By infusing its tentacles with properties of different animals, it's able to turn into a constantly evolving killing machine, becoming deadlier and deadlier the further you progress.
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One calculation from the National Weather Service pegged heat as three times deadlier than cold, while the 2015 Lancet paper found cold was 20 times deadlier than heat.
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But storms often turn deadlier as they move toward China.
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But the Fuego eruption is much deadlier -- for several reasons.
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Russia, too, is hard at work making deadlier strategic weapons.
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The terrorist group has threatened to retaliate with deadlier attacks.
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Read This Next: Filtered Cigarettes Just Make Smoking Even Deadlier
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But faced with a lack of access to treatment, many opioid users didn't simply abandon drugs; they moved to other opioids — the cheaper and deadlier heroin and, recently, the even cheaper and deadlier fentanyl.
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Here's why that is:This is far deadlier than the fluAs Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and others have said, COVID-19 is deadlier than the flu.
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But so far, Covid-19 appears much deadlier than seasonal flu, and quite possibly deadlier than the flu pandemics of 1957 and 1968, each of which killed more than 1 million people around the world.
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Yeah, and in bringing him out, he seems deadlier than before.
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Additionally, having an intersection of marginalized identities has proved even deadlier.
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But as storms move into the mainland, they often turn deadlier.
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White American men are a deadlier domestic threat than Muslim foreigners.
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In China, early data shows that it was 10 times deadlier.
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In fact, the coronavirus appears to be far deadlier than influenza.
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Experts say the drug has never been purer, cheaper — or deadlier.
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And, so, mass violence is increasing, getting more frequent and deadlier.
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Metal miners toil in shafts deadlier than China's notorious coal pits.
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Water is far deadlier than winds during a hurricane, experts said.
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Water is far deadlier than winds during a hurricane, experts said.
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One found that hotter ocean temperatures are making waves stronger and deadlier.
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But behavioral data — which it does not share — is deadlier, Thomson says.
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A diagnosis in rural America is deadlier than one in its cities.
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But heroin is also more potent and, therefore, deadlier than opioid painkillers.
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The C.U.R.E. Institution Hospital is slimier, deadlier, and sexier than last week.
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ISIS' defenses -- built up over two years -- will be thicker and deadlier.
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And warming creates deadlier heat waves, more intense drought and so on.
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Pesticides can be much deadlier than, say, Tylenol as a poisoning method.
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But croup can come in many forms, some far deadlier than others.
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The Chinatown bus wars, more than a decade ago, were far deadlier.
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Ultimately, Diablo IV will ground players in a grittier and deadlier world.
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The latter two consequences are more rare than the first, and deadlier.
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For inmates on death row, having a bad lawyer just got deadlier.
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And that may allow it to substitute more dangerous, deadlier opioid painkillers.
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Also, melanoma has been shown to be rarer but deadlier among African-Americans.
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He emphasized that tumors may become deadlier as they accumulate more genetic errors.
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Fentanyl and its deadlier cousin carfentanil are synthetic opiates more toxic than heroin.
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West Africa's pirates are much deadlier than those in Asia or Latin America.
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An economic depression is far deadlier than any virus, and tradeoffs are required.
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The virus is far deadlier for older people, especially when they live together.
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Dirty air is deadlier than war, AIDS, and smoking combined, writes Ben Webster.
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The law, moreover, dictates that the deadlier an attack, the richer the reward.
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The deadliest drug overdose crisis in US history, then, is likely getting deadlier.
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The near-collapse of the country's healthcare system has made the outbreak even deadlier.
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Last Thursday's attacks could have been much deadlier had the perpetrators been better trained.
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Heroin is even deadlier than opioid painkillers; it's far more potent, and more addictive.
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The point is: The ever-deadlier opioid crisis is still shifting beneath our feet.
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And insurgents reacted with more sophisticated and deadlier explosives to pierce the stronger trucks.
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Sure, Connery was more dangerous, rougher around the edges, deadlier with a Walther PPK.
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The Rwandan genocide of 1994, for example, sparked an even deadlier conflagration in Congo.
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According to Deadline, Deadlier Than the Male has been ordered to series at TNT.
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The enemy, deadlier than al-Qaeda or Islamic State, lurks in every home: sugar.
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The modern equivalents are more high-tech and, like Aleppo's hell cannons, far deadlier.
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Only the attack in Paris in November, in which 130 were killed, was deadlier.
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The law, moreover, dictates that that the deadlier an attack, the richer the reward.
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Electricity, mass production, steel, and chemicals created weapons that were deadlier than ever before.
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In short, the disease appears to be deadlier in people with each passing decade.
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As Burundi's crisis threatens to grow even deadlier, the international community has remained largely immobilized.
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According to preliminary data, the roads in the US are deadlier than they've ever been.
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The race is on to contain typhoid before it evolves into an even deadlier threat.
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So that means that stronger and deadlier storms are likely to occur in the future.
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It threatens to become even deadlier and could affect forthcoming elections and undermine national stability.
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The data suggests the epidemic, which has already ravaged countless communities, is becoming even deadlier.
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But the movie virus is, as in Outbreak, much deadlier, killing one in five people.
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Three people were killed, but it was hailed as a "miracle" for not being deadlier.
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The flu and the new coronavirus have similar symptoms, but the latter is far deadlier.
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It would be deadlier than SARS, but about as easy to catch as the flu.
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Or, even more troubling, that heart disease for African-Americans is deadlier and develops earlier?
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Diseases near the top of the chart are much deadlier than those in the middle.
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Political violence had become deadlier; at least 18 people were killed in two separate massacres.
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They're essentially pep rallies with weapons -- the weapons have just gotten deadlier over the years.
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It got much deadlier in 2016, and is likely even worse so far in 2017.
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And America's costly pain problem has led to an even deadlier one: the addiction crisis.
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The new numbers show that the storm and its aftermath were not only deadlier than originally thought, but deadlier than President Trump apparently realized when he told Puerto Ricans on Tuesday that they should be proud that only 2463 had died in the storm.
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And it got much deadlier in 2016 — and is likely even worse so far in 2017.
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There is good reason to be pessimistic as the epidemic enters a new and deadlier phase.
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He opposed waiting periods for gun purchases, but supported background checks and bans on deadlier firearms.
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One big risk to the CDC's prescription guidelines: They could push some patients to deadlier opioids.
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However, panic is not, and can distract people from threats posed by even deadlier infectious diseases.
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Philippine police operations are much deadlier than those of police forces in other comparable countries. Why?
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So, why has the volcano in Guatemala been so much deadlier than the one in Hawaii?
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Here's hoping the state doesn't have to write a companion volume for that deadlier crocodilian cousin.
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That's research in which pathogens are manipulated to change their capabilities — usually to make them deadlier.
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Go deeper: The rise of newer, deadlier opioids America's opioid death rate has soared since 1999
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Those numbers capture only a sliver of the ways that inequality can make the coronavirus deadlier.
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The novel coronavirus isn't like the flu, it's far deadlier; the same is true with lupus.
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This earthquake in northwestern Iran was deadlier than the one that devastated Mexico City in September.
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More powerful synthetic opioids like fentanyl have made the risks of just one relapse even deadlier.
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The flu and the new coronavirus have similar symptoms, but the coronavirus has been far deadlier.
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The good news was that it was a common cancer, as opposed to the deadlier one.
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Texas — which struck down anti-sodomy statutes — narrowly avoided becoming a different, deadlier, kind of case.
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Diseases caused by related coronaviruses are deadlier: SARS killed 10 percent, and MERS about 35 percent.
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Preventable diseases are deadlier in rural America than in urban areas, a new CDC report says.
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Competition between terrorist groups can further increase radicalization inside violent groups, leading to more and deadlier attacks.
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It didn't include a similar provision for 2018, which was a deadlier and more destructive wildfire season.
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Digital ID in Kenya would be the child of analog ID, and its venom would be deadlier.
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The drug overdose crisis that's already the deadliest in US history is likely to get much deadlier.
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Unsurprisingly, the expanded capabilities would make a nuclear exchange between the two countries deadlier and more devastating.
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Officials said that the officers had apparently headed off what could have been a much deadlier attack.
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Yet a focus on opioids has eclipsed the damage caused by an even deadlier, more common substance.
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Pollution is deadlier than smoking, killing nearly 15 times as many people as wars and violence combined.
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The bombing foreshadowed the even deadlier attacks by Al Qaeda in Washington and New York on Sept.
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Fentanyl has made America's opioid epidemic, already the deadliest drug overdose crisis in US history, even deadlier.
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Foreign-directed attacks, on the other hand, are much deadlier, as the 93/11 example clearly shows.
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Another strain of Bd, or some different species of fungus altogether, may prove to be even deadlier.
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While some of those examples were deadlier than the coronavirus, they were far more limited in scope.
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But technology was more advanced in that war: bombs were stronger, planes were faster, guns were deadlier.
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Thus, a nuclear EMP attack would be far deadlier than a nuclear strike that blasts a city.
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But the rampage could have been much deadlier, according to the head of the local Jewish community.
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Pyramid-shaped, an austere link to eternity, K23 yields only to Everest in height and is deadlier.
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With more guns around, there is more gun violence, and guns, obviously, are far deadlier than knives.
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But the report also reveals that in several states and among certain age groups, it's only become deadlier.
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However, he said the El Paso shooting was the turning-point, rather than the deadlier New Zealand attack.
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Pandemic flu strains have been deadlier, however, particularly the 22017 Spanish flu, which killed an estimated 22018,000 Americans.
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So is the fact that Powassan is deadlier than Lyme disease — and appears to be transmitted much faster.
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Earlier this month, the Washington Post reported that 2018 has been deadlier for schoolchildren than deployed service members.
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Environmental pollution — from filthy air to contaminated water — is deadlier than all war and violence in the world.
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They tend to garner attention when they do, however, because of their potential to trigger larger, deadlier earthquakes.
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He suggested that all semi-automatics require that license — particularly since they can be modified to be deadlier.
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Op-ed: Charlottesville killing domestic terrorism Saturday evening: Presidential response The day got deadlier just before 5 p.m.
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Bigger explosions, deadlier guns, and more infected won't have the impact that a sideways shift in direction will.
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But the combination of more drilling and less safety regulation significantly increases the chances of bigger, deadlier spills.
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The pneumonic plague is the deadlier of the three types, which also include the bubonic and septicemic plagues.
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Go deeper: The rise of newer, deadlier opioids; More people are blaming the opioid crisis on drug companies
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"We are driving more and driving deadlier cars," said Emiko Atherton, director of the National Complete Streets Coalition.
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In other words, the US's deadliest drug overdose crisis in history is likely even deadlier than we think.
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Authorities said he knocked the gunman off his feet and helped end what could have been a deadlier massacre.
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As developing countries grow less poor, other harms will dwindle and smoking will start to look deadlier by comparison.
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And since guns are deadlier than other weapons, that leads to far more deaths than America would otherwise have.
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The air still had to go somewhere, and it rushed to deadlier opioids like heroin spiked with illicit fentanyl.
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In addition, the institute believes higher speed limits in many municipalities mean a deadlier outcome when pedestrians are hit.
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Some young adults are concerned about the health of their parents because the coronavirus is deadlier for older patients.
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Researchers have found that climate change made the European heat wave deadlier and the Russian heat wave more likely.
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But going by what happened following deadlier prior outbreaks, "plague-enomics" can still lead to far-reaching structural shifts.
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The coronavirus appears to be deadlier and has infected more people than SARS did during its spread in 2003.
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The estimated death rate for Covid-19 is about 2%, making it about 20 times deadlier than typical influenza.
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In 0003, a researcher accidentally contaminated a vial of a fairly harmless bird flu with a far deadlier strain.
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In 2014, a researcher accidentally contaminated a vial of a fairly harmless bird flu with a far deadlier strain.
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That makes deer deadlier than predators like the North American grizzly, great white sharks, and all venomous snakes combined.
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US ARMY GETS EVEN DEADLIER WITH FUTURISTIC NEW NIGHT VISION GOGGLES Why doesn't it sink when it hits the water?
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It was deadlier (hundreds of immigrants died every year), but it made those who survived easier to spot and catch.
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Nordic Games Darksiders Replica Chaoseater SwordAt first glance, this giant nerd sword might look like one of Amazon's deadlier offerings.
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As a result, the perilous journey to Europe has become "deadlier than ever" for desperate migrants, the report's authors warn.
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And then their car attack escalated their rolling American streetfight with antifa to a far deadlier level than previously seen.
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Related: Fentanyl is the new heroin, but deadlier But Ithaca's leaders say they're tired of waiting for a federal response.
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But a pilot for an Indonesian airline was just fired for doing something with the potential for much deadlier consequences.
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The group, reporting in The New England Journal of Medicine, did not examine whether flu-associated heart attacks are deadlier.
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They are 36 times deadlier than German police officers, but also 35 times likelier to be killed on the job.
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Already, Israel and Iran are trading fire in Syria, opening the way for a new round of potentially deadlier warfare.
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R.P.G.s (rocket-propelled grenades) are the shaped charges most people have heard of, though there are ever bigger, deadlier iterations.
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Other statistics suggest that this alarming trend is caused by the epidemic of addiction to opioids, which is becoming deadlier.
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While extremist attacks - from raids to suicide bombs - grab headlines in West Africa, simmering farmer-herder conflicts are growing deadlier.
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Malaria could grow deadlier, as people who'd been infected in the past and built up resistance would be vulnerable again.
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If you apply duct tape to glass windows, extreme winds could make the glass break into larger and deadlier shards.
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The 1918 virus was deadlier than Covid-19, but in the West it had about a 2% case mortality rate.
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Does the same old line from the National Rifle Association (NRA) make us feel safer in the new, deadlier America?
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However, TB vaccine R&D—which would prevent an even deadlier infection—needs to at least match this funding level.
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But one thing is clear: The project would involve using artificial intelligence to make the US military a lot deadlier.
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Putting tape on windows does not help, however, since it could cause the glass to break into larger, deadlier shards.
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That means Ebola tends is deadlier in poorer countries like the DRC than it is in the US or Europe.
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But one thing was clear: The project would involve using artificial intelligence to make the US military a lot deadlier.
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Rip-Tire is one of the deadlier Overwatch ultimates, but you've got to be careful since it's so susceptible to damage.
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It isn't simply a natural disaster: Climate scientists have long predicted that warming seas would bring more frequent and deadlier storms.
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And of course by a virus even deadlier and more indifferent than Reagan or the F.D.A. — just to name a few.
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But over time, drug traffickers have begun to trade more and more in an even more potent (and deadlier) opioid: fentanyl.
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There's also one other thing that Deadlier Than the Male has going for it: The series was created by a woman.
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Seventeen people died in the January 2015 attacks, a killing spree that shocked the world and preceded further even deadlier attacks.
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Fentanyl can turn a more predictable dose of heroin deadlier by making it difficult or impossible to gauge the drug's strength.
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We may have been one block, one hour, or one argument away from a much deadlier or a completely bloodless week.
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European governments have taken a hardline, deterrent approach to border control, making the routes into Europe deadlier than ever, advocates say.
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Lives would be saved Simply put, darkness kills -- and darkness in the evening is far deadlier than darkness in the morning.
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Similarly, the even deadlier MERS coronavirus — with an approximately 35 percent mortality rate — was not very contagious and circulated only slowly.
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That means Ebola tends to be deadlier in poorer countries like the DRC than it is in the US or Europe.
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And, for reasons that aren't well understood, heat is often deadlier in places where people have less exposure to higher temperatures.
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Even if Mr. Assad's position proves secure, the question then is how much longer and deadlier the war will be. video
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During the Spanish flu pandemic in the early 20th century, the second wave turned out to be deadlier than the first.
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Similarly, the even deadlier MERS coronavirus — with an approximately 22009 percent mortality rate — was not very contagious and circulated only slowly.
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By comparison, one person with Ebola will generally infect two other people, even though Ebola is far deadlier than whooping cough.
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Officials at the CDC have likened this outbreak to similar, deadlier coronavirus outbreaks, better known by the acronyms MERS and SARS.
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Runaway warming could bring about mass extinction in the natural world, wicked droughts, deadlier heatwaves, bigger wildfires, more-intense storms and more.
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The big picture: Though school shootings aren't occurring as frequently as they have in the past, they are deadlier than ever before.
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By the time that weaker enemies were less threatening, though, I was sprinting through waves of ever-deadlier creatures to reach objectives.
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Clashes are deadlier, too, thanks to guns looted from the arsenals of Libya's former dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, and smuggled around the region.
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This year's holiday weekend was slightly deadlier than last year, when six people were killed and 20183 were shot, according to CPD.
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Several diplomats talked about the implications for North Korea and their recent use of VX gas, a chemical weapon deadlier than sarin.
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So instead of quitting opioids altogether, some patients turned to deadlier but often cheaper and more accessible opioids like heroin and fentanyl.
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William surprises the Jennings by giving them a sample virus that is way deadlier than meningitis and causes a disease called Glanders.
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Worse, technological progress has made today's nuclear bombs deadlier than either of the two bombs that decimated Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.
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Slingers and javelinmen were the backbone of my force, and the army itself had specialized in skirmish tactics, making them even deadlier.
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Italy has one of the world's oldest populations, with an average age of 45.5, and the coronavirus is deadlier in the elderly.
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As the war took an even deadlier turn this year, our reporters followed several young women making the painful transition into widowhood.
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Though it's difficult to directly peg isolated events to large climatic shifts, we can likely expect more and deadlier disasters to come.
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By strengthening the public-private relationships, our nation will be better able to handle the longer, more damaging, and potentially deadlier crises.
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The announcement is a strategic gamble designed to encourage the militants to conduct peace talks as the 17-year war grows deadlier.
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If the current mortality for CV-19 rate holds at 4.5%, it would make this coronavirus 45 times deadlier than the flu.
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The virus could easily have been deadlier, and the world would currently be in the grip of a horrifying mass casualty event.
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The coronavirus could prove to be deadlier than it currently is; the fatality rate is around 2 percent, but that could change.
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Research has consistently shown that right-wing extremists have been far deadlier than Islamist terrorists when it comes to U.S. homeland security.
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Were it not for him, say police and witnesses, a gun-toting man's rampage in a Tennessee church would have been deadlier.
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But it could have dragged on longer and proven deadlier were it not for the rapid response of a school resource officer.
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In Salem's words… Episode 7 Just as the witches spent Halloween participating in slightly deadlier tradition, their take on Thanksgiving is equally morose.
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But it was also a way for the Grasshopper to turn its tremendous mass into a weapon deadlier than most mechs' entire arsenals.
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Every new Mech you got was a fixer-upper that you slowly upgraded and hot-rodded into being able to confront deadlier enemies.
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The shunning of vaccination weakens people's defenses against deadlier diseases, such as polio, which causes paralysis and was eradicated in Europe in 24.
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Next, a much deadlier weapon than had been seen before was introduced: a heavy-duty ground-penetrating bomb, known as a bunker-buster.
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The scientists who do this kind of research argue that we can better anticipate deadly diseases by making diseases deadlier in the lab.
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Unlike with the first intifada, Palestinian tactics centered on suicide bombings, rocket attacks, and sniper fire — which Israel met with even deadlier force.
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Imagine for a minute what it was like when the virus out there was smallpox, a much deadlier epidemic disease than Covid-19.
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That is because synthetic fentanyl, a deadlier drug that is much cheaper to produce and distribute than heroin, has all but replaced it.
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Simply put, if you wanted to release a bioweapon to kill a lot of people, there are much deadlier pathogens you could use.
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There are already supply shortages at hospitals and permissive attitudes from some politicians and media figures, which could portend an even deadlier outbreak.
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Remember, by all indications SARS, which killed about 10 percent of those infected, was a deadlier virus than the new coronavirus circulating now.
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The retired veteran acknowledged that the Trump administration is dealing with more issues as the war grows deadlier and more complicated over time.
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Perhaps the reason access to guns so strongly contributes to suicides is that guns are much deadlier than alternatives like cutting and poison.
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Aside from being deadlier, there's even some research suggesting the drug can also cause other unique health problems, such as amnesia and cognitive damage.
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And now the US is in the middle of a third wave, as fentanyl offers a more potent, cheaper — and deadlier — alternative to heroin.
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The US Army just got a new tank with the ability to fire deadlier "smart" rounds from its powerful, 23-millimeter-diameter main cannon.
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The scourge is deadlier than the HIV/AIDs epidemic was at its zenith, and in many places, it shows no signs of slowing down.
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Heat waves in recent years have become more intense, a consequence of global warming, he said, raising the possibility of ever-deadlier fire seasons.
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A.S.W.J. is widely believed to be the political front for Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, an even deadlier sectarian militant group with ties to Al Qaeda.
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Over months this year, as Afghanistan's long war took an even deadlier turn, we followed several young women making the cruel transition to widowhood.
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But if the opposition were to take to the streets, many fear that deadlier clashes would break out given Bangladesh's history of political violence.
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Tourism officials, however, rejected the notion that the summit had become deadlier because of overcrowding related to the large number of climbers receiving permits.
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The deadlier of the attacks occurred in Gardez City, the capital of Paktia Province, leaving 41 people dead and more than 150 wounded. Gen.
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The outbreak could become even deadlier as millions of people in China travel back to their hometowns to celebrate Lunar New Year on Saturday.
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The United Nations High Commission for Refugees attributed the deadlier conditions to the decrease in rescue ships, both governmental and nongovernmental, patrolling the waters.
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And in recent years, the US has seen a third wave, as fentanyl offers an even more potent, cheaper — and deadlier — alternative to heroin.
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In one regard, the Republicans are correct: Terrorism is deadlier than it was eight years ago (although it did decline from 2014 to 2015).
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And as average temperatures rise due to climate change, these spans of extreme heat are poised to get longer, more intense, more frequent, and deadlier.
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In the realm of contest, engolo provided the young men with an opportunity to test their skills in preparation for deadlier combat in the future.
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US ARMY GETS EVEN DEADLIER WITH FUTURISTIC NEW NIGHT VISION GOGGLES In partnership with Ascent Vision and RADA Technologies, Sierra Nevada has created X-MADIS.
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And now the US is in the middle of a third wave, as fentanyls offer an even more potent, cheaper — and deadlier — alternative to heroin.
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We get curious about how that fear works and why it's so much more severe than fear of something deadlier such as, say, car crashes.
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The extremely lethal MQ-2950 Reaper drone, already the deadliest unmanned aerial vehicle in the Air Force's arsenal, is apparently much deadlier than previously known.
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As you wend your winding way toward the outskirts of the map, you encounter more powerful enemies wielding deadlier tools and guarding more precious treasure.
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Nepartak caused at least three deaths in Taiwan and cut power to more than 500,000 but became much deadlier as it moved to the mainland.
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Armed herders have unleashed mayhem on communities in central states to evict farmers in a conflict said to be deadlier than the Boko Haram insurgency.
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For one, the Black Death had a wider spread and was far deadlier than its predecessor outbreak, the Plague of Justinian (6th to 8th centuries).
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Alcohol, tobacco, and prescription painkillers are likely deadlier than other drugs because they are legal, so comparing their aggregate effects to illegal drugs is difficult.
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Why this eruption is much deadlier than Hawaii's The Guatemala eruption stirred recent memories of Hawaii's Kilauea eruption, which terrorized Big Island on May 3.
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This week, convinced that Mr. al-Ata was planning a deadlier attack, Israeli officials said, they tracked him down to an apartment in Gaza City.
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Those threats range from heavier rainfall and deadlier heat waves to increased coastal flooding, transformed agricultural growing patterns and potentially severe reductions in economic growth.
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The shooting could have been even deadlier if not for substitute teacher Kathleen Potter, who was with her students inside a computer lab, officials said.
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This year is on pace to be far deadlier: at least 230 people have already been killed in U.S. strikes in the first 10 weeks.
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The gritty Brooklyn waterfront neighborhood where she lived celebrated mightily, but a grim legacy of the war went on to take an even deadlier toll.
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Susana Martinez said there were several acts of bravery from staff, teachers, students and police that saved lives and prevented the incident from becoming deadlier.
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Sanders' remarks underscored the frozen state of legislative efforts to tamp down on gun violence, despite mass shootings that are growing deadlier under Trump's watch.
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Alcohol, tobacco, and opioid painkillers are likely deadlier than other drugs because they are legal, so comparing their aggregate effects to illegal drugs is difficult.
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The attacks in Paris, which killed 130, are another example of this, and show just how much deadlier and more destructive such attacks can be.
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A new study estimates that the coronavirus death rate is around 219%, much lower than previously thought, though it is still deadlier than the flu.
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What's happening: Companies are facing pressure from employees and customers to cut ties with the gun industry as mass shootings become deadlier and more frequent.
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So it is puzzling to me why a far deadlier disease — tuberculosis — has never received this sort of attention and focus from the global community.
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The death toll is continuing to rise as people who became hooked on addictive prescription opioids move to heroin and deadlier synthetic opioids like fentanyl.
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Best of luck, and if vaping turns out to be ten times deadlier than smoking I proactively take zero responsibility for your (and my) bad decisions.
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Most cities around the world are already dealing with the effects of climate change, from hotter and more humid summers to deadlier storms and frequent flooding.
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Heavier vehicles make for deadlier impacts, and taller vehicles are more likely to strike a person in the torso or head, rather than in the legs.
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The latest one was less strong, at 7.1, but deadlier, centred on the border of Morelos and Puebla states, only about 20003km south of the capital.
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Could something worse than Spanish flu—deadlier and more transmissible—be biding its time on some vampire bat's fangs, one bite away from patient zero's bloodstream?
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No deadlier event had taken place in an American newsroom, yet Trump declined to lower the flag at the White House and at other federal buildings.
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The heroin epidemic is being eclipsed by a deadlier cousin: Fentanyl, a synthetic painkiller that is cheaper and far more potent — and killing addicts more quickly.
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Some of the medical workers who have died in the country were in their 20s and 30s, though the virus has been deadlier for older people.
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Supporters of the post pointed out that Girl Scouts are allowed to set up booths near grocery stores, which sell legal (and deadlier) alcohol and tobacco.
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Gun violence is far deadlier than terrorism, and pretending otherwise makes terrorists seem far more powerful than they are — which is precisely what they're hoping for.
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COVID-0003's R naught of around 2 is in line with the H2N2 virus, but the current virus appears to have a far deadlier potential.
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Now he's assembled a giant fleet of even deadlier ships — and if Kylo wants to take command, all he has to do is kill Rey first.
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Summertime heat is forecast to become even deadlier without action to drastically reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change, according to a new study.
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A Politico count of mass shootings in schools showed that incidents have not gotten more frequent since the 1980s and '90s, but they have gotten deadlier.
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US ARMY GETS EVEN DEADLIER WITH FUTURISTIC NEW NIGHT VISION GOGGLES The little sub weighs approximately 8,000 pounds, but can travel at speeds of about 10 knots.
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The shooting in Chelnokhovo wasn't just deadlier than all of this week's American mass shootings combined—it was also the deadliest such attack in Europe in 2016.
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Although the Phoenix attack was ultimately more extreme and deadlier than the Boston tragedy, Schildkraut points out that elements of that incident probably negated its media salience.
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In countries without established plumbing or sanitation systems, flies may harbor pathogens from human waste and pass on deadlier diseases like cholera, vibriosis, or dysentery, Nayduch says.
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"Two paths appeared before me: becoming a deadlier version of my father, or setting aside his bad example forever," Marroquin writes about his critical moment of reflection.
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The UAE has had Chinese Wing Loong I drones since 2016, and started receiving its purchases of the upgraded and deadlier Wing Loong II in early 2018.
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Despite opposition from some environmental groups, there's talk of the need to remove more barriers to logging given that wildfires have become bigger, deadlier and faster moving.
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But scientists don't fully understand the sheer diversity of viruses that exist within them — or what's driving viruses to evolve into deadlier and more easily transmittable pathogens.
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If indeed Philippine police operations were much deadlier than those in other countries, why are there increasing incidents of police authorities getting wounded or killed in operations?
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What Macron warned about, however, is the exponentially deadlier outcomes that are produced when government leaders sanction this hatred and violence and leverage it to gain power.
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The attack on Europe's third-busiest airport was even deadlier than the one in Brussels in March, where both the airport and a metro train were hit.
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The point is there have been deadlier violent acts in America's past, regardless of how you define them, than what happened in Las Vegas over the weekend.
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The stark takeaway from the chart was that COVID-19 was deadlier for nearly every age group than the flu, and is especially dangerous for older patients:
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She played another defining game in a tournament that showed a national audience something new, and bigger, and deadlier has arrived in the paint for women's basketball.
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Kim also has large quantities of VX, an even deadlier chemical weapon, and has already shown a willingness, and ability, to use it against civilian targets abroad.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads, its worldwide fatality rate has risen in step, showing the novel coronavirus may be deadlier than originally anticipated outside of China.
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Wright's pandemic doesn't exactly track the new coronavirus — his imaginary plague, the Kongoli flu, emerges in Indonesia, not China, and it is far deadlier than our own.
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Wright's pandemic doesn't exactly track the new coronavirus — his imaginary plague, the Kongoli flu, emerges in Indonesia, not China, and it is far deadlier than our own.
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Covid-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, is much deadlier than seasonal flu but may not spread as easily, World Health Organization officials have reiterated.
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Yet even Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director general of W.H.O., has conceded that measles has received "little international attention" even though it has proved deadlier than Ebola.
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Fire seasons in places like Australia and California are growing longer and deadlier, and fire services need every qualified person they can get to meet the challenge.
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Even deadlier was a blaze at a theater in June 1997, when 59 people were killed at Uphaar Cinema in one of the city's most upscale areas.
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We have heard the warnings about the rash of deaths from overdoses, about the way opioid addiction can lead people to turn to cheaper and deadlier heroin.
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Although lone gunmen are absolutely still dangerous and scary, ISIS-directed attacks can be far deadlier, as ISIS is a well-funded organization with substantial battlefield experience.
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That's been even truer of the deadlier war in the Donbass region in eastern Ukraine - where Russian-backed separatists declared the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics in 2014.
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The fighting between herders and farmers by some accounts has been deadlier than Nigeria&aposs Boko Haram extremist insurgency, which continues to carry out attacks in the northeast.
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The coronavirus has now killed 813 people, making it deadlier than the SARS, or acute respiratory syndrome, epidemic, which originated in China in the early 2000s, killing 774.
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Read more: U.S. troops will face the deadliest Taliban yet Attacks by the Taliban and the Islamic State are also deadlier than ever, increasing in frequency and scope.
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The only one deadlier in California was the great San Francisco earthquake of 1906, with some 3,000 lives lost in the quake itself and the fire that followed.
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Now, the group's growing role in leading the entire insurgency has raised concerns about an even deadlier year of fighting ahead, as hopes of peace talks have collapsed.
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Hot temperatures are more dangerous in a city that's cooler year-round like Buffalo, New York, while chilly weather in the warmer climes of Brownsville, Texas, is deadlier.
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Mexico's crime wars are getting deadlier by the day, despite a crack down on crime gangs bankrolled by the United States that was meant to wipe them out.
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Human-caused climate change has been shown to contribute to rising seas, stronger storms, deadlier heat waves, extinction in the natural world, crop failures and more severe drought.
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The M1A is an amazing gun (a closely related weapon is actually used by the Marines), but despite the fact that the M1A fires a much larger, deadlier .
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What makes the missile even deadlier is that it can be shot from a mobile launcher, which makes predicting when and where it might come from nearly impossible.
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Any plots directly organized and conducted by ISIS are, by nature, likely to be larger, more sophisticated, and deadlier — but they will also be much easier to disrupt.
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City officials estimate that more than 225 percent of the heroin bought in the streets is now contaminated with deadlier, more potent opioids like fentanyl and its analogs.
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But the long droughts, intermittently wet winters and elongated dry summers brought about by climate change have supercharged an already dangerous situation, creating bigger, deadlier, more frequent blazes.
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"The more we cut the international affairs budget, the higher the risk for longer and deadlier military operations," he wrote in a February 7 letter to congressional leaders.
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While bush fires are an annual occurrence in Australia and deadlier fires have occurred there, this fire season began unusually early and is projected to last for months.
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A conflict between herders and farmers, which began in the central states, has slowly spread to other regions and is thought to be deadlier than the Boko Haram insurgency.
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Statistics from China indicate that about 2% of people infected with the new virus have died, suggesting it may be deadlier than seasonal flu but less deadly than SARS.
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For gun-rights advocates, the new law solves such problems as how to tote bulkier (and deadlier) large-caliber handguns that proved clumsy under the earlier concealed-carry rules.
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Here's why deadlier and more destructive wildfires have become the new normal -- and it's all related to climate change: It's getting hotter and hotter Hotter temperatures mean drier land.
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When building is over and the prey are let loose, spells can be used to add extra damage and protect you from invaders if they're deadlier than you expected.
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The fires were dying down on Tuesday under the first real rain since June, when an even deadlier forest blaze - Portugal's worst disaster in living memory - killed 64 people.
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The Camp Fire—named after Camp Creek Road, the origin of the fire—was the deadlier of the two fires, which killed 56 people and destroyed over 9,000 homes.
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Like many others, I think the US has a serious gun problem, which is especially apparent based on how mass shootings are becoming more frequent and deadlier in America.
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But he stressed that "it is very clear that any suggestion of COVID-19 being just like influenza is false," with coronavirus remaining far deadlier than the seasonal flu.
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Where we fail, they all said, was in strengthening public health systems globally to reduce the risk of a couple of cases turning into something much bigger and deadlier.
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On Sunday in El Reno, as emergency crews continued to search through the rubble, there was a quiet sense that the town had been spared a far deadlier disaster.
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Now, in an age of Fentanyl — dealers started cutting heroin with fentanyl heavily in 2015, and it became much stronger and deadlier — the risk of dying is much higher.
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On the one hand, her fellow Trump supporters were insistent that it was being blown out of proportion, that the flu was far deadlier, that everyone was being ridiculous.
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Between the lines: Smoking cigarettes remains deadlier than vaping despite a spotlight on the 2,2.13-plus cases and dozens of deaths associated with e-cigarette lung injuries this year.
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During the SARS epidemic — also caused by a coronavirus, but one that was much deadlier — hand-washing reduced the risk of transmission by 2108 to 303 percent, she said.
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But a sensible regulatory approach would recognize the relative safety of e-cigarettes and take care not to privilege deadlier forms of tobacco over the potentially life-saving alternatives.
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Less than a year after that, an even deadlier disaster struck the garment industry, when an eight-story building in a Dhaka suburb collapsed, killing more than 1,100 people.
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And while global terror is deadlier than it was eight years ago, the threat it poses to Americans still pales compared with other things — like gun violence, for example.
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So, for example, if the fear is of an arms race, what are the types of actions that make arms races scarier, deadlier, more likely to break out into war?
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US ARMY GETS EVEN DEADLIER WITH FUTURISTIC NEW NIGHT VISION GOGGLES SOFIC provides an opportunity to window shop the latest and greatest tech from 425 companies designed for special operations.
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Adding insult to injury, the Ebola virus mutated into a deadlier form during the last outbreak, showing an ability to quickly adapt to human biology and become even more virulent.
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Click here to view original GIFYouTube scientist Mark Rober and molten metal obsessive BackyardScientist teamed up to answer a simple question: is a grenade deadlier on land or under water?
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More people still overdose on prescription painkillers than any other opioid, but heroin and other illicit opioids like fentanyl are now fueling a separate, and perhaps even deadlier, drug epidemic.
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With the war raging — and becoming deadlier as it extends to urban areas — civilian casualties have also remained at record numbers, the United Nations mission in Afghanistan said on Wednesday.
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Since the hot summer sun turns particles like those emitted from cars into ozone, air pollution makes the effects of heat waves— already deadlier than earthquakes and hurricanes — even worse.
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While the number of warheads and launch vehicles is limited by the treaty, nothing in it forbids upgrading the weaponry or replacing older arms with completely new and deadlier ones.
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The Interpreter The pandemic is widening social and economic divisions that also make the virus deadlier, a self-reinforcing cycle that experts warn could have consequences for years to come.
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U.S. health officials have acknowledged that the WHO is right to say the virus appears deadlier than the seasonal flu, even if they may disagree with the estimated mortality rate.
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The violence was a reminder that the war has only raged deadlier with time, taking a toll on both the Afghan security forces and the civilians caught in the crossfire.
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So despite experiencing its own impacts of climate change, from rising sea levels to deadlier extreme heat, Japan is pushing ahead with a fuel source that is exacerbating the problem.
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Before Bob Clark made "A Christmas Story," the gift of holiday programming that keeps on giving, he directed this slasher film that has a decidedly deadlier take on the holiday.
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A law enforcement official briefed on the investigation told CNN that gunman Nikolas Cruz had 180 rounds of ammunition remaining and could have exacted a deadlier toll at the school.
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But our track record of disasters such as what just happened in Russia suggests that certain kinds of research — into making pathogens deadlier, say — might not be worth its risks.
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The latest round of American mass shootings were much deadlier than those that took place last week, despite the fact that there was actually one fewer attack and fewer overall victims.
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At their current pace, the average global temperature is projected to rise to levels that scientists say could bring dangerous conditions, including deadlier heat waves and the inundation of coastal cities.
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The gunman still may have carried out the shooting without bump stocks, but the devices made the shooting much deadlier by turning his semiautomatic weapons into guns that closely simulated automatics.
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It's fairly clear that big pharma can't be blamed for the current Xanax explosion, and that its dangers have to be carefully unpacked from the country's bigger, and deadlier, opioid epidemic.
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Deadlier serious but no less compelling is Laurie Penny's Everything Belongs to the Future, in which the rich can extend their youth by centuries while the poor age and die naturally.
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Don't get me wrong: my 12-year-old self was absolutely entertained by it, from the opening crawl scored by John Williams until the destruction of an even deadlier Death Star.
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It's increasingly clear, however, that the federal government's emphasis on cutting the opioid supply is failing to stem the tide of opioid overdose—and might even be making the problem deadlier.
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Especially in unfinished proof-of-concept form, the only progress to be made in Vive shooters is facing successively larger and deadlier groups of enemies, sometimes with no end in sight.
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And in the more distant past, there were outbursts that were deadlier than the Orlando shooting, whether in the category of terrorism, race riot, pogrom, ethnic cleansing, genocide or military action.
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The dancing clown, played by Bill Skarsgård, seems even deadlier in this second chapter, and the star-studded cast is rounded out by James McAvoy, Bill Hader, Jessica Chastain and others.
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The prospect of passing through hundreds of miles of desert along migratory corridors like the one in the Pima Desert, between Nogales in Mexico and Tucson, gets deadlier when temperatures rise.
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This doesn't mean the virus is deadlier in the US; it's more likely, once again, an artifact of undertesting or some other factor simply dividing deaths by cases doesn't account for.
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Though many poor people lost everything they owned, as the skies cleared on Saturday and the sunshine returned, there was a widespread feeling that this could have been so much deadlier.
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It was a sign, analysts said, of how violence is likely to grow deadlier even as the sides of the long war have indicated a willingness to seek a negotiated settlement.
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Attacks by groups linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State in Mali and neighboring Burkina Faso and Niger killed hundreds of civilians last year, and stoked even deadlier ethnically-charged reprisals.
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The most recent report, which included data through Thursday, also reinforced that COVID-19 — the disease caused by the virus — is far deadlier for patients over 83 than for younger people.
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As it went down, recreational boats and Jet Skis rushed to the scene to pull people from the ferry and deliver them safely to the shore, avoiding an even deadlier tragedy.
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School gunmen have admitted to investigators that they were now effectively competing with other attackers, in trying to come up with deadlier tactics, and in trying to kill the most people.
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VICE News Tonight went to to TARDEC to learn more about the lab's current projects and find out how far away the U.S. Army is from even smarter, and deadlier, robots.
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US ARMY GETS EVEN DEADLIER WITH FUTURISTIC NEW NIGHT VISION GOGGLES A team could, for example, use the drone's advanced surveillance-type tech to reveal there's an ambush waiting for them ahead.
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Opioids and overdoses: 4 things to know Spotlight on a potent drug The report once again shines a spotlight on fentanyl, a drug that medical experts call the new heroin, but deadlier.
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Nepartak, which made landfall on July 8, caused at least three deaths in Taiwan and cut power to over half a million, but became much deadlier as it moved into mainland China.
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He might still have carried out the shooting without bump stocks, but the devices at least made the shooting much deadlier — by turning his semiautomatic weapons into guns that closely simulated automatics.
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Ebola was much, much deadlier than Zika, but it was also easier to stop (since it was spread by fluid contact between humans, which is more straightforward to prevent than mosquito bites).
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As a result of the Troubles in Northern Ireland and the actions of ETA, a Basque separatist group, terrorism was consistently deadlier in the 0003s and 1980s than it has been since.
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However, the escalating conflict between herdsmen and farmers in Nigeria's central states is said to be "six times deadlier" than Boko Haram-related attacks this year, according to the International Crisis Group.
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The number of attacks they've staged have decreased as well — but they've become deadlier, as 2018 marked the highest number of deaths from ISIS-K attacks since the group's formation in 2014.
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Why are we benchmarking the wage of a climbing Sherpa next to the wage of a farmer, a driver, the proprietor of a tea house, when the Sherpa's job is much deadlier?
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But in the absence of any agreements to do so, the United States should maintain and even expand its nuclear arsenal to make sure it's deadlier than that of any peer competitor.
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Bump stocks are devices that essentially turn semiautomatic weapons into fully automatic ones, allowing a shooter to fire off multiple rounds rapidly until they release the trigger, which makes mass shootings deadlier.
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While the incident was particularly bad, it's also part of a problem of violence in US prisons more broadly — a problem that, at least in South Carolina, seems to be getting deadlier.
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But in this case, people's lives are quite literally at stake — and his administration is at best dawdling and at worst taking steps that will make a very deadly crisis even deadlier.
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No one can predict the future or how the crisis might change — just like few people predicted the sudden rise of fentanyls in recent years, making the illicit opioid market even deadlier.
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From disbanding a federal climate advisory committee to rolling back flood-protection rules, the Trump administration is putting us on track for deadlier hurricanes that we'll be even less prepared to endure.
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With talks now seeming to bog down, some diplomats and political leaders fear that violence could grow deadlier — even if much of it plays out in the countryside, away from the headlines.
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On one hand, you have the current "stock" of opioid users who are addicted; the people in this population need treatment or they will simply find other, potentially deadlier opioids to use.
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US ARMY GETS EVEN DEADLIER WITH FUTURISTIC NEW NIGHT VISION GOGGLES If fire has made stairwells inaccessible, for example, the cannon can even punch through ceilings and floors, enabling firefighters to rescue people.
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A study in the journal Weather and Forecasting surveyed tornado deaths in the US between 1880 and 2007, finding that tornadoes occurring at night were 2.5 deadlier than those occurring during daytime hours.
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While each attack, and the resulting casualties, is devastating, terrorism during the Troubles in Northern Ireland and the actions of ETA, a Basque separatist group, were consistently deadlier in the 1970s and 1980s.
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The gunman still may have carried out the shooting without bump stocks, but the devices at least made the shooting much deadlier — by turning his semiautomatic weapons into guns that closely simulated automatics.
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Morral, meanwhile, pointed to a 2017 analysis from the gun control advocacy group Everytown, which suggested that assault weapons weren't used in a majority of mass shootings but did make these events deadlier.
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Although the past seven days saw the fewest mass shootings in America since the last week of May , this stretch was actually deadlier and bloodier than last week , which witnessed eight such attacks.
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The attack, the first of its kind in Southeast Asia to be attributed to Syria-based Islamic State, could have been far deadlier, but the militants lacked training and powerful weapons, Haiti said.
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Human Rights Watch has said the fight to recapture the western half of Mosul has been "dirtier and deadlier to civilians" than the battle to retake the east, which was completed in January.
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Metacritic Score: 54/100Linda Hamilton returns in this sequel set decades after "T2: Judgment Day," as Sarah Connor must protect teenager Dani Ramos, who's targeted by a newer, deadlier Terminator - the Rev-9.
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This is a divergence from federal law, under which people cannot buy handguns from licensed dealers until they are 21, but can buy shotguns and rifles — often much deadlier than handguns — at 18.
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And since kratom doesn't appear to cause the kind of addiction that leads to heroin use, it could also stop people from getting on a pathway to a much more dangerous, deadlier drug.
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In April 1919, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson came down with the flu during its third and final wave — which was deadlier than any outbreak in history except the wave that had preceded it.
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Furst's clever machinations gain real momentum in the second half of the novel, where Ricard and his new companion, Leila, become embroiled in a plot involving Polish laborers, torpedoes and possibly deadlier weapons.
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Sometimes, researchers make pathogens even deadlier in the course of their research (as Science Magazine reported this spring, the US government recently approved two such experiments after years of keeping them on hold).
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Multiple media outlets, including Vox, have reported the terrifying statistics: The opioid epidemic has led to the deadliest drug crisis in US history — deadlier than the crack epidemic of the 1980s and 20153s.
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Sometimes, researchers make pathogens even deadlier in the course of their research (as Science Magazine reported last month, the US government just approved two such experiments after years of keeping them on hold).
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By 1990, it was already clear that places allowing over-the-counter sales of syringes without a prescription had far lower HIV rates—and that cities cracking down on needle access had deadlier epidemics.
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Back in March, the world's largest video site, a division of Alphabet's Google, said it would ban any content that promotes the sale of guns and gun accessories, or modifications to make them deadlier.
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US ARMY GETS EVEN DEADLIER WITH FUTURISTIC NEW NIGHT VISION GOGGLES British police have gone on the record stating there has been no intelligence thus far to suggest a specific threat to the wedding.
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Pollution, too, is only getting deadlier: Last month, Beijing issued its first-ever "red alert," in which the smog was so bad that the city temporarily banned half of Beijing's cars from city streets.
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As a result of the Troubles in Northern Ireland and the actions of ETA, a Basque separatist group, terrorism was consistently deadlier in the 1970s and 1980s than it has been since (see chart).
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Even the negotiators know they're not doing nearly enough to reach that goal and avoid disastrous effects of climate chance, which include the end of coral reefs, rising seas, stronger superstorms and deadlier heatwaves.
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The rise in mortality doesn't mean that liver cancer is deadlier than before, according to Dr. Jiaquan Xu, the author of the report; the 231-year survival rate for liver cancer didn't change much.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo is considering a regulation that would prohibit Indonesians from joining radical groups overseas, in an effort to prevent a deadlier attack than last week's militant assault on Jakarta.
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These actions put the world at greater risk from the effects of climate change -- ranging from deadly heat waves, which Europe experienced last summer, to deadlier wildfire seasons, which California struggled with last year.
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A year earlier, Annan had called on world leaders at a UN Security Council meeting to urgently prioritize the AIDS epidemic, which he said was 10 times deadlier than armed conflict on the continent.
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Their choices may be different, but both departments have the same goal: to get people using opioids including heroin and its deadlier cousins, fentanyl and carfentanil, into treatment and on the path to recovery.
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So, it should come as no surprise that American Horror Story alum Lily Rabe's next TV project, Deadlier Than the Male, is totally murder-y — and could put Mindhunter to shame in the creepy department.
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As a result, a lot of people have died: In terms of overdoses, the opioid epidemic is deadlier than any other drug crisis in US history — more than crack, meth, and any other heroin epidemic.
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They also come with a variety of special abilities, which you can activate using "Argent energy" accumulated over the course of the game, making them faster, tougher and deadlier in bouts of dice-based combat.
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Clashes between herders and farmers are intensifying and growing deadlier in nations like Mali and Nigeria as climate change, bringing extreme weather, droughts and desertification, along with a population boom, has increased conflict over land.
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Over the weekend, those nations refused to "welcome" the latest scientific report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which makes clear urgent action is needed to avoid catastrophe, including superstorms, deadlier heatwaves and floods.
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Nice was an even more direct, if far deadlier, echo of a 2011 rampage in which an Arab-Israeli man's truck barreled down a Tel Aviv street for a mile, killing one and wounding 17.
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Such warming would almost entirely wipe out coral reefs, expose 2628 million more people to flooding from sea level rise, make heat waves deadlier, increase the spread of mosquito and tick-borne diseases and more.
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It's no surprise that, very quickly, media around the world interpreted the news as evidence that the disease is deadlier than feared, and Twitter was buzzing with speculation about Covid-19's real death rate.
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That the disaster turned out to be deadlier even than Hurricane Katrina is shocking, and the fact that it took the government until this week to finally acknowledge that fact is an entirely separate shock.
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In DEADLY CURE (Pegasus, $25.95), Lawrence Goldstone presents a chilling account of the deadly respiratory diseases (and even deadlier medical treatments) that are claiming the lives of Brooklyn children during the hard winter of 1899.
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As the violence continued to intensify, the attacks growing deadlier, Mr. Marai arranged for two of his brothers, who were also spared the genetic blindness, to take the migrant trail and seek refuge in Europe.
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She develops deadlier plagues, has no lasting allegiance with anyone, and set upon burning the night elves' home tree in a genocidal move in order to fuel a continual conflict with the Alliance to overtake them.
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But there are two things that forensics experts inside and outside of the government agree on: The bombs were relatively sophisticated, and if not for one key mistake, the attacks would have been much, much deadlier.
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Statistics from China indicate that about 22.5% of people infected with the new virus have died, suggesting it may be deadlier than seasonal flu but less deadly than SARS, which killed about 21% of infected individuals.
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But Nile crocodiles, which are endemic to Sub-Saharan Africa, are not only larger than their North American brethren—reaching lengths of at least 18 feet—they are also more aggressive, and their attacks are deadlier.
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The experiment's surprise success raised the possibility of a cyberpunk-style era of biowarfare, and the possibility that an exponentially deadlier disease, smallpox, could be cooked up in a lab through the science of synthetic biology.
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The disease was far deadlier in West Africa, where it hit some of the poorest countries, than it was in America, where nearly every person who fell ill had access to state-of-the-art treatment.
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But according to an NPR investigation, the most likely causes are the miners' working longer hours and their exposure to deadlier silica dust from cutting into rock to extract coal from thinner, harder-to-reach seams.
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He wrote one sketch about Elizabethan pornography smugglers, and another, set during World War II, in which a joke is so funny it becomes a superweapon, banned by the Geneva Conventions, and even deadlier in German.
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Still, that would mean the virus is roughly 20 times deadlier than the typical flu, on a par with the 1918-20193 Spanish flu pandemic that by some estimates killed more people than either World War.
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Many intelligence and diplomatic experts, however, believe Iran could later unleash more deniable — but possibly deadlier — attacks on the US by way of proxy groups in the region and cyberattacks on American banks and power networks.
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It was a mistake to admit the Russian photographer, but the White House deserves credit for stopping a similar active measure, designed for deadlier effect: the alleged state visit of Putin's mouthpiece, Czech President Milos Zeman.
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In particular, Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz blamed President Donald Trump, federal officials and Puerto Rican officials for not providing more assistance in what the Puerto Rican government now acknowledges was a storm deadlier than Hurricane Katrina.
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With forecasts of even deadlier storms for years to come, it makes no sense for elected representatives to hobble a federal agency with frontline responsibilities to protect lives and health after hurricanes — and every other day.
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Based on the best available science, we reasonably can expect submerged cities, failing crops, super droughts, deadlier storms and mass extinction in the natural world if we continue burning fossil fuels at anything near the current rate.
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To understand just how counterproductive it would be to legally target weed right now, it's worth looking closely at the growing body of data suggesting that pot may be preventing he opioid epidemic from being even deadlier.
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Story at a glance As the novel coronavirus has been declared a global health emergency and officials assure Americans their risk for infection is low, a much deadlier virus poses a greater threat to the United States.
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Active shootings in the US have gotten deadlier and more frequent, the product of a vicious cycle in which intense media scrutiny inspires others to also kill for their own moment in the grim spotlight, experts say.
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And they would almost certainly force people who already use these products, including roughly 11 million adults, to choose between traditional cigarettes (which remain widely available, despite being deadlier than e-cigarettes) and black-market vaping products.
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Yet the main goal of the administration has often appeared to be keeping the United States from being dragged too deeply into a conflict that has shown little signs of abating, and instead continues to grow deadlier.
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And now the US is in the middle of a third wave, as fentanyls, a class of synthetic opioids, take over the illicit drug market and offer an even more potent, cheaper — and deadlier — alternative to heroin.
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His departure comes as the war seems to spiral deadlier even as it recedes from American attention — General Nicholson did not meet once with President Trump in the 20 months since he moved into the White House.
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Not only has the virus hit other countries incredibly hard, but public health experts say that COVID-19 spreads faster and is far deadlier than the flu, especially for older Americans and those with underlying health conditions.
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Chinese scientists and health experts involved in the fight against the virus believed the worst was over, downplaying warnings that the disease could become seasonal or that a deadlier "second wave" could hit later in the year.
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It was one of the deadlier and more brutal attacks by al-Qaeda at the time but was soon overshadowed when planes struck the World Trade Center and Pentagon less than a year later on 9/11.
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With so much money and energy being devoted to combatting large-scale terrorist attacks, nuclear proliferation, and other dangers, why has so much less attention been devoted to a threat that is arguably more likely and potentially deadlier?
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Its armed forces have their hands full with a jihadist insurgency in the north-east, banditry in the north-west and clashes between farmers and herders in the "middle belt"—all of which are far deadlier than piracy.
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So, Bloomy thinks words from Trump are deadlier than deeds from a terrorist -- which leads one to ask when Bloomberg was mayor of New York City, what do you think his number one concern was: fibs or terror?
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Inaction on climate change will have disastrous consequences Consider for a moment what is at stake with climate change: rising seas, flooded coastal cities, mass extinction, searing drought, human displacement, migration crises, deadlier heatwaves, crop failures, stronger storms.
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But the 2015 Lancet paper, which looked at more than 74 million deaths between 1984 and 2012, reported that the cold is deadlier and that people responded to changes in temperature differently depending on the city they're in.
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The attack was committed by "someone with hate in their heart ... towards our Jewish community and that just will not stand," Vaus told CNN, adding that members of the synagogue confronted the shooter and prevented a deadlier attack.
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There were breaks between his appearances, but he kept turning up to talk about how he wanted America open for business again by Easter (a bad idea) or how the flu is deadlier than the coronavirus (it's not).
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While the 2015 Samarco disaster unleashed about five times more mining waste, Friday's dam break was far deadlier as the wall of mud hit Vale's local offices, including a crowded cafeteria, and tore through a populated area downhill.
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The study speaks to a problem in American public health and drug policy: While crises like the opioid epidemic (deservedly) get a lot of attention, even deadlier drug crises are often neglected by the public, policymakers, and media.
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A forensic team that visited Taza after the attacks suggested the gas consisted of sulphur mustard and chlorine; the far deadlier attacks on Halabja used more lethal chemicals including the nerve agent sarin, in addition to mustard gas.
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Esau learned that a consensus of climate scientists -- at least 219% -- agree humans are causing rapid warming, and that continuing to pollute at current rates would be catastrophic, contributing to mass extinction, searing droughts, deadlier heat waves and more.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Rio de Janeiro's air is dirtier and deadlier than portrayed by authorities and the Olympics' promised legacy of cleaner winds has not remotely been met, an analysis of government data and Reuters' own testing found.
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The White House says it wants to revive coal, oil and natural gas production, all of which pollute the atmosphere, contributing to the likelihood of mass extinction, worsening droughts, deadlier heat waves, flooded coastal cities and other climate disasters.
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But there is a slower path to destruction: a world where international agreements are scorned, so the great powers push ahead with deadlier weapons while the smaller nations also acquire nuclear weapons since there is no reward for restraint.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Escalating conflict between herdsmen and farmers in Nigeria is "six times deadlier" than Boko Haram-related attacks this year, posing a great threat to the country's stability, the International Crisis Group (ICG) said in a report.
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Widespread abuse of powerful opioid pain relievers in the United States — including oxycodone, hydrocodone, hydromorphone and fentanyl, heroin's cheaper but deadlier cousin — has driven overdose death rates to historic highs, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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A United Nations scientific body found last year that there were only about 12 years left to avert some of the worst effects of the climate crisis, including flooded coastal cities, deadlier heatwaves and the near-end of coral reefs.
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The neo-Nazi forum has a much longer and deadlier history than more recent sites like the Daily Stormer or The Right Stuff, with Holocaust denial posts from the site's founder Don Black appearing on USENET newsgroups as early as 1985.
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Authorities in Tennessee believe Sunday morning's mass shooting inside a church that killed one and wounded seven would have been much deadlier if not for the bravery of an usher who brought the masked alleged gunman's rampage to an end.
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Global reach Since declaring its caliphate in June 2014, the self-proclaimed Islamic State has conducted or inspired at least 90 terrorist attacks in 21 countries other than Iraq and Syria, where its carnage has taken a much deadlier toll.
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Statistics from China indicate that just over 260% of people infected with the virus have died, suggesting that it may be deadlier than the seasonal flu but less deadly than the coronaviruses behind SARS and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).
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Statistics from China indicate that just over 21% of people infected with the virus have died, suggesting that it may be deadlier than the seasonal flu but less deadly than the coronaviruses behind SARS and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).
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And there's the risk of addiction: Not only can patients get addicted to opioid painkillers, but their addiction can, according to other research, lead to the use of heroin, an opioid that is cheaper, more potent, and deadlier than painkillers.
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Environmental advocates argue that a failure to agree on strong measures like the Paris accord would doom the world to ever-hotter average temperatures, bringing with them deadlier storms, more frequent droughts and rising sea levels as polar ice caps melt.
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London (CNN)Britain's ambassador to the United Nations said Thursday he is "optimistic that 2016 will be the year when finally we turn this around" in Syria despite a conflict that seems to grow deadlier and more complicated by the day.
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Experts have concluded that North Korea could have an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) ready to launch within a year, and given the nuclear test they conducted in January 2017, these weapons may be nuclear tipped and even deadlier to American citizens.
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Climate change is killing people now, and it's getting much deadlier In addition to simply reducing their own carbon emissions, these entities "build confidence in governments concerning climate policy and push for more ambitious national goals," according to the report.
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And Andrew Wakefield, the British doctor whose study linking measles vaccines with autism was widely discredited and condemned, appeared via Skype to offer an almost apocalyptic vision of a world in which vaccines were giving rise to deadlier immunization-resistant diseases.
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As the war in Afghanistan continues to grow more violent, and the Taliban introduces deadlier tactics, the Afghan security forces have borne the brunt of the attacks, suffering losses some Afghan and Western officials fear they may struggle to sustain.
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Although the number of migrants attempting the hazardous sea journey from Libya to Southern Europe has decreased, the route has become even deadlier, and European countries continue to argue over who should be responsible for rescuing those who are shipwrecked.
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The closest point of comparison might be a bad flu season or the HIV/AIDS epidemic, but neither is closely comparable to a new virus that's deadlier and more contagious than the common flu and can spread through limited contact.
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The flu and the new coronavirus have similar symptoms, but the coronavirus is far deadlier — here's how the 2 compareHere's what business travelers need to know about changing or canceling travel plans as the coronavirus spreads to every continent except Antarctica
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Public health officials are concerned that the virus, which can lead to respiratory failure brought on by pneumonia, will spread widely in the U.S. and last beyond this year — much like the seasonal flu, but more severe and potentially deadlier.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Rio de Janeiro's air is dirtier and deadlier than portrayed by authorities and the Olympics' promised legacy of cleaner winds has not remotely been met, an analysis of government data and Reuters' own testing found.
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And there's the risk of addiction: Not only can patients get addicted to opioid painkillers, but their addiction can, according to other research, lead to the use of heroin and fentanyl — opioids that are cheaper, more potent, and deadlier than traditional painkillers.
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There were concerns that a well-intentioned scientist in search of a cure might create an even deadlier version of a disease using gene-editing techniques, which would then, inevitably, proliferate when they published the results, introducing yet another menace to the world.
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On Tuesday, the US National Institutes of Health, the largest biomedical research agency in the world, announced that it would be ending a three-year moratorium on research funding for projects that involve making pathogens stronger and deadlier than they are in nature.
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Netanyahu, after what critics are calling a stinging defeat on the international stage, is already maneuvering to mine deep-seated feelings among many Israelis that their country and its policies toward the Palestinians are overly criticized in a world where deadlier conflicts rage.
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The study, published today in the journal Nature Geoscience, falls short of pointing to climate change as the main culprit, but it warns that typhoons hitting eastern China, Taiwan, Korea, and Japan will likely be even stronger — and deadlier — in the future.
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From its spirited beginnings, the state has always signaled possibility, but more and more, as the planet's temperatures rise, as earthquakes continue to rattle with unpredictable fury, and bigger and deadlier fires ravage the state, the thought of disaster chokes the mind.
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Downplaying the death toll also makes it harder for the United States to assess the full impact of a border policy, in place since the mid-1990s, that uses barriers and other enforcement tools to push migrants to more remote, deadlier crossing points.
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Netanyahu, after what critics are calling a stinging defeat on the international stage, is already maneuvering to mine deep-seated feelings among many Israelis that their country and its policies towards the Palestinians are overly criticized in a world where deadlier conflicts rage.
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And there's the risk of addiction: Not only can patients get addicted to opioid painkillers, but their addiction can, according to other research, lead to the use of heroin and fentanyl, opioids that are cheaper, more potent, and deadlier than traditional painkillers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The terror cell responsible for the vehicle attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils last week were planning a much larger, deadlier one that involved filling three vans with explosives and detonating them at three of Barcelona's busiest sites.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan declared a brief, unilateral cease-fire with the Taliban on Thursday, a strategic gamble seen as a trust-building measure to encourage the militant group to conduct peace talks even as the war grows deadlier.
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Even if WHO's 3.4 percent death rate for coronavirus is high due to inadequate testing capacity, using other public health expert's estimations of around 1 percent would mean that Covid-19 could be as much as 10 times deadlier than the seasonal flu.
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Given that one of the disputes over the US' mass shooting crisis right now is whether they are getting dramatically more common or merely dramatically deadlier, it seems pretty likely that law enforcement scrutiny of potential online threats will continue to get more intense.[KTBS]
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And while a smaller percent of households own guns, the country has more of them, and they are deadlier: Semiautomatic rifles like the AR-15 have become the weapon of choice in the largest recent mass killings, leading to death tolls in the dozens.
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In neighboring British Columbia, fentanyl was implicated in 2100 overdoses in 2150, and this year is proving to be even deadlier; near 2140 overdose deaths have been reported in the first four months of the year, prompting the province to declare a state of emergency.
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On one hand, you have the current stock of opioid users who are addicted; the people in this population need treatment or they will simply find other, potentially deadlier opioids to use if they lose access to painkillers or the ability to misuse painkillers.
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Related: Watch our documentary on Fentanyl, 'The Drug Deadlier than Heroin' Almost all of Madison's palliative patients have their medications covered by a private-health plan or the provincial one, so the "delisting" could come at a serious cost to patients and their families.
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In a brief statement issued Thursday, the powerful and vehemently anti-gun control organization surprised many by insisting that "bump stocks," the devices used to convert semi-automatic weapons to act like even deadlier and illegal automatic ones, should be subject to more regulation.
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A steady stream of mass shootings has continued across the United States since Sandy Hook, including two deadlier incidents — the slaughter of 58 people at a Las Vegas concert in October and the massacre of 49 people at an Orlando gay nightclub last year.
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The United Nations also reported this month that the sea journey is now deadlier than at any point since the peak of the European migration crisis in 2015, even as unauthorized migration along the route has fallen to its lowest level in the same period.
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Although some think containing China offers a rationale for leaving the Middle East, they should think ahead: A new cold war could plunge the United States back into gruesome proxy wars around the world and risk a still deadlier war among the great powers.
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The result is we have some studies that show it can relieve pain and can potentially substitute far deadlier opioid painkillers for some pain patients — but we don't have research large and rigorous enough to get marijuana officially approved as medicine by the DEA.
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They say they owe their lives to Mr. Truitt, Mr. McDaniel and Christopher Hall, the third man who tackled the gunman, and that the shooting in Daingerfield could have been far deadlier than the one in Sutherland Springs were it not for their actions.
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But because it has created an abundance of fuel scattered across many of our forests, that mentality is also making the fires that do rage out of control — like the Camp Fire in Northern California and the Woolsey Fire near Los Angeles — much deadlier.
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Coronaviruses are responsible for the common cold, pneumonia and bronchitis, but the coronavirus family is sprawling and includes deadlier outliers like Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), which have fatality rates of up to 20163 percent and 22016 percent, respectively.
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While only 11 percent of mass shootings between January 2009 and July 2015 involved high-capacity magazines — or assault weapons equipped with them — those shootings tended to be much deadlier than those committed with other firearms, according to the gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety.
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The lawmakers who added the VFG to the list of banned features not only declined to produce any sort of rationale for how the VFG makes guns deadlier or less safe, but it's likely that they didn't even know what it was or how it was used.
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Go deeper: The big picture: America's drug problem The most important opioid bills in the House The rise of newer, deadlier opioids Editor's note: This story has been corrected to note that overdose deaths have had a consistent growth rate of about 9% (not acceleration rate).
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The fighting in Badghis began Saturday, when a Taliban attack killed eight soldiers, with six others taken prisoner, followed by Monday's much deadlier assault, according to an Afghan official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he had been banned from talking to the news media.
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It also sends Peter Quayle (Harry Lloyd), the Office's deputy director of strategy, in search of evildoers within his organization — while trying to save himself from his wife, Clare (Nazanin Boniadi), now revealed to be the other, deadlier version of the woman he fell in love with.
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Infectious disease experts say the virus so far appears to be deadlier and more contagious than the seasonal flu, with many experts and U.S. health officials saying the mortality rate is likely somewhere around 1%, making it at least 10 times as lethal as the flu.
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Based on the WHO's most recent mortality rate of 3.4%, the COVID-113 outbreak is shaping up to be at least 34 times deadlier than the flu, which has a mortality rate of about 0.1% and kills 290,000 to 650,000 people per year across the globe.
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In addition, many local health workers have been recruited to work on the Ebola response, leading to shortages of trained people to deal with other serious health issues such as an even deadlier measles outbreak and malaria, the medical charity Doctors Without Borders said in a statement.
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It is a familiar dilemma in the United States, where President Trump's effort to restrict immigration from predominantly Muslim countries is blocked by courts, as well as for governments across Europe, particularly in France, which has suffered even deadlier terrorist attacks than Britain in recent years.
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In order to avoid many of the most severe consequences of climate change — including deadlier heat waves, fiercer droughts, and food and water shortages — global carbon dioxide emissions would need to steadily decline each year and reach roughly zero well before the end of the century.
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Whether access is improved enough could decide whether policies like the CDC prescription guidelines will save lives — by stopping a new generation of addicts — or lead to more overdose deaths — by leaving a lot of people addicted and stranded without care, pushing them to resort to deadlier drugs.
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Here's how the coronavirus compares to a handful of other major outbreaks:One reason the coronavirus is deadlier than the flu: It's still newGhebreyesus said one reason the coronavirus' death rate is so much higher than the flu's is that this is the first time humans are encountering it.
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Leaders from nations around the world have vowed to try to limit the Earth's warming to no more than 22019 degrees Celsius (22015 degrees Fahrenheit) above preindustrial levels, in an effort to head off catastrophic sea level rise, ever-deadlier extreme weather events and other climate-related disasters.
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Analyzing data on hundreds of shootings in Boston between 2010 and 2014, researchers Anthony Braga of Northeastern University and Philip Cook of Duke University discovered that on a bullet-by-bullet basis, shootings with larger-caliber guns were deadlier than smaller-caliber handguns, but they're not more accurate.
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In response, China announced 25% tariffs on $16 billion worth of US goods meant to take effect the same day — though critics have suggested China is running out of cards to play as the US imports more Chinese goods than the reverse and can deal far deadlier blows to China's economy.
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Novichok, which the Soviets developed in the 1970s and 1980s as a next-generation nerve agent deadlier than others like VX or sarin, was the chemical authorities identified as the substance behind the poisoning of former double agent Sergei Skripal, his daugher Yulia, and a police officer in Salisbury in March.
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While many of us are guilty of committing acts of extreme desperation in the event of a breakup—like creepily climbing through an ex's window to leave a poem in their bedroom—one jilted teenager in New Mexico has been accused of leaving something much deadlier behind for his ex-girlfriend.
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So while it's hard to draw a perfect comparison in terms of overall suffering, the opioid epidemic, at the very least, seems to be much deadlier than violence related to drug prohibition is in the US. Still, it's hard to deny that the current model of prohibition has serious costs.
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Speaking of killings, Trump also failed to offer any ideas about the most serious threats to security faced by the American people, the explosion of mass shootings, which are becoming deadlier and more frequent -- so common, in fact, that news organizations are down to reporting mainly the largest or most senseless.
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Rather than going through withdrawal alone in these cases, many drug users decide to go for opioids like heroin or fentanyl — which do avert withdrawal by satisfying opioid cravings, but can lead to even worse health outcomes, since both heroin and fentanyl are more potent and, therefore, deadlier than painkillers.
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As the nation reels over the Las Vegas massacre, which left more than 50 people dead in one of the deadliest mass shootings in American history, House Republicans are poised to pass legislation that would make it easier to buy gun silencers, which gun control advocates say could make mass shootings even deadlier.
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Pressed on incidents like a home-made explosive blast that injured 25 people on a ferry in Playa del Carmen in March, he said nowhere was entirely risk-free, pointing to deadlier events in the United States, such as the October mass shooting in Las Vegas and truck terror attack in New York.
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LONDON — The sea journey between North Africa and Italy is now deadlier than at any point since the peak of the European migration crisis in 2015, even as unauthorized migration along the route has fallen to its lowest level in the same period, according to data released on Monday by the United Nations.
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Humphreys of Stanford has explained the crisis as involving the dual problems of "stock" and "flow": On one hand, you have the current stock of opioid users who are addicted; the people in this population need treatment or they will simply find other, potentially deadlier opioids to use if they lose access to painkillers.
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It's a darker and deadlier version of of A Christmas Carol, where Archie returns to the three moments he is most ashamed of — the time he didn't kill the Black Hood, the time he didn't kill Hiram Lodge, and the time he didn't kill the "stupid" part of himself — and we realize he seriously regrets not murdering more people.
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The new Enhanced Night Vision Goggles - Binocular (ENVG-B) and the Family of Weapons Sights – Individual (FWS-I) will make US Soldiers and Marines deadlier in the dark by offering improved depth perception for better mobility and increased situational awareness at night, as well as the ability to accurately shoot around corners and from the hip.
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While Trump said the U.S. would pull out of Syria "very soon," other administration officials have emphasized a longer-term fight to prevent an ISIS resurgence The bigger picture: The U.S. is one of several actors in the Syrian conflict, including Russia, Iran, ISIS, Turkey, and more, and the conflict has become deadlier and more complex in recent months.
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While this hardline approach has led to a sharp drop in the numbers attempting the crossing from Libya to Italy, figures from the International Organization for Migration show the route has become deadlier for those who attempt it, with roughly one in seven crossings proving fatal so far this year, compared with about one in 27 last year.
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James hasn't slowed down as much as one would expect for a player with as many miles and big playoff games on his odometer; Irving keeps getting deadlier; Love has found his place; and Korver adds another dangerous tool to a box already containing useful veterans like Channing Frye and Richard Oh My God He's Still Dunking Jefferson.
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A scientist was eaten alive by a crocodile after it jumped up a wall and dragged her into its enclosureHere&aposs why crocodiles are 100 times deadlier than sharksA British holidaymaker just stared into the jaws of a 13-foot crocodile in MexicoHorrifying images of starving lions in a Sudan zoo have prompted a worldwide campaign to save them
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What used to be a civil war there has now become a battleground for half a dozen countries, with forces hostile to the United States and its allies fortifying their positions and slaughtering civilians, and the prospects for a much larger and deadlier war growing as neighboring countries prepare to defend their interests in post-ISIS Syria.
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Her point about namelessness is a resonant one for anti-gun violence advocates and experts on violent threats: As mass shootings have become ever deadlier in America, they have pushed for media companies and other public groups to avoid focusing the discussion on the shooter or shooters — including naming them — so as to prevent the unattended spread of their ideas.
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Though assault weapons equipped with high-capacity magazines are not used in the majority of gun massacres — incidents where six or more people are shot to death — massacres that do involve them tend to be much deadlier, Rampage Nation author Louis Klarevas told VICE News in February, after a federal court upheld Maryland's ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.
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Full coverage Live updates on Texas church shooting How it happened What church was like before the shooting This man may have prevented Texas mass shooting from getting any deadlier What we know about suspect Devin Patrick Kelley Bail decision delayed Paul Manafort and Rick Gates will stay under house arrest and GPS monitoring for the time being, a federal judge said Monday.
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The flu and the new coronavirus have similar symptoms, but the coronavirus is far deadlier — here's how the 2 compareA new study of IT pros finds that over half of healthcare organizations have been targeted by cyberattack, even as coronavirus continues to spreadPaid sick leave could help prevent the spread of coronavirus — but 18 states have barred local governments from enacting it
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READ: Brazil's evangelical far right could elect the country's next president A hardliner on crime, the former army captain has openly praised the murderous military dictatorship that ruled Brazil for decades until 1985, saying it should have killed more people, and — like the Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte — has said he'd encourage police to take a deadlier approach to gang members and criminals.
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Read more:The flu and the new coronavirus have similar symptoms, but the coronavirus is far deadlier — here's how the 2 compareOne chart reveals why canceling sports games and working from home is crucial to curbing the spread of the coronavirus pandemicThe nation's top expert on infectious disease says the US is 'failing' when it comes to coronavirus and testing kitsTaiwan has only 47 coronavirus cases.
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