But it does the opposite, wreaking devastation, as in Baltimore.
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His misguided economic policies are wreaking havoc in many industries.
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The Silicon Valley kids are wreaking havoc on the economy.
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The virus would spread, potentially wreaking havoc on local ecosystems.
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They're also inopportune outsiders, wreaking havoc on seemingly tranquil communities.
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That's warming the planet and wreaking havoc all over the world.
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Often these locations are residential addresses, wreaking havoc on their lives.
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Purple sea urchins wreaking havoc on the West Coast, we report.
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This monster storm is wreaking havoc everywhere from Scotland to Germany.
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There's a new menace wreaking havoc in kitchens across the land.
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Then they spread across the continent, wreaking havoc as they went.
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All her eating out was wreaking havoc on her bottom line.
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But Democrats say the review is wreaking havoc on the grantmakers.
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So even the usually well-behaved moderate members are wreaking havoc.
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Financial engineers like Eddie Lampert are wreaking havoc on American companies.
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The economic havoc the coronavirus is wreaking remains the prime culprit.
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More rifts emerged and rockets began pelting the island, wreaking havoc.
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Worries about the virus are also wreaking havoc on global markets.
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And as for shot of the dragon wreaking fiery chaos on humans?
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The spacecraft Nostromo has an unwanted guest wreaking havoc on the crew.
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Flakka has all but disappeared from Florida, where it was wreaking havoc.
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These men are, generally, upset that Paradise is wreaking Paradise-like havoc.
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Only the individual, wreaking chaos in a giant playground, is really celebrated.
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But the pressure from the wastewater is wreaking havoc on Oklahoma's faultlines.
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Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis has been wreaking havoc on frogs for 20 years now.
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Is the new faux-button home button wreaking havoc with your gloves?
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But invasive species like green crabs are coming in and wreaking havoc.
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Technology "is wreaking havoc on our children," warned one former Facebook employee.
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Similar business disruptions are wreaking havoc across a wide range of industries.
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The collapse of the rial is wreaking havoc on the average Iranian.
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In the meantime, North Korean hackers are wreaking havoc around the world.
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Django Unchained has a freed slave wreaking vengeance on a Southern plantation.
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The epidemic is wreaking havoc on the travel industry well beyond Airbnb.
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Amazon is already wreaking Hurricane Harvey-like damage on the shopping landscape.
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Story at a glance Climate change is wreaking havoc on the Arctic.
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Many "race riots" involved heavily armed whites wreaking havoc on black communities.
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We can also avoid wreaking havoc on reefs with boats and construction.
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Maybe. But the electricity shortage is already wreaking havoc on the country's economy.
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Now, another blaze is wreaking havoc in the area, bringing back traumatic memories.
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However useful they might be, cotton buds are wreaking havoc on the environment.
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And just one species would cause problems, potentially wreaking havoc across entire habitats.
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Ocean acidification is wreaking havoc all over the sea, including in coral reefs.
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Australians are suffering sweltering heatwaves that are wreaking havoc on people and wildlife.
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The same goes for wreaking havoc in a mafia-owned restaurant or hideout.
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Gel manicures look pretty but they could be wreaking havoc on your nails.
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But the sophisticated worm wreaking the havoc spread to computers around the world.
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How should Europe respond to the wreaking ball potential of Trump's trade war?
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Like a masked marauder, my illness creeps into different bodily systems, wreaking havoc.
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But this requires single-use plastics that are wreaking havoc on the environment.
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In other parts of the country, floods and tropical storms are wreaking havoc.
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There are plenty of recent events highlighting the epidemic of young men wreaking havoc.
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But wreaking havoc on people's health care puts her well into bad scam territory.
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Of course, their havoc-wreaking weapons would be the good ol' hammer/bus pass.
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Iceland&aposs biggest &aposdoomsday volcano&apos could soon erupt, wreaking mass chaos on travelers.
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It is hard to argue that insect decline is yet wreaking significant economic damage.
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On the day we recorded the song, Hurricane Harvey began wreaking havoc in Texas.
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Far from being a problem only for future generations, it is wreaking havoc now.
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Then, as kids do, we all crammed in the living room together wreaking havoc.
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Rising temperatures and increasingly extreme weather is wreaking havoc on traditional wine-producing regions.
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SI: So you're not worried about utility-maximizing machines wreaking havoc in the future?
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Despite his past and well-known reputation for promoting prejudice, Mello continued wreaking havoc.
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In "Honey" (1997) she's a bit more naughty, wreaking havoc on a jet ski.
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The coronavirus has dominated the news and is wreaking havoc on the political world.
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We know it is wreaking havoc on the world's health and the world's economy.
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COVID-19 (commonly referred to as the coronavirus) is wreaking havoc on the world.
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And market bubbles, swelled by overextended borrowing, can explode, wreaking losses and stalling growth.
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Now, hurricanes are increasingly stalling when they make landfall, wreaking havoc on targeted areas.
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Alternatively, this folly could wind up wreaking global havoc well beyond the economic sphere.
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As an Indigenous farmer, the hotter summers were wreaking havoc on his yearly harvest.
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What tax cuts do, instead, is sharply reduce revenue, wreaking havoc with state finances.
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A decade ago, the worldwide financial crisis began wreaking havoc on the American economy.
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"An entrenched, unfettered class of superpredators is wreaking havoc on American society," he argues.
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The spill has been spreading for almost a week, wreaking environmental and economic havoc.
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Only rarely do his landscapes disclose the transformations that the Industrial Revolution was wreaking.
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Maybe the slug gets into the water supply of Hawkins and starts wreaking havoc?
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London (CNN Business)A popular weedkiller is wreaking havoc at drugs and chemicals giant Bayer.
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That's right, humans may be the ones wreaking havoc, but zombies remain a looming threat.
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Could one of Riverdale's most beloved characters be the person wreaking havoc on the town?
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For months we have heard about the elusive "violent Trump supporter" wreaking havoc on society.
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Someone, or something, breaks into your house and starts wreaking havoc on your precious household.
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Wonder Woman — isn't here to simply destroy her enemies or thwart injustice by wreaking havoc.
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They seem innocent enough at first glance, but they're actually wreaking havoc on our environment.
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Only together can we defeat the Islamists wreaking carnage on the streets in the West.
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Tourists are known for wreaking havoc on airplanes, in nature, and even in Disney parks.
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Move aside Kardashian curse, there's a new celebrity allegedly wreaking havoc on the sports world.
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Fears of the epidemic's long-term financial and market impacts are wreaking major financial havoc.
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The team is at its best when Cook is wreaking havoc out of the backfield.
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Upzoning will give developers "carte blanche to cut down trees," wreaking environmental havoc, NIMBYs respond.
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It tails an assassin wreaking havoc in Europe and the government agent tracking her down.
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And what would happen if emojis were wreaking havoc inside other apps than their own?
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Powerful ideas, captured in memorable stories, can spread like epidemics, wreaking economic havoc as they go.
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They're both action movies that rely heavily on big, flashy sequences of CGI creatures wreaking havoc.
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Lincoln seems to be wreaking havoc in her parents house in between her days at kindergarten.
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Nor has it stopped land grabs and illegal logging that are wreaking havoc in the countryside.
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Update: Super lice are reportedly back and wreaking havoc on schools in at least 25 states.
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Deforestation, pollution, climate change, and old fashioned human carelessness are wreaking havoc on the world's forests.
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Tens of thousands of semis rumbled through Will County every day, wreaking havoc on the infrastructure.
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But now that he's there, Kudlow's errors, misstatements, and exaggerations are wreaking havoc on U.S. policy.
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Rock on with Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton as superstars wreaking havoc on their loved ones.
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Trump is wreaking havoc while Democrats grapple with a messaging crisis and tumult in party structure.
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"Russia's biggest interest would be on wreaking some havoc on the U.S.-Mexico relationship," said Wilson.
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Playing out her rescue fantasies, she resolves to stalk the stalker, wreaking havoc in the process.
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It's unusual, yes, and it's wreaking a little bit of havoc on the state's election process.
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No, we're talking real, honest to god rat kings who are wreaking havoc on the nation's capital.
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Trade frictions are "wreaking havoc with supply chains and costs", according to an executive at electronics manufacturer.
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Ship traffic noise has doubled every decade since the 1960s, and it's wreaking havoc on marine life.
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Umm, Stranger Things is still about inter-dimensional aliens wreaking havoc on a small Indiana town, right?
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We feel for Tecosky and understand how all this meowing is wreaking havoc on his sleep schedule.
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If you thought The Bachelorette's villain Chad Johnson was done wreaking havoc on his competitors, think again.
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Big fires and power outages are wreaking havoc in California and spreading into the 2020 elections, too.
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That often prefaces a stunt, with Preston looping inside the upfield rush of Za'Darius and wreaking havoc.
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While party drug "molly" caused mass hysteria in 2013, mitigative Xanax was quietly wreaking the real havoc.
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Instead, she flails about, wreaking havoc, engaging in many of the behaviors she was once subjected to.
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Jones, alienated from Richards and Jagger, sought solace in drugs and alcohol, wreaking havoc on his health.
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The low prices of oil are wreaking havoc in the industry, adding to the broad investor anxiety.
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Typically, Sentinels will leave me alone unless I'm truly wreaking havoc, but here, they're much more temperamental.
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The ubiquity of Microsoft Office files make them the perfect vector for tricking victims and wreaking havoc.
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Social media users have alleged that the report "meaningless," writing of "elevator closures wreaking havoc on lives."
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Oklahoma City has also given Golden State a taste of its own medicine, wreaking havoc in transition.
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Since it started wreaking havoc in January production has plummeted to its lowest levels in two decades.
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With Hurricane Trump wreaking havoc on our nation, this jobs agenda comes not a moment too soon.
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Meanwhile, the country's crude-led recovery could be imperiled by militants wreaking havoc on the oil industry.
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The collateral consequences of these raids are already wreaking havoc on immigrant communities all around the country.
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"Committed to wreaking havoc upon orthodoxies of desire, he couldn't help but fit within them," she writes.
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This kind of sharing—which has been wreaking havoc around the globe—tends to be more intimate.
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If household chemicals are wreaking havoc on the hormones of cats, what are they doing to us?
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You probably know that the hard water in your shower may be wreaking havoc on your skin.
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The coronavirus isn't just putting a strain on Asian healthcare systems; it's wreaking havoc across Europe, too.
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How to know when a robocar is fully safe, or at least not wreaking havoc on the road?
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The Hodels are apparently masochistic nihilists, causing trouble and wreaking havoc just for fun, at least for now.
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The teen's stunt comes as thousands seek refuge from the dangerous polar vortex wreaking havoc on the Midwest.
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Matthew changed course last minute, mostly sparing Florida but wreaking havoc on parts of Georgia and South Carolina.
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As a result, California's wet season may get shorter but more intense, wreaking havoc on communities and infrastructure.
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Can our current agricultural practices keep up with that demand for food without wreaking havoc on the planet?
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Planes have since started taking off again, but not before wreaking havoc on travel plans around the globe.
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Record-breaking heat is also wreaking havoc in California, where the wildfire season is already worse than usual.
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It's basically just an open excuse to show Jamie Foxx wreaking havoc on a city's worth of criminals.
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And in rail, industry leaders agree that President Donald Trump's trade war is wreaking havoc on the industry.
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Congress has a golden opportunity to stop the NLRB's joint employer standard from wreaking havoc on job creators.
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But the conversation also needs to address a dangerous interconnected public health crisis wreaking havoc among under-30s.
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According to the Washington Post, shitfaced birds have started wreaking drunken terror on the Minnesota town of Gilbert.
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But wildfires in the West have been wreaking destruction of their own, though it has attracted less attention.
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It shouldn't be a problem, but it shows how coronavirus is wreaking havoc ... even with the court system.
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Mr. Dervishaj was a notorious criminal known for wreaking havoc in and around New York City's Albanian community.
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I am in Atlantic City doing nothing but wreaking havoc, doing things I know I shouldn't be doing.
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Though only 120 of the satellites are up and running, they&aposre already wreaking havoc with astronomical research.
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Donning such finery was said to have protected its wearers from bullets while wreaking terror in their enemies.
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"The evangelists of hate and division are wreaking havoc in our society using social media," Mr. Abiy said.
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In any given week, climate crisis–fueled storms, floods, wildfires, or droughts are wreaking havoc around the world.
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Payton won't be pressed to score and can concentrate on facilitating, cutting, and wreaking havoc on the other end.
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Ford practiced a fantasy politics, promising subways that would never get built and wreaking havoc on the city's budget.
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"Electronic traders are wreaking havoc in the markets," Leon Cooperman, founder of hedge fund Omega Advisors, told the WSJ.
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Roy Cooper said the hurricane was "wreaking havoc" in the state with nearly 600,000 residents without electricity on Friday.
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The powerful storm blasted northern Germany with 50-60 mph winds, downing trees and wreaking havoc on public transportation.
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People still loved Brooke during those havoc-wreaking years, but I like the fact that she's become the heroine.
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Air travel can spread a pandemic worldwide within days, wreaking havoc on the disorganized megacities of the developing world.
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The federal government is the one wild card on Wall Street that is wreaking havoc on stocks, Cramer said.
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It's easy to imagine future versions of Stuxnet or Flame spreading afar and wreaking untold damage on sensitive infrastructure.
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Started in 13, F.lux is the best way to keep your laptop from wreaking havoc on your sleep schedule.
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Weather A tornado overnight slammed Jefferson City, Missouri, causing widespread damage and wreaking havoc in the state's capital city.
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It's been a year since the WannaCry ransomware swept the globe, encrypting computers and wreaking havoc in the process.
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The Ft. Lauderdale Airport shooter walked casually through baggage claim before suddenly pulling his gun out and wreaking havoc.
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Jen told cops she believes Ronnie broke in and started wreaking havoc, because whoever did it let themselves in.
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I didn't "feel pregnant" and then "fall in love" with the microscopic worm nugget wreaking havoc in my uterus.
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There's also the chance that the new coral becomes an invasive species, potentially wreaking havoc on marine ecosystems. 5.
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Hackers are wreaking havoc in our politics and our culture — and outdated laws actually protect them from facing justice.
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Read more: Boeing's 737 Max crisis is wreaking havoc on the small town where it builds the grounded plane
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And, if elected, the threat could move from the rhetoric to the real, wreaking havoc on millions of lives.
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Before coming to the US, the spotted lanternfly invaded Korea, quickly establishing itself and wreaking havoc on its agriculture.
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Typhoon Mangkhut made landfall in Guangdong on Sunday, killing two people after wreaking havoc in Hong Kong and Macau.
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As coronavirus quickly spreads around the world, it's forcing people to stay put, and wreaking havoc on the economy.
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"Game of Thrones" begins a seventh season with Cersei Lannister wreaking havoc from her perch on the Iron Throne.
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They can go beyond the national outcry following recent events to prevent bullets from taking lives and wreaking tragedy.
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Just over thirty years ago, the first internet worm made its debut wreaking havoc on thousands of computers worldwide.
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In the past week, California has been pummeled by fierce winter storms wreaking havoc from Sacramento to San Diego.
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The damage he is capable of wreaking as he grasps at the wind, howling for his protector, is incalculable.
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The cycle simply continues, or even intensifies, devastating people with fixed incomes and ultimately wreaking havoc on investment decisions.
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All of which could put the flame-haired Cersei-in-training a little closer to wreaking her Westeros-wide revenge.
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Long before the common bed bug terrorized apartments and ruined perfectly good sheets, their relatives were wreaking havoc in caves.
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Lam said that "rioters are attacking different parts of Hong Kong, wreaking terror" and that everyday life had been affected.
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The risk is that Britain could leave the EU with no deal at all, wreaking maximum damage on the economy.
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Many Americans are just tuning in to Matthew, but this storm has been wreaking havoc in the Caribbean all week.
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This shock wave, in addition to wreaking havoc below, causes the asteroid to fracture and flatten out like a pancake.
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Today 23chan claims some twenty million monthly visitors, including a large population that seems to delight in wreaking havoc online.
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Eccentric parapsychologists battle ghosts wreaking havoc on Manhattan, this time with Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones.
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The "Cash Me Ousside" chick is wreaking havoc on the ground and almost in the air, and everyone's having twins.
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If a mounting pile of scientific evidence are to be believed, pesticides are wreaking havoc on our planet and bodies.
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Protesters that are wreaking havoc on private property and threatening local farmers and ranchers while the administration stands idly by.
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The Trump administration wants to expand seismic blasting and offshore drilling, wreaking havoc on our seas and jeopardizing coastal economies.
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Southern California blaze kills 3 people Across the state, the deadly Woolsey Fire is still wreaking havoc in Southern California.
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But, unfortunately, this miracle material does have a fatal flaw — and it's wreaking havoc on the environment that sustains us.
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The demonstrations have sometimes devolved into arson, riots and looting, wreaking billions of dollars of damage to infrastructure and businesses.
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Wildfires are wreaking more havoc; California's ten most destructive wildfires on record have all occurred in the last 30 years.
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The administration on Wednesday played down the dangers, saying voters should not worry about cyberattacks wreaking havoc with the election.
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When those iceberg armadas melted, that added an excess of fresh water into the ocean, wreaking havoc on the AMOC.
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Here's what we know about the extremist group wreaking havoc on the lives of Afghans and complicating US troop withdrawal.
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Lindsey Graham, a Republican senator from South Carolina, accused the Iranians of "wreaking havoc across the Middle East" on Twitter.
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In response, its members (John Belushi, Tim Matheson and others) concoct a plan to improve their grades while wreaking havoc.
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Officials estimated that attack cost companies and individuals billions of dollars worldwide while wreaking havoc on the global shipping trade.
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The Syrian Kurds defending Kobani, in Turkey's view, were allies of the Turkish Kurds wreaking havoc in their own country.
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Your muscles ache when you have the flu because the virus is wreaking havoc on your body and causing inflammation.
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These poisonous toads, which are native to South and Central America, have been wreaking havoc on local species ever since.
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Without living, breathing paychecks, the Devil has resigned himself to a life of mundanity, wreaking havoc in our daily lives.
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The travel curbs took effect immediately, wreaking havoc and confusion for would-be travellers with passports from the seven countries.
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Never mind that many trace the way humans are wreaking havoc on Earth, through terrorism or by provoking environmental damage.
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How does Twitter not have a series of tripwires that keep any single person from wreaking this sort of havoc?
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Earlier this year, New Zealand kicked out a family of "unruly" British tourists that were wreaking havoc across the country.
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Two new films featuring sharks wreaking havoc, "The Meg" and "The Last Sharknado: It's About Time," will arrive in August.
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The coronavirus continues wreaking havoc on global markets and many investors are feeling nervous as their retirement savings seemingly disappear.
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The coronavirus may be wreaking havoc on global markets, but this is no time to abandon your retirement savings strategy.
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Even before the eruption of cases, the virus was wreaking havoc across the wealthy and industrial north, where Milan sits.
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The married couples Talese portrays are looking for meaning through sexual freedom, wreaking havoc in the wake of their quests.
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Storm Dennis, officially classified as a "weather bomb," was lashing Britain as the shows began, flooding roads and wreaking havoc.
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One day, Opal finds a stray dog wreaking havoc in a grocery store, and she decides to take him home.
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Freddie Krueger made his debut tip-toeing through Ohio teenagers' dreams and wreaking havoc in the Nightmare on Elm Street.
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The continent is growing hotter, wreaking havoc on food supplies, but those who try to leave have nowhere to go.
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The summers are getting hotter, and the unpredictable and changing temperatures are wreaking havoc on our public infrastructure and agriculture.
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Beginning in 2015, Pakistanis and Afghans who were former Taliban members started wreaking havoc, claiming affiliation to the terrorist group.
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Population aging and increases in longevity are wreaking havoc on long-standing assumptions about retirement and how to fund it.
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Hurricane Barry made landfall in Louisiana on Saturday, and is still wreaking havoc five days later as a rain-heavy storm.
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The drought wreaking havoc on the region has left them with little to harvest, and even less to eat or drink.
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There isn't this problem where waves of undocumented immigrants are coming over here and wreaking havoc on communities such as ours.
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After reports emerged alleging that Kanye West's behavior was wreaking havoc on the Kardashian fam, Jenner shared her opinion on Twitter.
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The flights were lucky to land as Storm Ciara and its associated winds were wreaking havoc at airports across the UK.
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Hurricane Harvey caused severe flooding in Texas and Hurricane Irma followed close behind, wreaking havoc on several Caribbean nations and Florida.
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As the BBC reports, the bacteria, which appears in many mammals, birds, and reptiles, is currently wreaking havoc among Australia's koalas.
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Or those in the path of Hurricane Irma, which, as The Economist went to press, was wreaking havoc across the Caribbean.
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Cyclone Mekunu's outer bands were already dumping heavy rain and bending palm trees in Oman Friday after wreaking havoc on Socotra.
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The first trailer hit today, and it establishes that there will indeed be giant monsters wreaking havoc in a big city.
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Brexit is wreaking havoc with Mr Corbyn's plan to turn Labour into a mass movement as well as a parliamentary party.
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The rising sea level, centimetre by centimetre, is inexorably moving shorelines, laying waste to infrastructure and wreaking havoc on property values.
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That means that Von Miller and DeMarcus Ware won this game by wreaking havoc on tackles Michael Oher and Mike Remmers.
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My skin was not prepared for the onslaught of wind and below-freezing temperatures, and it's wreaking havoc on my complexion.
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But the decision is wreaking havoc on some parks, leading to crises of trash, human waste, illegal fires and other problems.
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When we find our days subsumed by meetings, our motivation and productivity levels plummet, wreaking havoc on our job satisfaction levels.
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And it came at a time when the region is roiling with Iranian-backed militants wreaking havoc from Israel to Yemen.
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Now Tuco will eventually be released from prison to continue wreaking havoc on others (including, eventually, Walter White and Jesse Pinkman).
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Depending on which study you read, vaping is either saving the lives of smokers, or just wreaking new havoc on lungs.
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Immigration court backlogs are wreaking havoc on the immigration system and affecting the rate at which naturalization applications can be processed.
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A new Tesla feature called "smart summon" that rolled out last week is wreaking havoc in parking lots, the Verge reports.
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And the air pollution from wildfires is just one among a growing roster of weather-related disasters wreaking havoc for humanity.
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The number one thing you can control — which I'm guessing is wreaking havoc on your productivity — is your intake of news.
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Roman even begins to grow on George, who inexplicably warms to him just as Roman is wreaking havoc at the firm.
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And even then the virus will probably be wreaking havoc in other parts of the country where the contagion started later.
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But many law enforcement veterans say he is wreaking untold damage on institutions that form the bulwark of a democratic society.
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All that manufactured truth leaking out into real life, and the fictional personalities following behind and wreaking havoc along with it.
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced people around the world to avoid travel, wreaking havoc on Uber and Lyft's core taxi businesses.
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More than 100,000 cases have been reported in over 90 countries worldwide, with more than 3,400 deaths, wreaking serious economic damage.
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Separately, our Rome bureau chief took to the hills of Piedmont, where climate change is wreaking havoc on Italy's wine production.
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Hurricanes Irma and Maria upended life in the Caribbean and beyond, wreaking havoc on islands stretching from Barbuda to Puerto Rico.
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These marine borers are wreaking havoc on older wooden piers, wharves and bridges all along the city's 5003 miles of waterfront.
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Hackers unleashed cyberattacks in dozens of countries, wreaking havoc on tens of thousands of computers and severely disrupting businesses and institutions.
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"Boiled Over" is an instant classic in the death metal canon, a havoc-wreaking giant crushing bones with each lumbering step.
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It's time for President Obama to step in and stop Treasury from wreaking havoc on the American economy and risking U.S. jobs.
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These rapid deaths are wreaking serious havoc on the timelines, making all of the mirrors and eventually all of their friends disappear.
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I think wearing my headscarf at night to protect my braids is wreaking havoc on my hairline because it's suffocating my skin.
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At the end of a harrowing 20 minutes, the cops finally got their hands on the animal wreaking havoc on Upper Manhattan.
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People with multiple sclerosis have a mutinous immune system that goes after and destroys myelin, wreaking havoc on the central nervous system.
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Rodents were introduced to the island as stowaways in the late 18th century and have been wreaking havoc on its ecosystem since.
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And the floating lanterns have been wreaking havoc outside of China as well, as the practice has caught on in other countries.
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Uber has been burning through capital, pissing off drivers, alienating riders, and generally wreaking havoc since its inception over six years ago.
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It's been some time since the heavyweight division has had a new talent wreaking havoc among its gatekeepers on the UFC roster.
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Missions generally involve sneaking into an orc camp or base, wreaking some havoc, and then taking down the bruising hulk in charge.
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The federal government is the one wild card on Wall Street that is wreaking havoc on stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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The public's perplexing support of strikers wreaking havoc on the economy shows just how long a shadow Brazil's endemic scandals have cast.
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People are already beginning to take notice of the more extreme weather events, like hurricanes and wildfires, wreaking havoc across the country.
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Apple's decision is reportedly wreaking havoc at the social network, rendering workers unable to access the apps they use for their jobs.
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Before I learned about the complexity of sexual pain, all I knew was that painful sex was wreaking havoc on my marriage.
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All eyes will be on commodity markets, where lower oil is boosting consumer pricing power but wreaking havoc on oil producers worldwide.
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Living in close proximity to domesticated animals led to diseases that crossed the species barrier, wreaking havoc in the densely settled communities.
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Hurricane Dorian left a trail of destruction and death in the Bahamas this month before wreaking havoc on the southeastern US coast.
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More than two dozen homes in Hawaii have been destroyed by volcanic eruptions that are wreaking havoc on two Big Island communities.
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Berenson does not offer any count of just how many of these 50 million consumers might be wreaking violent mayhem while high.
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As someone close to the firm told me yesterday, they distract Mr. Neumann from the core business, where he was wreaking havoc.
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Even then, we don't get the sense that he's wreaking a conscious revenge; rather, his paintings are in themselves acts of investigation.
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Sunday EST for flight operations, wreaking havoc on holiday travel plans for thousands of people hit by airline cancellations extending into Monday.
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So although it may not have its caliphate anymore, ISIS is still a potent terrorist organization capable of wreaking havoc and bloodshed.
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Or things may change between now and November, particularly with the coronavirus wreaking havoc with the economy and our health care system.
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The coronavirus outbreak has halted the lives of millions of Americans, wreaking havoc as layoffs pile up and the death toll mounts.
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We can also avoid wreaking havoc on reefs by rerouting boats around them and restricting construction in the coastal areas near them.
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Both Biden and Sanders cast themselves as better equipped to combat the coronavirus pandemic wreaking havoc on the United States than Trump.
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And ultimately, if one Henry Deaver becomes the "right" one, the other is left to be a wandering, ageless spirit, wreaking havoc.
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Building on or over water is especially expensive because the wind, waves and marine animals are constantly wreaking havoc on any structure.
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On Wednesday, the Category 5 storm was wreaking havoc in the Caribbean and barreling toward Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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It's sort of an enormous mutated eel, and after wreaking havoc on some river-goers, it snatches Hyun-seo and takes off.
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Mr. Trump has ordered American companies out of China and expressed satisfaction at the damage his tariffs are wreaking on its economy.
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But many in Myanmar view China warily and infrastructure projects have been deeply unpopular, uprooting thousands of villagers and wreaking environmental damage.
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NAFTA could collapse altogether, wreaking havoc on the continental economy that has steadily grown over the past two-and-a-half decades.
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Overusing antibiotics also kills off the good bacteria in people's bodies, potentially wreaking havoc on our microbiomes and weakening our immune systems.
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Omar Souleyman, a Syrian electronic music star, is accused of wreaking "further destruction" on the country's culture by catering to European party-goers.
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This time the subject matter was Game of Thrones episode five, and the clip showed a cartoon dragon wreaking havoc on a city.
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Weather is wreaking havoc on the 2018 College World Series, but it apparently isn't deterring Major League Baseball from showing up in 2019.
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It's been nearly a week since a massive wildfire broke out in Northern California, wreaking havoc on the once picturesque town of Paradise.
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This was the account she used (with permission) to get in contact with the hacker after about an hour of him wreaking havoc.
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"I think climate global chaos is wreaking havoc everywhere and I don't imagine Antarctica will be any different from that," she told Reuters.
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It's difficult to comprehend the scale of the flooding and devastation that Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath are wreaking on the Houston area.
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With Tropical Storm Harvey still wreaking havoc in Texas, its potential impact on the state's oil and gas industry are still largely unknown.
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While the nation mourned with vigils and commemorative events, gunmen in Chicago were also wreaking havoc on the city long plagued with violence.
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That worst-case scenario includes large boulders and ash shooting out of the volcano's summit crater, potentially wreaking havoc on the ground below.
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Here it is, folks—our first glimpse of that abominable virus that's been wreaking havoc in parts of South America and the Caribbean.
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The rising Seine is spilling into the streets and wreaking havoc on the city after nearly a week of heavy rainfall in Paris.
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The dark plumes of smoke, which are wreaking havoc on local communities, are a stark reminder of the ongoing war in the region.
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But other solutions would call for more systemic changes - like rescinding the federal hiring freeze seen as wreaking havoc on federal IT hiring.
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Santa Claus may soon need a new form of transportation: A new study reveals climate change is wreaking havoc on the reindeer population.
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Even more urgent though, is the need to find drinking water, and get out of the glaring sun wreaking havoc on her skin.
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Hurricane Dorian hovered over the Bahamas this weekend, wreaking havoc and killing at least 20 people before it approached the US southeast coast.
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Washington blacklisted the bureau after North Korean hackers were accused of wreaking havoc on the computer network of Sony's movie studio in 2014.
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The effectiveness of the treatment is a race against time, as the microbes try to survive and thrive inside your eye, wreaking havoc.
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Climate change is wreaking havoc on our world, and we have to have folks who are going to go hard on that issue.
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But the real fault lies with the owners who seem to be acting like spoiled children, wreaking havoc on the company they founded.
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That attack melted down about 70 percent of Sony's computers and servers at its studios, wreaking considerable damage, and embarrassed many Sony executives.
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The target is an invasive species called nutria — large, rat-like rodents with orange teeth — that are wreaking havoc with the state's ecosystems.
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We can get through this and we can get through this without wreaking havoc on our health care system or on our population.
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The show begins in October 1987, when huge storms hit Britain, wreaking physical destruction outside the apartment that matches the emotional turbulence within.
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Many people seemed indifferent to an epidemic that was already wreaking havoc across the globe and that had been making headlines for months.
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Coronavirus may be wreaking havoc on the global economy, but it's provided a nice sales boost to at least one prominent global retailer.
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The storm's rain bands reached out hundreds of miles beyond its center, wreaking havoc throughout much of Georgia and South Carolina on Monday.
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Like many, I'm still interested in conpeople cleverly wreaking havoc, but my desire to see every trickery turned into a miniseries has waned.
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E-waste is wreaking havoc on the Earth at a pretty alarming rate, with nearly 70% of toxins in landfills coming from electronics.
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A punishing earthquake struck the Bay Area, wreaking havoc, causing fatalities, suspending the Bay Area World Series between the Giants and the A's.
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Researchers say that the wildfires wreaking havoc in Australia may have impacted nearly a half a billion animals in just one state alone.
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Two devastating storms slammed into Mozambique in less than two months this year, killing hundreds and wreaking destruction across central and northern regions.
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Determining what species exist is an important step in protecting them from human development, which is already wreaking havoc on the Amazon's land.
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Even the most honorable people are not immune to being overtaken by the filth wreaking from the Trump White House day after day.
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It's up to two overlooked telemarketers and a security guard to bring an end to their boss and the havoc he is wreaking.
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As a result, new forces creep into their lives, wreaking havoc on the family while also offering something new to the teenage daughter.
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Also wreaking havoc on the public comments are more than 50,000 bots that, impersonating people, have left comments expressing support for Pai's proposal.
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He then joined a Shin Bet intelligence outfit tasked with stopping the Palestinian suicide bombings and other attacks wreaking havoc on Israeli streets.
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T=13. Caracas, Venezuela — Venezuela's economy is one of the most dysfunctional in the world, with hyperinflation wreaking havoc among the country's populace.
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The result was a huge gap in supply and demand — followed by hours of Rick and Morty fans ironically wreaking havoc in protest.
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The sweeping travel curbs took effect immediately, wreaking havoc for would-be travellers with passports from the seven countries and prompting an international outcry.
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Tyrannosaurus rex, like the kind wreaking havoc in "Jurassic Park," reigned as king of the dinosaurs between 19983 million and 80 million years ago.
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We all spend way too much time staring at our phones, an addiction that's likely wreaking havoc on both our eyes and our brains.
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Amazon has long been wreaking havoc on the retail world, but this past month has been especially troubling for Amazon competitors of all kinds.
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And in security, it's a satisfying feeling knowing you have malicious traffic trapped in your sinkhole, and not out wreaking havoc in the world.
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Because we've now seen bad actors sort of digging into peoples' old tweets, taking them out of context and wreaking all kinds of havoc.
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If you're still a disbeliever in the havoc that this retrograde is wreaking amongst this beloved genre, consider this one final piece of evidence.
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Particles can return to the immediate area as acid rain that's absorbed by plants and soil, wreaking havoc on ecosystems, human health, and communities.
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Needless to say, it's been wreaking havoc on a number of users' phones, leaving them unable to use the Twitter app without frequent crashes.
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They can also get extremely modern and throw Leonard deeper into the frontcourt (next to Pascal Siakam) with three guards scampering around, wreaking havoc.
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Left unchecked, it leaves thousands of home networking devices exposed to full control by hackers, who can then ensnare them in havoc-wreaking botnets.
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Brazil's truckers began a nationwide protest 11 days ago demanding lower fuel prices, blocking highways across the country and wreaking havoc with the economy.
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While we might be quick to blame our reflexes, scalpers employing bots have been wreaking havoc in the now mostly digital ticket selling business.
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Apple unleashed its latest iOS 10 update to the world last week, and friends and family have been wreaking havoc on me ever since.
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Labour moderates (who constitute the vast majority of the party's MPs) will step in to prevent Mr Corbyn from wreaking havoc, the argument goes.
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Never mind that it is within their individual countries that most people are experiencing and responding to inequality, and wreaking havoc because of it.
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He has not been shy in speeches or social media posts about stopping Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei from wreaking havoc in the Gulf.
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Small pockets of new militants claiming affiliation with the Islamic State have added to the chaos, wreaking havoc in parts of the country's east.
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Wild turkeys have been wreaking havoc in Tom's River, New Jersey, where local residents say the fowl have attacked them and destroyed their property.
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As you can imagine, all of this frustrated testers and developers alike, and was wreaking havoc on the company's plans to streamline app production.
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Some climate models predict that in a warming world, tropical storms will move more slowly, wreaking greater pain on the communities they come across.
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The Shaman is a magical guy who can bring back dead people who are "amazing" to help fight monsters wreaking havoc on the world.
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Minnie Driver's wreaking havoc on her neighbor by chucking baby food jars filled with black paint against his walls ... according to a new lawsuit.
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But the Trump administration, and its allies in Congress, are wreaking havoc on the institutions that have made the dollar dominant for so long.
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The showrunners claim the havoc-wreaking was a spur-of-the-moment decision, but Dany actually telegraphed it in words and actions long before.
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For months, there had been chatter about an Obamacare enrollee with multimillion-dollar bills who was supposedly wreaking havoc on the Iowa insurance marketplace.
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Despite her doubts, Ms. Erickson does not blame people for delighting in the viral story that drunken birds were wreaking havoc in the city.
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Trilobites Scientists have long known that artificial light can attract and disorient birds at night, causing collisions and wreaking mischief with their migratory path.
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That made him a direct threat to the United States and he has come close to wreaking devastation on US targets in the past.
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It was 2016, and grenades and mortars were crashing down in rapid succession, wreaking havoc on Ukrainian positions on the edge of Stanytsia Luhanska.
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Only a few more inches of snow were expected, the National Weather Service said, but the wind was wreaking a fair bit of havoc.
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Federal agencies are supposed to be subject to oversight by other institutions that can stop them from wreaking havoc with consumers and their livelihoods.
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On Monday, a resident called the police to report some kind of primate wreaking havoc near the corner of 24th and East Bellaire streets.
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Large parts of South America have been pummeled for weeks by torrential rains that are wreaking havoc throughout the western region of the continent.
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After the 2015 attack in Paris on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, Mr. Erdogan warned that its blasphemous cartoons were "wreaking terror" on Muslims.
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As officers gathered for an evening meeting, Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Due mentioned a news report of off-duty American sailors wreaking havoc in Greece.
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His problem wasn't with the Syrians, he explained, but the bigger forces at play here that are wreaking havoc on all their young lives.
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If your morning cup of joe is wreaking havoc on your teeth, two guys have invented clear, colourless coffee that promises to spare your smile.
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Once a fumbling vice president, she's become the Cersei Lannister of Washington, wreaking unholy havoc on those who try her patience, just because she can.
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And yet, what's paradoxical about these films—especially those produced during conservative eras—is that the "solution" almost always involves wreaking further damage upon nature.
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I would love to blame RHONY's nonsense on the series' producers, since the behind-the-scenes puppet masters are usually the ones actually wreaking havoc.
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After making landfall on Friday night, Hurricane Harvey has since been downgraded to a tropical storm but it is still wreaking damage throughout southeast Texas.
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Amazon has been wreaking havoc on virtually every industry it has gotten into, and even industries it is just starting to explore, like tech support.
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"Dollar opened up pretty strong and rallied, wreaking havoc on the cotton prices," said Jon Marcus, president of Lakefront Futures and Options brokerage in Chicago.
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It's the popular party drug that's been wreaking havoc on Archie and his pals, while their parents clutch their pearls and look on in horror.
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But for the rest of us, there's still the fun of watching a maniacal piece of plastic running around wreaking havoc and carving up bodies.
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Taylor Swift should be super secure in her $20 million fortified NYC penthouse, but it didn't stop an obsessed fan from wreaking some serious havoc.
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Hurricanes with human names grab all the attention, but "sunny day" or "nuisance" flooding caused by high tides is wreaking havoc along the US coastline.
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Gas costs less than bottled water in many places, and petroleum markets are in a prolonged slump that's wreaking havoc on the industry's bottom line.
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After that, Ryan will have only four more weeks before the November elections — and the possibility of Trump or Cruz wreaking havoc on Republican hopes.
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Our prosecutors managed to put away some very undesirable characters — cartel leaders and kingpins who were wreaking havoc on the streets with their violent trade.
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In case you haven't heard, Hurricane Matthew â€" currently classified as a category 26 storm â€" is wreaking havoc on the eastern coast of Florida.
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In "Move Fast and Break Things," Taplin draws extensively on this experience to illustrate the damage, both deliberate and collateral, that Big Tech is wreaking.
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There's nothing better than that care-free vacation feeling — but it turns out your nonchalance could be wreaking more havoc on your wallet than necessary.
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" He also uses an apparent quotation to argue that one reason defamation law exists is to prevent a defamed person from "wreaking his own vengeance.
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CHICAGO — Khalil Mack once again put on the sort of havoc-wreaking show the Chicago Bears envisioned when they traded for the superstar pass rusher.
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Not even a year into Mr. Trump's first term, we are increasingly seeing the havoc his policies are wreaking on the lives of undocumented immigrants.
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Since May of last year, more than 4,000 electric scooters have appeared on the streets of Nashville, and they have been wreaking havoc ever since.
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Early signs of low turnout in Illinois and Florida offered another sobering reminder of how the coronavirus pandemic is wreaking havoc on the election year.
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The Kremlin throws its weight around by murdering people with nerve gas agents and wreaking havoc where it can, be it Syria, Ukraine or Facebook.
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The bad news: When researchers tested 31 moisturizers widely available in the United States, they ranged in pH from 3.73 to a havoc-wreaking 8.19.
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If anything, the Obama administration should have done much more to address the refugee crisis that is wreaking havoc across the Middle East and Europe.
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Shutting off the spigot to Iraq could squeeze the country&aposs access to cash, gumming up its financial system and wreaking havoc on its economy.
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That affinity allows "Hansard" to elide past and present: A wisecrack about "European foxes" wreaking havoc on Diana's adored garden winks at Brexit-era realpolitik.
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Samurai warriors are the legendary defenders of Japan — until the fearsome Mongol Empire invades the island of Tsushima, wreaking havoc and conquering the local population.
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The crisis is a devastating problem that has been a top priority for most lawmakers due to the widespread havoc it's wreaking across the nation.
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Mary worries that her husband is growing dangerously paranoid; he worries that no one is worried enough about the environmental destruction that humans are wreaking.
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But the depiction of our collective blindness to the environmental devastation we're wreaking — as well as the irresponsible way mass media cover it — is gripping.
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And Raimondo has stains on her record, including the botched rollout of a $650 million public-assistance computer system that wasn't ready, wreaking epic havoc.
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To delve into Kimmy's issues, Fey joins the cast as Andrea, a therapist who swings between straitlaced professionalism and wreaking drunken havoc on Kimmy's life.
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Now, during the heart of the holiday shopping season, the company is wreaking havoc on used booksellers who have come to rely on Amazon for customers.
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It's the kind of system that would give meteorologists unfettered joy, if it were not wreaking shrieking, wet havoc on several states (and threatening several more).
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But even though we're not longer wreaking havoc on our skin with a steady diet of cookies and cocktails, the winter weather refuses to let up.
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Some rumors have spread recently that Odell Beckham Jr. and Khloé Kardashian are dating, and the story is wreaking a little havoc on Beckham's personal life.
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Before that, in the early years of the new millennium, WMG's revenue increased exactly when Napster and its clones were wreaking havoc on the music business.
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Negative stories about Muslim communities or immigrants from Africa and the Middle East wreaking havoc in European countries are increasingly common in conservative English language media.
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And in blockbuster movies, this would make it a lot easier to visually demonstrate the impact of CG alien invaders wreaking havoc in real-life cities.
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While these critics couldn't provide evidence that pythons weren't wreaking havoc on Florida's ecosystems (they are), they were certain that killing them was the wrong answer.
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Some critics pushed against it.) According to Jean-Marc Vallée, Perry's (Zoë Kravitz) mother will appear on the scene, wreaking havoc for the mothers of Monterey.
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It's a far different situation to the "stupid-level cold" the U.S. is experiencing, thanks to the bomb cyclone wreaking havoc along the country's eastern seaboard.
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Market participants, concerned about China's intense new property curbs wreaking havoc on the economy, drew some solace from data that showed accelerating home prices last month.
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It may not actually be possible for a team with Popovich at the controls and Leonard wreaking havoc on the wing to be bad on defense.
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Union boats drifted down the river, with Tubman along as a guide using her knowledge of the land, wreaking havoc on plantations and destroying Confederate supplies.
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In theory, they could also wipe out the disease by removing the genes causing the disease after it has already started wreaking havoc on the body.
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It's also wreaking havoc on Hawaii's famed tourism industry to an estimated tune of millions of dollars in the first week after the May 3 eruption.
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Pay them too little, and you risk wreaking havoc on their bottom line — and possibly forcing a wave of hospital closures as some critics have warned.
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Britain said it plans to follow later this year as plastic is wreaking havoc on the marine environment – killing dolphins, choking turtles and degrading precious habitats.
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Ms. Skoglund's piece "Radioactive Cats" creates a stark tableau, showing a couple in kitchen, oblivious to the swarm of lime green cats wreaking havoc around them.
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Distinguishing a future terrorist underground from the merely unfortunate will require segregation and interrogation while not allowing intelligence operations to turn into opportunities for wreaking vengeance.
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She added: "We see in the stock market and the erratic tariff strategy that it is wreaking havoc on a poor farm economy," Keown-Bomar said.
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Amazon is wreaking havoc on the retail space, and technician Todd Gordon says the charts are showing there's actually no relief in sight for the group.
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The Islamic State remains capable of wreaking damage around the world simply by inspiring adherents to take up a gun, a bomb or even a car.
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Both events are known for shutting down a large swath of downtown San Francisco, around the Moscone Center, wreaking havoc on the city's already congested streets.
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Social media is infested with roving bands of malicious hackers, far less concerned with intercepting communications for surveillance purposes than with wreaking havoc and embarrassing targets.
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Officials have warned that the damage will eventually force their hand, shutting down one tube and wreaking havoc along the busiest rail line in the country.
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Could it be that Harambe is back, wreaking revenge on the mere mortal who will spend way too much lucre on his reincarnated, snack-food soul?
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Firefighters battled multiple wildfires that were wreaking havoc across California and other western states on Sunday as some blazes were brought under control while others prompted evacuations.
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A YouTube star posted a video to his account on Tuesday showing his home in the aftermath of the wildfires wreaking havoc across the Los Angeles area.
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Go deeper: Globally, outsized firms are wreaking havoc with workers In a market bloodbath, questions about behemoths The large parts of America left behind by today's economy
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The original 1993 film about a trio of 17th century witches wreaking havoc in modern day Salem, Massachusetts, stars Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy.
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Harvey made landfall in Texas on Friday night as a Category 4 hurricane, wreaking havoc along the coast of the state and killing at least 35 people.
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But the days to come would bring other amphibians to the center, and Lozano-Ortega began to see how the smugglers were wreaking havoc in the wild.
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While the idea of frozen life forms waking up and wreaking havoc sounds borderline supernatural, scientists have been aware that this can happen for a long time.
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Is he an angel, trying to save Winden from its infinite loop, or is he the devil, wreaking havoc on the lives of the people at Winden?
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"We have seen many times in the past, the death of key leaders will not prevent the terrorist organizations from wreaking havoc," Banlaoi told news channel ANC.
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We talked to a few industry pros to get the lowdown on some of the best ways to stop slick lids from wreaking havoc on your makeup.
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It was the work of an attorney general who understands the immigration system exceedingly well and is devoted to wreaking as much change in it as possible.
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"Urban air pollution continues to rise at an alarming rate, wreaking havoc on human health," said Dr. Maria Neira, a WHO director for environment and public health.
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"The drastic fall in outright prices is wreaking havoc on heavy crudes which are typically sold at deep discounts to benchmark crudes," said analysts at JBC Energy.
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However, their ecosystems are increasingly under threat as pollution and illegal fishing are wreaking havoc on the maritime environment with devastating consequences for wildlife and people alike.
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A further decline eventually saw the price of crude oil fall below $40 a barrel by end of 20183, wreaking havoc with the finances of energy producers.
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Extortion, one of the oldest tricks in the criminal bag, is wreaking havoc in the brave new digital world — and generating lots of money for cyber crooks.
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In many of the movies and TV shows that came out this year, there was an uptick of angry, female protagonists wreaking revenge on their male abusers.
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All the effort you're putting into getting in shape could end up wreaking havoc on your face — if you're working out with your makeup on, that is.
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Almost unknown inside the United States, FATCA has been wreaking havoc with global financial markets and making life hell for eight million or more Americans living abroad.
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"Here Comes Your Man" ranks alongside "Where Is My Mind?" on the list of Pixies radio hits and it's about an earthquake wreaking devastation on the land.
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It is based on conversations with government officials, local residents, reporters and others both at the time the storm was wreaking havoc, and since it made landfall.
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Trump and Republicans are wrong to say that the ACA is imploding, but their sabotage is wreaking havoc and could lead to the demise of the HealthCare.
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"The story here is that the trade war, coupled with China's underlying slowdown, is wreaking havoc in both countries," Shepherdson told clients in a report on Thursday.
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He has not been shy in speeches or social media posts about his desire to stop Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei from wreaking havoc in the Gulf.
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Climate change is wreaking havoc, the global economy is slowing sharply, and central banks may not be in position to respond effectively if there's a big recession.
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After days of ruinously heavy storms in southern Louisiana, rain-swollen rivers and creeks continued wreaking damage across the state, inundating neighborhoods and submerging roads and highways.
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It's not just a consumer issue: When these gadgets stop working, they often end up in landfills, wreaking havoc on the environment and communities who live nearby.
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Hypervigilant to social threats, the lonely brain detects them everywhere, wreaking havoc on the body by putting the nervous system on constant alert and spurring further isolation.
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A massive blizzard is pummeling the East Coast of the United States, wreaking havoc on the roads, leaving thousands without power, and throwing travel plans into disarray.
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A horde of wild turkeys is wreaking havoc on a small Oregon town, ruining gardens, swarming lawns, and dropping vile, odorous bird shit all over the place.
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The effects of a 2005 tape on which Trump brags of a history of sexually predatory behavior is still rippling though the Trump campaign and wreaking havoc.
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A stifling June heatwave with triple-digit temperatures hit agriculture producers in California, lowering dairy cow milk production and wreaking havoc on crops like citrus and nuts.
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Slappy (voiced by Mick Wingert) swiftly comes to life, wreaking havoc on Sonny's family, school and eventually the entire town of Wardenclyffe, where Sam and Sonny live.
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"The drastic fall in outright prices is wreaking havoc on heavy crudes, which are typically sold at deep discounts to benchmark crudes," analysts at JBC Energy said.
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An ubervillain who first appeared at the original's end, the Underminer (voiced by Pixar staple John Ratzenberger), is wreaking havoc on the planet, and "supers" remain outlaws.
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But he gets the wreaking-international-havoc job done, as do the many other monsters, including a Mothra almost as delightfully psychedelic as the old Toho version.
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As the outbreak spreads, wreaking havoc on financial markets and small businesses alike, lawmakers have indicated that they are willing to compromise to find a quick solution.
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There is an awful lot to write about with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic now pressing down on the US after wreaking havoc in Asia and Europe.
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Wednesday Addams is still wreaking havoc by bringing a bunch of dead frogs back to life during science class, and Pugsley is still the goofy younger brother.
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Hurricane Dorian is currently wreaking havoc on Grand Bahama Island and is expected to move towards Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia over the coming days.
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As recently as October, ISIS was still wreaking havoc in the region, taking credit for a suicide bombing at a mosque that killed more than 70 people.
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Though there are only 120 Starlink satellites currently in orbit, they&aposre already wreaking havoc among the astronomical research community, obscuring the view of the night sky.
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Then I decided to shell out a bit more for a new pill because my old friend Levlen, while amazingly cheap, was wreaking havoc on my skin.
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There's Surgeon Simulator, where players inhabit a crappy doctor who cannot hold onto their tools, or Goat Simulator, which has players wreaking havoc in a small town.
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Negative interest rate policies from the and the Bank of Japan are wreaking havoc on their respective economies, said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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The next best thing would be JAKKS Pacific's new interactive Wizard Training Wands that make it feel like you're learning to cast spells, without wreaking havoc on Muggles.
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But Beausoleil wasn't done railing ... he is still trying to justify the murders as more than a bunch of lunatics wreaking havoc on Los Angeles back in 1969.
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While all eyes have been on the devastation from Hurricane Harvey in Texas, catastrophic floods have also been wreaking havoc more than 8,000 miles away in South Asia.
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In Transit The snow may have stopped falling but the blizzard that brought travel in the Northeast to a standstill is still wreaking havoc on transportation and tourism.
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Yet terrorist groups and bloodthirsty regimes have been wreaking havoc through ancient cities, and destroying some of Islamic civilization's most prestigious artworks, libraries, mosques and other historical relics.
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We were shooting scenes less than a mile away from shore, and yet no one ever thought about the damage that our trash was wreaking on the ocean.
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But we don't mean the Marie Kondo method; we're talking about clearing our complexions of icky buildup from a long winter's worth of drying and havoc-wreaking elements.
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However, Goldman had a caveat for investors rushing into a "Trump trade" that has sent stocks on a tear to record highs awhile wreaking havoc on Treasury debt.
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Image: WABC via NY Daily NewsA crane collapsed across the span of New York's Tappan Zee Bridge today, blocking traffic and wreaking havoc on the state's longest bridge.
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Boston medical researchers authored an article that calls the trend "Snapchat dysmorphia," arguing that the filters on popular photo-sharing apps are wreaking havoc on our self-esteem.
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As the film was shot during the late '80s, the AIDS crisis and the devastation it was wreaking on queer communities across the country naturally come into play.
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"I spent so much time wreaking havoc with my family that these last few years we have spent just enjoying the granddaughter that I actually have," she says.
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She made no secret of the fact that she was still extremely into Haibon, an obsession that ended up wreaking havoc on Haibon's budding relationship with Caila Quinn.
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The prospect of furloughing government workers and wreaking havoc on the bureaucracy may have made Democratic politicians queasy, even if they weren't worried about being blamed for it.
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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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The Bucks inflicted most of their damage off the dribble, and when Brogdon wasn't punishing scrambling defenders, Antetokounmpo was wreaking havoc on the glass and as a facilitator.
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With rains wreaking havoc on communities across the nation, Congress has no time to waste fixing the outdated National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) before it expires in September.
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Bennie G. Thompson, the top Democrat on the House Homeland Security Committee, issued a statement responding to the news and accusing Bolton of "wreaking havoc" on the NSC.
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The demonstrations have sometimes devolved into arson, riots and looting, leaving at least 20 dead and wreaking billions of dollars in damages to public infrastructure and private business.
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However, a patchwork of confusing and often conflicting rules in more than 20 local and county laws was wreaking havoc on the industry and leaving our customers confused.
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The demonstrations have sometimes devolved into arson, riots and looting, leaving at least 20 dead and wreaking billions of dollars of damage to public infrastructure and private businesses.
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" Mattel: Cramer thinks Toys R Us' liquidation of its U.S.-based stores may still be wreaking havoc at Mattel, adding that the toymaker's "balance sheet needs a fixup.
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The United States blacklisted the bureau last year after North Korean hacking attacks were blamed for wreaking havoc on the computer network of Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2014.
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Our Place Of Worship Is Silence is the latest effort from a small cadre of extreme metal creatives who've been wreaking havoc across California since the early 2000s.
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Most important, Mr. Trump has done nothing to stop Russia from wreaking havoc on American elections, as members of his own administration have made clear in recent days.
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President Donald Trump applauded the Federal Reserve's move to slash interest rates because of the coronavirus pandemic slowing down the economy and wreaking havoc on the financial markets.
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The coronavirus is wreaking havoc on consumer businesses, but is especially threatening to digital-based startups that raised a lot of money on the promise of rapid growth.
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Along the way, you solve a mystery about natural disasters wreaking havoc on Pokémon habitats, and whether you, a human-turned-Pokémon, play a role in the calamity.
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The coronavirus outbreak is wreaking havoc in the sports world -- several major events have been canceled or postponed ... including La Liga soccer games, ATP tennis tournaments and more.
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America has a man in the White House holding the spot, and wreaking havoc as he waits for the day when a real president arrives to replace him.
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It is the question on the minds of many in the New York City area: Why is a relatively minor train derailment still wreaking havoc on my commute?
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China may have to cut taxes, boost spending and slash interest rates to prevent the coronavirus outbreak wreaking havoc on an already fragile economy.
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Chin-Hong said Karius' test was able to accurately diagnose a patient getting treated for leukemia with a sexually transmitted infection that was wreaking havoc on their health.
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But then mysterious electric pulses start to rock the Earth, wreaking havoc on equipment and life on Earth as well as at outposts on the moon and Mars.
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LEGO DC Super-Villains gives players the ability to play as a super-villain throughout the game, wreaking havoc in a story produced in collaboration with DC Comics.
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Mr. Endo's brood belonged to the brown marmorated stink bug, Halyomorpha halys, which is known for wreaking havoc on farms and in suburban homes across the United States.
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Nuclear war is total, impersonal, all-out destruction; biological warfare is less flashy, wreaking havoc by exploiting what makes us human: our connections, physical and emotional, with each other.
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Weather machines have the potential to make life better for communities in need—but they could also be turned into potential weapons, wreaking meteorological havoc within an adversary's borders.
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The biggest problem is that if hackers have been in control of Trump subdomains for years, they could have been wreaking all sorts of havoc that we're unaware of.
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Airports and the airlines that pay them don't want to see a drone sucked into a jetliner's engine, or a drone that's rigged as an explosive device wreaking havoc.
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As penance, he sets out to kill a thousand evil men, and ends up fighting the students of a new sword style, who are wreaking havoc across the country.
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Meteorologists said the storm should die down by early Monday morning, but not before blanketing a large swath of the eastern US in several inches of havoc-wreaking snow.
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Snowstorms may get the most attention for wreaking havoc on flight schedules, but it is actually the summer months that see the most weather-related flight delays in America.
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China has told the United Nations the chances of the lab wreaking any havoc on the ground are "very low," but that it would closely monitor the craft's reentry.
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From South Asia to Southern Florida, extreme weather is terrorizing communities, wreaking havoc on infrastructure, killing thousands, dislocating millions, and quickly adding to the rising number of climate refugees.
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Where it has been After wreaking havoc in the Caribbean (and killing at least 26 people there), Irma slammed into the Florida Keys as a monstrous Category 1853 hurricane.
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The defeat of ISIS' physical caliphate in the Middle East has analysts worried that the group's many foreign fighters will return to their home countries and begin wreaking havoc.
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The fires struck the heart of the state's world-renowned wine-producing region, wreaking havoc on its tourist industry while damaging or demolishing at least 13 Napa Valley wineries.
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The week ahead also brings Black Friday, the traditional start of the holiday season, but analysts say it's lost its importance with online shopping wreaking havoc on traditional retail.
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That number comes up in the form of a mysterious element known as "The Two Hundred," which in this episode is wreaking havoc on the town of Langley Falls.
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Bambaataa, a member of the Black Spades, decided in 1973 to create an organization that would offer an alternative to the gangs that were wreaking havoc on the neighborhood.
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A relentless focus on reducing the number and dosage of opioid prescriptions is wreaking hell on people in intractable pain—while failing to treat addiction or reduce overdose deaths.
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Sometime in the 1980s, microscopic mites that had been afflicting honeybees outside the United States found their way to Florida and Wisconsin and began wreaking havoc across the country.
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Recent headlines at Origo — once a respected online news site — were a numbing assortment of articles about migrants wreaking havoc on various European cities and conspiracies about Mr. Soros.
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President Trump's instincts were right and the data is behind him: We face a youth addiction epidemic that is wreaking havoc on the lives of teens and their families.
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In the Northern Mariana Islands, the depleted public pension fund was wreaking such fiscal havoc in 2012 that the territory declared it bankrupt, but the case was thrown out.
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At least seven people were killed in the Abaco Islands as Hurricane Dorian struck the Bahamas, wreaking destruction and devastation that left officials expecting the death toll to rise.
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"The Muslim ban targeted individuals of color and caused chaos at U.S. airports around the country, wreaking havoc on the lives of countless individuals and families," the letter says.
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In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy hit the Bahamas, Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica and Puerto Rico, before slamming into the Jersey Shore and wreaking havoc in New York and New Jersey.
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The coronavirus, which has infected more than 260,255 and killed at least 2500,2500 people since it emerged in China late last year, is wreaking havoc on the U.S. economy.
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John Singleton's will is lacking a critical component that is wreaking havoc on his family ... and now his 7 children are all embroiled in conflict over their father's estate.
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Another argument that the schools have positive psychological effects: The possibility of what educators call "warm-strict," a way of administering tough discipline without disrespecting students or wreaking harm.
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CF: Some of my favorite parts of the show are the interstitials that show customers wreaking havoc in the store, which you use almost as transitional shots between scenes.
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That's because twins make for fantastic narrative engines: For the non-twin characters who can't distinguish between the two, they're agents of chaos, wreaking havoc on the status quo.
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The storm has also caused widespread road closures across some states including Georgia, along with wreaking havoc on the early-morning commute for cities like Boston and New York City.
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Despite wreaking havoc on those precious reefs, the 102-passenger ship saw very minimal damage and was able to sail away with all its passengers and 79 crew members safe.
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Toronto musician The Weeknd has shared a havoc-wreaking video for his collaborative track with mythical French duo Daft Punk, "Starboy," which is also the name of his upcoming album.
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The Pineapple Express has been wreaking havoc across much of California over the past few months, delivering unusually high amounts of rain and threatening the state with floods and landslides.
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Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina was given a day off Saturday, so Reds center fielder Billy Hamilton will have to wait until Sunday to resume wreaking havoc on the veteran backstop.
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"Urban air pollution continues to rise at an alarming rate, wreaking havoc on human health," said Dr. Maria Neira, director of WHO's Department of Public Health, in the recent study.
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According to the Defense Department this Al Qaeda terrorist was wreaking havoc in both Pakistan and Afghanistan and was responsible for numerous deaths and kidnappings in the region. Bye-bye.
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With internal fractures wreaking havoc on both the right and the left, Silvia said that even in the case of a sweep, consensus would not be so easy to reach.
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Anne Hathaway plays an alcoholic party girl who wakes up one morning (or, afternoon, as it were) to learn that a giant monster is wreaking havoc through Seoul, South Korea.
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In Lost Wage Rampage, two shop girls take back what's theirs by stealing and wreaking havoc on the place to reclaim the profits that the store made from underpaying them.
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In October, a top NASA scientist told CNBC that the potential for an asteroid wreaking havoc on Earth was one of the reasons behind the agency's push to explore Mars.
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So when you don't get enough sleep, the toxic proteins remain in your brain cells, wreaking havoc by impairing your ability to think—something no amount of caffeine can fix.
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But it's clear that some Republicans were actually unprepared to deal with the impact these defections would have on base voters, who are wreaking havoc down-ballot across the country.
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Four years later, we've got record-breaking temperatures, the ratification of a landmark international agreement on the matter, and devastating extreme weather incidents wreaking havoc in communities across the globe.
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So when you don't get enough sleep, the toxic proteins remain in your brain cells, wreaking havoc by impairing your ability to think — something no amount of caffeine can fix.
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Typhoon Mangkhut, the strongest typhoon of 2018, battered the southeast Asian country in September, packing winds of up to 270 kph (165 mph) and wreaking devastation across the northern Philippines.
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TMZ broke the story ... Danielle Bregoli's crew was wreaking havoc outside a bar in downtown Lake Worth, FL Saturday night, and now we've obtained video of how it all started.
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Some critics, too, have compared Troy to King Lear, raging at his family, pushing away those who love him in favor of lesser things, wreaking havoc on people around him.
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Combat was trivial because everything about this game is built around making Walker feel like an awesome killing machine just wreaking havoc on the clowns foolish enough to oppose them.
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There's a thermal overlay, wherein you can see your machinery's heat runoff and attempt to keep it from wreaking havoc on the rest of the delicate ecosystem you've just built.
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The potent, and soon deadly, storm then parked itself over the northern Bahamas, where the cyclone virtually stalled for a day, wreaking catastrophic damage upon Grand Bahama and Abaco islands.
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Williams was a two-way force in the Steelers' first two games; Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz had his front seven plugging every running lane and wreaking havoc in space.
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Here in New York, Hyperallergic reporters have been talking to those impacted by the virus and how it is wreaking havoc for businesses, nonprofits, and arts institutions of all types.
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But an unexpected 20 points combined from big men JaVale McGee and Jordan Bell — along with all the havoc Kevin Durant is wreaking — is mitigating the damage for Golden State.
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By the time I was 43, my uterus had turned into something like a floating, abandoned spaceship upon which alien life forces had attached themselves, wreaking havoc on its mainframe.
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Engineers in Silicon Valley are learning what students of history have long known: Technology often springs forth in unforeseen ways, wreaking havoc in some cases and providing salvation in others.
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The proc consistently procrastinates in multiple areas of his or her life — work, personal, financial, social — in ways that attendees describe as wreaking havoc, undermining goals and producing perpetual shame.
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I guess that's easy to see in 2020, with QAnon and Pizzagate and so many other internet-fueled, garden-variety conspiracies wreaking havoc on the real world all the time.
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The researchers concluded that gray whales may rely on Earth's magnetic fields to navigate, and that solar storms—which sunspots visually indicate—may be wreaking havoc on their directional senses.
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Scientists have registered a rise in the temperature of waters off Tokyo of more than 1 degree Celsius over the past decade, which is wreaking havoc with fish stocks there.
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NAIROBI/ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Countries in East Africa are racing against time to prevent new swarms of locusts wreaking havoc with crops and livelihoods after the worst infestation in generations.
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NAIROBI/ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Countries in East Africa are racing against time to prevent new swarms of locusts wreaking havoc with crops and livelihoods after the worst infestation in generations.
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Though the pace of the disease has slowed, it's still wreaking havoc in the U.S., where doctors have identified nearly 200 new cases a week, on average, since mid-September.
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A man described as a Swedish defense and national security adviser appeared on Fox News last week to defend President Trump's claim that criminal immigrants are wreaking havoc in Sweden.
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Zika, linked to severe birth defects including babies born with abnormally small heads, is wreaking havoc in Brazil where the government has deployed more than 200,000 troops to eradicate mosquitoes.
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Although he was eventually released from federal custody, prison and illness broke the notorious Scarface, rendering him disconnected from his criminal empire and incapable of wreaking havoc on American society.
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With no employees around, visitors are just doing whatever the fuck they want, destroying wildlife and dropping deuces on the roadways and wreaking havoc that will take years to repair.
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Measuring 8,776 square miles, this massive patch of oxygen depleted water is wreaking havoc on the Gulf's marine life—a consequence of unchecked agricultural runoff pouring down from the Mississippi River.
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An issue about failure that the film doesn't address, and which the tech industry rarely touches on, is the transmogrifying havoc technology is wreaking on the social order and human nature.
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Unfortunately, a week before the U.S. midterm elections, Twitter looks as disinterested as ever in the social disease wreaking havoc on its platform, even as users suffer its real-life consequences.
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Weston's story goes to show that your hair color isn't the only thing you risk wreaking havoc on when you decide to go it alone in the interest of saving money.
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The impact of climate change is not a future theoretical possibility — it's already wreaking havoc across every corner of the US. That's what a major new government report released Friday says.
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"The question is whether this is a natural settling of the business cycle…or are the trade wars wreaking some havoc on the economy," observes Betsey Stevenson, another former Obama adviser.
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Coming into the USA Sevens rugby tournament held in Las Vegas in March, Fiji's national team had to travel while dealing with the news of Cyclone Winston wreaking havoc back home.
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Bob and Helen Parr can't seem to envision a future in which their kids can be open about their powers, but the whole family isn't out fighting crime and wreaking havoc.
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While their characters may have to deal with heavy material — like, say, the villains of the DC Comics universe wreaking havoc at every turn — the engaged pair seems far more chill.
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But the clandestine paths also promote the importation of illegal narcotics, including Tramadol, a synthetic opiate that's been wreaking havoc on the war-torn state for much of the last decade.
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Risk aversion took hold as the broader markets braced for North Korea celebrating its founding on Saturday, and as powerful Hurricane Irma headed for Florida after wreaking havoc in the Caribbean.
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Irma made landfall as a Category 4 storm in the Florida Keys early Sunday, bringing whipping winds and strong storm surges to the state after wreaking havoc across the Caribbean islands.
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The "Ike Dike" being designed to protect Houston and Galveston might prevent future hurricanes from wreaking tens of billions of dollars in damages to the region, as Ike and Harvey did.
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As anyone who's stared at the blue light from a smartphone in a dark room can attest, this type of radiation can profoundly affect biological systems, wreaking havoc with sleep patterns.
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Carpinteria, California (CNN)With weary firefighters continuing their assault on several major wildfires wreaking devastation across Southern California, two new blazes fired up Thursday, adding to the region's smoke-filled misery.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Extreme floods wreaking havoc in Peru are also threatening the South American country's rich archeological heritage and the tourism that thrives on it, a Peruvian archaeologist said on Tuesday.
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Apart from the Bundesliga and other major European leagues, all international matches and competitions including Euro 2020 have either been scrapped or postponed, wreaking further havoc with the international sports calendar.
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One of Mexico's favorite ways to express anger is from a viral 2010 commercial by an Egyptian dairy company called Panda Cheese that features a panda wreaking havoc on an office.
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The coronavirus is wreaking havoc on the electoral process as millions of Americans, told to leave their homes only for essential tasks, try to figure out whether voting counts as one.
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In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, which is wreaking havoc on the airline industry, American Airlines has not yet asked for a bailout — at least not in so many words.
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There's freedom within captivity in the exhilarating production of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" that is wreaking poetic havoc with an all-female cast at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn through Feb. 19.
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For two years now, protests and strikes have been occurring in Iran with regularity, further wreaking havoc upon an economy that, under the pressure of U.S. sanctions, has been spiraling downward.
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Just like many other substances that carry inherent risk, sugar can be safely used in moderation by most people without wreaking havoc on their lives or contributing to their premature deaths.
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Played by Priah Ferguson, the grumpy grade-schooler only pops up in four episodes this season, but her attitude is as infectious as that creepy Mind Flayer virus wreaking havoc on Will.
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Directed by Michael Dougherty, "Godzilla: King of the Monsters" follows the eponymous monster who faces off against his nemesis, King Ghidorah, and other ancient mythic creatures who are wreaking havoc on Earth.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoWhile many bugs are relatively benign, often getting patched before the user knows anything is wrong, the latest plague to hit Apple devices is already wreaking havoc on internet.
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" He quoted a description of the purpose of a defamation suit, saying it was intended for a defamed person to "resort to the courts for relief instead of wreaking his own vengeance.
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Can the Rockets succeed with two guys who work best with the ball in their hands, or will they become some new freak team with two lineups with dynamic creators wreaking havoc?
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Ships washed ashore more than 18993 years ago on a Florida island were completely unearthed earlier this month when Hurricane Michael touched down, wreaking havoc on parts of the state, reports say.
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The new WHO list is an attempt to get the pharmaceutical industry focused on the bugs that are wreaking the most damage, and encourage governments to figure out how to incentivize research.
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Frustrated by the heat waves and mudslides wreaking havoc on her neighbors, Mgogwana speaks at schools all over her city about climate change, inspiring many even younger than her to become activists.
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This was only the beginning of my experience as an evacuee of the horrific Kincade Fire, a conflagration that's still currently wreaking havoc in the part of Northern California where I live.
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Dug so that land could be drained for sugar farms and cities, this canal network has drastically changed the regional hydrology, drying out the coastline and wreaking ecological havoc in the Everglades.
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Affecting more than 230,000 acres from Ventura to Santa Barbara County, it's the fifth largest wildfire in the history of modern California — and with powerful Santa Ana winds, it's still wreaking havoc.
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According to the Warrens, Annabelle first began wreaking havoc on the mortal world in 1970 after she was given as a gift to a 28 year old nurse, Donna, by her mother.
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The protests had grown increasingly chaotic in recent days as the government launched a militarized crackdown to stop extremists whom it blamed for infiltrating the protests and wreaking havoc on the city.
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Risk aversion pushed the dollar lower as the broader markets braced for North Korea celebrating its founding on Saturday, and as Hurricane Irma headed for Florida after wreaking havoc in the Caribbean.
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The rift comes as Trump and the Republican majorities in Congress prepare to tackle tax reform, government funding negotiations and a deadline to raise the debt ceiling, or risk wreaking economic turmoil.
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There's no telling how long CNN's stream will be up, but seeing as the volcano has been wreaking havoc on the island for most of May now, it could continue for days.
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Two major wildfires in Southern California and one in the north are wreaking devastation across the state, already having killed at least 20332 people and forcing some 150,000 to abandon their homes.
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The book stars runaway street magician Carter who, along with a group of fellow magicians, is tasked with stopping the greedy B.B. Bosso from wreaking havoc on a sleepy New England town.
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In 1992, the then–28-year-old writer was visiting Chicago when the Bosnian War broke out, wreaking destruction in his country and stranding him in what would become his adopted home.
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The Mother rebuilt this house after it was destroyed by a fire in order to create a perfect haven for the Poet's talents, but this outsider couple is wreaking havoc upon it.
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Thawing permafrost is already wreaking havoc with Alaskan roads and buildings, but the potential for massive amounts of carbon to be released and contribute to a warming climate is a global concern.
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Despite the mess Mercury retrograde is wreaking in your work life, this transit will bring you great luck around your career or any work you're doing to reach your long-term goals.
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While a spooky, costumed murderer wreaking havoc on small-town America might sound like the stuff of fantasy, there are legit reasons for cops to be so freaked out by the idea.
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Perhaps we can dismantle Purdue, and use some of that cash—or at least some of the settlement funds—to develop regulation to prevent drug marketing from wreaking such havoc ever again.
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If the Red Army advanced into the city, it said, the Germans planned to use the explosives to blow up bridges and dams, flooding Krakow and wreaking havoc among the Soviet troops.
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The pandemic is still wreaking havoc on the rest of the world, raising fears of a potential second wave of infections as people return from overseas and bring the virus with them.
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The new IPCC report emphasizes that the 1 degree C of global warming since the dawn of the industrial revolution is already wreaking havoc through more damaging extreme weather and rising oceans.
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Hair dyed black and slathered in man tan, the movie's eponymous star, Burt Reynolds, is a one-man gang of destruction, wreaking vengeance on the white scalp hunters who murdered his wife.
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Hicks said she and the removal squad peeked into the bathroom to catch a glimpse of what she first thought was a lemur wreaking havoc, scaling the shower curtain and skittering around.
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Heavy rain and thunderstorms are wreaking havoc across China, with floods along major rivers destroying bridges, blocking roads and railways and forcing thousands of residents to evacuate, state media reported on Saturday.
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They might become the worst version of themselves, wreaking havoc on their own lives and the lives of everyone they love, and all with the tacit endorsement of their unconditionally affirming therapist.
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The British fighter had been built as an incredible boxing machine, one capable of wreaking havoc through the heavyweight division, and making more than a billion dollars by cracking the American market.
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Blacklegged ticks infected with the Lyme disease bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi are wreaking havoc in the northeastern, mid-Atlantic, and north-central states, as well as the West Coast, particularly in northern California.
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The military doesn't need to look into the future to find a world where commercial drones pose a serious threat — the off-the-shelf machines are already wreaking havoc on the battlefield.
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"The introduced P. downsi fly has been wreaking havoc on the survival of Galapagos land birds since its larvae were first discovered in a Darwin's finch nest in 1997," the study said.
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On a giant screen, the animation showed a barrage of the Chinese company's missiles launched from "red force" warships, submarines, shore batteries and aircraft wreaking havoc on the escort vessels around the carrier.
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Although allies in the war against Islamist militants, the two countries are currently at loggerheads after Washington suspended nearly $2 billion of aid, accusing Islamabad of supporting Taliban militants wreaking havoc in Afghanistan.
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Another dam, also used to store the muddy mining detritus known as tailings and co-owned by Vale and BHP Group, had collapsed in 2015, killing 19 people and wreaking massive environmental damage.
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After his first presidential bid, in which he lost by less than 1%, he called on his supporters to take over Mexico City's most emblematic thoroughfare for months, wreaking havoc on the city.
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The issue makes clear why, in our time of easier-than-ever genetic engineering, it's so important to come up with safeguards to prevent lab-made disasters from wreaking havoc in the wild.
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STRIKES, GO-SLOWS The protesters, mostly young people, wore makeshift protective gear such as masks and goggles as they dragged steel barriers on to roads, wreaking commuter havoc in the morning rush hour.
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This is the opposite of Hillary's foreign policy, which invaded Libya, destabilized Iraq, unleashed ISIS, and threw Syria into chaos, and created the mass migration, which is wreaking havoc all over the world.
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Mangkhut had been a category 5 storm for days since wreaking havoc in U.S. Pacific territories of Micronesia before edging toward the Philippines, where it is the 15th and strongest storm this year.
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Climate change caused by human emissions of greenhouse gases is wreaking havoc on our planet — from heat waves to heavy rainstorms to higher sea levels, the consequences of global warming are far-reaching.
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Texas' oil industry continues to find new places to drill offshore, where methane and carbon dioxide that escape during the drilling process also boost greenhouse gases that are wreaking havoc on Earth's climate.
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But with the little changed on the year, it's apparent that the Fed is not sending a clear message to Wall Street and that's wreaking havoc with investors' ability to find winning trades.
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But as the student groups known as the Red Guards rampaged, wreaking havoc on the lives of intellectuals, officials and others, Mr. Cao said he was one of many students who held back.
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Owing to the parliamentary elections, the Taliban might want to strike a deal with the government, leaving the dastardly work of wreaking havoc to the Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP), the Afghanistan franchise.
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Like local responders readying sandbags as a hurricane menaces their shores, financial industry overseers have been quietly drawing up contingency plans while surveying the expensive havoc a so-called Brexit is already wreaking.
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Read more:Boeing's 737 Max crisis is wreaking havoc on the small town where it builds the grounded planeThe TSA has a reminder for air travelers: Grenades and missile-launchers aren't allowed on board.
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I also tried desaturating a regular color photo taken with the LG G25 to make sure the film filter was not wreaking havoc on the photo quality, but the results were nearly identical.
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The real problem is not some drug-related a-motivational syndrome, but decades of job loss wreaking havoc on communities, where what few jobs were available rarely paid off, and drug use skyrocketed.
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Another top shareholder is concerned that the coronavirus has been wreaking havoc on Italy, China and South Korea, which are all important markets for Deutsche Bank, a source close to the investor said.
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The rapid decline in crude prices is wreaking havoc on the financial markets, forcing investors to sell other assets such as Treasuries or equities indiscriminately to cover the losses in their energy positions.
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The approach of Typhoon Mangkhut has stirred memories of Typhoon Haiyan, which struck the central Philippines in 2013, wreaking devastation across a wide section of the country and killing more than 6,000 people.
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This moving image is a representation of Hurricane Dorian, the storm which leveled the Bahamas, leaving at least 30 dead, and is currently wreaking havoc on the southern portion of the Eastern seaboard.
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Another top shareholder is concerned that the coronavirus has been wreaking havoc on Italy, China and South Korea, which are all important markets for Deutsche Bank, a source close to the investor said.
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Further, what we are seeing now is not even the worst case scenario as future attacks will likely go beyond embarrassing government documents, beyond wreaking havoc in elections and instead target citizens directly.
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With North Korea wreaking havoc by testing nuclear weapons and missiles, and with Iranian nuclear program becoming once again the focus of U.S. foreign policy, Washington is searching for solutions to both crises.
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Trump, his appointees and his party have waged a prolonged war against science and journalism with a campaign of confusion, wreaking havoc to public understanding and derailing informed, prudent guidance and decision-making.
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For the next three years, the city adopted a relatively laissez-faire approach to ride-hail apps even as it became clear these apps were wreaking havoc on the city and its communities.
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The president downplaying the fallout of a controversial interview he gave to British newspaper, The Sun, where he accused May of wreaking Brexit and killing off any chance of a vital U.S. trade deal.
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A 2016 investigation by ProPublica and the Texas Tribune warned major storm damage to Houston petrochemical facilities could risk skyrocketing gas prices and flood shipping lanes with deadly toxins, wreaking ecological and economic havoc.
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According to people familiar with the conversation, the two News Corp leaders accused Facebook of making dramatic changes to its core algorithm without adequately consulting its media partners, wreaking havoc according to Zuckerberg's whims.
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"Urban air pollution continues to rise at an alarming rate, wreaking havoc on human health," says Dr. Maria Neira, the WHO director of the Department of Public Health, Environmental and Social Determinants of Health.
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BUDAPEST — Hungary's internet flooded with videos purporting to show immigrants wreaking havoc across Europe on the day last month that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was giving the most important speech of his reelection campaign.
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U.K. manufacturing output data from April will offer insight on Wednesday into how much damage the uncertainty over the referendum is wreaking on the British economy with economists expecting on average a flat reading.
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A confluence of issues including rural hospital closures and a growing physician shortage, are wreaking havoc not only on rural patients' access to quality health care, but the economic well-being of their communities.
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" Then, over a montage of Quinn chopping a few inches off her pigtails; linking up with Huntress, Black Canary, and Renee Montoya; and generally wreaking havoc, she continues: "The Joker and I broke up.
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ABOUT half-way through "Jaws", Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster, Sheriff Brody (Roy Schneider) finally catches sight of the giant shark that has been wreaking havoc in the high seas off the New England coast.
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While exhibitor numbers have climbed steeply over the past several years — 1,219 labels are now represented here, close to 50 percent of them international — geopolitics have a way of wreaking havoc on commercial expectations.
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I had always liked the idea of saving the environment, but I hadn't ever really done anything, and I started to learn about all the different things that are wreaking havoc on the earth.
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UK manufacturing output data from April will offer insight on Wednesday into how much damage the uncertainty over the referendum is wreaking on the British economy with economists expecting on average a flat reading.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Heavy rain and thunderstorms are wreaking havoc across China, with floods along major rivers destroying bridges, blocking roads and railways and forcing thousands of residents to evacuate, state media reported on Saturday.
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Mercury is retrograde—so miscommunications are in the air and delays are taking place—and on December 1, it moves from Sagittarius to Scorpio, wreaking more havoc on your career than your social life.
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These followed similar announcements from Burberry, Tom Ford, Vetements and Public School, all of which are wreaking havoc with fashion's former twice-a-year, four-city cycle of shows for men's and women's wear.
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More than 40 Russian athletes have tested positive for meldonium since WADA added it to the prohibited list in January, wreaking havoc on team lineups and affecting some of the country's top sports figures.
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But there are huge differences between Guatemala's Fuego volcano eruption, which has killed 62 people since Sunday, and Hawaii's recent Kilauea eruption, which hasn't killed anyone but keeps slowly wreaking havoc one month later.
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They say White House officials are wreaking havoc on the market by refusing to state whether they will continue to make cost-sharing payments meant to offset the cost of enrolling lower-income enrollees.
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California senators are set to vote as early as Tuesday on Assembly Bill 230, a proposed law that would expand many employment protections to drivers while potentially wreaking havoc on the company's balance sheets.
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The mech has been wreaking havoc in battle royale matches, and some of the most well-known "Fortnite" players started a social media hashtag #RemovetheMech to petition for the B.R.U.T.E. to be removed entirely.
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"We can be in no doubt that plastic is wreaking havoc on our marine environment – killing dolphins, choking turtles and degrading our most precious habitats," Environment Secretary Michael Gove said in a statement Wednesday.
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Early last year, Benson Leung of Google's Chromebook Pixel team discovered some troubling results when he systematically tested a number of cheap cords purchased off of Amazon, ultimately wreaking havoc on his own equipment.
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Dorian slammed into the Bahamas on Sunday afternoon, wreaking havoc on the islands of Great Abaco and Grand Bahama with sustained wind speeds of 185 mph and some gusts of up to 220 mph.
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It is an invisible but persistent disrupter, wreaking havoc on everything from the schedule of the Alpine ski events to the tents and other temporary structures surrounding the ice arenas near the coast. Wind.
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The first shows a police car manned by skeletons—a surreal, Book of Revelations-type image of vengeful demons wreaking havoc that seems straight out of James Ensor or even (per the artist) Michelangelo.
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About six months after Hurricane Irma pummeled this quintessential Caribbean island with terrifying force, sweeping away homes, tossing cars and boats, and wreaking havoc on its tourism infrastructure, there is still much to rebuild.
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As fear mounts over spread of the coronavirus — wreaking havoc on the stock market and looming over the international tourism industry — savvy Airbnb hosts are looking to lure travelers with "COVID-19 free" stays.
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It joins a growing body of plays addressing climate change and the chaos it's wreaking (Cynthia Hopkins's "This Clement World," Sharyn Rothstein's "By the Water," Madeleine George's "Hurricane Diane," the Civilians' "The Great Immensity").
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Retailers in the United States rely upon the flurry of spending that traditionally occurs between Thanksgiving and Christmas, so this simple quirk of the calendar could end up wreaking havoc on the whole industry.
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Redemption for D'Antoni, whose up-tempo style of offense is wreaking havoc on the rest of the league after he struggled to get it going in previous stops with the Knicks and the Lakers.
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It's also disrupting supply chains vital to the development of smartphones, and wreaking travel havoc in Asia, where most of MWC's marquee exhibitors are based; many countries are restricting flights to and from China.
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They say White House officials are wreaking havoc on the market by refusing to state whether they will continue to make cost-sharing payments meant to offset the cost of enrolling lower- income enrollees.
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Martina added that Curacao was planning to meet with PDVSA and Conoco this week to discuss the dispute that has led Conoco to seize Venezuelan assets in the Caribbean, wreaking havoc on PDVSA's export chain.
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From diabetes, to obesity, to crack-like addiction, to brain damage, those sweet, sweet sugar crystals and fat molecules are wreaking havoc on our minds and bodies—and we're consuming them like there's no tomorrow.
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The video appears to be a well-timed public relations effort, issued to reassure its supporters it's a fully functional state capable of governing Muslims throughout the world, not just another militant group wreaking chaos.
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The storm is expected to bring 8-16 inches of rain to the Turks and Caicos through Saturday, wreaking further havoc on the islands which had been left devastated by Hurricane Irma earlier this month.
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Following months of internal wrangling, the U.S. House of Representatives, on Thursday passed legislation creating a federal control board to help Puerto Rico cope with crippling debt that is wreaking havoc throughout the island's economy.
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They're really wreaking havoc not only on the book industry but the retail culture in a lot of different ways, and that's something we feel like the mainstream doesn't cover enough, and so we do.
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As time passed, the collective would see members scornfully leave, face bullying and discrimination accusations, and receive complaints from neighbors about crazed fans and dangerous pranks wreaking havoc on the West Hollywood community they inhabited.
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After years of dire warnings about hackers wreaking havoc on computers that run physical processes in factories and infrastructure, you'd think industrial firms would already have their top cybersecurity officers running cybersecurity at their plants.
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Autos. Cramer referenced a USA Today piece that lists the car industry's biggest hindrances, including a pileup of unsold cars, discounts wreaking havoc on companies' bottom lines, and loans getting longer even as production continues.
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Yet somehow that hasn't stopped entrepreneur and restaurateur Ryan Chadwick, who is on a mission to bring lionfish, a venomous and invasive species wreaking havoc in the Atlantic ocean, to dinner plates across the country.
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Martina added that Curacao was planning to meet with PDVSA and Conoco this week to discuss the dispute that has led Conoco to seize Venezuelan assets in the Caribbean, wreaking havoc on PDVSAs export chain.
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The brothers' arguments in favor of them, he said, were predicated on a phony concept of individual rights and totally insincere—designed to mask their real purpose of wreaking havoc on the American labor movement.
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The hurricane is hammering Florida after wreaking havoc on Cuba, the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas and Haiti, where the top United Nations official there called it "the largest humanitarian event" since the earthquake in 2010.
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Crumbling infrastructure and runaway housing prices are ultimately inseparable from sprawl and pollution; climate change accelerates rural desertification and contributes to flooding, wreaking havoc on billions of lives, causing unrest and fueling the refugee crisis.
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A decrease in travel across the board is wreaking havoc on airlines and public transit systems, while some highways were empty as commuters opted to work from home at the advice of government health officials.
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In the wrong hands — and there are far too many of those — these insidious pieces of software could make 85033 look quaint, wreaking vastly more havoc on our elections than the Russians did last cycle.
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China's southern regions faced more heavy rainfall on Monday as a devastating typhoon swept west, a day after wreaking havoc in Hong Kong and Macau and killing potentially more than 21949 people in the Philippines.
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Annina Lara Maria Machaz, wreaking havoc as a bandit with a rifle — and a knife that she takes to her forearm, releasing a deluge of fake blood — clambers through the audience, momentarily swiping someone's bag.
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" Dissenting from the full Ninth Circuit's refusal to reconsider the panel's decision, Judge Milan D. Smith Jr., joined by five colleagues, wrote that the ruling "has begun wreaking havoc on local governments, residents and businesses.
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The coming week will also bring more fallout from the global "Wanna Cry" ransomware campaign that began wreaking havoc on May 12, damaging to Britain's hospital system and other businesses and organizations around the world.
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U.S. wind and hail storms are typically challenging for U.S. insurers during the quarter, often tearing apart homeowners' roofs and pummeling cars in auto dealership lots, and wreaking other havoc that triggers spates of claims.
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But after a mild winter, leafing started in mid-January in some parts of the South and spread northward like a wave — gladdening hearts and possibly wreaking havoc on farmers' planting schedules and seasonal festivals.
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But it's a fairly safe bet that Trump's judges would spend an Elizabeth Warren or Joe Biden administration wreaking havoc on the new president's agenda — and that any future Democratic president will face similar opposition.
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In 2009, a policy was enacted in states situated upwind of Delhi to protect dwindling water supplies, but it is having unintended consequences and wreaking havoc on the lungs of residents in India's capital city.
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After more than two decades of allegedly wreaking terror on the streets of South Los Angeles, Franklin—who if convicted would be the longest-active serial killer in California history—is going on trial this month.
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The dish does carry a whiff of the era, a time when people would have been less concerned with the fact that its chief ingredient may be wreaking environmental havoc in the countries that grow it.
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Snow, sleet, and ice are wreaking havoc as winter storm Diego slams the southeastern US. More than 1,000 flights were canceled and 300,000 customers were without power as the storm progressed over the Carolinas and Virginia.
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Canada wildfire It won't get easier for firefighters in Alberta's Fort McMurray today as high winds, warm temperatures and dry conditions will create a perfect storm to fuel the massive wildfire that's been wreaking havoc there.
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With Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne wreaking havoc in midfield and the firepower of Lukaku and Michy Batshuayi up front, Belgian fans have every right to expect big things from the Red Devils in this tournament.
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In April, the stock tumbled in its worst one-day drop in 30 years, after 3M said the combination of weakness in China and a strong US dollar was wreaking havoc on its revenue and profit.
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The Sahel is one of the most vulnerable regions in the world to climate change, where rising temperatures and increasingly erratic rainfall are wreaking havoc on farmers, disrupting food production, and fuelling widespread hunger and malnutrition.
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Martina added that Curacao was planning to meet with PDVSA and Conoco this week to discuss the arbitration dispute that has led Conoco to seize Venezuelan assets in the Caribbean, wreaking havoc on PDVSA's export chain.
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Even in the original film—in which he is wreaking havoc on New York City—he is the noblest of creatures, a protective hero who just wants to be left alone and only strikes when provoked.
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A movie-like scenario of compromised fleets of autonomous vehicles wreaking havoc on America's roads may be the stuff of Hollywood imagination, but certainly, the risk of malevolent actors trying to cause actual harm is there.
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Every time we extoll George W. Bush, we drift further from the sober and painful reckoning we need, and further yet from solutions to prevent a Trumpian or Bushian presidency from ever wreaking such havoc again.
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What they're saying: In a statement House Homeland Security Committee ranking member Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) said "after just a month in the Trump White House [Bolton] is already wreaking havoc on the National Security Council."
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LONDON — British authorities have arrested a married couple on suspicion of wreaking havoc with a drone at Gatwick Airport, forcing hundreds of planes to be grounded or diverted and delaying tens of thousands of holiday travelers.
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CLAVERIA, Philippines — Typhoon Mangkhut, which meteorologists called the most powerful storm in the world this year, swept through the northern end of the Philippine island of Luzon, leaving at least 260 people dead and wreaking havoc.
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The initiative stems from concerns Africa could be less prepared than other regions in dealing with an outbreak of the virus that has spread in China, Europe and the U.S. and is wreaking economic havoc globally.
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But seeing as how Pennywise the Dancing Clown had been wreaking havoc on Derry every three decades or so long before the Losers Club went to war with him, there's easily the possibility of a prequel.
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"At current rates, by 2050, there will be more plastic in the oceans than fish, wreaking havoc on marine fisheries, wildlife and tourism," the program said in a statement when Kenya's ban was announced in March.
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One of the highlights of House House's Untitled Goose Game, the "slapstick-stealth-sandbox" game in which you play a terrible goose wreaking havoc in a lovely English village, is the adaptive soundtrack of Debussy's Preludes.
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Compounding problems for the dollar, risk aversion took hold as the broader markets braced for North Korea celebrating its founding on Saturday, and as powerful Hurricane Irma headed for Florida after wreaking havoc in the Caribbean.
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I can imagine a world where Mr. Robot consists entirely of Darlene wreaking havoc, Angela climbing the cutthroat corporate ladder, and Dom just one step behind them both, and I can't say I'm seeing any downside.
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The mall functions as both a giant '80s throwback and a blatantly unsubtle commentary on corporate greed wreaking havoc on small-town America — season three's anticapitalist undertones being an unexpectedly woke new addition to the show.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Friday night, Hurricane Harvey made landfall on Texas's Gulf coast, wreaking havoc on Houston and the surrounding area over the ensuing days, which have seen record rainfall and deadly flooding.
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The immediate effects were striking: an alliance between the KMT and the young Communist Party and a northward military advance in 1926 under Chiang Kai-shek, Sun's heir, that toppled the warlords who were then wreaking havoc.
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HONG KONG/MANILA (Reuters) - A super typhoon made landfall in China's Guangdong on Sunday, the country's most populous province, after wreaking havoc in Hong Kong and Macau and killing potentially more than 50 people in the Philippines.
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"There's chaos everywhere," said Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, a rival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing the premier of wreaking havoc on poor and working Indians while the wealthy found ways to skirt the new rules.
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The Ebola virus is once again wreaking havoc in the war-torn North Kivu and Ituri provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, claiming an estimated 1,625 lives so far in its second-deadliest outbreak ever.
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SANTIAGO, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Taxi drivers protesting the growth of mobile ride hailing applications such as Uber and Cabify blocked the main road to Chile's principal airport in capital Santiago on Monday, wreaking havoc on travelers' plans.
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The tail-end of another powerful cyclone, Debbie had already slammed the country last week, wreaking havoc and leaving the town Edgecumbe flooded by thigh-high water with many people still unable to return to their homes.
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But where some argue that America has a special duty to take responsibility for the war in Syria — or at least for the humanitarian havoc it is wreaking — skeptics say it simply isn't capable of doing so.
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Another crowd made towards the Italian Consulate for the purpose of wreaking vengeance, but the authorities had anticipated trouble in this direction, and with a large force of soldiers and police prevented further serious destruction of property.
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He is under mounting pressure to make good on the lofty promises he made to American businesses about an agreement, but the clock is ticking on the economic damage that trade tensions are wreaking around the world.
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The inventor and other residents of his home had no idea that the device was wreaking havoc on the neighborhood, he said, until Mr. Glassburn and a volunteer with expertise in radio frequencies knocked on the door.
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As they protect both themselves and patients from infection, the medical masks and strict sanitization protocols are wreaking havoc on their skin and creating breakouts, chafing, and extreme dryness that makes an already impossible job even harder.
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The highly contagious virus, which causes a respiratory illness called COVID-22.1, is wreaking havoc on the economy, prompting the Federal Reserve to take extraordinary measures and the U.S. Congress to assemble a record $20.4 trillion stimulus.
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"These individuals are members of a violent street gang actively wreaking havoc in the community," Thomas R. Decker, ICE's New York field office director for enforcement and removal operations, said in a news release about the arrests.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced the new cell service on Monday in a Twitter post with an image of a cheering crowd, an icy drain at a subway station in Manhattan was wreaking havoc on the morning commute.
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China's coronavirus, after wreaking vast human suffering and a mounting death toll in Wuhan Province and elsewhere in China, has spread to other countries, disrupting travel and commerce and spurring well-founded fears of a global pandemic.
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The incurable disease is wreaking havoc on hog industries in China and Southeast Asia and could also spell trouble for U.S. grain exporters supplying animal feeds to virus-hit countries such as Vietnam, Myanmar and the Philippines.
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In April, the company's stock plunged 23% — its worst one-day fall in 33 years — after the company said the combination of weakness in China and a strong US dollar was wreaking havoc on sales and earnings.
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A glut of cheap natural gas is wreaking havoc on the energy industry, and companies are shutting down drilling rigs, filing for bankruptcy protection and slashing the value of shale fields they had acquired in recent years.
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Burmese pythons and their battles with alligators get the headlines, but those large reptiles that came from Southeast Asia as part of the exotic pet trade aren't the only invasive species wreaking havoc on the Florida Everglades.
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But in Dakar, the battle against nature has already begun, with coastal erosion wreaking havoc on the city's peninsula that stretches into the Atlantic — forcing people to move out of their homes and ruining its long, sandy beaches.
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But the event prompted researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder to ask the question: How easy would it be to exploit the nation's emergency alert systems, wreaking havoc on the American public via fake or misleading alerts?
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Instead, how about asking tough questions of one of the incompetent billionaires currently wreaking havoc on the country — and in the process, revealing the Democratic Party's policy vision, which could be described as "the opposite of Betsy DeVos"?
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Samsung and LG have broken from the industry convention with their new phones this spring — with the Galaxy S8 and the G6, respectively — and their renegade actions are wreaking havoc with our casual shorthand for comparing display dimensions.
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As defaults piled up and financial institutions turned to Hebei Financing for repayment, the company stopped honoring its pledges to around 1,000 firms, wreaking widespread havoc on the gritty region of steel mills and factories north of Beijing.
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Green iguanas, the nonnative lizard known for wreaking havoc on Florida sidewalks, seawalls, and plants, are thriving as record heat grips the Sunshine State, so much so that officials are now urging homeowners to kill them whenever possible.
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From the record-breaking rainfall in California to the recent bomb cyclone in Colorado (clocking wind speeds of 96 mph) — there's been no shortage of extreme weather conditions in recent months, all wreaking havoc on the world's ecosystem.
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It's been 10 years since the titular online menace from the CW's teen drama first began wreaking havoc on the fictional teen members of Manhattan's elite, and Vanity Fair is taking a look back on the beloved series.
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Mandy Moore, who plays Rebecca, was recently shooting a scene for the upcoming season and realized that her past decision to cut her own bangs (something we can probably all relate to) was wreaking havoc on her hairstylist.
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The native Southeast Asian snake is "wreaking havoc on one of America's most beautiful, treasured and naturally bountiful ecosystems," U.S. Geological Survey Director Marcia McNutt said of the 1.5-million-acre Everglades National Park in a 2012 report.
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Director Bryan Singer is promising the most explosive X-movie yet with this film, and judging from the trailers alone — featuring title villain Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac) wreaking havoc with his Four Horseman in tow — he might be right.
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Based in Los Angeles, Florida native DJ Neff makes art that examines various shapes and the relative arrangement of different elements, occasionally with a cast of anthropomorphized goggle-wearing underground moles hell-bent on wreaking havoc on humanity.
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Most notably it slotted in a repair earlier this year, when it added a sort of silicon gum shield to wrap the offending butterfly mechanism, which is presumably supposed to prevent dust from wreaking its terribly quotidian havoc.
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Those without consciences will conscript you into their grotesque fantasies, turn you into whomever they want you to be, wreaking any amount of targeted violence and collateral damage; if you survive, you'll be left to catalog your scars.
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Read more:Former Tesla employees reveal what it's like to work with Elon MuskTesla cars can now drive themselves to their owners with 'Smart Summon' but video shows the feature wreaking havocI spent a weekend with Tesla's Model 3.
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The volume of bombings has increased, residents and rescue workers in Aleppo have said, and incendiary weapons and heavy-duty bombs that can destroy underground shelters have been used for the first time, wreaking havoc on crowded neighborhoods.
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Mr. Macron came up with the "Great National Debate" idea as the Yellow Vest demonstrators were wreaking havoc in French cities, smashing in store windows and prompting some in the president's own circle to fear for his future.
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Less than four months after taking office, the European Central Bank boss has taken a stealth approach to monetary easing that relies on lenders to help combat the damage the coronavirus risks wreaking on the euro zone economy.
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Throw Jordan on Durant and the Clippers should be able to stifle most 1-3 and 1-4 pick-and-rolls with a quick switch, while also preventing the Warriors' newest star from wreaking havoc on the block.
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I enjoyed it, but the goggles I had borrowed from the Y were terrible, my suit from the past summer was stretched out and dragged in the water, and the chlorine was wreaking havoc on my hair color.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Pillars of fire and smoke from bushfires are tarnishing Australia's reputation for pristine vistas abounding in wildlife and wreaking havoc on tourism, operators say, as authorities are forced to cancel concerts, close parks and evacuate towns.
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"The second phase consists of training specialized troops, not to replace Barkhane, but to strengthen it in the fight against terrorist groups, but also all sorts of trafficking that is wreaking havoc on the region," he told Reuters.
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NotPetya appeared in Ukraine last July and spread to Europe and the U.S., wreaking havoc on businesses including banks, shipping ports, law firms, transportation networks and government agencies in what's been considered the costliest cyber attack in history.
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Claims that vaccines cause autism or that a single vegetable is covertly wreaking havoc on the guts of all Americans or that putting a $66 egg up one's vagina will "regulate your hormones" are all bullshit, of course.
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Around the globe, climate change is wreaking increasingly expensive damage, but finding the cash to try to prevent that and to cut emissions is proving a challenge, researchers and officials told a London Climate Week event on Monday.
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For instance: Bacteria-killing elements in our food supply—be it antibiotic residue and pesticide residues in our foods, or certain food additives—are possibly wreaking havoc on the trillions of bacteria residing in each of our guts.
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WASHINGTON, June 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday was poised to pass legislation creating a federal control board to help Puerto Rico cope with a crippling debt that already is wreaking havoc throughout the island's economy.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A team of scientists will determine if salmon producers dumping tons of dead fish into the Pacific contributed to a massive "red tide" that is wreaking havoc among fishermen in southern Chile, the government said on Friday.
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The notorious reality star – infamous for wreaking havoc on JoJo Fletcher's season of The Bachelorette, followed by a disastrous stint in Paradise – appeared on Tuesday's episode of After Paradise, the one-hour live after show that follows Tuesday's BiP.
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Whether produced by a streaming service or not, the feeling of a quickened pulse and tingling sense of mischief at the sight of a giant pig wreaking havoc in the city is among the greatest pleasures cinema can offer.
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Pitchers, clearly, have a professional interest in a change that is currently wreaking havoc on their home run rates (particularly veterans, who've built careers on the old baseball, and are presumably less able to adjust to the new one).
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A major cause was the "bomb cyclone" blizzards that devastated the Midwest and Great Plains this year, causing massive flooding across Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri, washing out rail lines and wreaking havoc in the moving and processing of grains.
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"Rogue states, hackers, terrorists and criminals are intent on wreaking physical, financial and societal havoc and catastrophic damage on governments, corporations and individuals," said Eric Schmidt, Founding Partner of Innovation Endeavors, a lead investor in Team8, in a statement.
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Us director Jordan Peele is heading back to television next year with a brand new series that's part Inglourious Basterds, part Simon Wiesenthal, and part just Al Pacino wreaking havoc on a ton of Nazis in 1970s New York.
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"While ASC produces clearer images than current methods of vitrification without fixation, it does so at the expense of being toxic to the biological machinery of life by wreaking havoc on a molecular scale," reads an Alcor position statement.
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That's just one of the many existential crisis-inducing questions currently wreaking havoc on our minds after hearing about Marmite's unabashed refusal to allow customers to send their "bae" a personalized Valentines jar of Marmite with said pet name.
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Sophia Novotny, a second grade student, was devastated when her family's Agoura Hills home became one of 1,500 structures destroyed by the Woolsey Fire, which has been wreaking havoc on Los Angeles and Ventura counties for nearly two weeks.
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Political and ideological affiliations were used by some of his deputies as a litmus test to evaluate job candidates and career attorneys, creating a challenging working environment for career employees and wreaking havoc on the work of the Division.
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"We targeted Curbelo specifically because he was perceived as a Republican voice of reason on climate even as he criticized 'alarmists' on hurricanes wreaking havoc on his state," RL Miller, the president of the group, said in a statement.
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"A strong dollar, weaker growth abroad, mounting corporate debt, a slowdown in housing and the ongoing havoc that tariffs are wreaking on global supply chains are each taking a toll," wrote Diane Swonk, chief economist for Grant Thornton LLP.
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Additionally, as digital media companies like BuzzFeed have tried to weather the storm that is wreaking havoc on the industry, they have been under increasing pressure from venture capitalists, who have provided sizable rounds of funding, to deliver results.
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Irma made landfall as a Category 4 storm in the Florida Keys early Sunday, bringing whipping winds with a maximum sustained speed of 85033 mph and strong storm surges to the Sunshine State after wreaking havoc across the Caribbean.
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With this onslaught of natural disasters wreaking havoc across the U.S. and its territories, thousands of people in the past two months have found themselves displaced, without power, shelter or necessities due to powerful hurricanes and devastating forest fires.
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A process called "polar fracking" has skewed the earth's rotation, wreaking havoc on the planet's diurnal rhythms — sometimes the sun shines in the middle of the night; sometimes darkness falls at noon — and disturbing the slumber of the dead.
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Gradually a sense of guilt and reality crept in, however, along with an awareness of the human rights abuses and poor working conditions endured by workers in the garment industry, along with the damage it's wreaking on our planet.
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But even while Mark Anthony Conditt was wreaking havoc with a series of bombs around the city this month, causing fear and devastating pain for families affected, Austin was gritting its teeth and determined to keep its normal routine.
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It's a careful, fine line, and I'm very concerned with saying anything that will give ammo to the Islamophobic fundamentalist Christian terrorists who have been wreaking violent havoc on brown Americans all across the country since Trump seized power.
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It was a disappointing conclusion for many climate negotiators, coming at a time when disasters and rising seas are already wreaking havoc worldwide and experts agree time is running out for countries to stave off a warmer, worse future.
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The war on drugs has been wreaking havoc on communities of color for decades, but a new federal study reveals how America's drug laws — and the more recent crackdown on immigration — are still disproportionately affecting young blacks and Latinos.
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The arrest of a high-profile Chinese telecom executive at the behest of the U.S. government sent fear into financial markets that it could complicate talks between the U.S. and China, reigniting trade wars and wreaking damage on the global economy.
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"A strong dollar, weaker growth abroad, mounting corporate debt, a slowdown in housing and the ongoing havoc that tariffs are wreaking on global supply chains are each taking a toll," Diane Swonk, chief economist for Grant Thornton LLP, wrote this week.
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Unfortunately, your brain can remove them adequately only while you're asleep, so when you don't get enough sleep, the toxic proteins remain in your brain cells, wreaking havoc by impairing your ability to think—something no amount of caffeine can fix.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Icy winds tore through the mountains at the Pyeongchang Olympics on Monday, wreaking havoc at a snowboard final, forcing the postponement of the Alpine skiing for a second successive day, and raising questions about athlete safety.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Taxi drivers protesting the growth of mobile ride hailing applications such as Uber and Cabify blocked the main road to Chile's principal airport in capital Santiago on Monday, leading to one death and wreaking havoc on travelers' plans.
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The researchers attribute this to the 1987 Montreal Protocol, which banned the use of chlorinated compounds in refrigerator coolants and aerosols, after scientists learned that these chemicals were making their way into the stratosphere and wreaking havoc on Earth's ozone layer.
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The exact same invisible demon that's totally wreaking havoc on your skin this winter — the stuffy, sandpaper air circulating your apartment and office building, chapping your lips and drying out your eyes — is also doing a number on your hair.
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If that wasn't enough, suicide rates have reached an all-time high—with 113 self-inflicted deaths in the year up to March 2017—and the formerly legal synthetic marijuana is wreaking havoc in prisons up and down the country.
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While several drugs and vaccines have been in development since the first Ebola outbreak in 1976, most of them were tucked away on a shelf or in funding limbo when the virus began wreaking havoc across West Africa in 2013.
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The head of the Bank for International Settlements, a Switzerland-based lender and think tank for central banks, is calling on central banks to intervene to prevent cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin from wreaking havoc on financial institutions globally, the WSJ reports.
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The awkward mesh of animal instinct and the gaping abyss of human desire means we are forever out of order, forever trying to fill the void, forever imposing our disorder on the world around us and it is wreaking absolute havoc.
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Jones will be wreaking havoc as part of a stout Arizona defense that will do its best to make life miserable for Jimmy Garoppolo, New England's backup quarterback, who has been forced into a starting role because of Tom Brady's suspension.
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"But by the end, the shutdown had boomeranged into a powerful force against Republicans, who were seen as wreaking havoc on Federal workers and innocent citizens to score political points," Michael Wines wrote on the front page of the Times.
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I am concerned because I see the havoc it is wreaking on my small business clients, many of whom took on great financial and personal risk to open a restaurant, start a medical practice or set up a niche logistics operation.
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" He said the US Army Corps of Engineers is working on a plan for the area damaged by Harvey in Texas to "deal with the future prospects of a hurricane coming up the ship channel and wreaking further havoc and devastation.
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In the weeks that followed, as the virus spread and began wreaking havoc on Italy, it became apparent that the US government had not reacted aggressively enough and that the healthcare system would strain under more dire models of the outbreak.
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She had just come out of the closet (Samantha is transgender) and her parents sent her to a psychiatrist, who she says had an agenda and put her on antidepressant medication that was wreaking havoc on her body and mind.
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With the pandemic wreaking havoc on daily life of millions worldwide, investors were also disappointed by the lack of broad measures in Trump's plan to fight the pathogen, prompting traders to bet of further aggressive easing by the Federal Reserve.
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Instead, it's begging for a robust and effective economic stimulus from the federal government and, most importantly, a meaningful public health response to actually stem the coronavirus outbreak and prevent it from wreaking havoc on the US economy for months.
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This was how the group operated in the years after the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq, wreaking havoc with coordinated attacks across the country before exploding into the international news agenda with its declaration of a cross-border caliphate in 2014.
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If there is any silver lining here, it's that the disaster now upon us is of such immense scope that it could finally expose the folly of the structural forces that have been wreaking sustained havoc on American governmental institutions.
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CHICAGO, Jan 22020 (Reuters) - U.S. hog futures sank to contract lows on Friday, their third straight day of declines in the fifth in the last six sessions, on worries about the coronavirus wreaking havoc on demand from China, traders said.
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Defensively,the Utes are allowing 23.6 points and 93 yards per game and are led bylikely conference defensive player of the year Hunter Dimick, a havoc-wreaking seniorend who leads the Pac-12 in sacks (14) and tackles for loss (19.5).
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A great deal is still unknown about the virus itself, but it is clear that it can be lethal and that the pathogen and measures to contain it are wreaking havoc on supply chains, the world's economy and financial markets.
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Here, they share how they shop for clothing, their relationship with fast fashion, how they approach their job, and why they look for fabrics made from TENCEL™ branded fibers that retain softness and color without wreaking havoc on the planet.
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Wet wipes have been wreaking havoc on our sewer systems for years, with fatbergs — massive congregations of wet wipes, sanitary pads and similar non-flushable items in one dirty mess — growing under our cities, destroying our plumbing and causing headaches for water companies.
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Steph's role in the Dubs defense is often to guard off-ball shooters, save his energy for offense, protect him from fouls, and keep opposing point guards from wreaking havoc under the longer, more watchful eye of Klay Thompson and the like.
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It would likely be felt first in Texas, Florida, New Jersey, California or anywhere else with a ton of homes and other real estate exposed to flooding, and then spiral outwards into the financial system, potentially wreaking destruction rivaling what happened in 2008.
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Then again, streaming media is also ruining TV by "wreaking havoc" on traditional ratings methods, which largely fail to effectively track either streaming data itself or the behavior of people who are most likely to stream shows rather than watch them traditionally.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From U.S. President Donald Trump pulling his country out of the Paris climate change deal to devastating hurricanes, floods and droughts wreaking havoc around the world, 2017 has been a rocky year when it comes to climate change.
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These plus-sized vehicles are killing our environment and wreaking havoc in our communities, and yet we can't seem to stop buying them, convinced that the bigger the wheelbase, the better we'll feel about ourselves and our place in this rapidly unraveling world.
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Image: GettyMore than two million people in coastal Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina are being told to flee their homes in advance of Hurricane Matthew, the Category 4 monster now bearing down on the United States after wreaking havoc across the Caribbean.
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For its transitional shots — shots that carry viewers from one scene to the next — Superstore routinely cuts to random customers wreaking havoc in the store: a man sitting on a display toilet, or tiny girls in Disney princess gear trashing the makeup aisle.
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Toni lacks the polish of the Lionesses' star performers—played by members of Cincinnati's Q-Kidz Dance Team—and so her awkward learning curve is painfully visible, a physical manifestation of the insecurities rampant once hormones start wreaking havoc on young people.
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After placing two players on the bereavement list and another on the disabled list Thursday, the Red Sox were without key bats Mookie Betts and Hanley Ramirez in Friday's series opener due to a flu bug that is wreaking havoc on the clubhouse.
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They had both been incarcerated for nonviolent drug convictions (Ferranti for 25 years, Wershe for life) during a period when the government cracked down on even the most minor drug crimes, wreaking havoc on communities of color and people living in poverty.
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Meanwhile—and this is movie that is stuffed with meanwhiles—a rogue wizard is wreaking havoc on the human world, causing major headaches for wizard President, Seraphina Picquery (Carmen Ejogo), and her top enforcer, Graves (Colin Farrell), who may have other motives.
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The author posted a new sample chapter of the book to his blog yesterday, replacing one he uploaded last year, following Arianne Martell and her dealings with the Sand Snakes, the band of traitor warriors currently wreaking havoc in HBO's version of Dorne.
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Flash forward to the present day, with Cruise as Nick Morton, a soldier and, as he puts it, "liberator of precious antiquities" who -- while fortune-seeking in Iraq -- inadvertently awakens Ahmanet, who winds up wreaking havoc in, around and finally under London.
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And while Godless's early scenes of Griffin wreaking unholy havoc serve to impart just how far he's willing to go to exact revenge on those who've wronged him, at a certain point they become unnecessarily repetitive, bleak for the sake of being bleak.
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The United Nations' housing advisor has accused one of the world's largest corporate residential landlords, Blackstone Group, along with other private equity firms, of "wreaking havoc" in their tenants' communities and "helping to fuel a global housing crisis," according to The Guardian.
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Click here to view original GIFThat's why the United States Navy plans to affix huge reflectors onto the USS Zumwalt to avoid wreaking havoc on local mariners, which makes sense since this ship is about 50 times more stealthy than current destroyers.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Low river levels and back-ups at ageing locks are wreaking havoc on export-bound grain barge shipments on the Mississippi River system just as U.S. farmers need to ramp up deliveries of their bumper harvest of corn and soybeans.
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"The underlying motive appears to be aimed at wreaking the maximum amount of disruption in Ukrainian infrastructure, while merely operating under the guise of ransomware," said Tyler Moffitt, a senior threat research analyst with cybersecurity firm Webroot, in a blog post on Thursday.
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Read more: Tesla cars can now drive themselves to their owners with 'Smart Summon' but video shows the feature wreaking havocExecutive exodus Tesla continued to lose executives in the third quarter as well, continuing the months-long drain of the company's top ranks.
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The most immediate concern, according to United States and international sports officials, is the qualifying events for the Games; a number have already been postponed or canceled, wreaking havoc on the process for choosing athletes and teams that will go to the Olympics.
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A new paper published by Brazilian researchers in Cell Host & Microbe finds that when A. aegypti mosquitoes are infected with a specific strain of Wolbachia, they become far, far less effective at carrying the Zika virus currently wreaking havoc in Brazil and beyond.
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Nevertheless, I spent the afternoon imagining terrifying scenes involving terrorists in full-face ski masks emerging from the distant Atlas Mountains, wreaking havoc on the golf course that stretched out before my balcony, before invading the hotel itself in a Mumbai-style siege.
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Plus it came out just in time to commemorate the tumultuous summer of '69, when the Manson family was wreaking havoc on the nerves and in some case the lives of people living in Hollywood — a time that has since passed into myth.
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But thanks to the nor'easter that's wreaking havoc on the East Coast, the city may suffer through near-record -- or maybe even record -- high tide levels over the next two tide cycles that will occur before midnight Friday and late Saturday morning.
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At a time when technology is wreaking havoc on privacy and phones and laptops have all started to look and feel the same, it's great to see there's still an incredible amount of innovation happening, even if it may not be so obvious.
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Last week the currency had tumbled to a record low after more than a month of violent protests raging in the South American nation, leaving more than 20 people dead and wreaking billions in damages to both private business and public infrastructure.
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Some of my favorite Superstore jokes are blink-and-you'll-miss-them interstitial moments between scenes, which show tiny vignettes from around the store, like a customer taking a nap on a display sofa or quietly wreaking havoc in the makeup aisle.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 1914 short film, A Busy Day, Charlie Chaplin, dressed in drag, plays a suffragette, wreaking havoc and getting into fistfights all over town for no real reason, sans dialogue and accompanied by a ragtime score.
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They rushed from the reception to Blank Children's Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa, where doctors notified them that Mariana had contracted herpes simplex virus type 1, which led to the complication of meningitis, and that it was wreaking havoc on her central nervous system.
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You'll play as the daughter of the original explorer, who has arrived at the ruins to find them turned into a tourist trap — but soon it becomes clear that a twin ruin, hitherto unexplored, is wreaking havoc on the first one and must be investigated.
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Less than a week after mystery drones grounded flights at the U.K.'s second largest airport, wreaking havoc on as many as 140,000 people's travel plans for the Christmas period, police have admitted that there may in fact not have been any drones at all.
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The film makes the argument, not without reason, that the biggest triumph was her invention of frequency-hopping during WWII, borne out of a desire to help even out the score between the British Navy and the German U-boats which were wreaking havoc.
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The city was on high alert after Christophe Castaner, the interior minister, said domestic intelligence services had informed him of a potential return of rioters intent on wreaking havoc in Paris, Toulouse, Montpellier and Bordeaux, in a repeat of violent protests on March 16.
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Almost all inhabitants of large cities in low- and middle-income countries face excessively high air pollution, a growing problem that is "wreaking havoc on human health" and causes more than 3 million premature deaths each year, the World Health Organization (WHO) said Thursday.
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The agent of doomsday explored in the film isn't an exploding object but the manipulation of computer code to destroy the infrastructure of nation-states by gaining control of nuclear plants, disabling power grids and wreaking chaos by, in effect, shutting down the world.
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Not least the lack of ability to remote control appliances given they are not themselves wired to the Internet (though that's arguably a potential benefit if you're worried about hackers breaking into and wreaking havoc via your Internet-connected oven.) Another limitation is domestic chaos.
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The prolonged warm weather pattern known as El Niño has been wreaking havoc on crops in the region and the UN's food relief program said in a press release that it has become "increasingly concerned" about the food security of an estimated 14 million people.
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Dorian, one of the most powerful hurricanes on record to hit the Bahamas, sat over the island for nearly two days earlier this week, wreaking havoc and raising questions over the role of climate change in producing more intense hurricanes that stall over targeted areas.
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Every review was bad, but people still gobbled up the story of Will Smith as a cop who's racist against fairy tale creatures partnering with the the first orc officer in the LAPD to stop some dark elves from wreaking havoc with a magic wand.
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Scientists say their inability to know for certain is a reflection not just of the scientific difficulty of the problem, but also of society's failure to invest in an adequate monitoring system to keep up with the profound changes humans are wreaking on the planet.
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In Mozambique, cyclones Idai and Kenneth killed more than 600 people earlier this year when they struck one after the other, with flooding wreaking havoc on the lives of more than 2 million in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi, according to aid agency World Vision.
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This will suit policymakers nicely: a couple of weeks of increased volatility, a 5-10 percent stock market correction and a wake-up call for complacent investors - all without altering the Fed's projected path of interest rate increases or wreaking serious market damage. Yet.
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Ms. Hillary initially took these treks for the thrill of it, and to enjoy the beauty of the landscape, but she came to understand that climate change was wreaking havoc on the planet, not least its polar extremities, and began lecturing on the topic.
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Clinton warned that "phony, false online news stories" are wreaking havoc on the election process, pointing to the Comet Pizza incident, in which a gunman showed up at a Washington pizzeria, believing an online rumor that Clinton was running a child sex ring there.
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See, Paul believed that many prophecies in the New Testament Book of Revelations had come to pass and it would be only a matter of time before the four horsemen were riding down the Hollywood Freeway wreaking havoc on our modern Sodom and Gomorrah.
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There's no doubt about it, a government report concludes, climate change is already wreaking havoc across every corner of the US. This means more damaging wildfires in California, more storms dumping intense rain on Texas, more coastal flooding at high tides in Florida, and other mayhem ahead.
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Since September 20, when Hurricane Maria made its Puerto Rican landfall, wreaking widespread destruction across the territory, thousands of people — in particular those with school-age children and elderly family members living without electricity and water — have been anxiously waiting for a chance to leave the island.
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Newborn Survives Both Hurricane Harvey & Hurricane Irma With Her Parents Hurricane Maria is the latest storm system to ravage parts of the Caribbean and the U.S. Hurricane Harvey caused severe flooding in Texas and Hurricane Irma followed close behind, wreaking havoc on several Caribbean nations and Florida.
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CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES: SATELLITE IMAGERY REVEALS SHOCKING BLANKET OF THICK SMOKE OVER WESTERN US Natural disasters expert Dr. Pat Abbott told FOX5 he believes the recent wildfires wreaking havoc throughout California are drawing the animals closer to the neighborhoods because they are being pushed out of their territory.
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However, the savings groups need more support if they are to succeed in countries like Niger, where most of the West African country's 20 million people work in agriculture, and where rising temperatures and increasingly erratic rainfall are wreaking havoc on farmers and herders, experts say.
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ObamaCare was wreaking havoc long before President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE took the oath of office.
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If further studies reveal that Fauci is correct, and recovered coronavirus patients are immune to reinfection for at least some amount of time, that could prove pivotal in the US government's efforts to relax the lockdowns and social distancing measures that are wreaking havoc on the economy.
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"Then in a month it would be over because the mortality rate of this probably isn't going to be any different if we did it that way than the long-term picture, but the difference is we're wreaking havoc on global and domestic economies," Santelli said.
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In all, we have been given a window into the crazed desperation of Republicans as they try to protect a presidency that is, at best, messy, and at worst, wreaking long-term havoc on America's principles and policies -- not to mention the political prospects of the GOP.
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The Iranian opposition National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) has also provided new information on the IRGC expanding its measures inside Iran to train new recruits for its proxy terrorist groups across the region and continue wreaking havoc in the already hostile Middle East flashpoint.
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And the third scene is a dark fantasy from Ducky (Keegan-Michael Key) and Bunny (Jordan Peele)'s point of view about becoming giant laser-shooting toys and wreaking havoc at the carnival — a callback to Bunny and Ducky's murder/smothering fantasies from earlier in the film.
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But critics quickly spread the word that this film was something special: a refreshingly lean, witty, inventive shoot-'em-up about a retired assassin who goes after the thugs who killed his dog, then ends up wreaking havoc throughout a surprisingly orderly and stratified international network of criminal cartels.
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But while that might make him a good guy, it doesn't make for compelling story, which is why he and No-Maj pal Jacob Kowalski (Dan Fogler) get swept up in the fight to hunt down Grindelwald, who has escaped captivity and is now wreaking havoc in Paris.
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How the CFAA, which was originally intended to target criminals for havoc-wreaking computer break-ins and data theft, came to be used to convict people for using someone else's password is a study in prosecutorial overreach and shows how the law has failed to keep up with technology.
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"The government's plan is already wreaking havoc in the lives of dedicated transgender troops who must now face the grim choice of suppressing their identity or leaving military service, to the detriment of their fellow service members and national security," NCLR legal director Shannon Minter said in a statement.
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But the truth is, this habit is wreaking havoc on your image and your office, leadership development expert Jeff Black tells CNBC Make It. When you are walking down a hallway too quickly, this not only distracts your coworkers, but it makes you look out of control, Black says.
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BREAKING SAN FRANCISCO — Hackers exploiting malicious software stolen from the National Security Agency executed damaging cyberattacks on Friday that hit dozens of countries worldwide, forcing Britain's public health system to send patients away, freezing computers at Russia's Interior Ministry and wreaking havoc on tens of thousands of computers elsewhere.
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And here's the curious case of a man Fox News identified as a Swedish defense and national security adviser who defended Mr. Trump's claim that criminal immigrants were wreaking havoc in Sweden: It turns out he has a criminal record and the Swedish authorities haven't heard of him.
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The Category 5 hurricane, packing 21625 mph winds, is wreaking havoc in the Caribbean as it barrels toward the mainland U.S. While the storm is not expected to directly hit Puerto Rico, Irma is predicted to bring heavy rains and winds when it passes the north of the island.
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We're told he'd been getting treatment for intestinal issues when he passed at around 7:30 AM. While it's still unclear what caused his death, a few months ago Mychael revealed he'd been battling IBS -- irritable bowl syndrome -- and made it clear it was wreaking havoc on his immune system.
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"Today's admission of guilt by Mr. Bradley helps to close the door on one of the conspirators responsible for causing the tragic loss of life and wreaking havoc on those who survived this horrific incident," Shane Folden, special agent in charge with U.S. Homeland Security Investigations, said in a statement.
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I was astonished 18 months ago to witness at the Le Bourget conference center outside Paris the extraordinary spectacle of nearly 200 countries actually agreeing on one central aspect of life on our planet -- the need to control the pollutants that are wreaking havoc on our decaying atmosphere and our climate.
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Provisions in the final package address a wide range of issues related to the crisis that is wreaking havoc across the country, such as expanding access to treatment and recovery services, coming up with opioid alternatives for pain treatment, intercepting illegal opioids at mail facilities and combating use of fentanyl.
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In fact, even if we could eliminate U.S. trade deficits with tariffs, there would be lots of unpleasant side effects: sharply higher interest rates wreaking havoc on real estate and those with large debts (hello, Jared), and a sharply higher dollar inflicting severe harm on exporters, like many of America's farmers.
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Sjogren's is an autoimmune disorder — a somewhat mysterious type of disease in which the body's own white blood cells attack normal tissue as if it were an invading organism — in this case wreaking havoc on the glands that make tears and saliva, as well as on some of the joints.
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Stephen Colbert goes in on Trump for going 'full god-emperor' in bizarre Turkey tweets Dramatic video shows deer jumping through window and wreaking havoc in a salon 'Rick and Morty' drops characteristically chaotic trailer for Season 4 Cute wiener pup's climb up a slide is definitely not a giant metaphor
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With the height of hurricane season upon us and Harvey, Irma, and perhaps even Jose wreaking havoc on the U.S. coastline, this is an important opportunity to re-evaluate typical emergency response processes, especially who is responsible for making the life-or-death call of whether to issue an evacuation order.
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But The Times's co-chief film critic Manohla Dargis, in a scathing review, faulted the filmmakers (for their "vulgarity, insensitivity or lack of imagination"), the characters (for their "incomprehensible stupidity"), the camerawork ("executed without a discernible subjectivity") and even expresses empathy for the reptilian creature wreaking havoc on New York.
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In the terror attacks that have ripped across Western Europe in recent years, a certain menacing figure has cropped up time and again: the violent Islamic extremist, often of North African origin, who spent time with the Islamic State in Syria and returned home bent on wreaking havoc on his European homeland.
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Its articles "DNA Testing Companies Like 23andme Admit Adding Fake African Ancestry To White Profiles In Order To 'Screw With Racists'" and "Muslims Wreaking Havoc in Belgium" were the site's most read of the last year, according to BuzzSumo data, with thousands of shares from Reddit but nothing from Facebook or Twitter.
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As oil prices continue to cause market uncertainty, and with low fuel prices wreaking havoc on some countries' economies, notably Russia's, the world's top oil producer has been at the forefront of trying to figure out whether or not a production cut should be implemented in order to support and stabilize prices.
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After a technical malfunction in a crew booking system allowed too many pilots to schedule vacation time the week of December 17 -31, it was reported yesterday that American had 15,000 flights scheduled without pilots to fly them — potentially wreaking havoc on its passengers' holiday travel plans and causing chaos at airports.
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And so it is only a movement with a deep understanding of how racial oppression works systemically, how it reaches out across branches of the government, social structures and institutions, that can help us fight against the violence this government is wreaking – not only on our most vulnerable citizens, but on us all.
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The 59 scientists who contributed to the study found that the increasing number of humans and their consumption of food and resources is wreaking havoc on the "web of life" created over Earth's history, and that by tampering with this balance, the world's clean air, water and more are being affected negatively, too.
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If enough states force clubs to hire sufficiently professionalized guards—people whose jobs depend on their diligence—then venues with metal detectors and comprehensive pat-downs (the protocols Orlando Police say they would have recommended if Glitz reopened) might be able to stop everyone from random hotheads to organized gangs from wreaking havoc.
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Opium-addicted parrots are wreaking havoc on poppy farms in India This video of a giant tarantula dragging a baby opossum across the Amazon rainforest is fascinating and terrifying all at the same time A zoo is being criticized for charging guests $20 to play tug-of-war with its lions and tigers
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The missile launches, coupled with the Iranian regime's expanding role in wreaking havoc in Syria, naturally grabbed the headlines, overshadowing a no less disturbing report by the U.S. Justice Department that Iran was behind a series of cyber attacks against the U.S., targeting at least 6900 companies and a dam by 2628.
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The Category 5 hurricane, complete with 185 mph winds, is wreaking havoc in the Caribbean as it barrels toward the mainland U.S. While the storm is not expected to directly hit Puerto Rico, Irma is predicted to bring heavy rains and winds when it passes the north of the island, according to CNN.
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"We're a state with a lot of rivers that tend to run south and east so all that water is flowing south and east and wreaking havoc with roads on the way to get to the beaches there," said Wit Tuttell, the executive director of Visit North Carolina, the state tourism office.
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He seems exasperated by everything: by his family, particularly his stubborn father; his Mexican-American girlfriend Luz (Cristina Rodlo) and her decision to join him and his family in the internment camp after she gets pregnant; by the war and its brutality; and even by the havoc the ghost is wreaking around him.
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The British family accused of wreaking a trail of havoc down the North Island over the last month first came to public attention when a woman in Auckland, the country's largest city, filmed a dispute over the family members' refusal to pick up trash they had appeared to leave behind at Takapuna Beach.
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Dismayed critics have rushed to object that shutting the border will do nothing to solve the humanitarian strains caused by the flood of migrant families from Central America — that such a move will, in fact, make things only worse by disrupting the legal flow of people and commerce, wreaking social and economic havoc.
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The son of a court clerk from Baltimore, Mr. Foxworth remembers his mother reading Langston Hughes's "Mother to Son" — "life for me ain't been no crystal stair"— to him almost every night and exposing him early on to the criminal justice system and all the havoc it was wreaking in black communities.
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Here, then, the characters are seemingly gifted with a time machine, which gives them the power of the gods — the power to grant and take life by changing the past — but as humans always do when given the power of the gods in myth and legend, they immediately start fumbling about, wreaking havoc.
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Unlike most contemporary Westerns, which map contemporary anxieties onto the past, Sheridan fixates on present-day quasi-frontiers — places like rural Texas (Hell or High Water), Wyoming (Wind River), and now Montana, with narratives that engage the actual forces wreaking havoc on the so-called Western way of life: poverty, extraction industries, and sexual assault.
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Whether she's a 17-year-old waiting for a parachute supply drop in the fields of occupied France; a diplomat's wife wreaking savage havoc on a dinner party during the Suez Canal Crisis; or a young advertising whiz slumming it with a Cockney stud, our Susan is less fire-breathing dragon than skittish whippet.
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Much like the 2006 Samuel L. Jackson film Snakes on a Plane relied on the surprise factor of slithering reptiles wreaking havoc at 30,000 feet, a crucial component of shark movies is sharks' seemingly inherent knack for appearing where and when you least expect them: Just where are the sharks going to be lurking today?
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Every decision I've made over the past months — washing my hands until they chap and bleed, rescheduling a dental appointment from the chair when the hygienist reveals that she's "a little under the weather" — I've made not for my own benefit, but for the kicking, punching, blood sugar-spiking creature wreaking havoc beneath my skin.
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The response to Harvey, now a tropical storm but still wreaking havoc over the state, promises answers to whether health officials learned lessons from the catastrophe of Katrina when it comes to the medically vulnerable — in particular whether they did enough to prepare for the disaster and to move patients out of its path.
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Expertly staged by Rufus Norris, this overladen drama extracts parallels between the lessons of cosmic physics and the fractious relationship of two siblings: Jenny (Olivia Williams), a scientific genius who's overseeing a particle accelerator project in Geneva, and her havoc-wreaking, intellectually challenged sister (the brilliant Olivia Colman, of "Broadchurch" and "The Night Manager").
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Highlights of Connie wreaking havoc with Jessie include causing her to have frequent emotional meltdowns, encouraging her to make out with Jay despite knowing that Jay is kind of gross, and enabling Jessie to engage in overreactions to every slight from any other person, such as gossiping due to jealousy and causing a girl fight.
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"Bad Boys for Life" finds Miami detectives Mike Lowrey (Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Lawrence) still wreaking havoc on the Miami streets, but after a sudden attack on one of them (that&aposs all we&aposre going to say, no spoilers), the duo suddenly realize they might be a little too old for the game.
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While Saudi Arabia spends countless millions promoting fear of Iran to distract from its global export of Wahhabism — which inspires the extremist ideology of Al Qaeda, the so-called Islamic State and many other terrorist groups wreaking havoc from Karachi to Manchester — Iran has been aiding the victims of extremism in Iraq and Syria.
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Op-Ed Contributor The terrorist attacks in Tehran on Wednesday — in bright daylight and at two very different yet entirely related locations — up the ante in what has become a battle royale for influence in the Middle East, and in the fight against the terrorists wreaking havoc in the region and in the West.
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The suit, filed last week in Crittenden County Circuit Court, brings together 215 Arkansas cities and all 75 counties in the state and accuses opioid manufacturers of wreaking havoc by aggressively pushing the drugs from the early 2000s to the present, leading to hundreds of overdose deaths while straining law enforcement and public health resources.
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I am not breaking mine up anytime soon: Knowing that something is flawed and even wreaking havoc on civilization itself doesn't automatically mean people can just quit it—how many of us had to drive cars today to jobs that we don't want, ones that the world doesn't really need, but we have no choice but to work at?
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The number of people who care enough to know what's going on in all of the countries where the US has interests — whether because of national interest, past actions that are still wreaking havoc (as in Laos), or present human rights violations like those of Boko Haram in Nigeria — is low, and so much goes unnoticed.
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They followed it up with Unanticipated, a live record that saw the band tour in secret, using a series of pseudonyms to avoid attention while playing in gas stations and at open mics, recording all of those sets, and then turning it into a live album that captured the experience of them wreaking havoc across the country.
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The First Order has almost snuffed out the last of an escaping wing of Resistance transports, so Holdo (played by Laura Dern) cooks up an inventive maneuver: She'll point the large decoy cruiser she's piloting directly at the pursuing First Order flagship and fire up the hyperdrive, wreaking havoc on the enemy warship and sacrificing herself in the process.
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As Thanos — the most powerful being in existence — touches down on Earth during his quest to find the six Infinity Stones and become even more powerful, the MCU's all-star cast of super soldiers, galactic bounty hunters, sorcerers, gods, Wakandans, and nerds in fancy suits must team up to stop him from wreaking havoc on the universe.
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Could we actually have prevented Turkey from coming in and wreaking havoc, with tougher bully pulpit diplomacy, blunter threat of sanctions and tactical adjustments of our limited forces, creating more observation posts on the border and beefed up patrols, making it difficult for Turkey attack without risking wounding or killing a U.S. soldier, something Turkey would be loathe do?
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Apart from keeping me plenty warm in the elements (I've been wearing just two layers and a vest through wind and snow), the mostly natural formula that the brand uses for this fabric (84% to 88% wool, 9% nylon, 3% to 7% elastane) somehow makes it so that the stuff doesn't end up wreaking to high heaven.
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From another angle, such a policy would immeasurably embolden Iran, already wreaking havoc in the region after its nuclear deal with the U.S. American support for Assad would additionally motivate regional powers, such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, to increase their support — including anti-aircraft weapons — for the Syrian opposition, further escalating the conflict. 85033.
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But it's undeniable that from climate change (with Tesla's emphasis on reducing the use of fossil fuels); to malevolent artificial super-intelligences (with Neuralink); and the threat of global war wreaking havoc (the Mars escape plan à la SpaceX), Musk is readying a large chunk of humanity for a coming cataclysm — and trying to avert it.
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Many of the most difficult to treat brain-related diseases of our century, which plague humankind from womb to grave, and many of which appear to be on the rise, share a common denominator: Immune-triggered microglia appear to be wreaking havoc with the brain in response to the same triggers that spark inflammation in the body.
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What was so different about Dorian, experts say, is that the hurricane hunkered down over the Bahamas for two days, sending wind gusts of more than 220 mph and up to 25 feet of storm surge into vulnerable, low-lying neighborhoods, wreaking "generational devastation" and leaving the smaller, more remote islands completely cut off from aid.
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In an era of uniquely corrupt politics, looking to clowns seems like a way to experience radical joy Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NASHVILLE — Back in 2016, it seemed clowns would only continue on their trajectory as icons of all things creepy, as dozens of reports poured in around Halloween of clowns wreaking havoc in the woods.
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We Finally Know What the Zika Virus Actually Looks LikeHere it is, folks—our first glimpse of that abominable virus that's been wreaking havoc in parts of …Read more ReadThe Zika virus has been officially linked to microcephaly, a condition in which fetal brains grown abnormally small, as well as Guillain Barre syndrome, a rare disorder that causes temporary paralysis.
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Read more:A couple in Australia and their pet dog were attacked by a giant carnivorous lizardAnother dog has died after swimming in a river infested with toxic blue-green algaeBunnies are wreaking havoc on a California city: 'We all thought it was pretty cute at first'A bear broke into a house and left by breaking through a wall 'like the Kool-Aid Man'
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This is even more concerning when one considers that Italy, where Covid-19 is currently wreaking havoc on the health care system, has significantly more hospital beds and doctors per capita than the US. While hospitals around the US are working to expand their capacities, we may still fall short, especially if the coronavirus continues to spread at current transmission rates.
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Andre Iguodala and a slimmed-down Green, in particular, are wreaking so much additional havoc that Houston has to make sure it wins Games 3 and 4 at home — against a team that has won a road game in 20 consecutive playoff series — before it can even dream about how to win four of the next five games over all.
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Policy driven by bureaucratic and technocratic elites, with almost no input, monitoring or modification from those who make up civil society, has real drawbacks: think of the provincial governments in China that lie about their coal-use figures and of the supposedly clean, China-backed hydropower projects on South-East Asia's giant rivers that are wreaking havoc with fish and water flows.
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