He was in prison for burning down an empty school.
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How will Cheryl bounce back from burning down her house?
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Police, burning down the NoDAPL home base, tipis and all.
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One way or another, they're burning down to their bones.
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In 1925, she was accused of burning down a barn.
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It's like burning down a house to rid it of mice.
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And there's no risk of any of those buildings burning down.
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It wasn't only a building burning down; the melancholy was deeper.
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And look: burning down the office doesn't ignite something in him.
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But instead of staging a prison riot or burning down the
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It's an olive branch in a year of burning down forests.
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"Hey billionaires, Notre Dame burning down sucked," Barber tweeted January 2000.
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A video provided by Zainab Hilmy of her family's shop burning down.
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The remains of an Arby's restaurant after burning down in Santa Rosa.
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We go to bed feeling reassured that our house isn't burning down.
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If that requires burning down the world, well, then, so be it.
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No one is burning down the presidential palace or executing the king.
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Are other hungry, angry populations ready to start burning down their establishments?
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You&aposre going to have Canada burning down the White House in 260.
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Shiloh was burned when a wildfire scorched the property, burning down Fallon's home.
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Politically speaking, such moves would be burning down the village to save it.
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Instead, he has added fuel to the fires burning down the Republican Party.
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In "Burning Down the House," the high-calorie prose serves no apparent purpose.
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Your voice-controlled assistant could potentially be burning down your house in no time!
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Handmaid's Tale season 2 ends with the words "burning down the house" on repeat.
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Shockingly, he didn't end up burning down all of England with this invention.[YouTube]
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Even burning down a refugee centre may count as a hate crime, not terrorism.
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It can also lead to burning down someone's house as an act of war.
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Why yell at the fireman for wasting water while the house is burning down?
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When night fell, they punished women they witnessed misbehaving by burning down their tents.
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For all we know, she started making homemade Molotov cocktails and burning down whole cities.
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Trump set fire to the GOP, happily burning down the structure for his own benefit.
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Nell Bernstein is the author of Burning Down the House: The End of Juvenile Justice.
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They were some incredible pictures of this (relatively new) monstrosity of a mansion burning down.
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Rødland was even skeptical after Chambers confirmed that yes, indeed, the studio was burning down.
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"The business was completely burning down and I was hanging out with them," said Plantenga.
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"That's like saying the house is burning down and we've done nothing to save it."
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"Are we burning down our house?" the fashion critic Vanessa Friedman asked, in the Times .
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There is a painter whose house is boarded up after nearly burning down last year.
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"I am genuinely concerned about my home burning down," the Australian rapper, 28, tweeted on Friday.
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Instead, the building caught fire, killing 11 in the blaze, and burning down many neighboring buildings.
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Hendrix recorded his final sci-fi song, "House Burning Down," for his 1968 album Electric Ladyland.
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Somehow, the burning down of the family house had brought the father and son closer together.
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"It&aposs like burning down the haystack to find the needle," Heck said in the release.
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Men with guns have taken to burning down Ebola clinics and killing health workers (see article).
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NBC news in LA is reporting that the wildfires are now burning down Rupert Murdoch's house.
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My two sisters from China who just arrived, running home because they were burning down buildings.
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The house could be burning down around them and their eyes would stay glued to the screen.
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Chen Man was arrested in 1992, accused of burning down a house in which a man died.
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Results were driven from political action on the ground, not by smashing windows or burning down buildings.
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He served four years in jail in Italy on accusations of burning down a school, it said.
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Instead of cooperating with aid workers, they're burning down the medical units set up to protect them.
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We're burning down the values of media policy in this agency in order to service this company.
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But when you look, every year, year after year, you see California mostly burning down — it's management.
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Islamic extremists responded by burning down an estimated 76 churches around the country, including four in this city.
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Turtle smugglers operated with impunity, at one point burning down a police post in protest of the ban.
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On one side, you had people burning down mosques and acting violently towards anyone who looked remotely Muslim.
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"I liken it to the burning down of a candle," Mr. O'Brien said at a news conference Wednesday.
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If we keep burning down forests and spewing greenhouse gases, the switch could flip in the other direction.
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Unlike a house burning down or a car being totaled, having a child is neither rare nor unpredictable.
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What citizen actions does Mr. Krugman believe could put out this terrible fire burning down our democratic republic?
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Against that background, withholding your taxes to protest Trump is like burning down your house to protest arson.
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But it didn't slow deforestation because it didn't change the incentives of the ranchers burning down the forest.
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Verdict: Sadly, Atherton officials should have seen this coming — burning down flammable statuary is a time-honored practice.
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The location is cool, but I cant stop thinking about the place burning down due to all the decorations.
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Several companies like Samsung have had issues with their technologically advanced products catching fire (and even burning down homes).
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The Mr. Gutsy team reprimanded a recruit by burning down his bed, and several budding soldiers died during training.
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" Post: "Why are you posting this, do you not realize that the world is burning down, I hate you.
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I could go along with Victoria trapping her sicko father in his basement sauna and burning down the house.
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In fact, 23 was the worst recorded year for wildfires in California with almost 2 million acres burning down.
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All it took was one Khaleesi burning down a Dothraki temple to convince us the season is back on track.
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He's like a house guest so annoying that you might consider burning down the house to be rid of him.
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I should be careful about the things I say because people burning down the streets is not funny in 2017.
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Whatever the exact numbers, Stoll notes that even his estimate doesn't suggest Bitcoin is burning down the planet just yet.
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For the burning down of the White House remains a favorite punchline among British diplomats, journalists and politicians in Washington.
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By the end of the season, she starts to imagine burning down the office, dousing the entire place in kerosene.
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Many charges related to the burning down of a police station in mid-September in Aba where nine people died.
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These clients presumably don't want Sanders to try burning down the Democratic machine by taking the nomination to the convention.
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The most profound memory I have from my childhood, is burning down my house at 6 years old. Wow. Really?
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"The colonel is in his house, and we're burning down the house so he burns to death," the subordinate says.
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People getting – people losing their family and you hear how they&aposre burning down there and it&aposs all wrong.
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Bolsonaro enraged critics on Wednesday when he accused non-governmental organizations of burning down the Amazon rainforest to hurt his government.
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If you want to win over a room, fully committing to a "Burning Down the House" cover will do the trick.
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Bad cooking leads to fires, which can lead to half of your house burning down and killing sims in morbid ways.
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It's a feeling we all get of, just like, 'Things are burning down around me, but you got to smile sometimes.
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And that was before the Camp fire destroyed Paradise, in Northern California, burning down thousands of homes and killing 86 people.
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WHAT DR GRACE HANGI overheard, as she hid from the gunmen burning down the Ebola clinic where she worked, was revealing.
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Those who have fled have told gut-wrenching stories of systematic mass rape, murder and the burning down of entire villages.
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If you witness someone burning down a building, you are not required to withhold your judgment on their conduct pending trial.
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It was marked by the burning down of villages, the U.N. report said, and Kamuina Nsapu forced child soldiers to decapitate enemies.
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Mine explosions and fighting continued, the government said, blaming Rohingya militants for burning down houses and fleeing to the mountains after attacks.
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French protesters filled the streets and clashed with royalist soldiers, burning down customs posts and looting the city for food and weapons.
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A police spokesman said the monk was charged with "burning down forest and taking possession of the land for himself without permission".
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And I think when the house is burning down around us as it is, we can't afford to fight with each other.
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More broadly, "retreating from the world is not the solution, nor is burning down the current system and starting anew," Dimon wrote.
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Meanwhile, in Burnridge, a serial arsonist is burning down old heritage houses, and a movie shoot has taken over the historical downtown.
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Knockoff brands are much cheaper online at places like Amazon or like AliExpress, but is your house burning down worth the risk?
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Rivals to the overkill hypothesis include, among others, the landscaping hypothesis, according to which we eradicated mammoths by burning down their habitats.
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Voting Trump is burning down the house to collect the insurance money — you don't do it unless things are really, really bad.
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In Westeros, not having that outlet can lead to people burning down cities after their nephew-boyfriend refuses to make out with them.
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That means building and maintaining distribution systems that work well in highly predictable situations without creating blackouts or burning down half the state.
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How to save for a rainy (or dry) day if men with guns keep stealing your savings or burning down your grain stores?
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But instead of burning down cities like in Game of Thrones, you and your dragon-child build bridges to human relationships and growth.
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Those choices included burning down the office of Dan Durow, the Wasco County planner who halted the ranch's expansion, per Zaitz' Oregonian series.
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A Bangladeshi border guard points to a nearby hillock where a fire is raging; he says the Burmese army is burning down houses.
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There's always delete your account, but that's a bit like burning down the house to get rid of the ghost — it'll never work.
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Biden shares some of Donna Brazile's feelings about the "rigged" Democratic primary, even if he's not as intent on burning down the house.
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The demonstration spun out of control when young men rampaged through different neighborhoods, burning down stores, ransacking banks and killing several police officers.
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And it's looking more and more likely that taxes could help our planet from burning down too, with something called a carbon tax.
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On May 30, Menzel will celebrate her 45th birthday, adding one more year to the decades she's been burning down the metaphorical house.
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At the same time this was happening in the New York area, there were wildfires in California burning down entire towns like Paradise.
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He also choreographed the movements for that reliable roof-raiser "Burning Down the House," drawing on his color guard and marching band background.
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It's snowing, a whole year has passed since that first letter, and he tells her about an old church burning down near Schenectady.
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Faulkner is here, too—especially "Light in August," a novel that begins, as "The Sport of Kings" ends, with a house burning down.
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Today, it is burning down, after unseasonably high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds turned a trailer park fire into a city-wide conflagration.
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You can always rely on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to bring out some good news when everything else is burning down around us.
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Cameroonian forces have responded with scorched earth tactics such as burning down villages then opening fire on fleeing residents, witnesses told Reuters in February.
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In this analogy, black lives are the burning house, and everyone else is living much more comfortably in the house that isn't burning down.
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But the second novel inscribed within "Burning Down the House" is a breathless romance whose bathos quickly overwhelms the intelligence of Mendelsohn's social observations.
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Newspapers have claimed that the Rohingya are burning down their own homes and killing Buddhists and Hindus — a view also espoused by the government.
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I like the idea of seeing it as something that is continuing, as opposed to finishing with Manderley burning down and that story's over.
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VICE: Hey John, if your house was burning down and you could chose between saving your wife or your... John: I'd take my wife.
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It was a weird time as I was worried about the house burning down, but it was also a good opportunity to write music.
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If we do not band together, we risk burning down the democratic structures and the communal voices that have defined us as a nation.
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And, of course, there's the increasing problem of forests burning down in a hotter climate, which pumps carbon dioxide right back into the atmosphere.
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Meanwhile, bursts of violence, the burning down of Ebola treatment centers and the kidnapping of health workers have plagued the effort from the start.
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It doesn't require, apparently, that you stop burning down trees in the Brazilian Amazon, or seeing them burn in fires from Australia to California.
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Other than our daughter, my husband's last birthday gift to me is the only thing I would grab if the house was burning down.
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Let's not let Serena off the hook now, or ever – even if the whole "burning down the cursed marital bed" is a pretty badass move.
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As if proof were needed, within the last month, a former far-right candidate shot two Muslims who stopped him from burning down a mosque.
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The consequences are expected to be unfathomable, including the burning down of the Amazon rainforest at about a 3 degrees Celsius [37 degrees Fahrenheit] rise.
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When stars make the move from teen icon to adult artist, they often make the mistake of burning down the house that made them famous.
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The most fictional of these, "Burning Down the House," depicts a powdery-blue door complete with a doorknob, which partially opens to reveal a closet.
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If your house were burning down, would you call the firefighters and then try to tell them how to thread their hose to a hydrant?
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In 1917, white men responded to the pressures of changing demographics and job competition by rioting in black neighborhoods, burning down homes and shooting residents.
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Nazi Germany went to great lengths to stamp out Polish cultural identity during World War II by burning down libraries, museums, and palaces wherever possible.
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When things are not burning down, you're paying a premium for it, but when your portfolio is on fire, that insurance pays off in spades.
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More and more companies are also realizing that if they help prevent the planet from burning, they can keep their businesses from burning down, too.
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Bush fires, which have been raging across Australia for months, have destroyed 7.4 million acres of land, burning down 800 homes and killing six people.
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As June strides back into Gilead, her cape flowing around her like a superhero, the Talking Heads' "Burning Down the House" blares into the credits sequence.
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"The fire is currently burning down toward a couple of rivers and we want to make sure the fire ties in to those rivers," she said.
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The Koch network played a vital and unrivaled role in burning down the moderate wing of the Republican Party that acknowledged the reality of climate change.
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Last year, a judge in Tennessee ruled the company was not liable for damages caused by a defective hoverboard that exploded, burning down a family's house.
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The famed mansion that has served as the backdrop for The Bachelor and The Bachelorette is in "grave danger" of burning down in the California wildfires.
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"You can't have a healthy economy if your towns are burning down," said Inslee, who recently visited the devastation left by climate-fueled wildfires in California.
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This week we reported, depressingly, that China's financial system is Fragile and that Donald Trump is the Republican candidate for the presidency (Burning down the house).
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Later, in the final encore of "Burning Down the House" (remade with a Congolese soukous groove), she was back in the aisles, joined by her musicians.
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"Basically, anything that would have the potential of burning down the house or flooding the house, we had the plumber or the electrician do," DeWitt said.
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Its wall was built between 2000 and 0003 to protect against marauding bands of Protestants, who were burning down Roman Catholic churches in New York City.
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Here's just a few of the strangest music videos from the '80s: "Burning Down the House" by Talking Heads David Byrne is known for being gloriously odd.
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Trump's burning-down-the-house approach appealed to many in the Paul movement who were motivated by an antiestablishment feeling and a desire to see elites chastened.
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The son of a sheriff's deputy in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, is also facing hate crime charges for allegedly burning down three black churches in the area.
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Iam genuinely concerned about my home burning down it's right on the canyon in calabasas and I can't get home to any of my things right now.
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The neighbors whose home Billings is accused of burning down had lived there less than a year, said Pam Nichols, whose employee, a fellow veterinarian, lived there.
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"Pakistan expressed deep concern at the escalation of the situation and condemned the burning down of (the) Saudi Embassy in Tehran," Sharif's office said in a statement.
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The ad features a character named Cheryl who calls State Farm to check whether she's insured for the outdoor "she shed" burning down in front of her.
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Authorities are accusing a Michigan LGBT rights leader of burning down his home after previously investigating the event as a hate crime, The Detroit News reported Tuesday.
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Myanmar's army responded with a brutal crackdown that included the killing of 6,700 Rohingya, widespread rape, and burning down almost 300 villages in less than two months.
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In "Burning Down the House," Ms. Mendelsohn scoops up and embraces every available potboiler cliché and lurid plot development — including incest, rape, arson, murder and human trafficking.
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People living in tower blocks across the country are still horrified as they know that their homes are at risk of burning down like Grenfell Tower did.
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Arson is so frequent that it is not unheard-of to blame shepherds for burning down acres of forest to create pastures for their sheep to graze.
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Had Daenerys approved or gone through with the idea of burning down King's Landing — or torching anything she wants, really — then I think it makes some sense.
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"I realized the house was burning down but I needed to find out where everyone was and where are the adults and what was going on," Wray said.
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He's basically swiping at wights and running away from an angry Viserion, who is burning down soldiers and wights and walls and whatever else is in his way.
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The 1983 video for "Burning Down the House" featured Byrne's giant open-mouthed face sliding down a highway, a child version of himself and awkward synchronized shoulder dancing.
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It's understandable that with the world burning down around them, Game of Thrones' remaining characters are running out of options, and in many cases just reverting to type.
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But in the past couple of weeks the militia has again been harassing people and burning down houses in Zanzibar town, says Ismail Jussa Ladhu, a CUF politician.
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Many yalis have been extensively renovated and even rebuilt after falling into disrepair, burning down or being struck by a wayward tanker struggling with the strait's tricky curves.
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Heather Franklin, 33, and husband Ernest Franklin II, 35, are accused of murdering their son Jeffrey Franklin, 16, and then covering it up by burning down their house.
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The photo of her running and screaming, burning, down the road became an iconic image of the Vietnam War and won Associated Press photographer Nick Ut a Pulitzer.
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The New York Daily News ran a short item on the arrest of Jerry Salerno, a New York-area homeless man who's accused of burning down a bank.
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Let a city suffer multiple disease outbreaks, and it'll descend into chaos with rampaging mobs burning down your buildings and blocking your attempts to travel through the region.
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They stood in front of a concrete Jersey barrier, facing down a mob of ruffians wearing ski masks and bandannas who appeared to be burning down a city.
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They waged a domestic-terrorism campaign by killing black Americans and white Republicans, burning down their homes and churches, and intimidating local communities into accepting white-supremacist rule.
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Cusack says the delay was due to a manufacturer burning down and having to redesign elements of the product as they learned more while it was being produced.
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Burning down the city whose police and government hardly reflect or respect the majority of its citizens honestly seemed like a rational response that couldn't be judged morally.
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After all, it is easier for a person facing financial difficulties to consider setting fire to their car than it is to think about burning down their home.
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Just last week, the police said that a youth leader from Mr. Modi's political party bragged about burning down hundreds of homes of Rohingya refugees, Muslims from Myanmar.
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Additionally, the "leaders" of countries that are under siege may be corrupt, incompetent, frozen by fear, or in socialist sympathy with those who are burning down their infrastructure.
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In recent days the violence has escalated, with invaders shooting at farmers and burning down houses, and Kenya's security forces have been deployed to push the invaders out.
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Or what if it turns on my empty rice cooker (after I forgot to top it up) — at best pointlessly expending energy, at worst enthusiastically burning down the house.
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Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro has accused non-governmental organizations of burning down the Amazon rainforest to hurt his government, amid a growing global outcry against the wildfires.
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It's a series meant to be watched late at night, with the lights off, experienced like a ghost story around a campfire that's burning down to its final embers.
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Meanwhile, Karim Yuresh, police spokesman in northern Faryab province, says the Taliban attacked a district headquarters on Sunday night, burning down about 50 shops in Khuaja Sabz Posh district.
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He has been cast into exile by the tribune Clodius, a master demagogue who can manipulate a mob into doing just about anything, including burning down the Senate building.
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Straub's cartoon echoes this point: If a house is burning down, you're obviously going to focus on putting out the fire instead of watering a house that's just fine.
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In a recent phone call between the two leaders Trump mistakenly claimed that Canadians were responsible for burning down the White House in 1812 — when Canada didn't even exist.
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Modern life is increasingly stressful and dystopian (what with the rainforest and the Arctic burning down) and the thought of fleeing into nature has almost never been more appealing.
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Burning never gives you enough to work with to know exactly what's wrong, but he's distant, impenetrable, and, it emerges, his hobby is burning down greenhouses every two months.
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" Toby Nixon, president of the Washington Coalition for Open Government, compared SEIU's latest tactic to "…burning down the whole building, from our perspective, because there is a paint chip.
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So maybe that's why she stayed so calm late last weekend when she took a call -- from her teen daughter -- and found out her very own house was burning down.
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As Jaime's nickname reminds us, this Lannister brother actually killed a king, Dany's father Aerys Targaryen (David Rintoul), to keep him from burning down all of King's Landing with wildfire.
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International human rights groups have accused the government of burning down homes, and fear there have been abuses against the Rohingya, who have long faced persecution in their own country.
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It's like someone burning down your house, leaving a sack of cash on your doorstep, and then claiming they've done more to get you through the catastrophe than anyone else.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who wants to develop the Amazon, has claimed, without evidence, that nongovernmental organizations could be burning down the Amazon in retaliation for his cutting their funding.
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"It is impossible to buy a toaster that has a one-in-five chance of bursting into flames and burning down your house," Warren later explained in the journal Democracy.
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One member of Virginia's neo-pagan white nationalist group the Wolves of Vinland, Maurice Michaely, spent more than two years in prison for burning down a black church in 2012.
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There's almost no better meme to represent the current moment in time than the "This is fine" dog meme, which depicts a cartoon dog in a house that's burning down.
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I took a portrait of the eldest people in the village because there is a saying that when the old people die it's like a library of stories burning down.
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The goal of their campaign is for justice, support and ultimately, protection for those still living in tower blocks across the country at risk of burning down, just like Grenfell.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump had already clashed with Canada before the summit meeting by reportedly accusing it of burning down the White House during that war (it was really the British).
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But the nation's poor schools are perhaps the A.N.C.'s greatest betrayal of the dreams of black South Africans — some of whom have turned to burning down schools in protest.
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As uncomfortable as the encounter appeared, it signaled a major change; insurgents were more likely in the past to be burning down schools than they were to be monitoring them.
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The latest incident follows an attack on another Roma settlement in April, where masked men chased women and small children with rocks and pepper spray after burning down their tents.
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I got in trouble for that short story, too, because I doused it with gasoline, set it on fire, and threw it onto somebody's porch, burning down the entire house.
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But Little Fires Everywhere introduces us to them them in the midst of turmoil: their family home is burning down and the immediate suspect is Izzy, the Richardsons' rebellious younger daughter.
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Cloud20 had a decent advantage and went in for the kill, beating back TSM in their own base, taking out the nexus turrets while grabbing kills and burning down the nexus.
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She offers to take the fall for burning down the hooch-splattered house, but she's understandably getting the Law Office of Annalise mixed up with the childhood home of Anna Mae.
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While there, he intended to "carry out an armed attack" that included burning down a mosque or "blowing it up with a Molotov cocktail or other explosive device," the statement said.
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We have a lot to work on within our community, and with the country literally burning down around us, it's hard to want to give a shit about metal at all.
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The ad features a character named Cheryl who calls State Farm to check whether she's insured for the outdoor "she shed" burning down in front of her and her husband, Victor.
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A shot from the trailer shows Harley burning down the Ace Chemicals factory — a location that essentially created both Joker and Harley Quinn and was also featured briefly in Suicide Squad.
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Strains spilled onto the streets on Monday and Tuesday when Kurds joined protests against years of austerity and unpaid public sector salaries, with some burning down offices belonging to political parties.
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They're one of those simple fad toys you'll probably not hear from again in a few weeks, so hopefully (seriously) we'll all get through that period without a house burning down.
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Saudi showdown burning down the Shia crescent — population zones extending from Iran to Iraq to Syria to Lebanon and skipping across the Arabian Peninsula to Yemen, is both religious and territorial.
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Having devoted seasons to peeling back the profound social, economic, and cultural chaos political upheaval creates, the show extricates Dany from Mereen by killing two slave masters and burning down a ship.
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This decision is plausible, but it seems unlikely that special effects (especially after the wizardry of "2001: A Space Odyssey") would have been unable to stage a hotel burning down in winter.
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In June 2016, a grand jury indicted Denham on the four murder charges, as well as second-degree arson for allegedly burning down the house where he and the victims lived together.
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Whether you're a Broadway buff or not, there's no denying that Idina Menzel has a memorable voice, one that is capable of burning down not one, not two, but hundreds of houses.
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On Sunday, an argument sparked up (oh god) between two fans in the city of Apóstoles just outside of Buenos Aires and resulted in a man allegedly burning down his friend's house.
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There's also a built-in shut-off feature that'll power it down after an hour, meaning you don't have to worry about burning down your house if you accidentally leave it sitting out.
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SAO PAULO — Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Wednesday said, without presenting evidence, that nongovernmental organizations could be burning down the Amazon rainforest to bring shame on his government after he cut their funding.
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"We believe the house will eventually burn down too"To turn that into a metaphor, MP's McNamara believes that Putnam is offering insurance on a house that is at risk of burning down.
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Dozens of wildfires are burning across the West, from California to Colorado, with thousands of firefighters toiling away in hot, dry weather, trying to prevent the blazes from burning down homes and businesses.
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The nostalgic summer tones of "T Shirt Weather" calmed things down and with that, Kano finished up on "Garage Skank" over the Zeph Ellis instrumental that has been burning down raves for years.
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When a fire swept the village in 1781, burning down most of the wooden houses, she welcomed the villagers to Grand-Lucé and paid for rebuilding their destroyed homes in the local stone.
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Mobs of young Buddhist men attacked a Muslim neighborhood in a southern town, burning down houses, killing at least three Muslims and sending fear into just about every Muslim household in Sri Lanka.
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No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the Boko Haram terrorist group has been waging war in the area for a decade, burning down villages, attacking military checkpoints and kidnapping residents.
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Because her goal — burning down Gilead — is just as important to her as Joseph's goal is to him, and it'll require as much sacrifice (think back to the Martha she let die last episode).
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Clarke posted the photo in response to last night's destructive episode, which features Dany settling into her role as the Mad Queen and burning down all of King's Landing without one sign of mercy.
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Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro on Wednesday accused non-governmental organizations of burning down the Amazon rainforest to hurt his government, as a growing global outcry against the wildfires raged through social media.
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Why is it, then, that I am doing an aesthetic consideration of the videos that appear on social media rather than warning you about the very real dangers of burning down your own neighborhood?
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If you have watched, then you know that Theon and Yara Greyjoy somehow managed to slip their fleet into Mereen even whilst Daenerys was burning down a bunch of ships in the same harbor.
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Thomas Smith, professor at geography at the London School of Economics, said "there is an increased confidence" that the Arctic fires are indeed peat fires burning down into the soil, judging by their behavior.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police shot dead two men suspected of burning down a police station complex in a jihadist-inspired attack after they fired at them with bows and arrows, officials said on Monday.
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In coming years, the project manager hopes to introduce laser-mapping, which could simulate the palace's burning down or falling to the ground, effects that could exploit the facade as a kind of scenery.
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The letter highlights a number of incidents, including an attack on a Roma settlement in April, where masked men chased women and small children with rocks and pepper spray after burning down their tents.
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If the arsonists out there are reading this, I would just like you to know that by burning down my restaurant, you are also affecting the families of my 20 employees and their wellbeing.
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Or it might have been the arrival of the Red Priests, who recently started burning down weirwood trees in Westeros, which are very likely tied to the White Walkers' source of magic (read more here).
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To write "I set my house on fire" in Ravicka is synonymous and simultaneous with one's house burning down, just as writing "my house did not burn down" allows the same house to remain standing.
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Yeun's latest film, Burning, adapts the 1992 Haruki Murakami story "Barn Burning," about an awkward Japanese outsider who makes a brief connection with a wealthy, urbane, expressive man who claims he enjoys burning down barns.
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In the 1860s, mobs of mostly foreign-born white workers took to the streets in New York City to protest conscription during the Civil War, burning down buildings and inciting violent attacks against black residents.
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It was a planned "controlled burn" – a fire deliberately started as a means to manage forest growth and avert future wildfires – but it ended up burning down 36 homes across 800 in acres in Eastpoint, Fla.
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Far from the regret conjured by its title, the tape has more to do with the exhilaration of burning down one's past mistakes if its focus on shit-disturbing rap beats is anything to go by.
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All the things that were true of the time that were also distinct and signature and iconic—and also yes, capturing that gritty reality and the truth that was the burning down Bronx of the time.
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While Pelosi and her allies have been figuring out the best way to turn up the temperature, the president and his allies—flouting laws and resisting subpoenas at every turn—have been burning down the house.
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The last time Ms. Saunders and her "Absolutely Fabulous" co-star Joanna Lumley, brought their TV alter egos, Patsy and Edina, to New York in 2002, they wound up in jail after burning down a bar.
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While it doesn't seem that Trip or Moody had anything to do with it right now, one of them burning down the house to spite the other is now very much in the realm of possibilities.
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The home of 2628st Century Fox and Fox News Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch, located on a vineyard outside of Los Angeles, is "burning down" in Southern California's wildfires, according to an NBC News report on Wednesday.
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Ransom, now believing he can't be found guilty for her murder or for Harlan's, admits to poisoning Fran and to burning down the medical examiner's office in an attempt to destroy Harlan's blood and test results.
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As of August last year, more than 688,000 Rohingya have been forced to flee their homes in northern Rakine State amid widespread reports of military-backed mass rape, murder and the burning down of entire villages.
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But it wasn't long before they were making headlines for a different reason: Namely, the lithium ion batteries that powered them began to explode with some regularity, injuring riders and in some cases even burning down houses.
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Rohingya militants killed nine border guards in October, sparking a response in which the army was accused of raping Rohingya women, shooting villagers on sight and burning down homes, sending an estimated 75,000 people fleeing to Bangladesh.
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Passion raises its voice in evangelical crowd rousers (stirringly rendered by Alana Bridgewater and Jackie Richardson) and an arsonist's increasingly uncontrolled paean to the thrill of burning down a courthouse (performed with detonative glee by Daniel Williston).
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" I'm reminded of a haiku by Mizuta Masahide, the 17th-century Japanese poet who commemorated the burning down of his barn, which left him homeless: "My storehouse burned down—/now nothing stands between me/and the moon above.
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As Sawyer, a security analyst for a record-setting Hong Kong skyscraper, he finds himself battling thugs who, in a quest to get what they want, don't mind burning down the tower with Sawyer's wife and kids inside.
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That spills over into more earnest versions of the same, like D'Souza's movie poster, intended to bring you into the theater to find out whether Trump will be burning down the establishment or putting out that same fire.
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For the past decade, our presidential elections have been the stage for a center-left versus center-right face-off, which at times has provoked some heated debates — but now it feels like the house is burning down.
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For much of the four years I covered the conflict in Bosnia, the guys whom we caught burning down villages, looting, smacking around women and the elderly, and terrorizing children would always be furious when we showed up.
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BRASILIA/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro on Wednesday accused non-governmental organizations of burning down the Amazon rainforest to hurt his government, as a growing global outcry against the wildfires raged through social media.
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" Colangelo continued (burning down everything in his wake), "Her actions were a seriously misguided effort to publicly defend and support me, and while I recognize how inappropriate these actions were, she acted independently and without my knowledge or consent.
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ABUJA, Nov 18 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Two years after Nigerian militant group Boko Haram attacked his hometown of Gwoza - killing men and burning down houses - Ali Bello feared the worst when he received a panicked message from his wife.
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In the nearly two-hour video, Dawson presented a series of false narratives that the wildfires were caused by either direct energy weapons, kitchen microwave explosions directed by electric companies, or people burning down their houses for insurance money.
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An old loosie, "Burning Down Chicago," was partly inspired by a woman who, in the middle of one of Ms. McBryde's bar performances, pulled a photo out of her wallet, laid it in an ashtray and set it ablaze.
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Sanders says the threats include burning down the school, blowing up the school, shooting up the school and attacking students ... and he wants to set an example for the nation -- threats made on social media have real-world consequences.
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A fast-moving fire spurred on by high winds broke out in Los Angeles on Thursday night, burning down more than 2000,000 acres and multiple homes, and forcing the evacuation of nearly 13,000 people in the San Fernando Valley.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Five people suspected of burning down four mosques in Ethiopia's Amhara region were arrested on Saturday, a regional spokesman said, as rising inter-communal and ethnic violence threatens political reforms initiated by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
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Nancy Pelosi was re-elected as the Democrats' leader in the House, seeing off a challenge from a congressman who has said the party's defeat at the election should set off a "fire alarm because the house is burning down".
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A song in which Morrissey sings about burning down a disco because he hates what the DJ has decided to play probably doesn't seem like the inspiration behind one of the rare optimistic episode Black Mirror gives fans this season.
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With a 1% chance of her house burning down, your correspondent is quite happy to pay someone a fee so that if her economics textbooks are reduced to ash, she will at least get some financial help to rebuild her library.
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My own grandmother had lived through a lot — a house burning down, five major wars, one stillbirth, the Depression, living with my Grandfather who smoked cigars with the windows closed in their tiny apartment and then dropped dead of kidney failure.
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The civil suit alleged that Geoffrey H. Palmer and his company, G.H. Palmer Associates, failed to take fire-safety precautions that would have curbed the spread of flames that ended up burning down the multimillion-dollar Da Vinci Apartments complex.
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The so-called Camp Fire in northern California, the state's most destructive blaze on record, had left at least 228 people missing as of early Monday after burning down more than 6,700 homes and businesses in the town of Paradise.
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In impoverished black townships like Alexandra, the enmity between the police and black South Africans was so bad in the mid-1980s that residents chased away black police officers who lived in the township by burning down their family homes.
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" On the same song she ends a verse with a line about California's deadly fires that simmers into an almost a cappella finish: "California's burning down / Sitting in the middle of the sixth extinction / Silently suggesting the investment in a generator.
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Lamparello's alleged arson attempt at St. Patrick's comes only a few weeks after a man was arrested and charged with arson and hate crimes for burning down three predominantly African-American churches in Louisiana between March 26 and April 4.
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No one has claimed responsibility for the attack but Boko Haram militants have fought a decade-long war in the region-- burning down villages, attacking military checkpoints and kidnapping residents -- amid repeated claims by the government that they have been defeated.
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What happened there is happening here: government-backed militias, and sometimes uniformed soldiers, sweeping into towns, burning down huts, massacring civilians, gang-raping women and driving millions from their homes, leaving many to crowd into disease-ridden camps protected by United Nations peacekeepers.
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In the area of the Getty fire, which erupted early Monday in a wealthy enclave of western Los Angeles — burning down several multimillion-dollar homes near the Getty Center and its priceless artworks — fire crews were patrolling neighborhoods, looking for spots that were still smoldering.
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The big picture: With thousands of crews deployed, firefighters have made progress in containing both the Woolsey Fire in Ventura and Los Angeles counties as well as the Camp Fire, which destroyed the town of Paradise, killing at least 23 and burning down 6,713 structures.
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But in August 2017, violence escalated at harrowing speeds when national security forces began burning down Rohingya villages, killing and raping Rohingyas, and destroying their land, causing more than 700,000 Rohingyas to flee to neighboring Bangladesh, according to a report from the Human Rights Watch.
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"You have a very prominent singer who's worth hundreds of millions of dollars not going over to a women's shelter here in D.C. to write a check, but instead saying she thought of, quote, 'burning down the White House,'" top Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway said.
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It's really designed so that the roof burns off and leaves what's underneath relatively stable, as long as the fire doesn't start down in the nave and the main sanctuary, where the heat from stuff burning down there would obviously have a negative effect.
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Testimonials from refugees confirm that this involves burning down Rohingya villages, killing women and children -- convincing those fleeing that it will never be safe to return to the country of their birth -- and trying to leverage China against any objections from western political leaders.
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In it, she also introduced her toaster analogy: no regulator would allow the sale of a toaster with a one-in-five chance of burning down a house, yet there is no similar concern over mortgages with a one-in-five chance of wrecking a family's finances.
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Alabama Shakes released the album of their career last year with Sound & Color, and they're still burning down stages with singer/guitarist Brittany Howard's full-body exuberance and her ace band's taut Southern rock, as evidenced by their blistering season opening turn on Austin City Limits.
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The entire interview takes place in a vast aircraft hangar that we see burning down in the final scenes of the film — the implication being that Bannon sees himself as a take-no-prisoners leader in a real war, just like his heroes in the movies.
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I am driven to work by the knowledge that they are prepared to sell the house I grew up in to pay for my graduate school, and that if I failed to earn scholarships it would be the financial equivalent of burning down my parents' home.
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Photo: Clockwise from top left: Photo: Bjorn Lardner / Photo: HSVC / Photo: AP / Photo: Getty ImagesIt might be the second half of November, but the wildfire season in California is now functionally approaching a 365-days-a-year crisis, with two massive blazes burning down huge swathes of the state.
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Wine sommelier Tommy is broken after the sudden death of his wife and mother to his young son and numbs his pain with alcohol, while Dion, a cocaine-addicted chef, has been released from a prison for burning down a restaurant, only to find the local mob after him.
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There's an entry-level Talking Heads that most people subscribed to during the 20083s, where idiosyncratic songs about buildings ("Burning Down The House"), evangelical preachers ("Once In A Lifetime"), and LSD consumption ("And She Was") became mainstream radio and MTV-endorsed earworms that more than troubled the charts.
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It does appear to be the first known example of a police department using an explosive in an offensive capacity to actually kill a suspect, but bomb-defusing robots have been weaponized in the past by police forces, in one instance resulting in a mobile home burning down.
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Ever since pairing up with stylist Law Roach, the multi-platinum singer has been become a fashionable force to be reckoned with — whether she's walking around in a low-key Titanic sweatshirt or burning down the house in an angelic cloud-like gown at the Billboard Music Awards.
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Cersei and Jamie have never exactly had a smooth relationship, but Cersei's actions in the Season Finale — burning down the Great Sept and indirectly causing the death of her and Jamie's last remaining child — are going to cause a hell of a lot more problems down the road.
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This includes a mysterious, maybe self-inflicted poisoning; A doctor burning down his research station as a way to avoid the winter; A disagreement that escalated into a hammer fight in 1996; A person becoming so violent they had to be locked in a storage locker for months.
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One of the justifications Mr. Trump cited for the steel and aluminum duties was "national security," which implied that Canada somehow posed a security threat to the United States — the basis for his ill-informed joke about Canada burning down the White House during the War of 1812.
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Read more:Notre Dame is missing Christmas for the first time in 230 yearsA former far-right political candidate who believed a conspiracy theory about the Notre Dame fire tried burning down a French mosque as &aposrevenge&aposNotre-Dame&aposs melted scaffolding is putting the structure at risk of collapse.
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She was over at a friend's house when "all of a sudden I was absolutely convinced that the house was on fire and it was burning down," the actress told Dr. Harold Koplewicz from the Child Mind Institute, as part of an Advertising Week 2018 panel in New York.
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As Milwaukee's black community takes to the streets demanding justice over the police shooting of Sylville Smith, many people watching the demonstrations are wondering: Why are people marching — and, at first, burning down their own community — over the police shooting of an armed man with a lengthy arrest record?
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Vesey's botched slave revolt resulted in angry white mobs burning down the original structure, but the congregation continued worship services underground and rebuilt Mother Emanuel, as it is known, following the Civil War (this structure, designed by Vesey's son, the architect Robert Vesey, was destroyed by an earthquake in 1886).
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"I was doing This Is Us in Los Angeles, burning down the house at the top of the week, and at the end of the week I would fly to New York and be on set with Jennifer Lopez," says Ventimiglia, who stars as Lopez's onscreen love interest, Trey, in Second Act.
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But I could tilt toward that darker side without even knowing it: The day after a devoted fan named Steve Bartman potentially cost the Cubs a shot at making the World Series, I nodded furiously when my high-school chemistry teacher suggested finding out where he lived and burning down his house.
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Now, more evidence is emerging that the Delhi police, who are under the direct command of Mr. Modi's government and have very few Muslim officers, concertedly moved against Muslims and at times actively helped the Hindu mobs that rampaged in New Delhi in late February, burning down Muslim homes and targeting Muslim families.
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Mysterious Land of Shaolin: The Wu-Tang Clan's Staten Island Black Star Lines: Harlem Secular and Sacred Water and Power: The Reach of the City Wildlife Burning Down and Rising Up: The Bronx in the 1970s Mother Tongues and Queens: The World's Languages Capital Trash in the City: Dumping on Staten Island and Beyond Mysterious Land of Shaolin: The Wu-Tang Clan's Staten Island Black Star Lines: Harlem Secular and Sacred Water and Power: The Reach of the City Wildlife Burning Down and Rising Up: The Bronx in the 1970s Mother Tongues and Queens: The World's Languages Capital Trash in the City: Dumping on Staten Island and Beyond If you ask any New Yorker, they'll tell you—their city is the center of the world.
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Since pairing up with the stylist, who works with other high-profile celebs like Zendaya and Ariana Grande, the singer has become a fashionable force to be reckoned with, whether she's walking around in a low-key Titanic sweatshirt or burning down the house in an angelic cloud-like gown at the Billboard Music Awards.
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"I think that race is a very difficult topic, very intense but also very local, and these local pogroms that happen in these communities, you know, very often followed by ... looting or burning down of the black part of town ... that kind of set the relationship between blacks and whites in those towns," she said.
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On the side of the house, the settlers had spray-painted the slogan "Greetings from the Prisoners of Zion"—likely a reference to settlers who were in prison under investigation for burning down a house in the Arab village of Duma, in July, killing three members of a family, including an eighteen-month-old child.
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It was called the Freedom Fighter's Manual and, in 15 pages of illustrations that looked vaguely like airplane safety cards, it mapped out all the easy ways that Nicaraguan citizens can help destabilize and eventually overthrow the then-current Marxist government—from leaving sinks running all the time to booby-trapping highways and burning down buildings.
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HBO's Vice Principals, perhaps the only show on TV that truly tries to understand Trump's America, prompted much fretting over whether the show recognized that its white male heroes — who were trying to tear down a black woman who had the job they wanted — knew what they were doing was Wrong, even as they were burning down her house.
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Not content with racking up insurmountable debt, not content with destroying any hopes of sustainable property prices or stable career paths, not content with enjoying the benefits of free education and generous pension schemes before burning down the ladder they climbed up, the baby boomers have left one last turd on the doorstep of the younger generation.
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The book opens with a house burning down and then flashes back to explore how we got there, revealing the dual plights of the Warren family struggling to fit in the tiny suburb of Shaker Heights and the Richardson family struggling to maintain the illusion of perfection, and just what happens when those two families intersect.
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Nightcap: GOP plans for open convention; anti-Trump conservatives huddle | Sign up "All of a sudden, everybody is saying 'Oh My God — the house is burning down we should have done something before it got this far,'" said Weber, who is supporting John Kasich in the presidential race and is calling on the party to unite behind the Ohio Governor. Sen.
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To focus attention on Freud while the world is burning down around us felt at best irrelevant, if not irresponsible; the critical blinders required to assess a well-known body of work that, in the scheme of things, should have been written off as retrograde and parochial, patriarchal and hegemonic, seemed as much an ethical question as an aesthetic one.
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With a large portion of Dany's greatest enemies now gone for good — Varys, Euron Greyjoy, Jaime and Cersei Lannister — the only people now standing in her way or in potential opposition are Tyrion, Arya and Sansa, with Jon either somewhere in the middle — or leaning away from her now that she's shown her "Mad Queen" colors after burning down a city and killing countless innocent people.
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Playlist: "Take Me To The River" / "Life During Wartime" / "Once In A Lifetime" / "Burning Down the House" / "Road to Nowhere" / "And She Was" / "Wild Wild Life" / "(Nothing But) Flowers" / "Sax and Violins" / "Lazy" (with X-Press 2) Spotify | Apple "The online magazine Pitchfork once wrote that I would collaborate with anyone for a bag of Doritos," Byrne wrote in his 2012 book How Music Works.
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Season 2, Episode 22: "Parental Discretion Advised" Joey's complicated relationship with her father comes to a head in season 2's penultimate episode, which sees her going against her gut instincts by wearing a wire to send him back to jail for dealing drugs yet again — something that led to the family restaurant, the Ice House, burning down as a result of a deal gone bad.
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With a large portion of Dany's greatest enemies now gone for good — Varys, Euron Greyjoy, Jaime and Cersei Lannister — the only people now standing in her way or in potential opposition are Tyrion, Arya and Sansa, with Jon either somewhere in the middle or leaning away from her now that she's shown her "Mad Queen" colors in burning down a city and killing countless innocent people.
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With a large portion of Dany's greatest enemies now gone for good — Varys, Euron Greyjoy, Jaime and Cersei Lannister — the only people now standing in her way or in potential opposition are Tyrion, Arya and Sansa, with Jon either somewhere in the middle — or leaning away from her now that she's shown her "Mad Queen" colors in burning down a city and killing countless innocent people.
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While Planned Parenthood-Columbia Health Center stopped offering abortion care last fall, Kaster's attempt at burning down the clinic is an example of how attacking women's health providers remains a huge issue in the U.S. According to the National Abortion Federation, which tracks violence against abortion providers, 2017 saw an uptick in incidents that ranged from trespassing and hate mail to the first attempted clinic bombing in years.
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In 1940, while Great Britain was fighting alone against the Nazis, President Franklin D. Roosevelt used a simple home-spun example to explain to his fellow Americans why it was in our county's own interest to help our friends defend themselves in Europe: If your neighbor's house is burning down, FDR argued that you lend him a garden hose and worry about getting it back later, after the fire is put out.
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