrors that climate change will wreak.
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"It will wreak economic damage not just on Cuba's state companies but also on the cooperatives and private sector workers," he said.
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I hope, as this drug epidemic continues to wreak havoc in our community, that our police force can help make a difference.
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This allowed the Outlaws' DPS duo of Jeffrey "blasé" Tsang's Doomfist and Dante "Danteh" Cruz's Tracer to wreak havoc on Paris' backline.
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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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While this works great when we are being chased by a predator, our survival response can wreak havoc on our financial lives.
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That and an utter disregard for the sanctity of human life are all that are needed to wreak havoc on the innocent.
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The latest trailer features new footage of George as well as other creatures that swell to Godzilla-like proportions and wreak havoc.
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Untitled Goose Game simply and brilliantly allows you to be a goose with one goal: wreak utter havoc upon an innocent neighborhood.
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And, he noted, while warming may open up certain regions to new agriculture, unpredictable rainfall and flooding can wreak havoc on crops.
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The Greek tragedies describe cycles of revenge and counter-revenge as manly men and women wreak death and destruction on each other.
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In 2017, the Center for Global Development senior fellow Kimberly Ann Elliott wrote about the problems corruption can wreak on the world.
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However, researchers think that PM can wreak havoc because they can enter our bodies and bloodstreams, sometimes also passing through cell membranes.
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Democrats & Republicans (those who have a conscience) need to work together to prevent desperate moves by Trump that could wreak further havoc.
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Even a bread crumb in the communal cream cheese could wreak gastrointestinal havoc, causing symptoms that lead to missed classes and more.
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They also showed how easily a cyberweapon can wreak havoc, even without shutting off a country's power grid or its cellphone network.
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This type of white racial illiteracy will continue to wreak havoc throughout the state long after the scandals in Richmond have ended.
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As research I've done with the Institute for New Economic Thinking documents, buybacks wreak immense damage on households, companies, and the economy.
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This bleak picture highlights how climate change could wreak havoc over the coming years, estimating 260,000 extra deaths for the year 2100.
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Critics warn that oil and gas development in ANWR would wreak havoc on populations of Porcupine caribou, polar bears and migratory birds.
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That's why House Republicans will be taking action to stop this disaster of a rule that will wreak havoc on our economy.
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Local officials worry that the tunnel will continue to deteriorate, requiring major repairs that would wreak havoc on commuting in the region.
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That allowed Europe to keep the nuclear deal on life support while curbing the damage America's sanctions could wreak on Iran's economy.
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The energy released in the process can generate heat to boil water to spin a turbine or wreak devastation from a bomb.
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But as our world begins to increasingly lean on image recognition technology to operate, these types of easily executable methods can wreak havoc.
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They wreak havoc in networks and rain death from above in the Forever War, combating enemy terrorist cells and enemy-ish nation-states.
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What's also noteworthy is the propensity of so many city startups to wreak havoc on existing, profitable industries without generating big profits themselves.
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Ms Kassabova's book drips with scorn for the spivs, goons and far-off politicians whose greed and carelessness wreak such mischief and misery.
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If storms can wreak such havoc in the world's richest country, their impact in poor Asia-Pacific countries is even more far-reaching.
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As a result, the HDJ-X10s wreak havoc on some bass-centric tracks that sound hearty on other headphones and most club systems.
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Scientists and researchers are concerned that many of these chemicals may be carcinogenic or wreak havoc with our hormones, our body's regulating system.
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Its potential to wreak havoc is not hyperbole: North America is home to 50 percent of all the salamander species in the world.
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You're given about 20 seconds to wreak havoc before you're teleported back, but if the enemy takes you down, you're teleported back immediately.
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We've seen bugs just like this on mobile platforms, where a certain message or strange character can wreak havoc and cause unstable behavior.
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After all the meetings, scheming, and dimension-hopping, Bishop was still on the loose, able to wreak havoc whenever and wherever he wanted.
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That would severely disrupt PDVSA's operations and wreak further havoc on the Venezuelan economy, which has shrunk by over a third since 2013.
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Some of the worst cases are where it spreads via the lymph nodes, where the silicone can wreak havoc on the immune system.
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In America Amazon is showing, week by week, the havoc that an innovative e-commerce firm can wreak in a giant, mature market.
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Moore said that if the cell starves, then it might stop degrading the protein, causing the virus to wake up and wreak havoc.
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The crazy bitch is totally out of her cell for good and ready to wreak havoc on all her former friends and foes.
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Norse mythology tells tales of creatures known as draugr, "again-walkers," who would return from the grave to wreak havoc on the living.
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If an event of such magnitude were to happen today, it would likely wreak havoc on our technological infrastructure, including communications and navigation.
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In addition, climate change is expected to wreak havoc on urban water supplies, with decreased rainfall and rising temperatures expected to fuel demand.
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Mexico City — After two years of trials and investigations, the Lava Jato, or Car Wash, scandal continues to wreak havoc on Brazil's politics.
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"The corporations have become individuals, the privatization has given them rights of individuals to just go out and wreak havoc," Spotted Eagle said.
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They argue that granting their petition would wreak havoc on the economics of U.S. solar projects by significantly increasing the cost of components.
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They didn't worry about electronic pathogens either—computer viruses that can wreak international havoc as a weapon of terrorists or criminals or governments.
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To compound humanity's troubles, giant creatures known as "Angels" have since begun to emerge and wreak devastation in pursuit of some unknown goal.
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Instead, Walker was forced by dint of his sheer unpopularity to crawl back to Wisconsin and wreak havoc on a more concentrated area.
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Green wants to wreak havoc on it, and so much of the Golden State Warriors' strategy is dependent upon him doing just that.
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I have to wonder: Do McMorris Rodgers and Sessions somehow think they will personally be immune to the havoc this bill could wreak?
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But if science fiction taught us anything, it's that evil androids don't need to be particularly spry to wreak absolute havoc on humanity.
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The malware, the experts say, could wreak havoc in a number of ways, from theft of website credentials to causing widespread internet disruption.
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Opponents fear that spills like the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster could wreak havoc across multiple states, hurting both coastal businesses and the environment.
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"Trudeau should be ashamed today using middle class workers as cover to wreak havoc on our water, climate and property rights," she said.
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In deciding to wreak this destruction on the American health care system, Judge O'Connor arrogated to himself authority that rightly belongs with Congress.
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But according to one driver in Kabul, the two groups wreak the same kind of havoc in the daily lives of ordinary Afghans.
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Now the Browns face Los Angeles, on a short week, against a defensive line that could wreak havoc on the Browns' offensive line.
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The ability to infiltrate just one device could give hackers, terrorists or rogue nations the keys to wreak havoc on large population centers.
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"Moreover, it is a selfish, destructive act that will cripple the global supply chain and wreak havoc on the global economy," he added.
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The slasher may be motivated by a slight or trauma incurred years earlier, springing up to wreak his revenge on a significant anniversary.
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The trade war isn't just damaging economies of the two countries in question; it's forecast to wreak collateral havoc on European growth too.
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But the videos — one set at night and one during the day — don't convey the havoc such a situation would wreak on Earth.
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If correct, that in itself would probably not have allowed the intruders to wreak havoc with the plant's pair of 1,000 megawatt reactors.
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Having seen the devastation already brought to Metropolis, he is driven to extremes by his fear of the further havoc Superman could wreak.
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Analysts are warning that militants could soon wreak havoc on Nigeria's oil industry, plunging the African petrostate back into a cycle of sabotage.
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He's already a sensational pick-and-roll playmaker who can create his own shot, rain fire off screens, and wreak havoc in transition.
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Not unlike the radiation therapy that killed off Chris's bone marrow prior to his transplant, nuclear radiation can wreak havoc on healthy marrow.
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Ending the health law, even temporarily, "would wreak havoc in our health care system," Becerra said in a call with reporters last week.
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Many of the friends I talked to after the stroke were floored that the birth control we were on could wreak such havoc.
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She denigrates citizens who lament the damage the Clintons wreak on faith in our institutions and the ties that bind our nation together.
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If this claim is legitimate, one can only imagine the havoc ISIS could wreak if it targeted critical infrastructure in its next attack.
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Republican groups have aired commercials saying that "Seattle liberals" could wreak havoc on the state's finances if Democrats are allowed to govern unchecked.
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From there, we cut to Turner's grown-up Grey, who starts to turn on her fellow X-Men and wreak some serious havoc.
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Removing links from Facebook would wreak havoc on the digital media industry, which has built an economic model around referral traffic from Facebook.
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In Massachusetts, critics warn that the new tax will wreak havoc on the state's vital summer tourism season in places like Cape Cod.
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Editorial There are disasters that enter history as much for the political mark they leave as for the death and destruction they wreak.
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Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — It's funny that Donald Trump doesn't like a movie about con artists who invade an elegant house and wreak chaos.
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As it turns out, the region didn't explode into war, and Iranian proxies are yet to wreak revenge on American diplomatic posts abroad.
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Imamoglu has said the project would be difficult to finance, wreak environmental havoc and paralyze life in Turkey's biggest city while construction proceeds.
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Or China could wreak havoc on the vast yet delicate supply chain behind a wide range of products like iPhones and auto parts.
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We are in a dangerous new "game" of globalization, automation, migration, and empowerment of nonstate actors who can wreak havoc with social media.
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Researchers from the Norwegian Institute of Nature Research say the transnational fence could wreak havoc on the wildlife known to stretch both borders.
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She thinks of the American men who lose "one of their narrow sources of self-worth" and wreak a murderous fury on others.
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It also has the potential to wreak havoc on global trade, given how important China is to the global economy and supply chains.
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But Northern Ireland's history often reads like a case study in how the most extreme elements in the society can wreak undue havoc.
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Coronavirus has the potential, in addition to its suffering and medical cost, to wreak havoc upon the already slowed, debt-laden Chinese economy.
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We with factory ships and fishing vessels are raping the oceans and now plan to wreak havoc on mineral deposits beneath the seas.
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The Northeast: Planes and Charlie Brown could get grounded Ferocious winds and rain could wreak havoc Wednesday for airline passengers in the Northeast.
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"And this sensitive information is still out there, with the potential to wreak havoc for the majority of adult American consumers in perpetuity."
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Decades of wear and tear, plus the occasional plumbing disaster or misguided renovation attempt, can wreak havoc on wood floors and plaster moldings.
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Even though flu viruses contain only eight genes, compared with about 20,000 in humans, they manage to wreak a great deal of havoc.
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At Vox, Brad Plumer wrote about what happens when the sun erupts and sends space weather our way to wreak havoc on Earth.
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I think the dragons-as-nuclear-weapons theory works, though, as long as you're willing to use them solely to wreak extensive havoc.
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T'Challa's act is honorable as it is defiant — a message of healing after Iron Man and Captain America wreak physical violence upon one another.
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By breaking into these systems — as seems to have already happened, to some degree — and changing data, hackers could wreak havoc on Election Day.
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With the major indexes only points from record highs, one market expert warns that the unpredictable political climate could soon wreak havoc on stocks.
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And, as Deadspin's Patrick Redford notes, Newton doesn't have an array of elite receivers to throw to, which could allow Miller to wreak havoc.
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Both numbers would still wreak ecological havoc, though the lower one less so—but keeping to 1.5 degrees of warming will be incredibly difficult.
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If Tim Cook can wreak this much havoc on Facebook's day, however justified, just imagine what power Apple holds over the rest of us.
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Ms. Martin flings herself histrionically around the furnishings backstage when the interpersonal turmoil among the cast members begins to wreak havoc on the production.
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In this environment, if a politically active employee were willing to comb through the documentation, risk their job, and leak, they could wreak havoc.
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And while the burgers and BBQ are tasty for you, all that extra grease and sauce can wreak havoc on their digestion, Knox said.
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Dr. Lowenberg has not treated Moore, but he does know firsthand how the effects of stress can wreak havoc on teeth and oral health.
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Meanwhile, antibiotics can wreak all sorts of havoc on the body's native microbiome, leaving a person more susceptible to opportunistic infections like C. difficile.
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With no mucus left to act as a buffer, the patient&aposs unchecked stomach acid was free to wreak havoc and cause an ulcer.
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A local newspaper reported that the dick-loving snake was sent back into the wild, where it will no doubt continue to wreak havoc.
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Antibiotics can definitely wreak havoc on our microbiomes, however, so if predatory bacteria are less harmful in this respect, that's a major selling point.
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You don't have to forget your love of summer just because the July humidity has decided to wreak its annual havoc on the world.
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One of the instances was possibly due to charging the device with a cheap USB-C cable, which can wreak havoc on your electronics.
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Saffir-Simpson rates the speed of hurricane winds, and is meant to give an idea of what kind of damage a storm can wreak.
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But despite the havoc it seems to wreak wherever it emerges, there is a growing understanding that Japanese knotweed is also a food resource.
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It also demonstrates the potential harm that the armyworm may wreak on India's agricultural economy, which supports nearly half of India's 2181 billion people.
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Photo: GettyIf you were even semi-conscious during the last two years, you'll know that social media can wreak havoc on a functioning democracy.
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An ancient disease that has claimed many millions of lives, tuberculosis continues to wreak havoc on public health in many countries in this century.
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The company also made quite a few changes to the browser itself to ensure that extensions can wreak havoc once they have been installed.
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He noted that defeating ties and seals in non-tamper-evident ways isn't the only method to wreak havoc on an election in Michigan.
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But a gene alteration like that could also inadvertently jump to another population or even another species — and wreak havoc on an entire ecosystem.
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We've moved into the more subtle nuances of how their personality traits can wreak havoc on their motivations, because that's where humor comes from.
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" Former Mexican President Vicente Fox, a vocal Trump critic, was among those worried about the havoc Trump could wreak with the increased character limit. ".
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" JOSH HARDIE, DEPUTY DIRECTOR-GENERAL, CBI "By now, few can be in any doubt that 'no deal' would wreak havoc on economies across Europe.
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Tropical storm Barry was beginning to wreak havoc on the US Gulf Coast Friday, as it inched toward New Orleans and the Mississippi River.
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It also demonstrates the potential harm that the armyworm may wreak on India's agricultural economy, which supports nearly half of India's 1.3 billion people.
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"Oh, it's fine, let him play," Ms. Hutton said, murmuring to no one in particular, never mind any havoc that the baby might wreak.
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As they leave the toilets and start shooting, the camera stays put, resisting the temptation to pursue them and see what havoc they wreak.
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To defend the status quo, some will devise clever arguments to suggest that a new system would somehow destroy jobs or otherwise wreak havoc.
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As the workers rushed to put patients into ambulances and even their own cars, they watched the Camp Fire wreak havoc on the hospital.
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It may be the end of August, that time when a sticky malaise settles in, but hackers can wreak havoc even during summer vacation.
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It also tends to accumulate in the body and, research suggests, can wreak havoc with everything from your metabolic rate to your reproductive system.
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Experts, such as Israeli professor of history, Yuval Harari, warn that reactions to terrorist attacks often wreak far greater havoc than the attacks themselves.
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On other plays, he can wreak havoc by setting ball screens, knowing that his defender's first instinct is not to help off of him.
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And we recently have learned that, you know, that this is one of their preferred methods of trying to wreak havoc and collect information.
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It's the words that we think we're using correctly that wreak the most havoc, because we don't even realize how poorly we're coming across.
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The case of a New York lawyer shows how the virus can wreak havoc on a health facility and spread anxiety across a region.
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The new data also help to explain how such black holes can wreak havoc of a kind that is visible from across the universe.
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The chip's first big winner was this fairly slick spot, following two accident-prone Doritos-lovers as they wreak havoc while finding each other.
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Instead of trying to get the country to give them up, we should work to contain the damage a nuclear North Korea could wreak.
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She ends up in over her head, her body's contortions conjuring an actual crane, leopard, snake and dragon who wreak havoc in her house.
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Subsequent rioting between Hindus and Muslims, which killed more than 2,000 people by some estimates, is a reminder of what Hindu zealotry can wreak.
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The fears recall Y2K, the so-called Millennium Bug, which many said would wreak havoc if computer systems could not understand the date Jan.
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After just three months of watching Strauss wreak havoc on the bettongs, the scientists decided his presence exerted too much pressure on the animals.
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Years ago, Pakistan pushed thousands of militants across the border as a proxy army to wreak havoc in the Indian-controlled parts of Kashmir.
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These are tropes about "the other" whose capacity to galvanize mobs, and wreak havoc, was proved in the first half of the 20th century.
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If the virus continues to spread and wreak havoc with the economy, there's no doubt Trump will continue to see his poll numbers suffer.
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When the messiah returns to wreak vengeance on the unholy, what you want — what you've earned — is the right to feel superior, in comfort.
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Some women ask if football is worth the money and fame, and express worry that the game will wreak havoc on their husbands' brains.
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Amid fears of the havoc coronavirus could wreak in large, crowded spaces, the Armory Show has issued a statement addressing concerns around its spread.
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Isn't this what states do when diplomatic partners breach solemn agreements, expose them to security risks and threaten to wreak havoc on their economies?
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In other words, we can't eliminate bugs, but with careful design, we can make it so that they cannot easily wreak havoc like this.
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The ability of German troops to be reached by radio walkie-talkies is what allowed its Panzer divisions to wreak havoc against Allied forces.
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Alex Gibney mines the dark side of digital connectedness — notably, the ability of malware to wreak enough chaos to essentially shut down the world.
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Christophe Pourny, author of "The Furniture Bible," told Insider that even though plants look good on furniture, they can seriously wreak havoc on it.
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"The propensity to not go outside, stay inside and go to bars is going to wreak havoc on your immune system," Dr. Sowa said.
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In order to slow the economy down and not wreak havoc, he said, we have to reconfigure our ideas about the entire economic system.
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Unfortunately for villages and tribes on the river's path, these dams can flood agricultural land and wreak havoc on fish populations, subsequently ruining people's livelihoods.
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Sometimes, though, there's no time like the present to grab a can of spray paint and wreak havoc on the person who's done you wrong.
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She's now that much weaker — and that much more determined to wreak revenge on the White Walkers for bringing her dragon crashing down to earth.
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Nearly 250,000 people have been forced to evacuate their homes in Southern California as the Woolsey and Hill fires continue to wreak havoc the region.
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Digging into retirement funds early — whether it's for something worthwhile, such as college tuition, or something less pressing — can wreak havoc on your golden years.
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The two wizards hold the fate of the magic and non-magic worlds on their shoulders as Johnny Depp's Gellert Grindelwald promises to wreak havoc.
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The Devil (Tom Ellis) raises Cain in Los Angeles — and helps a cop (Lauren German) wreak havoc on criminals — because apparently hell wasn't exciting enough.
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On trade disputes, however, more is at stake, and there is more cause for alarm at the damage Mr Trump's trigger-happy approach might wreak.
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So we learn that Richie is self-absorbed and doesn't care very much about how his decisions can wreak havoc with the lives of others.
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Our hero, Elliot, is at constant war with the hallucination of his father, Mr. Robot, who inspires him to commit crimes and generally wreak havoc.
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This is a way of saying that the tiniest of memories, something as innocuous as a hand gesture, can wreak havoc on a complex system.
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Three decades later, Dekker and Black clearly still love using big, scary creations to wreak havoc on sleepy little places that never see it coming.
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The whole debate shows just how much we still don't know about the complicated mechanisms by which climate change could wreak havoc on our planet.
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And to make matters even worse, it has apparently now joined forces with the moon in the city of Fuzhou to wreak even more havoc.
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According to skin experts, the sticky weather can also wreak major havoc on your complexion — we're talking makeup slip-sliding, oil slicks, and even breakouts.
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Heeding Fig's suggestion to wreak havoc on MCC's image, Caputo meets with Sophia and suggests she presses charges against MCC for her time in solitary.
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A vulnerability found by security researchers in Intel processors manufactured over the last ten years is poised to wreak havoc on the world of computing.
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And while she and the criminal clown are the perfect evil pair, she often breaks away from her man to wreak havoc of her own.
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That would wreak further havoc on Latin America's largest economy, already paralyzed by a nine-day nationwide truckers' strike against an increase in diesel prices.
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Hurricane Irma is poised to wreak havoc in the Miami area, and a bunch of enormous celebrity homes are in the line of extreme danger.
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Related: Watch Two Hamsters Go on a Valentine's Date Watch Humans Get Run Over By a Giant Inflatable Ball Zombie Hamsters Wreak Havoc on Halloween
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As long as rates don't go negative and wreak havoc on the industry, you'll have to make next to nothing on your short-term savings.
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Supertrump continues to wreak havoc on the GOP's perception of itself, as he promises to transform the right into a mirror image of the left.
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But its themes resonate particularly loudly a year into Trump's presidency, as ideological polarization continues to wreak havoc on the social fabric of our communities.
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Hurricanes already bring a number of well-known hazards — flooding, pummeling winds, and surging seas — all which can prove fatal and wreak havoc on infrastructure.
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STORMY seas can wreak havoc on ships and oil rigs, but the damage they do pales beside that which a rogue wave can dole out.
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Or, sensing that there will be no chance of winning for all, especially as the competition goes global, they can wreak vengeance on the system.
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Barkan's life and work demonstrates the horror that disease can wreak upon the lives of families that should be able to live together in peace.
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China has pushed for the U.S. to remove tariffs, which have the potential to wreak havoc on the global economy, as part of an agreement.
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No doubt many thought at first that those invaders were a temporary problem, an alien force that would wreak havoc and then withdraw, dissolve, retreat.
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And while their titles may seem formulaic at this point, their plots and prose often wreak havoc on the tired trope of girls in peril.
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Observers have warned that a no-deal or "hard" Brexit could wreak havoc on the British economy that could have ripple effects on global markets.
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But it also legitimizes the path Kim took to get here: Building and testing illicit nuclear weapons that have the potential to wreak unimaginable destruction.
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Researchers have only begun to document the many ways that these changes to gene function can wreak havoc on the developing child, including even fetuses.
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If the Trump administration were to reiterate such a message and — more importantly — bolster it with tangible action, Washington could wreak havoc on Turkish markets.
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Tax reform is unquestionably a difficult endeavor and can wreak havoc on the construction, real estate and development sectors of the economy if poorly crafted.
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It's bad if they win, and it's bad if they lose because of what destruction they will wreak in the lives of the American people.
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The logic behind seizing and destroying food items is pretty obvious, as contaminants found in animal and plant life can wreak havoc on Canadian agriculture.
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Hurricane Harvey is predicted to dump more than 30 inches of rain and wreak havoc on the Texas coast from Friday evening into the weekend.
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That updated version keeps the familiar Chucks look intact while (finally) tweaking the interior technology so the shoes don't completely wreak havoc on your feet.
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Even a task as small as screwing a cabinet into a wall could wreak havoc — a worker could mistakenly hit a water pipe, causing flooding.
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The masked murderer from John Carpenter's classic 1978 shocker flees captivity after a bus crash and returns to wreak havoc on his hometown Haddonfield, Ill.
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There are still two more debates and 43 more days in the election — plenty of time for Trump and his supporters to wreak more havoc.
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It's not that the specific actions taken by President Trump — tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum — will wreak global havoc.
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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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After all, Hurricane Harvey, which flooded Houston and drew charitable attention to the city, was not the first storm to wreak havoc on the area.
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We're also coming to understand that climate change may wreak havoc, changing ocean currents, killing coral reefs and nurturing feedback loops that accelerate the warming.
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I assume my own Alexa resents a lot of my banal requests for weather updates and would not hesitate to wreak havoc on my life.
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Fear triggers a flood of stress hormones that wreak havoc on neural circuits in the brain and make children susceptible to emotional and physical harm.
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He's the guy who always seems to get the puck in the surprising open spots on the ice where he can wreak the most havoc.
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These big industrial farms offer poorly paid seasonal jobs and wreak havoc on the environment, forcing indigenous people to drink and bathe in contaminated water.
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That would be inflation, which has remained low throughout much of the almost 25-year bull market, but could wreak havoc if a spike occurs.
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Foreign carmakers, in particular, are worried about angering Trump, who is still weighing big tariffs on auto imports that could wreak havoc on their business.
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Remine escaped bruised rather than breached, a lesson to all companies, large and small, that even the smallest bug can be enough to wreak havoc.
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Gerard repeatedly went after opponents of fossil fuel, saying their policy positions would wreak havoc on the country's economy, environment and security, among other things.
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Each new space you wander into comes with a list of obnoxious tasks to accomplish, wherein the reward is more opportunities to wreak harmless havoc.
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The Department of Justice must remain focused on tackling the biggest cases with the most dangerous and powerful criminals that wreak havoc on our communities.
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In theory, Saudi Arabia could maintain its shipments of oil to the United States but still wreak havoc by announcing plans to cut overall production.
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On Monday, President Donald Trump unveiled his 2023 federal budget proposal which would wreak havoc on the vast majority of Americans if passed into law.
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The White House has proposed making direct payments to American households as the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on broad swaths of the U.S. economy.
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For Martin and his Iraqi allies, the most important question going forward is how much more damage ISIS will wreak before it is eventually defeated.
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The stolen CIA tools appear have been created to exploit vulnerabilities in targeted systems to secure access and establish surveillance, not to wreak physical destruction.
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Anyone who knows your booking code and last name can use the online check-in portal to get free flights or wreak other sorts of havoc.
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Hurricane Matthew, which has already caused destruction in Haiti, eastern Cuba and the Bahamas, is expected to wreak havoc on Florida Thursday night through Friday night.
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Some foreign automakers, especially, are worried about angering Presdient Trump, who is still weighing big tariffs on auto imports that could wreak havoc on their business.
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With Towns, that isn't the case, and Green can't sag off to wreak help-side havoc, a key staple of Golden State's defense at its best.
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Though ISIS and its successors no longer control any of Iraq's cities, they continue to wreak havoc, with a detectable increase in both attacks and propaganda.
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As a title focused on giving players an entirely destructible city environment to wreak havoc on, your system's CPUs will be busy enough as it is.
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Barbara Steele plays Asa Vajda, a witch who is put to death by her brother and returns after two centuries to wreak havoc on his descendants.
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European states have become more aggressive and many of these problems have diminished, which will make it harder for escaping European foreign fighters to wreak havoc.
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But, in contrast to the skits, Xan reclaims the song's energy as he, $teve Cannon, and the rest of the patients wreak havoc in the hospital.
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But Saudi Arabia and its allies have tried not to escalate directly a conflict that would wreak havoc on their oil exports, and thus their economies.
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Bas Eickhout, a Greens EU lawmaker who has been active on the file, said the exemptions were excessive and would allow large producers to wreak destruction.
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Some environmental groups worry that if GM salmon were to escape into the wild, they would wreak havoc, outcompeting wild salmon for resources and spreading disease.
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This is as much a response to concerns about the strength of China's economy as to the damage a sharp fall in oil prices might wreak.
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Essentially, fears for these 114,000 or so Americans and their ability to wreak havoc politically has held the Republicans and our entire health-care system hostage.
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It allays concerns that jihadists may recruit and radicalise susceptible inmates while in prison, or that they might one day again roam France and wreak havoc.
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If his plan was to wreak havoc on Lollapalooza the way he did 2 months later in Vegas, it shows the murderous plot was long-standing.
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America and its institutions are under attack by enemies foreign and domestic who need only a computer to wreak havoc on our day-to-day lives.
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Toho needed someone to get inside its giant reptilian monster suit for the title role of 1954's Godzilla and wreak havoc on a tiny Tokyo.
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But banking lawyers and lobbyists say the case, if applied more broadly, could wreak havoc on credit cards, student loans and other types of consumer lending.
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But for an economic expansion and bull market fueled by low rates, one could argue a move this quick will wreak even more havoc this time.
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Arctic wildfires wreak less havoc on infrastructure and homes than, say, fires in California, but they release incredible amounts of carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere.
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They will also look at our willingness to assist our neighbors in South America, should the turmoil in Venezuela start to wreak even greater regional havoc.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) told The Hill in April that foreign and domestic actors could "wreak havoc" with the technology during elections.
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The administration said it was changing course, partly because of concerns expressed by coastal communities that feared drilling could wreak havoc on tourism and commercial fishing.
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The Times - Asda has slumped to its worst performance on record over Christmas as the fierce price war in Britain's supermarket sector continues to wreak havoc.
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Looking ahead: A Mobike buy could boost Meituan Dianping's top line ahead of its expected IPO, but also could wreak some havoc on its bottom line.
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I was positive when it started that Matt, furious at the audacity of this former sportscaster claiming he's God, was about to wreak some unholy revenge.
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In this post-apocalyptic novel, tall, mobile, and invasive plants called triffids wreak havoc on the world's population with a poison that causes blindness in humans.
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But Randolph, like James, can do so many things with the ball in his hands that, possession by possession, he can wreak hell on his defender.
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Whether it's pot-au-feu, garbure or cassoulet, some meals have the annoying tendency to wreak havoc in the intestines of even the most seasoned enthusiasts.
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Police officers on horseback charged a group of vandals set to wreak havoc on a business-lined street at the edge of the historic Marais district.
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And the coronavirus pandemic continued to wreak havoc on the most basic facets of American life, threatening to disrupt if not derail the remaining primary calendar.
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Anyone who watched an Eagles game this season should be familiar with the havoc that Fletcher Cox and Brandon Graham, Philadelphia's star defensive linemen, can wreak.
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Perhaps that is the way this will go, too, but at the same time it is hardly inconceivable that one or other team will wreak havoc.
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The sociopathic fugitive has left Meg at a remote farmhouse in the care of a comrade named Hank while he ventures out to wreak more havoc.
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The problem is that when the ice sheets of that continent do begin to melt, the vast amount of meltwater they contain will wreak global havoc.
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But at its core, the Batman universe doesn't revolve around the (many) bad guys trying to wreak havoc in one of America's most depressing fictional cities.
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As even longtime Republican lawmakers can attest, the merest dissent against this president can wreak havoc on one's career, often in the form of 280 characters.
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Everything from having in-laws who are unsupportive to a workplace that offers unequal parental leave for same-sex parents can wreak havoc on LGBTQ relationships.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 43%Evil spirits wreak havoc when Sarah (played by Elizabeth Olsen) and her father get trapped inside their haunted family lake house.
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The new film imagines that other XXX teams have been formed and brings them together to seize a weapon that could wreak havoc on the world.
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Less recognized, however, is the destruction such policies wreak on the society, economy and long-term development of countries that attempt to rid themselves of immigrants.
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Nerve agents like sarin, VX and Novichok are organophosphate chemicals, and they wreak havoc by inhibiting a critical enzyme in the nervous system called acetylcholinesterase (AChE).
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The most minor of incisions in the wall could wreak damage to an inner chamber that may have been hermetically sealed for so many years, however.
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Several months of insomnia are distressing enough, but when insomnia becomes chronic, lasting six months or longer, it can wreak serious physical, emotional and social havoc.
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More than three million people have been moved to safety in southern China as the storm moves northwards and continues to wreak havoc across the region.
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Lulu, a kind of proto-Fleabag, uses truth songs to wreak havoc among her housemates, and the ukulele she carts around like a personality isn't cute.
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In other words, any piece of malware could use that to wreak havoc on your system as long as it can tell the vulnerability is there.
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Playing technicians tasked with shutting Quinn down before she can wreak havoc, participants have to decipher clues by scanning QR codes, piecing together evidence, and writing code.
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Yet the suicide bomb, which leveled a local restaurant US troops occasionally eat at as they patrol the city, shows that ISIS can still wreak immense damage.
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"I am paid to wreak havoc on a basketball court," Barkley says, directly to the camera, in black and white, the aesthetic predecessor to Nike's latest campaign.
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The technology already exists to put self-driving cars on the road, but what is lacking is a way to ensure that these cars won't wreak havoc.
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You know what you're getting: in this case another well-crafted psychological thriller in which the torments of the past return to wreak havoc in the present.
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Gun-control advocates say that even the simplest 3D-printed "Liberator" gun, which can fire only one shot, could wreak havoc if used against an aeroplane pilot.
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"There was indeed a bigger plan and it was supposed to wreak more havoc," military spokesman Restituto Padilla told a news conference after the video became public.
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Every bit of winter — from chilling fireside to indulging in the usual festivities — can wreak havoc on our skin in the form of inflammation, hyperpigmentation, and dryness.
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It also has the best pop filter of the bunch—meaning some of those harsh puh and shh sounds won't wreak as much havoc on your recordings.
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Worried about the damage that a Democratic wave in the mid-terms could wreak, Mr Trump has fed his base an artery-clogging diet of red meat.
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Just a few weeks into the 2018 fire season, any hopes that an ongoing drought and a winter of weak snowfall wouldn't wreak havoc are already toast.
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As the wildfires in California continue to wreak havoc on their communities, one person found an ingenious way to preserve their valuables before evacuating from their home.
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That is, after all, what A, in all the villain's iterations, is to the five Liars: A mean girl determined to wreak havoc on their social lives.
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It's the follower armies that wreak havoc on mainstream platforms that Twitter should be seeking to close down with tools that prevent pile-ins of orchestrated abuse.
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Although Irma was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm on Monday, it continued to wreak havoc as it moved north over the Tampa Bay area.
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We took a look at two different methods of attack against the venerable spreadsheet software, both of which use the program's features as intended to wreak havoc.
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Conversely, alcohol's ability to wreak havoc on one's impulse control makes it far more likely that drinkers will engage in a fundamentally stupid behaviour like smoking cigarettes.
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It is like a perfect storm coming together to wreak havoc on a country that has now to grapple with who will lead the country post-2021.
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Bernard suspects, and the show confirms, that it will be bloody and chaotic, just like so many past stories in which women get wise and wreak havoc.
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Such a repair can wreak havoc on a building with only one elevator, particularly among residents with physical limitations, like the very young and the very old.
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Police say Alexander Ciccolo was a supporter of ISIS and had discussed plans to use guns and homemade bombs to wreak havoc in support of the group.
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In another scenario, the aliens send malicious code that spreads through the internet to wreak havoc, sort of like a cosmic play on last year's notPetya attacks.
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The wild pig problem is only getting worse in Italy, where an estimated two million boars wreak havoc on farms, according to Coldiretti, the national farmer's organization.
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Though a storm forecast to wreak havoc on the East Coast drifted out to sea instead, the dire predictions hurt some local businesses over Labor Day weekend.
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Plus, as the name suggests, natural disasters and environmental hazards like floods, hurricanes, droughts, and climate change can wreak havoc on your world, amongst other new surprises.
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If you believe the ads, Northam would empty the state's prisons and open the country's borders to let foreign felons wreak havoc in Falls Church and MacLean.
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What if someone (or something?) took control of those satellites and started using them to wreak havoc, creating giant tornadoes and freezing airplanes out of the sky?
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Through ready access to cellphones and private visits with lawyers, they retain tight control of their organizations — the money the gangs earn and the havoc they wreak.
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Everyone is freaking out about the coronavirus, which continues to spread at an alarming rate and wreak unpredictable havoc on manufacturing, consumer demand and the global economy.
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Manufacturers fear that a no-deal exit would wreak havoc on just-in-time manufacturing, which relies on parts crossing borders and arriving within minutes of assembly.
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Shares of JetBlue have fallen more than 44% since mid-February as flight cancellations to affected regions and new travel bans wreak havoc on the entire industry.
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We explain in a video what is known about the investigation — including the three attackers' backgrounds — and discuss the simple tools that terrorists use to wreak havoc.
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Capitalism, like fire in a fireplace, can be beneficial when it's carefully tended and monitored, but disastrous when left on its own, and allowed to wreak havoc.
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Sequoia is also an investor in self-driving technology that is sure to wreak havoc with taxi jobs and the one million truck drivers across the country.
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Health plans are expected to fund the subsidies themselves in the event the administration's appeal fails, which could wreak havoc on a market already suffering heavy losses.
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Students identify the negative cultural stereotypes and expectations for black men and boys — what the Matrix wants you to think — that wreak havoc on a youngster's self-image.
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The automated accounts that are often characterized by the default egg icon can wreak all sorts of havoc and totally turn the tide on topics that are trending.
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No doubt the company is serving a fast-growing need, particularly given the number of drones poised to wreak havoc on public spaces from sports arenas to airports.
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The "sub-epidemics" of these drugs wreak havoc for distinct time periods, populations, and places, including some in cities and some in rural Appalachia, according to the study.
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The same sharks destroying entire economies are shamelessly heralded for their 'stewardship' as a blind eye is turned toward the havoc they wreak on millions around the world.
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Instead, Cramer suspected that the rally was driven by polls of whether Britain will leave the European Union (EU), an issue that could wreak havoc on financial stocks.
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"The main factor is temperature difference — winter's chill and dry central heating wreak are massively dehydrating," says says Adam Reed, the co-founder of hair brand Percy & Reed.
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But campaigners fear the Ituango dam will wreak havoc on the environment and destroy fishing and farming communities and they have been campaigning to stop the dam's construction.
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In complete opposition to tired horror tropes, a woman is, in a way, saved by her sexual experience, rising anew to wreak revenge on those who've wronged her.
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A preoccupation with health and well-being necessarily leads to an increased circumspection about consuming vast quantities of a dehydrating substance proven to wreak havoc on the body.
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Antibiotics are known to wreak havoc on gut flora, and in this case, the outcome appears to be a relative increase in the number of methane-producing microbes.
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Love him or hate him, he's just the kind of person on Twitter someone might try to impersonate (they could wreak havoc with his way-right-leaning followers).
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The boys were chaperoned by two adults who not only stood by and watched the boys wreak havoc, but also whipped out their phones to film the boys.
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Anyone who has played Grand Theft Auto knows how much fun it is to annihilate everything on the road in front of you and wreak some serious havoc.
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Exports to America are only a fraction of Chinese GDP, but a trade war between the world's two biggest economies could wreak havoc on sentiment and supply chains.
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While that might sound appealing, this low-gravity environment would likely wreak havoc to human health in the long term, and possibly have negative impacts on human fertility.
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There's also, of course, the damage that personal digital baggage left out in the open can wreak long after the fact of a blown fuse or fleeting snap.
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Even as the number of homicides drops to a four-decade low, in many parts of the country drug traffickers and smaller illegal armed groups still wreak havoc.
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As you probably know, these bombs are called Improvised Explosive Devices, or IEDs, and they're what most DIY terrorists and insurgents use to wreak havoc on their enemies.
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There's cause for concern ... producers shot many of Jenelle's scenes far away from the family home, but David threatened to crash the set numerous times and wreak havoc.
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Not only do fluctuating schedules wreak havoc with tight household budgets, they make it difficult to make appointments, arrange child care and plan family time, workers point out.
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Over half of the survey respondents were over 50 and as such could remember the days before droughts and wars began to wreak havoc on the Iraqi marshes.
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If there was a theme for me in drafting, it was Those That Shall Wreak Vengeance, but seven episodes in there's been little to no wreaking at all.
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Hurricane Harvey may have been exceptional — breaking rainfall records while dumping over four feet of rain onto Houston — but any cyclone can wreak havoc if slowed or stalled.
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Last July, the 2nd Circuit declined to hear an interlocutory appeal of the ruling, despite online publishers' protestations that the decision would wreak fundamental changes in Internet operations.
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The two leads were middle-class housewives whose husbands treat them with unimaginable cruelty; eventually, they find a gun and wreak bloody revenge on everyone who's crossed them.
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To the extent that such disruption is part of their business model, this beneficence is also a way to neutralise complaints about the havoc their innovations may wreak.
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"This liberal 'no discipline for rule-breakers' policy was a contributing factor that enabled the shooter to wreak the havoc that he did at Stoneman Douglas," Stinchfield said.
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Squeezed on its own turf, IS is looking east—as well as seeking to wreak havoc in the Middle East and spread fear across Africa and the West.
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After all, a deft terrorist with a high-end laptop and the sensibilities of a determined hacker can wreak equal or greater havoc as one with a bomb.
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When Scamander's creatures escape and wreak havoc, it poses a bigger threat to the magical community as they may be discovered by the nonmagical humans in the city.
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As drought and erratic weather wreak havoc across rural Kenya, a growing number of farmers are abandoning traditional crops like maize and rice for the more lucrative muguka.
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While it is unlikely to win a protracted geopolitical competition with the U.S. on its own, in the short run, Moscow may wreak havoc in the international arena.
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"Too big to fail" institutions, coupled with excessive, unbridled risk-taking, will have a catastrophic impact on the American economy and wreak havoc on consumers' financial well-being.
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Although superbacteria may not pose a threat to healthy people, the organisms can remain in the body for years and wreak havoc if a person becomes otherwise sick.
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With record-breaking temperatures, this summer has seen infernos wreak havoc in Siberia, blazes rage through the Amazon rainforest, and huge portions of the Arctic ravaged by wildfires.
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Quantifying just how much damage an entrenched trade battle could wreak upon the international community is a trickier task, but J.P. Morgan has come up with three scenarios.
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Perhaps, he suggests, we should worry less about what havoc the creatures should wreak, and more about what our treatment of them could reveal about us as people.
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Business and farm groups say abandoning the 23-year-old pact would wreak economic havoc, disrupting cross-border manufacturing supply chains and slapping high tariffs on agricultural products.
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They knew what damage the lack of voting rights could wreak, and many of them knew when to reach out across those many divisions that plagued the country.
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Brennan Center President Michael Waldman said in a separate statement that the Senate's decision to not include $2 billion for elections could "wreak havoc" on the November elections.
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After all, the policies of the governments in Baghdad, Tehran, Damascus and Ankara have done more to wreak havoc in the Middle East than Kurdish voters possibly could.
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UK labor unions and business lobbies rarely speak with one voice, but they have been united by fears that a disorderly Brexit would wreak havoc on the economy.
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Such a drop in the market will exacerbate the pessimism, which will slowly but surely engulf global business leaders and consumers and wreak havoc on the world economy.
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These new, criminalized arrivals began to wreak havoc on the streets of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras — countries that were still reeling from years of conflict and destabilization.
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But positioning the porn industry as an all-powerful force that's here to wreak havoc on our sex lives is a distraction from the actual problem at hand.
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If someone stops taking their daily dose of ART or the treatment otherwise starts to fail, the virus can then emerge from its dormancy and wreak havoc again.
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Manipulative people are all around us, and regardless of their individual motives, they have the ability to wreak havoc on our relationships with ourselves and those around us.
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Business owners there are hoping that a president who campaigned on improving the economic prospects of the little guy will be sympathetic to the havoc his visits wreak.
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Here are three ways Hurricane Willa could wreak havoc from Texas to New England: Texas will get deluged (again) The Lone Star State can't take much more rain.
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Rising rates and the inflation that accompanies them, of course, can wreak havoc on bond returns overall, but rising rates have less impact on short-term bond funds.
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Mr. Starmer seems to have won the point by persuading them that a rupture with the European Union would wreak enough havoc to render their economic priorities moot.
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Read more about Women Who Code on TechCrunch Metapacket- Malware corporate firewall Malware can wreak havoc on a system without ever letting on the fact that anything is awry.
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The effect of this is to subtly warn Republican Party leaders that they'd better not try to stop Trump, because if they do his supporters will wreak violent havoc.
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Faster than you can say Dumbledore, Newt's beasts, and the havoc they wreak around New York, produce several elaborate action sequences, and the visuals are both playful and dazzling.
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For some -- especially girls -- what starts as a fun way to document and share experiences can turn into an obsession about approval that can wreak havoc on self-image.
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In the episode's thematic zenith, Jessa is left standing there, on the verge of tears, knowing that any relationship with Adam will wreak havoc on her friendship with Hannah.
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They're a completely innocuous federal agency that has not even once allowed a petal-faced monster to cross into our dimension and wreak havoc on a sleepy Indiana town!
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But just because she's willing to give all these looks a follicular test run, doesn't mean she necessarily likes them or the havoc they wreak on her natural mane.
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It would be extremely reckless to announce such a strategy ahead of time and risk tipping our hat to those planning to come to this country to wreak havoc.
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With extreme weather here to stay, from recent heat waves to unseasonable Thanksgiving cold snaps, drastic temperature swings will continue to wreak havoc on the U.S.' antiquated electricity grid.
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Keeping the lights off lest you wake your housemates or bedfellows — and incur their wrath — can wreak havoc; from peeing on the floor to injuring yourself on bathroom appliances.
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Game of Thrones' seventh season ended with the revelation that the White Walkers now have their own dragon, which is sure to wreak havoc on the people of Winterfell.
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Geomagnetic storms can also wreak havoc on Earth's GPS satellites by heating up the atmosphere, which produces drag and causes the satellites to move out of their programmed orbits.
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Humans have evolved to live on Earth — with all the gravity that implies — so living in microgravity for lengthy periods of time can wreak havoc on the body's systems.
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As any woman can tell you, if it isn't a cosmetic procedure specifically designed to inflict physical discomfort then it's guaranteed to wreak serious havoc of the economic variety.
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They're intended not just to wreak revenge on his niece for claiming the crown, but to finish the war his brother Balon started — and take Westeros as a whole.
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The evil villain Ghost harnessed the powers of the Quantum realm to walk through walls and wreak havoc on the city, and only our buggy heroes can save it.
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In the meantime, for all their dramatizing, the lawmakers who spoke today seemed sincere in their concerns about the havoc Libra might wreak havoc on the global financial system.
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And even if he refrains from starting a trade war, the loose-tongued, fact-lite style he cultivated during the campaign could wreak serious damage when he is president.
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"We got a phone call saying they were going to come down here rioting and they were going to come in here and wreak havoc," owner Sandy Bloomfield said.
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Sure, some certainly have the potential wreak havoc on our lives, but not all retrogrades are created equal — and neither are their influences on the signs of the Zodiac.
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You download heaps of material at a rapid pace, and soon enough, they pile up and wreak havoc on your computer, causing it to slow down and perform poorly.
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But Mr Trump is also constrained: on one side by the damage that an escalating tariff war will wreak; on the other by the extent of America's new Sinophobia.
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The island jail, after all, was floating in the middle of the East River, without proper protection against a storm that would ultimately wreak havoc on the city's shores.
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The insurgency did not carry out conventional attacks or attempt to take back territory, the report said, instead it sought to wreak havoc and decrease support for government institutions.
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The bottom line: If scientists can figure out how to better predict these kinds of events, we can protect satellites from "killer electrons" and the havoc they can wreak.
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In the case of political figures like Donald Trump, however, a hijacked account means more than just a headache — think of the havoc a fake policy pronouncement could wreak?
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At first, this seems like a standard fish out of water setup: "Bad" Eleanor is going to move into the Good Place and wreak havoc with her selfish behavior.
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To that end, this week both companies announced new content moderation policies that will, maybe, shield users from the unbridled harassment and hate speech we wreak on each other.
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The saga playing out in Bloomingburg shows how allegations of voter fraud—which are so often baseless and clearly designed to target minorities—can wreak havoc on a community.
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A drink (or a few) in the evening may make it easier to nod off initially, but it can wreak havoc on the quality of your sleep you're getting.
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Ramos, it seems, is referring to the possibility that there is a dormant virus is on the device which, if released, could wreak havoc on San Bernardino's IT network.
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Many question Donald Trump's fitness and temperament to serve as commander-in-chief but what has gotten much less attention is the havoc he could wreak on our economy.
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With the havoc it could wreak on the price of bitcoin and internal politics, it may be better off that Nakamoto—whoever that is—remain anonymous and inactive indefinitely.
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The winding-down of Visium Asset Management, a multibillion-dollar hedge fund, shows how a disgruntled former employee who goes to the government can wreak havoc on a firm.
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Any emphasis on female virtue segues readily into the idea that women are natural consensus-builders, driven to make peace in many realms where men wreak havoc and destruction.
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" That said, James Lewis opined, "Evil mad-genius hackers who want to wreak mass havoc on society because they are in a bad mood don't exist in real life.
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As concerning as these developments may seem, there is a comforting caveat that political amateurs can only wreak havoc on democracy if they fail to conform to political norms.
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He had the bushy beard and potbelly, and generously offered money and advice to young Muslims eager to fight in Syria and Somalia, or to wreak havoc in Europe.
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If the administration's current proposal becomes a rule without offering guarantees that states would retain regulatory authority over these plans, it could wreak havoc on the small-group market.
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"A lot of [4chan] users realized if they pull their resources together they can wreak havoc," says Cole Stryker, author of two books on 4chan and online anonymous activism.
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If he followed through on what he's suggesting here — and if other Republican electors did the same — to defy the popular will, it would wreak havoc on democratic legitimacy.
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Indeed, the high-carb diets that people typically adhere to when they're avoiding fats can wreak havoc with blood sugar and insulin levels, leading to diabetes and heart disease.
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Many experts, both liberal and conservative, say such a repeal vote could wreak havoc on insurance markets while Republicans scramble to come up with and pass a replacement plan.
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Why it matters: Hackers have long targeted industrial control systems as ways to wreak havoc in other countries — like the massive 2015 electrical outage in Ukraine that Russia activated.
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The rise of populism in the West, which plays on anxiety and nostalgia—and the lack of understanding of the progress we have made—I think could wreak havoc.
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The report, mandated by an act of Congress, makes clear the myriad ways in which climate change can—and likely will—wreak havoc on our environment and our economy.
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BEIJING — It is not at all that rare for censors to wreak havoc on films here in China — cutting, say, several scenes from "Bohemian Rhapsody" depicting Freddie Mercury's homosexuality.
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Palestinians seized every opportunity to wreak havoc, killing an Israeli civilian with an anti-tank missile when he made the mistake of driving his truck within range of Gaza.
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For years, some of the leading thinkers in America sounded warnings about the devastation that a viral pandemic would wreak upon our country and the entire, interlinked global community.
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But the company also warned that Irma's winds would likely wreak havoc with electrical distribution lines, and that as many as 4.1 million homes and businesses could lose power.
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While no candidate has emerged yet, New Hampshire's late filing deadline and primary give them plenty of time to wreak havoc on Ayotte's delicately balanced chances this fall. 143.
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A little extra spending here and there makes the whole process easier, but too many of these small indulgences can wreak havoc on your planning in the long-term.
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One patient death from medical error is bad enough, but imagine the incalculable harm a sleep-deprived, irritable and impulsive president with access to the nuclear codes could wreak.
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They are "adults" by virtue of their willingness to resolve the terrible disparity between the rich countries' self-proclaimed moral authority and the damage they wreak on smaller economies.
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Hong Kong (CNN)More than three million people have been moved to safety in southern China as Typhoon Mangkhut moved northward and continued to wreak havoc across the region.
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Asian shares took a beating on Tuesday on fears the virus epidemic, which has spread outside the region, could wreak greater havoc to the global economy than initially expected.
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After spilling the beans on Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner's wedding via livestream back in May, the musician hacked into the official Jonas Brothers Insta to wreak some havoc.
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Perfectionism can wreak havoc in many aspects of our lives, and women and millennials are particularly vulnerable when it comes to it negatively affecting their finances, according to Fidelity.
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As rising temperatures wreak havoc on farmers worldwide, scientists are seeking new ways to feed a population that is set to boom to an estimated 9.8 billion by 2050.
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Experts have also warned that rogue states, criminals and terrorists could use the technology to wreak havoc around the world by taking control of drones and other automated weapons.
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The company will also need to reassure investors and analysts of its plans to navigate the deadly coronavirus which continues to wreak havoc in different parts of the market.
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Here are three ways Tropical Depression Willa could wreak havoc from Texas to New England: Texas will get deluged (again) The Lone Star State can't take much more rain.
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Watch the video below, in which Dr. Siegel explains in detail why staring at a screen before bedtime can wreak havoc on your sleep schedule — and your overall health.
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The idea is that, when Thanos shows up to wreak havoc on Earth, the fate of the planet will ultimately depend on the efforts of its mightiest country: Wakanda.
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Having missed the moment to push Mr Assad out, the world must hold its nose, and try to limit the consequences of the devastation it has allowed him to wreak.
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This entry into the car business is an exciting departure for an iconic toy brand, a variation on a familiar theme, and a chance to wreak some living room havoc.
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So who knows, perhaps someday a hurricane Don or Hilary will wreak havoc in the US, and we'll never have to suffer through a storm with that name ever again.
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In the first days of his presidency, Trump has shown he will continue to wreak havoc on established facts, even as he ticks items off his political to-do list.
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Remember when we told you puka shell necklaces were coming back to wreak havoc on the hairs of your neck and add some '90s nostalgia to your wardrobe, #Saltbae style?
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The only problem with playing the Yu-Gi-Oh card game in real life is that monsters don't spawn out of the cards and wreak havoc on your opponents' monsters.
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The Pakistani army announced on September 1st that it had arrested 309 alleged IS operatives and sympathisers, but that does not seem to have reduced its capacity to wreak havoc.
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Wealthy U.S. investors are holding record cash balances out of fear that the U.S. presidential election will wreak havoc on their retirement accounts, a senior UBS Group AG executive said.
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I slurped and thought of the baba and how much carnage he would wreak on my behalf if I laid just one bowl of these divine noodles at his feet.
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And since Google attempts to keep itself transparent internally, a politically active employee willing to comb through the internal discussions and documents, and leak some of it, could wreak havoc.
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A previous tenure at a Manhattan high school was marked by his replacing paper hall passes with toilet plungers, which students used to wreak havoc on property and one another.
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It's somehow less terrifying than the recent wildfires, although this edit does maintain a sense of quiet, creeping dread balanced by awe at what havoc our planet can wreak. —K.
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In contrast, as Mr Spieth well knows from his notorious quadruple bogey at Augusta National last year, there is no upper bound on how much damage errant shots can wreak.
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A collapse of NAFTA would wreak havoc throughout the North American economy, disrupting highly integrated manufacturing supply chains and agricultural exports with steep tariffs that would snap back into place.
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"If the Department of Homeland Security secretary greenlights, simply in tone, the ramping up of enforcement actions, that is a system that can wreak havoc very, very quickly," Noorani said.
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"Politics continues to wreak short-term havoc in global FX markets... where we're questioning whether any currency is truly safe," said Viraj Patel, a currency strategist at Dutch bank ING.
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It may be spring, but that's not stopping the cold weather — which means everything from frosty nights to the office central heating will continue to wreak havoc on your skin.
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To be clear, the effects of a superflare on Earth wouldn't be enough to trigger an ecological calamity, but it would most certainly wreak havoc on our high-tech civilization.
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The men of Rory's life will return Whether you're a fan of Jess, Logan or Dean (really??), everyone wants the Gilmore guys back to wreak havoc in the new episodes.
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Dehydration caused from ecstasy or MDMA can bloat your brain to the point of death; Valentine's Day cannot do you bodily harm, though it can wreak havoc on your emotions.
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The cyclone had since been downgraded to a storm, but forecasters said it was still likely to wreak havoc on Tuesday evening as it traversed the center of New Zealand.
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On the other, Weiner had become a potential campaign liability, and he was treated as one: He got dumped like a hot potato before he could wreak any more havoc.
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Higher. Further. Faster. Before Avengers: Endgame comes to wreak havoc on the lives of the superheroes we already know, Captain Marvel will step up to introduce a brand-new hero.
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If Tata cannot find a buyer for Port Talbot, and the plant were to close completely, that would undoubtedly wreak havoc in this working-class town straddling the river Afan.
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He also called on the group's suicide fighters to "turn the nights of the unbelievers into days, to wreak havoc in their land and make their blood flow as rivers".
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While the fictional fraternity takes revenge on the university by unleashing a custom-made "Deathmobile" to wreak havoc in the school's annual homecoming parade, the real-life fraternity sued Hanover.
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ET The running of the table prophesied by Aaron Rodgers is complete, and now the Packers have a fully operational MVP-level quarterback ready to wreak havoc on the NFC.
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Preventing damage from engineered pathogens is complicated by the fact that it takes only one lapse, one resourceful terrorist group, or one rogue nation-state to wreak large-scale havoc.
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Allergens like pollen float through the air and make their way into your nose and eyes to wreak havoc, so start tackling them where they are with an air purifier.
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It is true that three years of Rouhani led to a nuclear accord, but the regime's predatory behavior continues to wreak havoc across the Middle East and within Iran itself.
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But a potentially bitter and bloody rivalry among scattered former FARC militias over influence and control of Colombia's illicit drug trade could still wreak more havoc on the country's margins.
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A certain menacing terror is back in the Maryland woods to wreak havoc in "Blair Witch," a new sequel to the 1999 horror hit "The Blair Witch Project," opening Friday.
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The latest shortfall could wreak havoc on global trade patterns, as refiners who need a specific kind of crude may struggle to find the amounts they require, Croft said. 3.
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Cold weather can wreak havoc on your lungs, as dry air may irritate the airways, especially for people with lung diseases such as asthma, according to the American Lung Association.
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Image: NASA/NOAAAs the strongest Atlantic hurricane in recorded history continues to wreak havoc in the Caribbean, two more threats have emerged in the form of hurricanes Jose and Katia.
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In order to really wreak havoc, you need to carefully place your shots, planning out not just the destruction from the first shot, but also from subsequent ricochets and bounces.
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We're pruning in early February in the residential streets around Jewel Avenue, because a water main will be renovated here and the heavy equipment will wreak havoc on overhanging branches.
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For some reason, the universe seems to think the Browns need help demoralizing their fans and sinking their own ship—it keeps sending in wholly unnecessary conspirators to wreak havoc.
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Both pipelines have faced intense opposition from environmental groups and Native American tribes concerned that construction could wreak havoc on the environment and continue the country's reliance on fossil fuels.
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World stocks suffered their worst run since the 2008 financial crisis last week on fears the pandemic could wreak havoc on the global economy, and spell disaster for many firms.
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"By now, few can be in any doubt that 'no deal' would wreak havoc on economies across Europe," said Josh Hardie, deputy director-general of the Confederation of British Industry.
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President Donald Trump's latest travel ban may have been blocked by a Hawaii judge Wednesday before it went into effect, but it has still managed to wreak havoc on refugees.
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And it penalizes projects involving Russian sovereign debt and state-owned energy companies — a move that some Republicans, including in the Trump administration, fear could wreak havoc across global markets.
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Instead: The Fed rode to Bear's rescue anyway, fearing that the collapse of a major investment bank would cause panic in the markets and wreak havoc with the wider economy.
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As the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the world, a cruise ship company continues to get hit with lawsuits ... 3 more former passengers are the most recent plaintiffs.
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Research on the sun will help scientists understand the complex nature of solar weather, which brings us lovely aurora but can also wreak havoc on our satellites and electrical grid.
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Blessed with the hypnotic power of super speed, he's been hiding for most of his life, evading bad actors who would harness his speed to wreak havoc across the universe.
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The outbreak of a SARS-like virus in China, which is coinciding with the Lunar New Year travel season, is likely to wreak havoc on US airlines amid earnings season.
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They could be Russian intelligence, gathering information from politicians' personal accounts and then sitting on it until just the right moment to wreak havoc on the midterm or 2020 elections.
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An overwhelming majority of those warning about incipient financial crises tell us that we have learned nothing from the debacle that began to wreak havoc more than 22 years ago.
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"Creation Nation" put them on the very map they'd been studying since childhood, and today, they each wreak havoc, via their respective shows, on the citizens of this fair city.
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Pat Reilly had good reason to worry about Alzheimer's disease: Her mother had it, and she saw firsthand the havoc it could wreak on a family, much of it financial.
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To give a sense of what that's like, we created a special project that visualizes the damaging, tiny particles that wreak havoc on human health when people breathe them in.
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As the largest natural disaster to wreak havoc in the country since Trump took office, Harvey was seen as one of the president's first big tests as commander in chief.
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The tropical depression, which made landfall in Texas last week as a Category 2628 storm, continues to wreak havoc on the Gulf region, and has left tens of thousands displaced.
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But that could wreak havoc on the other bridges that cross the East River, said Jon Orcutt, the director of communications and advocacy at the Transit Center, a research group.
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While we're all watching Kim's countdown clock, it's unclear how prepared the US is to respond to Kim's New Year's resolution to wreak more havoc unless his demands are met.
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It's caused by an infection with a strain of Staphylococcus aureus that, when present in high enough levels, produces the TSST-1 toxin that can wreak a lot of havoc.
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President Donald Trump's hawkish stance on the U.S. trade deficit is misinformed and could wreak havoc on a still-fragile global economy, Asia business expert Stephen Roach told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Who might not wreak havoc if we had legions of zealous followers, a handful of nervous (and nuclear) foreign powers, and hundreds of loyal apparatchiks all hanging on our every tweet?
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"The results presented in this analysis are a conservative assessment of the damage that the trade policies advocated by candidate Trump could wreak on the US economy," the Peterson analysts write.
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