The flooding would have significant enough to devastate the region.
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The deforestation causes sandstorms that devastate rural communities, Welscher said.
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Imagine it goes on to devastate Cuba or Mexico instead.
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Even the appearance of impropriety will devastate the FBI's reputation.
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The states said the emission curbs would devastate their economies.
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A recession can devastate your finances if you're not prepared.
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Delayed action on climate change would devastate the U.S. economy.
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"The loss of jobs would devastate the area," he said.
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"This storm has the potential to devastate this state," he said.
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"[Maria] will essentially devastate most of the island," Puerto Rican Gov.
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And a virus of this magnitude could just really devastate communities.
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Meanwhile, climate change that could devastate the planet is undeniably underway.
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They tend to pilfer just enough to disrupt but not devastate.
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This would devastate food security for all of our rural communities.
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But, as New Zealand's experience shows, reforms will not devastate agriculture.
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We're now seeing cyber-adversaries motivated by a desire to devastate.
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These problems can devastate families emotionally and financially, especially without treatment.
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Pyongyang could devastate Seoul and kill tens of thousands of people.
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Failure to enact this bill into law would devastate U.S.-E.
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They also said setting import tariffs at zero would devastate Britain's farmers.
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These options would devastate Venezuela's remaining economy, limiting already scarce basic goods.
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Uncertainty can devastate economic growth and sustainability as much as any recession.
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I know first hand how fast an emergency can devastate a household.
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"This proposal will devastate my district forever," Mr. King told Bloomberg News.
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Just one bad monsoon season can devastate farmers, pushing them toward starvation.
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He lies to people who have the power to publicly devastate him.
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The proposed levies could devastate a vital export market, according to farmers.
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Never again would genocide devastate any ethnic, national, racial or religious group.
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Under such circumstances, even one crop failure can devastate the family farm.
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And Mediterranean fruit flies, an invasive pest, can devastate the citrus industry.
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"This storm has the potential to catastrophically devastate our state," Scott said.
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They devastate people's lives and have no place in a democratic Kenyan society.
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Trump threatened this week to "devastate Turkey economically" if it attacks the SDF.
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Critics said that the rule would devastate an industry serving 30 million customers.
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Unsurprisingly, this can devastate someone's ability to earn money and hold onto it.
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But it hasn't helped much: Habitat disruption has continued to devastate the population.
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Sandy was not the first hurricane to devastate entire sections of New York.
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In its statement, TEA said such a policy would devastate the U.S. economy.
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Sanctions devastate the North Korean people, but not its elite who make decisions.
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This attempt to kill the ACA is exactly on brand: regress, contract, devastate.
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" Or, "Do you realize how much this will devastate the people around you?
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Reneging on £39bn ($50bn) in obligations to the EU would devastate Britain's international credibility.
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Once in the water stream, it lingers and can continue to devastate the population.
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Electroshock abilities, or upgraded stun guns and EMP grenades, will devastate flocks of Operators.
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And when their populations explode, they voraciously devour and devastate the surrounding marine environment.
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Trump's budget would also devastate Meals on Wheels, which delivers food to homebound seniors.
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"TrumpCare is a moral monstrosity that will devastate seniors and hardworking Americans," she said.
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The attack on Balakot used 1,000 kg bombs which can devastate a large target.
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She said she would follow any closure order, but it would devastate her business.
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It will devastate the second quarter, but then the economy is likely to recover.
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She said she would follow any closure order, but it would devastate her business.
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As wildfires continue to devastate southeast Australia, thousands of residents and tourists have evacuated.
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They fear that leaving the EU without an agreement will devastate the British economy.
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But overall, the cuts would devastate the office's efforts to coordinate anti-drug policies.
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But on Thursday, Butler said the proposed budget would "devastate" the missions of public broadcasters.
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The entire scene, set to the Kate Bush's "A Woman's Work," is designed to devastate.
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Smith was live on air reporting on the flooding that continued to devastate the city.
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He was referring to a retaliatory action with the ability to devastate densely populated areas.
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Experts say that a repeat performance "would devastate [the] modern world," according to National Geographic.
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The second strike would devastate the party that started the war in the first place.
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He also has the conventional and nuclear firepower to devastate Seoul, South Korea's thriving capital.
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Keeping ObamaCare as-is will devastate American consumers' pocketbooks and decimate the American healthcare system.
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Cutting programs now to avoid raising taxes, she said, would devastate the most vulnerable residents.
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Plus, even a Category 2 hurricane can devastate property and infrastructure if it makes landfall.
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Cunningham said another oil spill like 2010's Deepwater Horizon would devastate South Carolina's economy.
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"This will undoubtedly devastate many households and hurt an important New York institution," he said.
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That's because a fine high enough to punish wealthy people would devastate a poor person.
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Such a scenario, experts said, would devastate Britain's automakers, not to mention other manufacturing industries.
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Analysts say withdrawing from NAFTA could devastate U.S. agriculture while raising food and retail prices.
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The Camp fire was one of three major wildfires that devastate the state this month.
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It may devastate coastal communities and the barrier islands with wind, rain and storm surge.
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That is not only the least-popular option — it may also devastate the British economy.
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Hurricane damage and forest fires Named storms are known for their ability to soak and devastate.
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Stigma is the chief reason why the AIDS epidemic continues to devastate societies around the world.
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It's a scene playing out across the city of Houston as flood waters devastate the area.
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These plastics can cause great harm to marine life and have the potential to devastate ecosystems.
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He made a great hour-long set out of a situation which continues to devastate him.
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Cruz's comments come as Hurricane Harvey continues to devastate swaths of his home state of Texas.
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Such a hefty hike in export duties has the potential to devastate an already unstable industry.
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A large-scale conventional conflict would devastate both peninsular nations, killing thousands upon thousands of people.
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And, as my colleague David Leonhardt has convinced me, it could devastate his re-election chances.
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Trump's immigration plan would devastate immigrant families and put immigrant women and children in harm's way.
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Therefore, any new barriers that emerge from a trade war domino effect would devastate American business.
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"Donald Trump's budget blueprint has one goal: to devastate hardworking families," Perez said in a statement.
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Social distancing may help mitigate the coronavirus crisis, but it also threatens to devastate small businesses.
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If something the size of Asteroid 2006 QQ23 hit Earth, it could devastate a statewide area.
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What that effort has done is devastate China's economy in the first two months of 2020:
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Officials worry that disease and a lack of resources will further devastate an already suffering population.
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In addition, Mr. Dixon said, residual chlorine can devastate marine life and hinder water quality testing.
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It was already clear that the scandal would lead to huge fines and devastate Volkswagen's image.
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However, we know that one accident or hospital stay without insurance could absolutely devastate us financially.
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This form of imprisonment is known to devastate those with mental illness and exacerbate their condition.
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A victory for Mr. Trump, who has drawn thousands to his rallies here, would devastate Mr. Cruz.
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Hogan had blocked the bill earlier this week, claiming that such a change would "devastate" the economy.
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Personally, the ban would devastate my family and the lives and families of other transgender service members.
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Yet as the fallout from the storm continues to devastate the area, the massive building remains empty.
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Northern artillery and conventional missiles could devastate it; a conflict could rapidly turn nuclear and kill millions.
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And it's not only renewal rights where this nightmare scenario can devastate even the most succesfsul franchisees.
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By taking rats on ships to various islands, the rats then devastate the ecology of those islands.
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Yet the most serious danger is not that one side will suddenly try to devastate the other.
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American automakers were focused on surviving an economic collapse, not developing tech that could devastate their businesses.
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Any aggressor nation unleashing more than 100 nuclear weapons could ultimately devastate its own society, scientists warn.
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Chain retailers argue that it would increase the cost of foreign products and devastate their profit margins.
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Trump later threatened to "devastate Turkey economically" if the country's forces went after the Kurds in Syria.
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If recent history is any indication, extreme weather events will continue to devastate communities around the globe.
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Other human activities, such as deforestation and logging, could also devastate the planet's flora and fauna species.
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But we aren't powerless to stop those extreme wildfires that break historical norms and devastate the West.
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As wildfires continue to devastate Northern California, across the Atlantic, Europeans are facing their own deadly infernos.
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Herders and farmers are deemed at higher risk of infection from the disease, which can devastate livestock.
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The oil price collapse — while good for consumers — threatens to devastate producers from North Dakota to Texas.
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Do I let fantasy devastate me and continue to reap the pleasure I find there in moments?
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To the Editor: The House tax bill contains a provision that could devastate scientific research in America.
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But the nature of the attacks threatened to devastate the airline industry, just as coronavirus does now.
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Twin disasters devastate Indonesia, chaos grows around a U.S. Supreme Court nominee, a concession from Elon Musk.
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But I cannot find the way to end it because I know it would devastate my fiancee.
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For museum curators, a terrifying range of hazards could devastate the treasures we are appointed to safeguard.
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Bushfires continue to devastate Australia, destroying homes, smothering cities in smoke, and killing people and wildlife alike.
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An abrupt change to the economics would devastate factories that could not quickly line up alternative suppliers.
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They told lawmakers here that inaction could devastate an already weak economy, sending the jobless rate soaring.
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Pierce Brosnan is among those affected by the Woolsey Fire, one of three wildfires continuing to devastate California.
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"He clearly came armed with a lot of firepower intending to devastate the south Nashville area," Aaron said.
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Rick Scott urged residents to take Hurricane Irma seriously and prepare for the storm to "devastate" the region.
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Trump placed tough sanctions on Turkey last August, and at one point vowed to "devastate" the country's economy.
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Iranian leaders, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, said Tehran doesn't want a war that would devastate the region.
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Once dispersed, the rockets detonate—and in a flash—devastate an area roughly 200 by 300 meters wide.
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North Korea already has the ability to devastate its immediate neighborhood, and that may be seen as enough.
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It's rare that a single piece of legislation would so uniformly devastate the well-being of this country.
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A hydrogen bomb that was physically similar in size could yield 1,000 kilotons and devastate a whole city.
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Then, in 1980, a plinian eruption of ash, lava, and debris would devastate Washington and kill 21989 people.
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"He clearly came armed with a lot of firepower, intending to devastate the south Nashville area," Aaron said.
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The intentional elimination of law enforcement officers is an act that does more than devastate the policing family.
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When hurricanes devastate communities, it's understood that billions of dollars are required to rebuild homes and repair infrastructure.
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Since then, extreme weather events have continued to claim lives, devastate our communities and negatively affect our economy.
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That would devastate economies in the developing world, dooming many more millions to a lifetime of crushing poverty.
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Its construction was met by an outcry from conservationists and activists who felt it might devastate local species.
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Certainly end the kinds of ICE raids that devastate towns in the Midwest, far from the migrant trail.
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After all this, did the election of a man who is against everything I've fought for devastate me?
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Understanding the solar wind is of importance to scientists and policymakers because of its potential to devastate civilization.
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Farmers, who are among those most vulnerable to the Mexican tariffs, said the tariffs would devastate American agriculture.
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Solar explosions can send the particles in a deluge to Earth, with the potential to devastate electrical systems.
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We must all speak out against a budget that would devastate the lives of our most vulnerable citizens.
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It's a book about love, trauma, and mental illness that will devastate you again and again and again.
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He has already announced a plan to send Saudi Arabia more of the bombs that devastate our town.
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Indeed, why should answers to mysteries that implicate and devastate scores of people over decades ever come easily?
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The Nighthawk XR500 is widely considered a top-tier gaming router that doesn't totally devastate your bank account.
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His assault on Obamacare would devastate many working-class families by reducing availability of treatment for substance abuse.
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The Obama-administration's EPA blocked the mine over concerns that the project would devastate the bay's fish habitat.
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And war in East Asia would devastate the global economy and inevitably draw in the United States anyway.
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The funding cuts that the U.S. House of Representatives are now considering would devastate many of those companies.
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Because it is deeply and profoundly human, and managed to devastate and uplift me at the same time.
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They especially opposed the recurring nature of the tax, which developers warned would devastate the high-end market.
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A collision with one of these objects could devastate, for example, Washington, D.C. and five or six surrounding states.
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The fear is it could reach the U.S., where it could devastate the more than $20 billion pork industry.
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I've heard things and seen things on TV in my own country that devastate me and make me sick.
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A similar incident could devastate Coinbase's business, since most of the $20bn of crypto-assets it stores are uninsured.
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Such cuts would both erase the Medicaid expansion that occurred under the Affordable Care Act and devastate Medicaid care.
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Trump has also floated tariffs on foreign automobiles, which could devastate the European economy and several U.S. auto plants.
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It's unclear if Trump can do so, but experts say that a shot at Powell could devastate financial markets.
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Trump later tweeted that the U.S. would "devastate Turkey economically" if the country's forces attacked the Kurds in Syria.
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It's unclear if Trump can do so, but experts say that a shot at Powell could devastate financial markets.
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Future wars using ever more highly destructive technology, including chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear weapons, could devastate vast populations.
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In fact, Harvey is now the fourth major flood event to devastate Texas communities in the past two years.
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Through a vast apparatus of oppression, the IRGC is also known to devastate the Iranian people's desire for freedom.
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Doing so could devastate the continent's economy, according to experts, with Europe already teetering on the edge of recession.
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Only then can we send the message that Big Tobacco no longer has unfettered access to devastate entire communities.
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The company warned last week that the policy would distort markets by increasing prices and ultimately devastate the economy.
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A major oil spill in the Arctic Ocean would devastate the way of life we've known for 22019,000 years.
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More than 13,000 people have been rescued in the aftermath of the storm, which continues to devastate the area.
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Players who don't mind the small amount of resource management will absolutely devastate the world of Dark Souls III.
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The violence has periodically threatened to devastate the tourism industry in Acapulco and other tourism hubs along the coast.
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As those suspicions escalate into concrete trade restrictions with real financial consequences, it could stand to devastate Huawei's operations.
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In addition to potential violence, uncontacted people lack immunity to common diseases such as influenza, which can devastate entire communities.
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Photo: GettyFacebook has "unpublished" four pages belonging to InfoWars in a move that could financially devastate the conspiracy theory empire.
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It was the only meeting scheduled on the rule, which President Donald Trump has said would devastate the coal industry.
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Prairie dogs are extremely susceptible to sylvatic plague, a non-native disease that can devastate populations, depriving ferrets of food.
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It will cost a whopping $3 billion, and critics say it could devastate the economy of the fiscally fragile state.
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U.S. space scientists have drawn up official plans for how to deal with incoming asteroids that could devastate our planet.
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If passed by the Senate and signed into law, cuts to Medicaid would devastate efforts to end the opioid epidemic.
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Here's how Mulvaney describes his budget-writing process, which culminated in a policy blueprint that would devastate Trump's core supporters.
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" He said American forces were continuing to attack ISIS, and warned it "will devastate Turkey economically if they hit Kurds.
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At the very least, the rapid restoration of monetary independence would devastate Italian banks and savers, and destabilise financial markets.
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As heroic mech pilots, you then need to react before the turn ends and their planned actions devastate the area.
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But the GOP sees huge upside in a Handel win, aware that a Democratic defeat would devastate the party's momentum.
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Other ideas have included increasing federal research spending to fight disease-carrying bugs, such as those that devastate citrus plants.
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Seismic airguns harm marine life and are the precursor to an industry that could devastate our environment and coastal economies.
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Others said General McMaster's expected dismissal, along with the anticipated firings of the others, would further devastate White House morale.
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"The Chi" doesn't ignore the brutality of day-to-day life, but rather focuses on the humanity it can devastate.
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"If it reaches the agricultural community, it will devastate them," said Baldemar Velasquez, founder of the Farm Labor Organizing Committee.
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Would you like to economically devastate large sections of states such as Texas, Alabama and Florida, already hard hit economically?
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King James's patent called this spread of disease "a wonderfull Plague" that might help to devastate and depopulate the region.
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Giving vulnerable kids access to inner peace does not trade off with changing the conditions that can devastate their lives.
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Now, however, legislation is creating categorical exclusions to cover major projects that can devastate local communities and sensitive wildlife habitat.
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If their shared lives do bleed into their work, does working on volatile stuff like "Animal" devastate their off hours?
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North Korea would have the capability to devastate much of South Korea in any military exchange with the United States.
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The crop is also susceptible to viruses transmitted by the common pest known as the whitefly, which can devastate farms.
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We refuse to undertake such restoration, however, because it would devastate the image of antiquity we've inherited from the Renaissance.
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Targaryen dragons were able to devastate Dornish castles and prevent the Dornish from assembling a standing army in the fields.
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They also carry diseases that have the potential to devastate cattle and domesticated pig operations, as well as infect humans.
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Rauner: I'm concerned about a tariff war On 'Your World,' Illinois governor warns high tariffs could devastate the his state's economy.
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The Sudanese air force drops bombs at will that devastate the Nuba people, another population that today is subject to genocide.
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And even though the government and the media warned the hurricane could devastate the island, the 25-year-old was skeptical.
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Even as Yemen's warring parties recommitted to the UN peace process last week, the conflict continues to devastate the civilian population.
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If you suddenly stopped this kind of geoengineering, though, the rapid re-escalation of temperatures would devastate crops and ecosystems alike.
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The storm could devastate Puerto Rico, which has not seen a direct hit by a hurricane this powerful in many decades.
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By 2050, the cost of caring for Alzheimer's patients could reach $1 trillion per year and completely devastate Medicaid and Medicare.
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The onshore infrastructure, pipelines, vessel traffic and pollution that accompanies offshore drilling would devastate our beautiful beaches, healthy marshes and rivers.
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Republican National Committee spokesman Kevin Knoth said Sunday that Sanders' platform would devastate Kentucky in part by eliminating the coal industry.
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Speaking in North Dakota, Trump raised the spectre of a tax on cars which he said could devastate the Canadian economy.
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If it becomes law, it would devastate civil society not only in the short term, but possibly for generations to come.
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A double-digit margin in the presidential race could lead to the kind of wave election that would devastate the GOP.
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Uber has offered a $21 minimum wage for drivers as it fights against a California bill that could devastate its business.
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The bill would raise the deficit by more than $1 trillion, automatically triggering cuts that would devastate our country's safety net.
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He supports imposing punitive economic measures on China, threatening high tariffs that would devastate trade between the world's two largest economies.
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An outbreak could devastate low-income black and Latino communities that, even in the best of times, face serious medical challenges.
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Rural communities are bracing for the looming recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic, expecting that it could devastate already shaky economies.
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There's certainly a moral argument to be made that they devastate human populations and we should try to eradicate the diseases.
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Moderate Republicans had been hoping the updated version would soften the cuts, which they said would devastate their most vulnerable residents.
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Researchers have been saying for decades that a new infectious disease could come along and devastate our health systems and economies.
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Aaron Kirman, superstar real estate agent and host of CNBC's "Listing Impossible," thinks this pandemic could devastate the real estate market.
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"Yvain" begins with a knight, Calogrenant, pouring water on a magical weather stone, bringing storms to devastate a French lord's land.
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The report also noted that surges in sea temperatures known as "marine heatwaves" which devastate underwater life had become more common.
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The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency has warned Irma will "devastate" the parts of the United States it hits.
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Hurricane force winds from Irma could devastate an already struggling Florida orange industry, commodities specialist James Cordier told CNBC on Friday.
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Some Koreans fear that the United States might attack North Korea's nuclear facilities, setting off a war that could devastate Seoul.
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Gigi feared that Santiago learning that Beatriz ended her life because she could not cope with Santiago's secret would devastate him.
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This would devastate impoverished neighborhoods in cities such as Milwaukee and Detroit that have high student enrollment in independent charter schools.
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Farmers around the world drain wetlands so they can grow crops there, while pollution and invasive species can devastate native wildlife.
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Critics of the measure say it would devastate families' effort to reunite with their overseas relatives while providing few economic benefits.
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Each one, the result of an often-forgotten battle or error, has the power to permanently devastate families and their communities.
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These actions devastate the criminals who run Iran's economy and who benefit most from the cash that their criminal enterprises generate.
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If both countries end up trying to match or outstrip each other's severe tariffs, it could devastate both of their economies.
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Scientists say further increases risk triggering tipping points that could make parts of the world uninhabitable, devastate farming and drown coastal cities.
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Coalition airstrikes continue to devastate the country, more than two years after Saudi Arabia began its brutal campaign against Yemen's Houthi rebels.
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Dany concocts a plan of her own to not only ensure her freedom but also to devastate the leadership in Vaes Dothrak.
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Such a strike would risk starting a nuclear war that would kill millions, and a conventional one that would devastate South Korea.
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"Galactic cosmic ray exposure can devastate a cell's nucleus and cause mutations that can result in cancers," Cucinotta explained in a statement.
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Such possible findings should be treated an analog for climate change, showing how it could devastate the ocean's equilibrium, the study says.
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If that happened on a large scale, Jamaica could be cut off from access to American dollars, which would devastate the economy.
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But a lack of reliable money coming in from the US could further devastate the already economically wrecked nation and its people.
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But there are no good military options, and a North Korean response to a US attack could devastate South Korea and Japan.
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He warned that North Korea has developed a "significant" military capability with the potential to "devastate" American allies and the homeland itself.
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Collapse would devastate Mosul and other cities along the river, including the Iraqi capital Baghdad, and cause hundreds of thousands of casualties.
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If we quit NAFTA, the loss will devastate all of American agriculture, no matter what happens in our trade war with China.
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That's why it's troubling to see the Federal Communications Commission pursuing a proposed regulation that would devastate broadband investment in rural America.
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To make matters worse, the bipartisan package is being delayed as a series of tornadoes and floods devastate the Midwest and South.
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Ankara hit back Monday at Donald Trump's threat to "devastate Turkey economically," saying Turkish forces will continue "counter terror efforts" in Syria.
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The region is facing a set of cascading challenges that will shake friendly and hostile governments alike, wreck economies, and devastate populations.
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On it is a series of traditional "trickle-down" and libertarian policies, which, if enacted, will devastate working- and middle-class Americans.
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"Even small segments of a new wall on federal lands will devastate habitats and local recreation and ecotourism," said biologist Tim Keitt.
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Environmentalists criticized the plan as a giveaway to the oil and gas industry that would devastate the nesting habitat of the bird.
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The coronavirus disaster is going to devastate communities all over the country, even if many in red America don't realize it yet.
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Scientists warn further increases risk triggering tipping points that could render swathes of the globe uninhabitable, devastate farming and drown coastal cities.
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Publishers like the Los Angeles Times and San Francisco Chronicle have said that paying those workers as employees would devastate their businesses.
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Democrats instead want tax reform that is marked by common sense — the best proposals incorporated but nothing that would devastate American families.
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Monday: As wildfires devastate ecosystems across Australia, the prime minister is keeping climate change out of the conversation, Livia Albeck-Ripka reports.
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I use the term devastate because, though no fault of Professor Christensen's, disruptive innovation took a turn for the worse in tech.
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She also said Saturday's visit could encompass Louisiana, where more flooding is feared as Harvey's remnants continue to devastate the wider region.
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The Trump administration only acted after the GRU's NotPetya worm spread from Ukraine to devastate Western victims including Maersk, Merck, and FedEx.
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The bickering must stop, because the impending financial crisis associated with our ever-increasing debt will devastate everyone, regardless of political affiliation.
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Floods and other disasters devastate the most vulnerable among us, while taxpayers and survivors pay for endless cycles of destruction and rebuilding.
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Their climate policies would devastate our communities by totally dismantling our national energy infrastructure, creating an economic disaster of an unimaginable scale.
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President Trump redefined his Syria policy in a volley of tweets Sunday, threatening to "devastate Turkey economically" if it attacks Kurds in Syria.
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What struck me over and over was how almost everywhere I saw slaves they were being forced to devastate the environment around them.
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That comment came after Trump threatened in a Sunday evening Twitter post to "devastate" Turkey's economy if the NATO ally "hit" the Kurds.
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As many as one in eight youth send or forward sexts without permission, which can devastate the subject or recipient of such messages.
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They used to devastate me in my 20s, but in order to survive in this business, you just have to let it roll.
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Then there is, of course, Putin -- another democratically elected president who has managed to cement his position, decimate the opposition and devastate democracy.
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As if to feed the conspiracy theories, at one point Trump vowed to "devastate" Turkey's economy if it attacked the Kurds in Syria.
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The Greens' performance was especially strong in Germany, where they almost doubled their 2014 result and helped devastate the center-left Social Democrats.
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Call Me By Your Name will thrill you and it will devastate you, and when it's all over, you'll be glad it happened.
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The strain of this newly poor population on our social safety net will devastate local, state, and federal budgets for decades to come.
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Even if nuclear weapons aren't used, North Korea's huge artillery stocks could devastate the South Korean capital of Seoul and its surrounding areas.
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A ruling for South Dakota to remove protections and reverse over 60 years of precedent will devastate small businesses from Topeka to Toledo.
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To reduce the risk of blundering into a war that could badly damage South Korea and devastate North Korea, US leadership is essential.
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Coal emits more air pollutants and climate warming gases than any other fossil fuel, and its mining can devastate local ecosystems and watersheds.
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The repercussions could devastate garment exports that account for about 40 percent of Cambodia's gross domestic product (GDP), and industries such as sugar.
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"This will undoubtedly devastate many households and hurt an important New York institution and one of our nation's journalism giants," the governor said.
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Instead of careening around the world to kill millions and devastate the global economy, the Ebola virus was contained and eventually burned out.
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The hospital has the trump card: It can send the bill to a collection agency, a move that could devastate a patient's credit.
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In truth, we are far from the only creatures with such power, nor are we the first species to devastate the global ecosystem.
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On Campus Republicans in the House of Representatives have just passed a tax bill that would devastate graduate research in the United States.
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I hope I'm wrong, but from the signs I'm seeing right now, it looks like it will devastate the conference circuit in 2020.
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Mr. Trump accused Canada of unfair trade practices and threatened to exit the North American Free Trade Agreement, which would devastate Canada's economy.
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Environmental advocates denounced the proposed cuts, saying they would devastate environmental protection and public health programs while doing little to increase national security.
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It seems that companies deal with their worst-case breach scenarios without enduring severe financial losses that were once believed to devastate companies.
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And it can devastate economies -- the lifetime cost of rape for all reported survivors in the United States is nearly 3.1 trillion dollars.
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Plentiful U.S. airstrikes, ample American advisory teams, and local Kurdish ground troops combined to devastate Islamic State's fighters — which is a positive development.
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Those job losses in turn could devastate the economies of cities, and even entire countries, that depend on coal, oil, and natural gas.
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People living closer together also don't contribute to the suburban sprawl responsible for chopping up vast tracts of wilderness that devastate wildlife populations.
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"I didn't want to devastate my family because I didn't want them to know that I might not be around much longer," she said.
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Harvey continues to devastate Texas: Sixteen people have died, the roads of Houston have turned into rivers, and around 26,6463 people have been displaced.
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Government officials are concerned that if a natural disaster or terrorist attack were to damage the plant, it could devastate nearby New York City.
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There are also environmental effects that can dramatically alter the map, like encroaching monsoons that devastate the shore or sinkholes that create deadly pits.
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But tariffs on U.S. imports of cars and auto parts would devastate the Canadian auto industry, which is highly integrated with the U.S. sector.
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The lawyer reportedly said his client intended to study cybersecurity and criminology, and told the magistrate that a criminal record would devastate those prospects.
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An EPA imprimatur that the herbicide is safe and doesn't cause cancer would devastate the legislative and legal arguments against glyphosate here and abroad.
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In the absence of contingency plans, a sudden separation from EU regulation would ground flights, devastate trade and quite possibly lead to financial panic.
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The mining industry and congressional Republicans say the rule is completely unnecessary and a waste of federal resources that would devastate the coal industry.
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And the community he was about to devastate was not some foreign place — not some stereotypical city of rednecks, snowbirds and Disney-besotted hordes.
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But critics said that the rule would devastate an industry serving 30 million customers, many of whom lack access to more traditional banking products.
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If the House tax bill passes, it will devastate America's ability to create homes that are affordable to our nation's families, seniors and veterans.
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His departure would devastate the appeal of the league's best-supported team and potentially turn segments of the fan base against the front office.
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But an Ohio State (10-1) victory would devastate Michigan's chances, since it would most likely prevent either team from becoming Big Ten champion.
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She left the next day, full of shame and confusion, and said she chose not to tell her parents because it would devastate them.
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White House economists warned last fall that a pandemic could kill half a million Americans and devastate the economy — but their study went unheeded.
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In the U.S., Trump is proposing new rules for Title X, the family planning program, that would devastate women's health clinics around the country.
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If we waver in our commitment to the public health, the consequences will devastate our families, friends, co-workers and neighbors, medically and financially.
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There she discovers the pipeline is headed right for Helen's land, where construction could eventually devastate their land and force them all to flee.
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That could shrink the Pacific Coast salmon population, the report said, which scientists and fishermen say could devastate the west coast salmon fishing industry.
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I've personally seen how such nervous system deficits can devastate patients, impairing everything from performing basic tasks to engaging in social interactions with friends.
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The sharp wit, surprising turns, stellar ensemble cast, and incredible core love story (on season two) all work seamlessly to delight and devastate you.
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The main goal here is to cut taxes for the rich, even though the change would devastate beneficiaries, state government budgets and public hospitals.
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Chicago Democrats will further devastate a city, county and state already sinking under the weight of spending, bureaucracy and dependency if they adopt this proposal.
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The 39-year-old says that as an Indian immigrant, and a social worker, President Donald Trump&aposs family separation and detention policies devastate her.
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Reporters have been on the scene in Florida as Hurricane Irma continues to devastate the areas, and now some are saving animals on the job.
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The bomb killed an estimated 60,000 to 80,000 people and gave rise to genetic mutations that would devastate the posterity of entire families, including Koerner's.
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This could lead to floods of historic proportions, known as "jökulhlaups" which could alter landscapes, devastate vegetation and threaten lives and infrastructure, scientists have warned.
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The disabled community boasts a potential $1 billion in consumer power, according to a Nielsen report, and a properly deployed boycott can devastate a company.
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Licensed prostitutes in Nevada, working in legal brothels, are organizing against legislation they say will devastate them, other prostitutes across the nation and their families.
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China's deposit would devastate Kansas, the top U.S. sorghum-producing state which supported Trump in the presidential election, Governor Jeff Colyer said in a statement.
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Two major court cases before the Supreme Court, plus a presidential election, mean that 2016 has the potential to devastate a woman's right to choose.
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What better measure of success is there when networking companies say your app may devastate the infrastructure of small-scale and maybe even large telecoms?
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Confronting Our Own Extremist," by Nicholas Kristof (column, June 16): It didn't take an assault rifle to devastate our family.
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When President Trump imposed 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum imports last year, we were told that the move would devastate the whole economy.
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At last year's Baselworld, the month before the debut of the Apple Watch, everyone was buzzing about whether Cupertino's wrist computer would devastate the industry.
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Remember that the Mad King has stored a ton of wildfire, the same magic Tyrion used to devastate Stannis' fleet at Blackwater, under the city.
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Deindustrialization, driven in part by global trade, would devastate the economic fortunes of white men accustomed to making a decent living without a college degree.
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The collapse of global oil prices this week threatens to devastate Venezuela's already shrinking oil exports, which remain the most important source of state revenues.
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As the proxy wars between Saudi Arabia and Iran involving Syria and Yemen continue to devastate the region, there is hardly any sign of demilitarization.
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So will local retailers, who will suffer when the newly uninsured need to cut back on other expenses after health care costs devastate their pocketbooks.
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Boeing pilots had just seconds to avert disaster in a simulation, a potentially big day for Brexit, and a cyclone continues to devastate southeastern Africa.
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That can include supporting drought-resistant or saltwater-resistant crops, and offering microinsurance to farmers and herdsmen so that a drought does not devastate them.
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Wright said his background as a journalist helped him imagine realistic scenarios for how a global pandemic would spread and devastate populations around the world.
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I knew that intensifying storms and fires would devastate our medical infrastructure and force people to live in conditions that were veritable playgrounds for contagion.
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The premise here is already implausible: The days when a short piece of literary fiction could devastate a wide social circle are very likely gone.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he would devastate Turkey's economy if Ankara's incursion in Syria wipes out the Kurdish population there.
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The unearthing of the area surrounding the barriers and the installation of lights on the wall will devastate wildlife and contaminate cultural lands, they say.
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He said those cuts would devastate farms and lead to a spike in the price of food that would hurt every consumer in the country.
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Asking people to borrow from their retirements – their Social Security funds – to take family and medical leave would harm retirees today and devastate workers tomorrow.
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Read: Canadians Fear Trump's Budget Will Devastate Great Lakes Slam Dunk Quiz Time: What is the most successful men's college basketball team of this century?
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The war of words escalated between the two countries last month after Trump threatened on the floor of the United Nations to devastate North Korea.
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Catastrophic wildfires continue to devastate California, destroying more than 236,000 acres (including entire towns), taking at least 59 lives, and forcing tens of thousands to evacuate.
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I really wanted to break up with my ex-boyfriend for a long time, but I was sad and nervous and knew it would devastate him.
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Trump must also decide next month whether to go through with tariffs on foreign autos and auto parts, which could devastate the European and Mexican economies.
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It's that there are lots of ways of subtly or not-so-subtly manipulating an image or video that will devastate its accuracy or subvert it.
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"That would undermine and devastate the entire industry and create working poor," Jan Villadsen, who heads the transport division in Denmark's biggest union, 3F, told Reuters.
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No matter how tough you think you are, the loss of a pet can devastate your life, leaving you a blubbering pile of tissues and heartache.
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Even for those actors who work regularly, an event such as a strike by any one of our unions can devastate an actor and his family.
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After a series of bombings devastate the town during spring break, they're pulled in by one of the victim's families to find out who is responsible.
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"While a trade war could devastate the economy, conditions right now are quite good," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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Built, monitored and maintained by locals, the system gives the district's residents access to clean water even as droughts devastate many other areas of the country.
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China, however, has the biggest cloud-seeding operation, which it utilizes not only to increase rainfall but also to avoid hailstorms that can devastate farm crops.
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But in states like mountainous Assam, the rains frequently cause landslides and flooding that devastate crops, destroy homes and expose people to diseases such as diarrhea.
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As flooding continues to devastate Houston and surrounding areas, celebrities are joining Kevin Hart and his Hurricane Harvey Challenge to contribute to relief efforts in Texas.
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This tax on unrealized gains would be not only difficult to implement but also could devastate markets, especially liquid markets, where stocks, bonds and commodities trade.
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Hu says that he thinks that ocean warming will happen too slowly to effectively control growth (and this would would devastate marine ecosystems in any case).
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Grassley writes that Iowa's agricultural exports depend on the trade agreement, and warns that Trump's threats to fully withdraw from NAFTA could devastate the farming industry.
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Humanitarian groups and experts have warned that an offensive on Hodeida, through which 80 percent of Yemen's aid comes, could devastate the already war-ravaged country.
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This began a brutal six-week stretch that saw Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria, and Nate devastate parts of the US Gulf Coast and many Caribbean Islands.
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Humanitarian groups and experts have warned that an offensive on Hodeida, through which 220006 percent of Yemen's aid comes, could devastate the already war-ravaged country.
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Such moves could devastate existing auto supply lines, as well as ultimately be deemed in violation of U.S. non-discrimination obligations in the World Trade Organization.
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Meanwhile, climate patterns in 2050 could devastate agriculture in places like California, making the move from Latin America to some parts of the US less appealing.
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This small fraction of our federal budget also protects our national interests — for example — by preventing infectious disease outbreaks before they create chaos and devastate economies.
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Waves of bankruptcies could devastate the financial system from the bottom up, rather than the financial crisis trickling down the way it did 12 years ago.
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Rather, his worry is "city killer" asteroids, so named because they are small enough to easily evade detection yet big enough to devastate a metropolitan area.
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"As these costs rise, Hezbollah has to figure out ways to look like it is responding without inviting a war that could devastate it," Itani said.
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We now beg the court not to further devastate our family by eliminating the possibility of preserving some piece of our child that might live on.
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The Trump administration is planning to issue more sanctions against Iran to further devastate its economy and pressure the government into negotiating a new nuclear pact.
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"It probably would devastate this place right here," he said, gesturing toward the buffet line at Reids' Harvest House, a homey restaurant that serves filling meals.
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Governors of coastal states have already pointed out that an offshore spill could devastate tourism — another trillion-dollar industry — not to mention wreck fragile littoral environments.
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Yet even Mr. Mahathir's former detractors contend that he is a changed man, cognizant of how unchecked power in the wrong hands can devastate a country.
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Another concern they have is the possibility, albeit slim, that Washington could set import curbs on Japanese automobiles, which would devastate the country's export-reliant economy.
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The rule could devastate groups like Planned Parenthood, preventing them from providing a range of reproductive health services and curtailing women's constitutionally protected right to abortion.
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"Hurricane Irma continues to be a threat that is going to devastate the United States in either Florida or some of the southeastern states," Long said.
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The former tech executive has emphasized that UBI is a necessity because globalization and automation will continue to devastate manufacturing and low- income jobs from Americans.
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For example, the system can lead to consolidation, with bigger, more efficient boats buying up smaller boats' shares – an outcome that can devastate small fishing towns.
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"Hurricane Irma continues to be a threat that is going to devastate the United States in either Florida or some of the Southeastern states," Long said.
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President Trump's massive foreign aid cuts, if adopted, will devastate the assistance that ensures children around the world are less likely to become prey to traffickers.
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These "jökulhlaups", a type of glacial outburst flood, alter landscapes, devastate vegetation and threaten lives as well as infrastructure, including hydroelectric plants along glacier-fed rivers.
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Working in travel journalism, I've seen and reported on how natural disasters can devastate economies, not just in their immediate aftermaths, but for months or years.
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That cut will devastate the fund that pays for more than two-thirds of EPA's workforce, including the essential staff — scientists and toxicologists ready to act.
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These bloodsucking female ticks can also devastate the animals and livestock they feed on, with large-enough infestations capable of severely weakening or even killing their hosts.
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Nixon's War on Drugs, later extended by Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, continues to devastate Americans in all walks of life, including disproportionate numbers of black people.
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Why it matters: "Employees, congressional Democrats and a bipartisan coalition of former USDA leaders" have warned that the move "would devastate the two agencies," per the Post.
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KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND, D-NEW YORK: It would devastate health care for women because those millions of people who receive health care through Planned Parenthood could be defunded.
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The Paris deal seeks to keep global temperatures from rising 2 degrees Celsius above pre-Industrial Revolution levels, a benchmark scientists believe could devastate the planet's ecosystems.
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Without them, foot-and-mouth and other diseases could devastate the global food supply chain and wipe out hundreds of years of genetic material from livestock populations.
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In mid-January, rather than cooperate with an order he knew would devastate his family, Rranxburgaj accepted refuge at the Central United Methodist Church in downtown Detroit.
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Why it matters: Hydrogen bombs have never been used in warfare before — they would devastate the environment and public health and are more powerful than atomic bombs.
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Davos Seaworth Davos is the wisest, kindest, and most grandfatherly character on Game of Thrones and therefore, is a guarantee to devastate the audience if he dies.
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But humanitarian groups and experts have warned that an offensive on Hodeida, through which 80 percent of Yemen's aid comes, could devastate the already war-ravaged country.
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But humanitarian groups and experts have warned that an offensive on Hodeida, through which 28500 percent of Yemen's aid comes, could devastate the already war-ravaged country.
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And South Korea – particularly under President Moon – has made it a primary national security priority to avoiding any outbreak of hostilities that would devastate the Korean peninsula.
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Koch organizations, including the brothers' privately held conglomerate Koch Industries, have warned that BAT could devastate the U.S. economy by raising prices on consumer goods, including gasoline.
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It singled out the Syrian civil war as both a prime contributor to the refugee crisis and an example of how armed conflict can devastate educational progress.
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Trump's attacks on Powell have escalated in step with anxiety about a potential recession, which could devastate the U.S. economy and derail the president's re-election bid.
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AllVid would devastate the diversity of our television industry as we know it, and create a problem in what is currently a healthy and dynamic creative ecosystem.
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The repercussions of any EU sanctions on Cambodian garments could devastate an export industry which accounts for about 40 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP).
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It's a dry legal issue called "third party standing," but if a majority of the Court were to buy into it, it would devastate the challengers' case.
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Similarly, the boards used for the floors came from oak trees that were selectively cut, and not clear-cut in a way that might devastate a forest.
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I recognized right away that if these allegations turned out not to be true, it was going to devastate our profession, and it looks like they aren't.
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Jerry Brown of California to mount an 11th-hour stand against a plan that they continue to say will devastate their states and many of their citizens.
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In the meantime, we can marvel at the ingenuity of bees — and consider what we'll lose if bee colony collapse disorder continues to devastate these remarkable creatures.
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The State Department talked about "de-escalation" while Mr. Trump beat the war drums describing all the ways he would devastate Iran if it harmed more Americans.
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A Set of Strikes to Devastate the Arsenal How it would work: Striking nuclear and missile facilities would delay the programs and pressure Pyongyang to surrender them.
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But in many states across the country, the rains frequently cause landslides and flooding that devastate crops, destroy homes and expose people to diseases such as diarrhea.
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Similar to Foer above, Powers is concerned about how humans and climate change are coming together to devastate our natural environment and particularly, our trees and forests.
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Now a tropical storm, Harvey made landfall a second time Wednesday morning near Cameron, La. Recovery efforts are ongoing as the storm continues to devastate the region.
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Presidents have taken serious political hits for botching relief efforts -- the most notorious occasion was when Hurricane Katrina in 2005 helped devastate George W. Bush's second term.
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He and other farmers in Yawatahama, a neighboring town 15 kilometers (9 miles) from the plant, worry that even a hint of contamination would devastate their brand.
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He has been criticized for his handling of Hurricane Maria, which devastate Puerto Rico last year, and more recently for disputing the official death toll of 21,22.
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The rule will devastate an industry serving nearly 30 million customers annually, said Ed D'Alessio, executive director of the Financial Service Centers of America, an industry trade group.
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David and I both knew that if we decided to live in separate homes, which would end up in divorce, it would literally destroy and devastate our children.
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Without an agreement, automatic budget cuts from 2011 would go into effect, a result that both Republicans and Democrats agree could devastate government programs and paralyze the military.
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Bathroom use isn't the kind of issue cis LGBTQ people have to deal with—but it can devastate the average trans person's ability to go out in public.
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The extra fuel turns today's wildfires into infernos hot enough to devastate the landscape, torching even the big older trees that typically survived fires in the old days.
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This kind of loss would devastate any touring band, but this band in particular travelled with a throng of instruments and pedals that were imperative to their sound.
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Kim has built a brand on being shameless, but a revelation that she'd lied about surgery is one of the few things left that could truly devastate her.
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By 2100 the Atlantic could devastate the area because of Florida's porous limestone bedrock and shallow water table, which allow water to well up even behind sea walls.
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When he announced that he would repeal the Affordable Care Act, a move that would devastate the lives of many poor working women and men, they endorsed him.
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What can devastate financially are divorce, caring for a mentally or physically ill adult child who cannot work, and long-term care expenses, according to the Society's research.
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As a bill that would devastate the home-sharing company in the state inches closer and closer to law, Airbnb is proposing new rules for its NYC hosts.
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The disease is a major cause of disability and dependency among older people and "can devastate the lives of affected individuals, their carers and families," the organization said.
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And what China and neighboring nations such as Japan don't want is an abrupt collapse of North Korea and flood of refugees that would devastate the regional economies.
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And Iran has already attacked and killed scores of American troops in the Middle East, so there's not much more it could do to devastate the US military.
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The animals overgraze land, spread disease, and devastate dry-season soil amid uncontrollable fires that are lit by herders to clear dense brush and encourage new grass growth.
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Faith Woodhouse, 14, returns to Lake St. Martin for a few days with her family to protest an emergency channel that would further devastate the commercial fishing conditions.
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Retaliatory tariffs targeting American agricultural goods and made-in-America products could devastate the family farmers, small business owners, and manufacturers that form the backbone of our economy.
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"Extreme weather disasters like hurricanes will devastate communities and cost the American taxpayers billions of dollars," Sanders, who is seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, said in a statement.
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American submarines went on to devastate Japan's civilian merchant fleet during World War II, in a campaign that was later acknowledged to be tantamount to a war crime.
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A feckless FTC and DOJ, no longer countervailing forces to private power but co-conspirators, have enabled invasive species (Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google) to devastate the ecosystem.
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You Tell Me's self-titled debut, out January 11 via Memphis Industry Records, is a glistening, dramatic album that will devastate and cheer you up in one swoop.
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President Donald Trump's government-wide hiring freeze will devastate the nation's public lands, including the National Park System, which is already overburdened with record attendance and staff shortages.
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This route has raised concerns among environmental groups, which have called the ship a "floating Chernobyl" out of concern that an accident could devastate the Arctic marine environment.
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People who used it loved it, but a lot of people in America thought that it was going to devastate retail and ruin a lot of people's jobs.
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But should a few dozen Australian possums with an all-male gene drive be carried from New Zealand back to Australia, they could devastate the native possum population.
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The principle of nonmaleficence again stakes its claim: A call to a child-abuse hotline that's based on good intentions and poor information can devastate a struggling family.
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But Mr. Abe has been eager to quash the threat of car tariffs that could devastate the Japanese industry, America's second-largest source of imported cars after Mexico.
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Worse, North Korea is expected in the next few years to develop the capacity to attach a nuclear warhead to an intercontinental missile that could devastate Los Angeles.
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FEMA Administrator Brock Long warned it will "devastate" part of the U.S. The storm was a Category 5 hurricane before being downgraded to a Category 4 early Friday.
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Indeed, one might ask now why the Germans imposed those policies when they knew, or should have known, they would devastate some of the largest euro zone economies.
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Steep cuts, warned diplomats and humanitarian aid groups, would devastate not only the United Nations, but also the United States' standing in the world — along with Ms. Haley's.
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But NotPetya, as it would come to be called, was not a ransomware attack—it was destructive malware built to lock down computers, devastate networks, and create chaos.
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As the opioid epidemic continues to devastate communities around the country, the study was the latest attempt to identify a starting point on the path to excessive use.
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Back in 2012, Barack Obama decided to run against Mitt Romney as an out-of-touch Richie Rich whose hard-right economic agenda would devastate the American middle class.
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"This bill would devastate efforts to address the opioid crisis," said Dr. Joshua Sharfstein, director of the Bloomberg American Health Initiative at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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The presidential candidates continue to prove this by proposing energy policies that would devastate the American economy while ignoring the appalling impact of Chinese pollution on the global atmosphere.
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What's going on: Automation is expected to devastate jobs that involve routine tasks, such as back-office clerical jobs like accounting and service jobs in retail and fast food.
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It will be welcome news for the graduate students concerned that the tax hike would financially devastate them, and make pursuing a PhD an option only for the wealthy.
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The bots didn't seem to notice what was happening, though, and by end of the game, team human had a souped-up hero who helped devastate the AI players.
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Spicer is out as press secretary; cholera continues to devastate Yemen; a Sicilian mayor is trying to stop an alt-right group from intercepting humanitarian boats that help migrants.
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An un-declared kitten, puppy, or farm animal could easily introduce a new disease that has never been seen in the animal population before and devastate different animal populations.
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Canned water, yogurt trucks, and free flights: Major companies across the country are improvising ways to help Houston flood victims as fallout from Harvey continues to devastate the area.
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In fact, the analysis concludes that the protectionist trade policies proposed by Trump "would devastate viable American businesses and their vicinities," wrote Adam Posen, president of the Peterson Institute.
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On May 24, a federal judge will decide whether Waymo's allegations are convincing enough to temporarily halt Uber's work — a move that would devastate Uber's plan to become profitable.
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One post on Al-Jannah relates a woman's search for a masculine gay man for an MOC, because it would devastate her family should they discover she's a lesbian.
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If Clinton can substantially undercut Trump's support with that group, and even win over a segment of moderate Republicans turned off by Trump, it could devastate the businessman's prospects.
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Health experts have never confronted a virus quite like this one: a mild infection that can nonetheless devastate unborn infants, and that is transmitted by both mosquitoes and sex.
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It is undeniable that assaults on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will soon lead to massive spikes in health-care premiums, an outcome that will devastate America's small businesses.
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Cuts to non-discretionary spending in general and at State in particular, he said, "would not even begin to move the debt needle," but would devastate American foreign policy.
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Toys R Us would need to liquidate, a move expected to devastate the very toy industry it created, but which did not — or could not — come to its rescue.
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But driving such grandiose climate change on the planet — which is now fueling widespread drought and pummeling storms — isn't just expected to devastate lives, it's expected to cost trillions.
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As a California bill that could devastate Uber and Lyft's businesses inches toward becoming law, the ride-hailing companies are ramping up lobbying efforts to destroy it once again.
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A US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement would devastate international efforts to fight climate change, but it might also turn America into a "diplomatic pariah," according to the AFP.
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And when I thought more about it — the journey of the book helped me to get to this conclusion — to make anyone in our family sad would devastate her.
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"If that mine gets put in, it would ... completely devastate our region," said Gayla Hoseth, second chief of the Curyung Tribal Council and a Bristol Bay Native Association director.
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And the US also warned Baghdad it could freeze its central bank's account in New York, a move that could devastate its economy, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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"If those products end up on the domestic market without duties, it will devastate the local industry," said Aamir Fayyaz, chairman of the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA).
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However, it — along with other threats such as the fungal disease black sigatoka — could certainly devastate banana crops and drive up retail prices of the fruit in coming years.
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Conservationists and others worry that if climate change continues to drive grizzly bears into polar bear territory, such interbreeding will become more common and will devastate the polar bear population.
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A show like Arya and the Hound is the exact type of palette-cleanser this world needs, especially after the upcoming final two episodes, which are sure to devastate fans.
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These companies, in "disrupting" existing businesses by undercutting them with artificially low prices subsidized by VC cash, destroy the pre-existing firms and devastate the communities that rely on them.
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Scientific and environmental groups have been pushing back against President Trump's border wall since his campaign, arguing that it could devastate the wildlife that live and migrate through the region.
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The opioid crisis continues to devastate the United States and Canada, the coverage of which can be seen in copious headlines and on the news on a near daily basis.
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But in a joint statement the National Tooling and Machining Association and Precision Metalforming Association said steep tariffs would "devastate" downstream U.S. steel consuming manufacturers, which employ 6.5 million Americans.
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A thermonuclear warhead small enough to be carried by the Hwasong-14 could easily have a yield of 300 kilotonnes, enough to devastate an area of over 70 square kilometres.
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Stem rust can devastate wheat, the source of food and livelihoods for more than 1 billion people in developing countries, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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"There is substantial risk that Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and other coalition members could use new U.S. arms to further devastate civilian lives in Yemen," the organization wrote in the letter.
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Koch organizations, including the brothers' privately held conglomerate Koch Industries, have warned that the border adjustment tax could devastate the U.S. economy by raising prices on consumer goods, including gasoline.
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"As a hurricane prepares to devastate Texas, Donald Trump is more concerned with kicking people out of the military and pardoning a racist sheriff who broke the law," Massachusetts Sen.
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In addition to jeopardizing populations of Greater Sage-Grouse, Zinke's proposed changes could devastate local economies and reduce opportunities for outdoor recreation, which generate $1 billion annually in sagebrush country.
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The designation - which triggers stricter regulatory oversight as the insurer has the potential to devastate the financial system if it fails - was struck down by a U.S. judge last year.
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The coronavirus outbreak threatens to devastate the country's $13 billion-a-year tourism industry and could put pressure on revenue from trade, natural gas exports and worker remittances from abroad.
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"For more than 20 years, Maduro and a number of high-ranking colleagues allegedly conspired with the FARC, causing tons of cocaine to enter and devastate American communities," Barr said.
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One day, the Cascadia subduction zone, where the Juan de Fuca plate dives beneath the North American plate, will similarly devastate Puget Sound, Vancouver Island and the surrounding Pacific Northwest.
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It represents a significant win for environmental activists, who have criticized it as a giveaway to the oil and gas industry that would devastate the nesting habitat of the bird.
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" The American Society of Clinical Oncology, the leading professional society for cancer specialists, issued a statement warning that the proposed budget "will devastate our nation's already fragile federal research infrastructure.
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"Will devastate Turkey economically if they hit Kurds," Mr. Trump said on Twitter, suggesting that there would be a 20-mile safe zone around the group after American forces leave.
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Holbrooke, the US ambassador to the UN, then sitting as president of the Security Council, had pushed for this meeting because he had seen first-hand how AIDS could devastate communities.
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The report by energy consultant Philip Verleger surfaced a week after the private conglomerate, controlled by conservative billionaires Charles and , predicted the Republican measure called "border adjustability" would devastate the economy.
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That means that he will draw on every power that is available to him to crush his opponents, devastate the Democratic Party, and improve his odds of securing a second term.
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We know firsthand that shootings devastate families and communities across our country every single day, and we will live with the effects of gun violence for the rest of our lives.
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Avalanche is also giving players more options than ever before, with a huge array of customizable tools and toys to play around (and devastate the local infrastructure in massive explosions) with.
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Last year a U.S. district judge invalidated the government's designation of MetLife as "systemically important," a label signifying MetLife could devastate the financial system if it failed and triggering stricter oversight.
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Essangui said that ivory traffickers enjoy total impunity, and that Bongo has been selling off forest land to palm oil companies like Olam, fully knowing that the deals would devastate biodiversity.
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The Pentagon on Thursday said it would continue to seek China's cooperation on North Korea, but made clear it could devastate Beijing's assets should provocations in the South China Sea arise.
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Treasury also warned lawmakers in February that further sanctions on Russia's debt or financial markets could devastate its economy so badly that they could provoke a military response from the Kremlin.
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Treasury also warned lawmakers in February that further sanctions on Russia's debt or financial markets could devastate its economy so badly that they could provoke a military response from the Kremlin.
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Hurricane Dorian made landfall over the Bahamas on September 1 as a Category 5 storm and proceeded to devastate some areas of the Bahamas with relentless amounts of rain and wind.
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Aluminum comes from bauxite, which is often strip-mined, which, while not particularly dangerous to properly protected workers, is an operation that can devastate the natural landscape and imperil natural habitats.
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Even small segments of new wall on federal lands in places such as Big Bend National Park or the Lower Rio Grande Valley will devastate habitats and local recreation and ecotourism.
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For others in hard-hit sectors like transportation, that number is as high as 60% — a reduction that would devastate any division and halt most, if not all, non-essential projects.
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Oh, and a trade war would also devastate much of pro-Trump rural America, since a large share of our agricultural production — including almost two-thirds of food grains — is exported.
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One answer might be that mines and factories sometimes act as anchors of local economies, so that their closing can devastate a community in a way shutting a retail outlet won't.
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The comments came as Yarmuth and other rural-state Democrats are sounding off against Trump's budget outline, warning that the cuts the White House has proposed would devastate agricultural regions disproportionately.
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Instead, its Flickr page now exclusively shares portraits of oil wells, mining pits, and construction—the kind of development that stands to devastate the very places the agency exists to protect.
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We heard from Bill Maher over the weekend that he hopes the economic collapse which would devastate American families coast to coast, he wants an economic collapse to get rid of Trump.
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Pyongyang could devastate the city of 25 million people without needing to use a nuclear weapon: Simulations of a large-scale artillery fight between the North and South produce pretty bleak results.
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So, to summarize: Pruitt thinks that the Bible justifies exploiting all the natural resources of the planet at the same time scientists say exploiting all the fossil fuels would devastate the planet.
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As the opioid crisis continues to devastate nearly every region of the United States, the family used the opportunity to recognize that Petty's passing may help further the conversation surrounding opioid abuse.
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A North Carolina family is lucky to be alive after a tree toppled onto their Raleigh home on Saturday as the remnants of Hurricane Florence continued to devastate parts of the Carolinas.
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"This is a deeply disappointing decision that will not only disrupt the lives of TPS recipients and their families, but devastate the local economies they have contributed to for years," Noorani said.
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The announcement came after Mr Erdogan held a phone conversation with Mr Trump, who had threatened to "devastate Turkey economically" if it attacked America's Kurdish allies, whom Turkey considers to be terrorists.
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By contrast, North Korea could already launch nuclear attacks against South Korea and Japan, and devastate Seoul with artillery fire, even if its ability to strike the continental United States is uncertain.
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Herders and farmers are deemed at higher risk of infection from the disease, which can devastate livestock, and account for most of the 90 cases recorded so far, according to the WHO.
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Specifically, the Cold War era, when his days as a young boy were filled with a medium-grade anxiety that the Russians might incite a nuclear war that could devastate North America.
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The report's message: Climate change is real, it is intensifying, and it will devastate the way human beings live day-to-day if U.S. leaders at all levels don't take drastic action.
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January 210, 210 Mudslides devastate homes and lives in Southern California, and the U.S. Congress advances the reauthorization of a controversial intelligence-gathering law: These are our first two reports this Friday.
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Christianity itself has a long history of such intolerance, including persecution of Jews, crusades against Muslims, and the Thirty Years' War, in which religious and nationalist rivalries combined to devastate Central Europe.
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It seems likely, though, that widespread "social distancing" that has led to school and event cancellations and work-from-home edicts will devastate demand for services like restaurants, taxis, flights, hotels, etc.
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While there is no doubt that bringing tipped workers up to the minimum wage could reduce profits for some businesses, the experiences of other states show it would not devastate the industry.
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Carnival stopped voyages on its Princess Cruise lines for two months and cruise ship operator Viking halted operations until May 1, actions that will hit employees and devastate the companies' bottom lines.
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More than 100 homeowners want to rebuild or elevate their houses, and 185, in a town of about 2,200, have requested buyouts — a number that, if granted, would devastate the tax base.
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While the coronavirus pandemic continues to devastate New York, small and mid-size galleries in the city are scrambling to meet their rent payments, which are due in just a few days.
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As for the South Koreans, their nervousness about North Korea's ability to devastate their capital and kill countless citizens in the first moments of any military conflict with conventional weapons is understandable.
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His approach would be a sore disappointment to the millions of Americans who have witnessed drug addiction devastate their communities and families, especially those who voted for him in the Rust Belt.
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Melbourne's Herald Sun, for example, pushed news of the bushfires to Page 4 on New Year's Eve, even as they threatened to devastate towns nearby and push thick smoke into the city.
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A Mexican lawmaker recently proposed a bill to redirect purchases of corn away from the United States, a tactic that could devastate American corn farmers in the heartland of Mr. Trump's base.
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As if the personal lives of Pearson family weren't already beyond complicated, season 4 of the show introduced a group of brand new characters with brand new storylines to devastate us further.
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Nobody can casually devastate like Strout can; the secret is that she writes with such humor and such grace that you don't even realize you're tearing up until the book is over.
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Since the collapse of the U.S.S.R. in 4013, Cuban farmers have had no access to pesticides or fertilizers, so there is none of the chemical flow-off that can devastate marine life.
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The U.S. withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal won't just leave the U.S. on the outside looking in, it will devastate American agriculture, a former U.S. Trade Representative told CNBC.
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The Danes, famed for their exports of bacon and other pork products, are worried about infected wild boar bringing the untreatable disease north, which could devastate livestock and hurt the country's farming industry.
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Celeb-loved Stanley the giraffe is seemingly safe as two wildfires continue to devastate southern California, but animal rights critics are still concerned about him and his fellow residents at Malibu Wine Safaris.
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Mnuchin lashed out against a report by the Axios news website that said Trump frequently told advisers he wanted the United States to quit the WTO, a move that could devastate global commerce.
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Hickel views Pinker and Gates as defenders of a neoliberal capitalist world order, where countries are urged to disinvest from important safety net programs and adopt deregulatory policies that could devastate their citizens.
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Automakers, however, warn that such tariff on imported cars and parts would add thousands of dollars to vehicle costs and potentially devastate the U.S. economy as auto companies cut jobs to maintain profits.
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According to the report, carbon pollution would have to be cut by 45 percent by 2030 to keep the planet from warming 2 degrees Celsius — a temperature that scientists warn will devastate ecosystems.
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He wants to combat opioids, he wants to incentivize a small amount of investment in infrastructure, and he wants to devastate the social safety net, the Department of Education, and the State Department.
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In a reckless move characteristic of his leadership, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman, known as MBS, spurred an oil crisis this week that cratered financial markets and could devastate American oil producers.
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To admit that the slowdown is a largely self-inflicted wound because it couldn't think of a way to reduce bank risk that didn't devastate domestic demand would make the government look terrible.
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"For charities who serve families in need, the projected declines in giving will devastate our ability to provide food assistance," said Diana Aviv, chief executive of Feeding America, a network of food banks.
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Context: Last month, a financial watchdog group also issued a stern warning to Pakistan, saying its failures to address terrorism could open the door to sanctions that would devastate its already struggling economy.
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In large numbers, these fragile animals can stop boat traffic, devastate fisheries, or gum up the cooling systems of a power plant, as they once did in the Philippines, causing a massive blackout.
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But even with that good news came a warning: Climate change and other factors could devastate the pandas' habitat in the longer term, rendering any population surge a temporary victory, the IUCN said.
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Anticipating that Hurricane Irma will "devastate" part of the United States, U.S. officials were preparing a massive response to the storm, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) said on Friday.
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What's most important at this moment is not Trump's theatrics, but the policies he is putting in place in areas like health care and immigration that will devastate the lives of ordinary Americans.
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It is both foolish and cruel to put the onus on ordinary citizens to handle an issue that requires professional training to fully understand and that can devastate people's lives if handled poorly.
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The department's own scientists and researchers concluded that doing so would endanger rare plants and animals in the area, as well as the bald eagle, and devastate the West Coast's salmon industry downstream.
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This new plan dismantles vital safety net programs and gives states greater autonomy to deny health insurance coverage to their citizens, a move that would devastate the most vulnerable communities across the country.
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You can do that by establishing a brokerage account — a sort of sandbox that's separate from your main savings and that won't devastate your long-term goals if your investments don't work out.
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But Republicans who believe that his nomination could devastate the party's chances in down-ballot elections — and harm the GOP's image for years to come — might believe that is a price worth paying.
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Debbi Becker is tackling homelessness with her art, while Virginia Erdie's phallus-shaped sculpture Warhead depicts "masculine" territorial wars that devastate the planet, with the penis shrouded in bullet casings and painted in camouflage.
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Fears that Barry might devastate the low-lying city of New Orleans like Hurricane Katrina did in 2005 were unfounded, but rain in the forecast could still cause dangerous flooding into Monday, meteorologists said.
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Though President Trump has told officials he doesn't want to go to war with Iran, tensions continue to rise between the two countries as U.S. sanction campaign are likely to devastate the Iranian economy.
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Fears that Barry might devastate the low-lying city of New Orleans like Hurricane Katrina did in 22 were unfounded, but rain in the forecast could still cause dangerous flooding into Monday, meteorologists said.
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On Sunday he'll visit West Virginia and Kentucky -- two red states that expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act -- to make the case that the Republican effort to repeal Obamacare would devastate rural America.
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While Trump brings the risk of implosion to the campaign, with the potential to devastate the Republican Party, he also has the potential to win and to transform American politics for the foreseeable future.
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"These planned job cuts will not only undermine Britain's sovereign defense capability, but devastate communities across the U.K. who rely on these skilled jobs," said Steve Turner, assistant general secretary of the Unite union.
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" The Trump administration declared a week in September, as Prescription Opioid and Heroin Epidemic Awareness Week to bring "renewed attention to the scourge that continues to devastate individuals, families, and communities across our Nation.
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"A Trump presidency would devastate state and district education budgets and exacerbate inequities between the working class and the wealthy elite," said Will Ragland, campaign director at the Center for American Progress Action Fund.
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Fears that Barry might devastate the low-lying city of New Orleans as Hurricane Katrina did in 2005 were unfounded, but rain in the forecast could still cause dangerous flooding into Monday, meteorologists said.
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Soylu had threatened last week "to devastate" Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, of the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), over his support for the ousted mayors of the cities of Diyarbakir, Van and Mardin.
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While Mr. Trump has the support of labor unions on trade, many business and agricultural groups have argued that withdrawing from Nafta could cut them off from major export markets and devastate their businesses.
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Events they organize will elevate the voices of small-town families to show that GOP proposals on healthcare, the budget and taxes would devastate families, communities and the healthcare infrastructure deep in their districts.
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Trump has called the Turkish assault a "bad idea," said he did not endorse it, and threatened to devastate the NATO ally's economy if Ankara's incursion into Syria wipes out the Kurdish population there.
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With scientists warning that sharply higher temperatures would devastate the global south and threaten the viability of industrial civilization in the northern hemisphere, campaigners said the new paper reinforced the imperative to cut emissions.
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President Trump threatened to "devastate Turkey economically" if the country attacks Syrian Kurdish forces in a series of Sunday evening tweets, adding that he has also asked the Kurds not to provoke the NATO ally.
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Those are all probable scenarios that could devastate societies by 2050 if swift and dramatic action isn't taken to curb climate change, according to a think tank report backed by a former Australian military chief.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Anticipating that Hurricane Irma will "devastate" part of the United States, U.S. officials were preparing a massive response to the storm, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) said on Friday.
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The magnates who run one of the biggest merchant marine fleets in the world have long argued that if Greece tried to tax them, they would leave - and that their departure would devastate the economy.
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As First Lady, Melania Trump has had multiple opportunities to use her voice to stand up against the Muslim ban, or the trans military ban, or Trump's plan to eviscerate Obamacare and devastate the poor.
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The actual point of the film is watching CGI cities around the world get destroyed by firestorms and tornados, as the foreshadowing sets up a technologically induced worldwide storm that will devastate the entire planet.
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It didn't make sense, Sullivan thought, that the rules would so disproportionately devastate cosmetology schools — many of which were small, family-owned businesses like Pro Way, a little fish caught up in a big net.
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"As mass shootings continue to devastate communities across the country, it's time to state unequivocally that gun violence is not in line with our values, nor do these weapons belong on Bumble," the company wrote.
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It also closely resembles the "Expectation vs Reality" meme that exploded after Marc Webb's 2009 film (500) Days of Summer used it to devastate Joseph Gordon-Levitt's misguided attempt to get back with his ex.
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A successful attack could potentially devastate the domestic economy, causing more than $2 trillion in economic damage, according to a "back of the envelope" December 2015 estimate by The Sage Policy Group, a consulting firm.
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The algae could devastate local beach and river businesses Local Chambers of Commerce have been coordinating with the Business Development Board of Martin County to assess how many businesses are struggling due to the blooms.
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Not only do these deaths devastate families; suicides can also undermine morale and cohesion within units that lose a member this way and can discourage potential recruits, threatening the viability of the all-volunteer force.
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Mr. Kim has called Mr. Trump a "mentally deranged dotard" and has said that his country was ready to fight a nuclear war that would devastate the "entire" South Korea, the North's state media said.
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Severe weather events "have the potential to inflict serious damage on the lives of individuals and families, devastate local economies (including financial institutions), and even temporarily affect national economic output and employment," Mr. Powell wrote.
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If the A.C.A. is repealed, I will live in constant fear of being laid off or fired and losing my insurance, or worry that I will have a flare-up that would devastate me financially.
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Meanwhile, for all Trump's notional concern for the impact of immigrants on working-class Americans, his budget proposal would devastate Medicaid and the earned income tax creditwhile showering the top 1 percent with tax cuts.
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Even Greece managed to exit nine years of a debilitating depression, avoiding, in the process, a determined German attempt to devastate the cradle of the Western civilization by throwing it out of the monetary union.
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This is one reason previous societies made distinctions between liberty and license that we have become loath to draw — because what seems like a harmless pleasure to the comfortable can devastate the poor and weak.
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Though Iran is not as militarily strong as the US, it has — under Soleimani&aposs leadership — developed a wide range of unconventional tools that could devastate the US. Here&aposs how Iran could strike back.
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The report may be exaggerating when it says that if 10 percent of utility customers switch to distributed energy, utilities' rates would rise by 20 percent, but even a smaller shift might devastate utilities' business models.
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Meanwhile, for all Trump's notional concern for the impact of immigrants on working-class Americans, his budget proposal would devastate Medicaid and the earned income tax credit while showering the top 1 percent with tax cuts.
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MetLife, the country's largest life insurer, received the high-risk tag in 2014 when the heads of the major U.S. financial regulatory agencies determined that a collapse of the company could devastate the U.S. financial system.
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I couldn't help but watch the video and think about how little the images from the country have changed as the decades long proxy war between the US and its enemies continues to devastate the nation.
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For a company like Exxon (which doesn't have the best track record when it comes to oil spills), a spill on the order of the 1989 Exxon Valdez crisis in the Arctic would devastate the region.
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Jemisin has set up an incredible, wildly original fantasy world that follows a woman named Essun who's trying to find her missing daughter Nassun, and stop the ongoing cycle of destructive seasons that devastate the Earth.
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Trade tensions with China are another concern, presumably because Wall Street fears that a possible loss of American $120.3 billion exports to China recorded last year – 0.6 percent of U.S. GDP — would devastate the U.S. economy.
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The ocean biome, for instance, has been great at showing how rising ocean acidity—the result of increasing atmospheric CO2 levels—can devastate coral reef and other creatures vulnerable to calcification, such as oysters or clams.
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In spite of the fact that he knew that intelligence was fake, Comey reportedly feared that, if the information were to become public, it could devastate the credibility of the FBI and the Department of Justice.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Turkey escalated last year as the countries remained locked in a bitter trade war, while Trump last month threatened to "devastate Turkey economically" if it attacked U.S.-allied Kurds in Syria.
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The Fourth National Climate Assessment, released by the administration the day after Thanksgiving, concluded the effects of rising temperatures will devastate the US economy, result in thousands of premature deaths and lead to severe weather events.
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" His Democratic opponent, Missouri's secretary of state, Jason Kander, told the paper that "deals such as T.P.P. have the potential to devastate local economies across the state, replacing well-paid manufacturing jobs with low-paying jobs.
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New York City restaurant workers saw their pay increase by 20% after a $15 minimum-wage hike, and a new report says business is booming despite warnings that the boost would devastate the city's restaurant industry.
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Fears that Barry might devastate the low-lying city of New Orleans like Hurricane Katrina did in 2005 were unfounded, but rain in the forecast could still cause life-threatening flooding, the National Weather Service said.
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Hani Taleb, CEO of Relief Experts Association who is part of a task force on coronavirus awareness in the region, said an outbreak in northwest Syria would devastate the already overwhelmed health system in the region.
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READ: Why Hurricane Dorian's conditions are nearly perfect to devastate Florida According to the National Hurricane Center on Tuesday morning, Dorian was stationary just north of Grand Bahama Island, having moved just 12 miles on Monday.
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E.J. McMahon, the founder of the Empire Center for Public Policy, a conservative economic think tank, said that the new $10,000 cap on the state and local deduction imposed by Washington "will not devastate" the state.
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But he remains dead set on accomplishing through the courts what he and his allies in Congress could not do legislatively: fully repeal the law, devastate American health care and leave millions of Americans at risk.
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Sea level rise is poised to devastate poorer communities by choking out their roads, overwhelming their already crumbling sewage infrastructure, and compromising ancient septic systems leading to further nutrient pollution that will fuel harmful algal blooms.
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The 25-year-old is worried that the disease will devastate the vast, crowded camps that house more than one million Rohingya, members of a mostly Muslim minority who fled a brutal military crackdown in Myanmar.
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I was on my first trip to Washington D. C. as a citizen, to appeal to members of Congress to defeat an anti-wilderness bill that would devastate public lands in my home state of Utah.
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Irma was downgraded from a category 5 to a category 4 early on Friday, but the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) warned that the storm will "devastate" parts of the country, reported Reuters.
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But opponents of Plan 2014 have feared that the new protocols, setting higher highs and lower lows, could devastate coastal towns with severe floods or inflict costly flood-prevention measures on communities that cannot afford them.
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That's going to devastate people like Serafin, who has lived with multiple Sclerosis for more than two and a half decades and needs Medicare and her secondary insurance to cover her medical bills — including her medications.
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ROME, Sept 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Droughts caused by global warming could devastate up to 60% of the world's wheat fields by the end of the century, causing food shortages and instability, researchers warned on Wednesday.
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Law enforcement can focus on critical public safety issues and more effectively fight international drug cartels, violent drug-related crimes and the spread of dangerous drugs like heroin and opioids that continue to devastate our communities.
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Rather than decrease abortion rates, the move is likely to increase them, devastate the global health system in the process, and leave millions of women across the globe without access to either safe abortion or contraception.
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The industry has warned that possible tariffs of up to 25 percent on millions of imported cars and parts would add thousands of dollars to vehicle costs and potentially devastate the U.S economy by slashing jobs.
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And as you get closer to retirement age, robo-advising companies shift more money into the safest investment categories, reducing the risk that a stock market crash will devastate your finances right before you reach retirement age.
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The only thing we know for sure is that even the rumor of a drone in the vicinity can devastate air travel, something we take for granted as a part of modern life in the 21st century.
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Seabed 2030's map would have other benefits, experts said - in a warming world it would provide a better idea of sea levels as ice melts and, importantly, warn about impending tsunamis that could devastate coastal communities.
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Allowing the market to take the exchange rate to that value could potentially devastate China's domestic economy, but it's an expensive — and potentially impossible — task to fight the market now that the yuan is a global currency.
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As most Americans have less than $1,000 in their savings account, a delinquent payment can absolutely devastate a freelancer who may be working constantly and just getting by, unsure of when money owed to them will arrive.
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Losing Freddie Freeman figured to devastate the Atlanta Braves, but the acquisition of Matt Adams and a strong offense have kept the team afloat entering its four-game home series against the Philadelphia Phillies, which begins Monday.
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The answer, at least in part, is that Americans failed to consider how shock therapy reforms might contribute to inequality—which can, in turn, devastate the social trust necessary to sustain and consolidate a newly liberal polity.
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Budget cuts and program delays have left the whole system is remarkably fragile: a couple of high profile satellite mission failures – a real possibility in the dangerous environment of space operations – could devastate America's weather-prediction capabilities.
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But if international sanctions continue to devastate Iran's economy and desperate street protests follow, the Revolutionary Guard, led by a group of generals, will declare martial law and scrap the entire government for a new authoritarian system.
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Forty miles south of Siem Pang, a Chinese-funded dam called Lower Sesan 203, which started producing electricity late last year, has already displaced 5,000 Cambodians and could devastate fish stocks that feed tens of thousands more.
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Many vulnerable adults are subject to exploitation from relatives and caregivers and many of our FPA members are in the position to be the first to see this kind of behavior that can devastate a consumer's retirement.
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More than a year ago, U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer struck down the council's designation of MetLife as "systemically important," which signifies that it could devastate the financial system if it failed and which triggers stricter oversight.
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The play, a sequel to Schenkkan's Tony Award-winning "All the Way," focuses on President Lyndon Johnson's tumultuous years between 1965 and 1968, when his decision to escalate the war in Vietnam came to devastate his presidency.
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Disney&aposs consolidation of the market is leaving independent movie houses with fewer options and the theater-to-streaming-pipeline will devastate the distribution systems that used to rely on content from a broad variety of sources.
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Not only did his handling of the hearing devastate and shame a credible, intelligent woman who bravely stood up against workplace harassment, but his failure to protect Hill made all women feel less safe in hostile workplaces.
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INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS and RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES (IFRC) Elhadj As Sy, Secretary General 1) Early action — early warning technology alerts us to seasonal or anticipated weather-related events that have the potential to devastate communities.
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They also discussed U.S. plans to withdraw troops from Syria, which Pompeo told reporters would not be affected by President Donald Trump's threat to devastate Turkey economically if it attacks a Washington-backed Kurdish militia in Syria.
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Although companies may now be finally raising wages to address a tightening job market, their business prospects could be clouded by escalating protectionism and fears the United States may impose auto import tariffs that would devastate Japan's exports.
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Increased acidity can devastate marine life and coral reefs, which cover less than 2% of the ocean floor but are relied upon by about 25% of marine species — including many fish that are key food sources for humans.
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Slashing voluntary funding to the UN would devastate the agencies that serve the world's most vulnerable populations, including the World Food Program, UN Children's Fund (UNICEF), the UN Refugee Agency, UN Population Fund and the World Health Organization.
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Two decades after the G.O.P. insisted, wrongly, that any tax increase on the rich would devastate the economy, the Republican tax agenda is still founded on a supply-side absolutism the '90s boom should have laid to rest.
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If the Yellowstone super volcano were to blow, and if the eruption resembled the big ones that occurred hundreds of thousands of years ago, the resulting far-flung ash spewing out could devastate the U.S., Live Science reported.
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Fears that Barry might devastate the low-lying city of New Orleans like Hurricane Katrina did in 2005 were unfounded, but rain in the forecast could still cause life-threatening flooding until Monday, the National Weather Service said.
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Most outside traders consider the yuan to be more than 10 percent overvalued against the U.S. dollar, experts told CNBC, but allowing the market to take the exchange rate to that rate could potentially devastate China's domestic economy.
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The Pebble Mine project, which is slated to be developed near Bristol Bay, Alaska, was blocked by the EPA during the Obama administration because scientists found that the copper and gold mine would devastate the bay's fish habitat.
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All of a sudden, corruption in tennis looks less like a modest, contained risk, and more like a mortal threat that could devastate the sport if left unchecked just as it has done to football in east Asia.
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It has everything to do with whether we want Florida to continue to go in a good direction, building off the success or do we want to turn to leftwing, socialist policies, which will absolutely devastate our state?
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It would devastate our natural resources if anglers and boaters—who contribute $1.5 billion annually to fisheries and habitat conservation through excise taxes, donations and license fees—decided to throw in the towel due to lack of access.
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Administration officials have said as recently as this week that if the shutdown began to devastate air travel, they feared Republicans would jump ship and get on board with a short term Democratic plan to reopen the government.
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Operators are bracing for the worst as the disruptions -- some fear will be indefinite -- threaten to devastate a vulnerable subset of America: small businesses that squeak by on paper-thin margins and workers who live paycheck to paycheck.
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China had more on its mind than just dominating solar exports: Its severe pollution problems and concerns that rising sea levels from climate change could devastate its teeming coastal cities lent urgency to efforts to develop green technology.
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He told those on hand that day that any cut in pensions would devastate the well-being of retirees and force many out of their homes and into a life that, at their advanced age, they cannot handle.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey is supporting a fast-tracked and bipartisan bill that would economically devastate newspapers in the state by ending the legal requirement that state and local agencies place their legal notices in print papers.
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Democrats and Republicans must also find a way to agree on new budget caps to stave off automatic and across-the-board budget cuts known as sequester, which both Republicans and Democrats agree would devastate domestic and military programs.
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"This relief effort in Illinois and Northwest Iowa is happening simultaneously as the Red Cross is providing comfort and support to people across multiple states as tornadoes and flooding continue to devastate communities," the organization said in a statement.
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Kanye West within three days, black support approval of Trump drawn from 2134 to 2000 in one -- INGRAHAM: How much of an increase in African-American support for the president or the Republican agenda would just devastate the Democrats?
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And the film takes a particularly feather-light approach to what should be significant emotions, especially when a death that should devastate Wade is shrugged off within seconds, then brought back out for a cheap, unearned moment much later.
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Elizabeth Warren said there are warning signs for another financial crisis that would devastate the United States -- "a single shock could bring it all down" -- and the 2020 presidential candidate proposed a plan she said could help prevent it.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Haitian authorities and aid agencies were scrambling on Wednesday to prepare for Hurricane Irma, the strongest Atlantic storm on record, warning it could devastate the country still reeling from drought and last year's Hurricane Matthew.
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The measure poses a "de facto ban" on contracting out services that would devastate county budgets, said Dorothy Johnson, a legislative representative at the California State Association of Counties, which advocates on behalf of the state's counties in Sacramento.
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The now-repudiated draft, obtained by The New York Times, concluded that lifting delta-smelt protections would jeopardize several types of salmon in the Sacramento River, an outcome that the salmon fishing industry has said could devastate the business.
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But a Chinese-built dam at Sambor could "literally kill the Mekong River and devastate Cambodia's economy," according to a Cambodian government-commissioned report by the Natural Heritage Institute, an American watchdog that monitors the world's major river basins.
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Yet our apparent good mood masked a tremendous anxiety: Despite these policy achievements, we're worried about the Trump administration's approach to trade — and the possibility that a withdrawal from NAFTA will devastate our ability to sell what we produce.
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Rerouting river water would also devastate the regional ecosystem of the San Francisco Bay Delta, scientists say, imperiling dozens of other fish up the food chain and affecting water birds, orcas and commercial fisheries and encouraging toxic algal blooms.
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Experts likened the idea of letting nonpregnant women be infected to the days before rubella vaccines, when some mothers let their young daughters play with rubella-stricken children because it was mild in childhood but could devastate a young woman's baby.
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It's not that they shouldn't be developing their hydropower industry, but when reports are released indicating that a certain location would devastate nearby human and animal populations, more attention needs to be paid or it will be future generations who suffer.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian environmentalists are aghast that a huge cultural festival is to be held on the floodplain of Delhi's main river from Friday, warning that the event, and the 3.5 million visitors expected, will devastate the area's biodiversity.
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Many experts have called the North Korean artillery threats "significant" because it can inflict massive casualties and devastate much of Seoul in the initial hours of a war before the much-better-equipped U.S. and South Korean militaries could fully respond.
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It is part of a vision to turn a nation that is among the poorest in Africa into an industrial centre that no longer relies on fickle weather patterns that periodically devastate the agrarian economy and leave its people hungry.
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In a statement, Greenpeace campaigner Sebastien Blavier warned the government's commitment to opening Queensland's Carmichael coal mine — set to be among the world's biggest — would devastate the ecosystem and ultimately, the local communities that rely on reef tourism, among other industries.
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"The prescription opioid and heroin epidemic continues to devastate communities and families across the country -- in large part because too many people still do not get effective substance use disorder treatment," Director of National Drug Control Policy Michael Botticelli said.
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Such stops that can up-end if not devastate the lives of migrants and their families are poised to rise with a recent call by the Trump administration to increase so-called civil asset forfeiture by federal law enforcement, critics say.
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What Traders Look Out For A negative earnings surprise for a given company can devastate the price of that company's stock and potentially launch a downtrend that can last for just a few days or an extended period of time.
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NEW YORK, Aug 4 (Reuters) - The World Bank will issue $360 million in three-year catastrophe bonds on behalf of Mexico, the organization said on Friday, to be paid out in the event of hurricanes or earthquakes that devastate the country.
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They saw the greed, corruption and recklessness of traditional financial institutions destroy the economy, devastate hard-earned life's savings and create an economic climate that made it difficult for young people (among others) to find a job, much less build wealth.
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The cool reception suggests the $550 billion newcomer will need to trim its margins and ramp up stock selection in the world's No. 12 economy, and eased the market's worst fears about its potential to devastate brick-and-mortar incumbents.
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He's also reminded the public many times before that there is a very real possibility that a nuclear war could devastate the planet and that colonizing the Solar System is the only certain way to mitigate against such an extinction events.
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The elimination of federal funding to CPB would initially devastate and ultimately destroy public media's role in early childhood education, public safety, connecting citizens to our history, and promoting civil discussions — all for Americans in both rural and urban communities.
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Some EU diplomats and officials believe Johnson is already bent on a no-deal Brexit, even if the current British parliament appears unlikely to accept this and, in the view of many in Europe, it would devastate the UK economy.
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To even give a whiff of a sexual quid pro quo is not only to abuse your position, but is to absolutely devastate (usually first-time) female founders who already know that they stick out in a male-dominated startup ecosystem.
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And the artist Maseho reads from her tongue-in-cheek guide for Black POCs traveling in Germany; she advises saving time by telling Germans you are from "USA" or "Afrika," since other answers would devastate their view of the world.
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Republican leadership is hard at work on some of the most dangerous legislation and lawsuits in recent memory, and whatever they're about to unleash has the potential to devastate far more than the 28 million people covered by Obama's order.
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Trump pulled the United States out of the 2015 deal last year and has ratcheted up sanctions to try to devastate Tehran's economy, a possible factor in Iran's seizure of a British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz in recent days.
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So even if Caitlyn manages to get Republicans to be more open to progressive ideas about transgender policies, there are many political issues fundamental to the party that would continue to devastate impoverished communities of trans women, particularly those of color.
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Shooter's wife had 'fear in her eyes' What frustrates Phommathep even more than that is that everyone knew Neal was a danger to society, and yet he was free to kill five people, injure others -- and devastate the small, remote community.
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Full-scale reconstructions were also made of two damaged Syrian sites: the archive room of Ebla and a portion of a ceiling from the Temple of Bel in Palmyra, as examples of how conflict can devastate a nation's fragile heritage.
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Kept awake some nights by fears that rising seas will devastate his native Brooklyn, Cowie came across a news story about Greta Thunberg, a Swedish teen who was walking out of class on Fridays to protest government inaction over climate change.
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"The Clean Power Plan would devastate coal-fired electricity generation in America as well as the United States' coal industry," said Bob Murray, CEO of Murray Energy, the largest underground coal mining company in the US, during a public hearing.
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Business leaders had been jolted by a state commission's 2010 report saying that sea levels could rise as much as 39 inches by the year 2100, which would devastate the coast and swamp billions of dollars' worth of real estate.
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When the camera zooms in for the close-up on a character in one of those blistering moments, the results can devastate, but most of the time the show is happy to just hang back and take in the good times.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's interior minister on Tuesday threatened "to devastate" the mayor of Istanbul over his support for three Kurdish mayors who were replaced by state officials over alleged terror links less than five months after the trio were elected.
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Mr. Johnson's appeal to his base rests heavily on his enthusiastic comments about "no deal" Brexit, a kamikaze policy that would devastate Britain's economy and produce a state of emergency for basic civil infrastructure, such as the supply of medicines.
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Amazon is taking steps to speed the delivery of household staples and medical products amid a surge of demand because of the coronavirus pandemic — a move that threatens to devastate businesses that use its platform to sell less-essential goods.
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So the fact that she knowingly did this thing that would so devastate our family and inflict that much pain on us; knowing how much she would hate that, yet she still chose to do it, made me forgive her.
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"As mass shootings continue to devastate communities across the country, it's time to state unequivocally that gun violence is not in line with our values, nor do these weapons belong on Bumble," the company said in a blog post on Monday.
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With the huge storm set to potentially devastate parts of Japan, Italy's game against New Zealand in Toyota and England's match versus France in Yokohama on Saturday have been cancelled while Japan's game against Scotland on Sunday is also in doubt.
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A catastrophic spill like what we saw in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010 could happen off our shores and devastate the healthy waters and clean beaches that are critical to the tourism and fishing industries that boost our economy.
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" Manchin, in a statement responding to Pence's attack, hit the vice president for major Republican initiatives that he said would devastate West Virginians, and contrasted Pence's attack with President Donald Trump's State of the Union call "for unity and bipartisanship.
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Below are a selection of those comments, which illustrate how the passage of a rule to legalize discrimination against trans people in health care would devastate the lives of trans people across the country by worsening already fraught access to healthcare.
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"By passing this extreme abortion ban today, anti-women's health politicians in Louisiana voted to join their counterparts in places like Alabama, Ohio, Mississippi, Missouri, and Georgia to devastate the health and well-being of women and families," she said in a statement.
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" More than a year ago, U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer struck down the FSOC's designation of MetLife as "systemically important," which signifies it could devastate the financial system if it failed and triggers stricter oversight, saying the label was "arbitrary and capricious.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said in a tweet on Monday he saw "great potential to substantially expand" economic development between the United States and Turkey, after threatening on Sunday to devastate Turkey's economy if they attack Washington's Kurdish allies in Syria.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council, which includes the Treasury secretary, Securities and Exchange Commission chair and the Federal Reserve chair, was established within Dodd-Frank in part to identify institutions so large and interconnected they could devastate the financial system if they fail.
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" Citing "several officials and bankers familiar with the plans," the FT said Italy's threat had raised alarm along Europe's regulators "who fear such a brazen intervention would devastate the credibility of the union's newly implemented banking rule book during its first real test.
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Even moderate senators up for reelection in 2018 in states Trump won, like Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota and Joe Manchin of West Virginia, are opposed to the bill, which would devastate their rural communities and citizens affected by the ongoing opioid epidemic.
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Another apparent tornado ripped through a suburb of Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Sunday morning, not long after an EF-3 tornado killed 2 people and injured 83 more in El Reno as severe weather continues to devastate much of the southern Plains, AP reports.
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This is part of a drive to turn a nation that is among the poorest in Africa into a manufacturing center that is no longer held hostage to fickle weather patterns which periodically devastate the agrarian economy and leave its people hungry.
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Trump and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan discussed "ongoing cooperation in Syria as US forces begin to withdraw" during a phone call Monday, just one day after Trump threatened to "devastate Turkey economically" if the NATO-allied country attacks Kurds in the region.
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" More than a year ago, U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer struck down the government's designation of MetLife as "systemically important," which signifies it could devastate the financial system if it failed and triggers stricter oversight, saying the label was "arbitrary and capricious.
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The researchers wrote that Kim could also have some of his citizens secretly bring the weapons into the South: North Korea has 22011,21914 special forces; even a handful of those special forces armed with BW would be enough to devastate South Korea.
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The existence of the ballistic missile bases, which North Korea has never acknowledged, contradicts Mr. Trump's assertion that his landmark diplomacy is leading to the elimination of a nuclear and missile program that the North had warned could devastate the United States.
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And last week the Environmental Protection Agency told staff scientists it would no longer oppose a mining project in Alaska that had the potential to devastate one of the world's most valuable wild salmon fisheries, just after President Trump met with Alaska's Gov.
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If the virus is still active on Election Day, they worry that could devastate turnout, leading to widespread doubt the outcome reflects the will of the people and damaging faith in the electoral process even more than potential Russian hacking and disinformation.
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When Donald Trump won the presidency on a promise to end "endless wars," it was always unspoken that doing so would mean to some extent abandoning allies, like the Kurdish forces that helped devastate the Islamic State, or the Afghan government in Kabul.
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As they sit in the spaces fenced in by the few bags and boxes of belongings they could carry, evacuees wonder how long they will have to wait to know whether Taal volcano will devastate the region or sputter back to sleep.
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As they sit in the spaces fenced in by the few bags and boxes of belongings they could carry, evacuees wonder how long they will have to wait to know whether Taal volcano will devastate the region or sputter back to sleep.
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Other potential responses could include further attacks on shipping in the Gulf – although that would give those in the United States – as well as Israel and the Gulf states – who have long wanted to devastate Tehran's military capability the opportunity for action.
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Trump's threat to impose sanctions on Iraq, an ally, if it does expel US and other international troops, would devastate 17 years of American effort, blood and money all designed to help the country become a stable democracy able to defend itself.
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Washington (CNN)American wine shop owners and importers already dealing with tariffs on European imports pleaded with US trade officials for relief Tuesday, arguing that adding a 100% tariff on French wine and Champagne threatened by President Donald Trump would devastate their industry.
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When Carter came out on top and used the victory in Iowa to gain momentum in the New Hampshire primary, the former governor of Georgia showed how success in this small state could catapult a lesser-known candidate and devastate more established opponents.
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Many in Congress have expressed opposition to these reductions that, if carried through, could force the downsizing of already understaffed embassies, curtail communication with other governments and multilateral institutions, and devastate programs that help feed starving people and support keeping the peace.
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Southerland said that since EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt took over the agency, dozens of regulations designed to protect the environment had been repealed, and Trump's proposed budget cuts to the agency would devastate its ability to enforce existing protections and create new ones.
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One of the first hints that yet another fungal disease that could devastate wildlife was emerging in the United States came in 2006 with a report that an isolated winter den of timber rattlesnakes in New Hampshire had suffered a population crash.
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China relies more on the US market than the US relies on the Chinese market, but losing China as a market would devastate American businesses exporting products ranging from agricultural products to tech gadgets, and that would result in large job losses domestically.
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"Hurricane Irma continues to be a threat that is going to devastate the United States in either Florida or some of the Southeastern states," said Brock Long, head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, warning that more than 100,000 people could need shelter.
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If the deal fails to pass Parliament, there are generally two options: a no-deal Brexit, which would devastate the UK economy, and a nationwide "second referendum" that would basically revisit the question of whether Britain wants to leave the EU at all.
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His loss to the Brazilian was his first in his MMA career which is enough to devastate any professional fighter—so much so that Laprise opted to take some time away from the sport to gather his thoughts before plotting his return to the Octagon.
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If those sanctions aren't lifted, and if Russia can't lure back Western oil companies, then the country is facing an inexorable decline in its oil and gas production in the coming years — which, if handled poorly, could devastate the government budget and the economy.
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As new rulings threaten to further devastate our already devastated planet, as sexual harassment and exclusion continue to proliferate the scientific and tech worlds, and as the need for women leaders becomes increasingly urgent, these badges promise to help shape a more hopeful future.
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"There's definitely symbolic value to people clearly stating their preferences that their untimely passing mustn't be used as an excuse for the criminal justice system to devastate the life of another," said Leo Beletsky, associate professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University.
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"NotPetya ..combined elements of a targeted watering hole attack we've traditionally seen used by nation states with traditional software exploitation to devastate a specific user base," Lesley Carhart, a Chicago-based security researcher, wrote in a blog widely shared online by top security experts.
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FirstEnergy Solutions, a power generating company, asked for such a declaration last month, saying that it plans to close its coal and nuclear power plants, which would devastate the PJM Interconnection grid that runs from Ohio to New Jersey and many other nearby states.
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"So many of them truly want to hate each other, want to bottom out their community so they can rise up in it, want to really devastate the rest of the world and maybe get into a civil war," he said, according to USA Today.
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More from Personal FinanceThis is why most Americans tap their nest egg earlyHow to give away up to $11 million and save on taxesSudden deaths can devastate family finances "Fiduciary selection is one of the biggest problems we have that lead to litigation," said Alaimo.
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Proposal: To support this streamlined pathway to debt relief for undergraduate borrowers, and to generate savings that help put the Nation on a more sustainable fiscal path, the Budget eliminates the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program... This is going to devastate a lot of people.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on Tuesday unveiled a $168 billion spending plan that he said held echoes of the darkest days of the recession, necessitating a raft of ideas to raise revenue and counter a new federal tax plan that he warned could devastate some taxpayers.
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But in more rural Loíza, Melissa Rivera and Jorge Tavera had suffered far more than a temporary loss of power: They were one of 79 families there left without a home, a sobering reminder that even a glancing blow from a hurricane can devastate lives.
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Such a move, according to Mr. Book, would summon what he calls a "mutually assured destruction scenario," in which American companies suffer a serious loss of income and Mexico faces an energy shortage that could devastate the most basic functions of its capital, Mexico City.
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" 'Everything depends on what we do now' Ahead of CNN's marathon town hall on climate change with 10 Democratic candidates, actor Emma Thompson wrote that we are living through "unseasonal heat that kills, rain that instead of sweetening, inundates and destroys, hurricanes that devastate.
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"This preventable tragedy once again underscores the urgent need to bring accountability to the country's jade industry and to completely shut down large-scale jade mining operations which continue to kill hundreds every year, fuel violent armed conflict and devastate the local environment," he said.
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But a survey of known proposals shows most are frightfully unimaginative and ruthless in their plans to devastate fragile ecologies, divide sacred Native lands, imperil human rights, and soak up billions of US taxpayers' dollars in the process — though a few are more hopeful and creative.
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Brazil's top indigenous leader is Sonia Guajajara, who warned at a forum at the United Nations last Tuesday that Bolsonaro's plans to open up reservations to mining and agriculture could devastate the Amazon, the world's largest rainforest, which scientists say is nature's best defense against global warming.
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MetLife had argued in court that the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) used a secretive and flawed process when, in 2014, it determined that a collapse of the insurer could devastate the U.S. financial system just as much as failure of a major bank such as Citigroup.
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Mundane texts about homework assignments, new crushes and Valentine's Day gave way to terrified pleas for help and even emotional goodbyes to parents and friends Wednesday when a gunman opened fire at a South Florida high school in the latest school shooting to devastate the country.
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Read more:An unprecedented problem could devastate New Orleans as it faces life-threatening flooding from a tropical storm likely to become a hurricaneTropical Storm Barry is set to wreak havoc on weekend travel — here's what you need to know about flightsThe 6 deadliest hurricanes in US history
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If the storm had hit nine hours earlier, during high tide, oceanographers estimate that the storm surge would have risen as high as 20163 feet above normal levels—more than enough to swamp the market, which sits at sea level, and devastate New York's food supply completely.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan discussed "ongoing cooperation in Syria as US forces begin to withdraw" during a phone call Monday, just one day after Trump threatened to "devastate Turkey economically" if the NATO-allied country attacks Kurds in the region.
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It was Mr. Trump's two-word insult — dubbing Mr. Bush "low-energy" — that helped devastate Mr. Bush's campaign, as voters parroted back the phrase and Mr. Bush, who in fact routinely held several free-wheeling events every day, was never able to fully shake the moniker.
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"These planned job cuts will not only undermine Britain's sovereign defense capability, but devastate communities across the U.K. who rely on these skilled jobs and the hope of a decent future they give to future generations," Steve Turner, Unite's assistant general secretary, said in a news release.
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Republican lawmakers, economists and business groups largely disagree with that assessment and warned this week that closing the border could cripple the flow of goods and workers and devastate American automakers and farmers, as well as other industries that depend on Mexico for sales and goods.
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While much of the reporting on the Trump administration and the EPA centers on climate change and what the world will look like for future generations, there's another threat at-hand that could—and in some cases already has—devastate communities in our lifetime: safe water.
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As COVID-19 continues to devastate all aspects of the music industry, postponing tours, delaying major album releases, displacing venue staffers and touring crews, and making isolated rich celebrities so bored that they restart feuds from several years ago, we need all the hope we can get.
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As long as the attacker has enough bots in their arsenal, they can temporarily devastate their victim websites, which may be forced offline for hours or even days — an outcome that would have been particularly harmful in this case but, fortunately, appears to have been avoided.
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The eight-engine B-60 "Stratofortresses" of the Strategic Air Command, created to devastate the Soviet Union with nuclear weapons, would now blast the Vietnamese with the closest equivalent in conventional bombardment — 0003 tons of 2000-pound bombs dropped from a single aircraft flying at 247,221 feet.
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When President Obama took office, he envisioned a world without nuclear weapons but, in time, settled on a more realistic goal of 1,100 deployed warheads, which would still leave more than enough power to devastate any country that considers attacking the United States or its allies.
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"That's one easy, easy pro forma that I think we should abolish immediately, except it would devastate some of the metrics the Silicon Valley companies are valued on because a lot of them are valued on these pro-forma numbers that disregard actual compensation expenses," he said.
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Let me put it another way: Are you up for a little of everything — a cannon blast of ideas about blackness and gayness and representation, sure, but also about how to devastate and illuminate and deviate, with a camera, a soundtrack and editing, With finger snaps?
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In New York, the new ride fees had been temporarily blocked at the last minute by a lawsuit filed by a coalition of taxi owners and drivers who called it a "suicide surcharge" that would drive away customers and devastate an industry already crumbling under financial pressures.
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Though Iran is not as militarily strong as the US, it has — under Soleimani&aposs leadership — developed a wide range of unconventional tools that could devastate the US.It could carry out cyberattacks and terrorist attacks on the US and leverage its regional partners to attack US bases.
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"Zottola's persistence over the course of months after multiple failed attempts on the lives of his close family members speaks to his commitment" and a mission to "devastate his family," the office of the United States attorney in Brooklyn, Richard P. Donoghue, wrote in a detention memo.
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The USGS program spans California, Oregon, and Washington, but the Pacific Northwest still lacks public quake alerts, despite the threat posed by the infamous "Really Big One"—aka a "full-margin rupture of the Cascadia subduction zone"—that seismologists warn could devastate the Seattle region in coming years.
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The fight also took on larger dimensions as a proxy for the 2020 presidential battle, with Republicans charging that liberals intend to raise energy costs and devastate middle-class livelihoods, and Democrats blasting their counterparts for climate denial and inaction on an issue most Americans agree is serious.
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But its location was never publicly known, and the satellite images are another contradiction of Mr. Trump's claim that his landmark diplomacy is not only progressing, but also leading to the elimination of a nuclear and missile threat that the North has said could devastate the United States.
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Along the way, "Twin Cities" contains plenty of Easter eggs for Counterpart superfans, like a reveal for why the two sides communicate via a series of elaborate messages passed via outmoded technology and a mention of a very significant plague that will devastate the population of the Prime universe.
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"This action arises from a greedy, malevolent, fraudulent, bad-faith and (unfortunately) successful scheme to financially devastate the Estate and, indirectly, Belinda, by destroying the value of the Estate's most valuable asset — Jean-Michel Basquiat's masterpiece, 'Flesh and Spirit,'" the suit, filed in New York State Supreme Court, states.
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"And while New York has taken the most aggressive actions to combat the opioid crisis of any other state in the country, the opioid epidemic continues to devastate too many families and we will not rest until we put an end to it once and for all," Cuomo added.
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Trump promised to "drain the swamp" in Washington and advocate for the average working man; instead, he's appointed bankers like Mnuchin, a 17-year veteran of Goldman Sachs, to the richest Cabinet in history, and along with those millionaires and billionaires is pushing policies that would devastate the poor.
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" Renewed calls for an international response "Every time they have a concussive violent attack, there is a huge spike in cases," Gostin said, adding that there is a "very, very high risk that it could spread to Uganda and even to South Sudan, which would really simply devastate things.
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"This incredible seesaw of extreme conditions would devastate the planet, and I expect that it would not take very long for the planet to become a desiccated, barren rock," said Stephen Kane, an astronomer at the University of California, Riverside, who described his own research as obsessed with eccentricity.
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Inside that beautiful head, behind that megawatt smile, had been a ticking time bomb, an arteriovenous malformation — a rare tangle of abnormal and poorly formed blood vessels prone to hemorrhage and rupture — that was lying in wait to devastate him and the many people who cared for him.
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Trump faced a Saturday deadline to decide whether to move ahead with threatened tariffs of up to 25% on cars coming from Europe, a move many fear would alienate key US allies and devastate global supply chains, as the President is trying to resolve brewing crises in Iran and North Korea.
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The Copyright Directive, which is expected to be finalized in January, includes two provisions that would devastate YouTube's business if passed in its current form: "The Link Tax," known formally as "Article 11," forces companies like Google and Facebook to pay publishers every time content is linked to on their platforms.
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The win was by a narrow margin, but AlphaGo has been programmed to ensure victory, not to run up the score or devastate its opponent, so the margin by which it wins isn't necessarily a good indicator of how easy or hard it was for the computer player to win.
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U.S. regional allies — in particular Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates — would be solidly opposed to such a meeting, unlike South Korea and, to a lesser extent, Japan, which had encouraged Trump to meet Kim Jong-un to prevent the outbreak of a war that would devastate Northeast Asia.
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In a 51-page ruling, Federal District Judge David O. Carter said the government's strategy of trying to devastate the Mongols motorcycle club by confiscating its treasured Genghis Khan-style logo would violate the group's First Amendment right to free speech and the excessive fines clause of the Eighth Amendment.
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A whistle-stop of the last week or so might include his cavalier attitude and spread of misinformation as Hurricane Dorian continues to devastate the east coast, "congratulating" Poland upon its commemoration of the Nazi invasion and the new findings that his family separation policy traumatized kids on the border.
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Read more: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez replaces Nancy Pelosi as Republicans' new boogeyman for 2020 McConnell had characterized the vote as an "opportunity to go on the record" while railing against the bill's many features that Republicans say would devastate the economy and would be uniquely unfair to the US as a whole.
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And that was before Nature magazine published a new study in March indicating that sea levels could rise almost twice as much as previously predicted by the end of the century — "an outcome that could devastate coastal communities around the globe," as The Washington Post noted, unless we curb emissions of greenhouse gases.
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"Additional border wall construction would devastate some of our country's most treasured places, such as Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument and Big Bend National Park by fragmenting sensitive landscapes, walling off wildlife habitats and eroding the region's ecotourism, further hurting local communities that rely on these places for their livelihoods," Pierno said.
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Klein says we're already seeing disaster capitalism play out on the national stage: In response to the coronavirus, Trump has proposed a $700 billion stimulus package that would include cuts to payroll taxes (which would devastate Social Security) and provide assistance to industries that will lose business as a result of the pandemic.
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In a major victory for environmental activists, New York regulators on Wednesday rejected the construction of a heavily disputed, nearly $2000 billion natural gas pipeline, even as business leaders and energy companies warned that the decision could devastate the state's economy and bring a gas moratorium to New York City and Long Island.
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Just as drought is helping fuel the mass migration of Central American farmers north, it seems likely that as more storms devastate the Caribbean, residents will find themselves seeking refuge in the nearby U.S.—and at least under Donald Trump, it seems that the government will do what it can to deny entry.
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Dern is as good as she's ever been in the lead role, venturing into some dark emotional territory, but it's the film's flashbacks, in which 13-year-old Jenny is played by the painfully young Isabelle Nélisse (with an adult body double filling in during sex scenes), that will really test and devastate audiences.
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Today we bring you the brand new Seventy Nine banger "The Festival," a moody boom bap workout from Asia and Concept which features a blistering opening guest verse from dearly departed Boot Camp Clik legend Sean Price, cuts from Sweden's DJ Devastate, and a chilling outro with dash cam audio from a police shooting.
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Rather, a combination of federal and state policies, the Sierra Club's hard fought and well funded push to kick coal, and competition from wind, solar and natural gas, which dropped 63 percent in price between 2007 and 2012 (the most recent year for which government data is available), have come together to devastate the sector.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE spoke Monday with Turkey's president a day after threatening to "devastate Turkey economically" if it attacks the Kurds in Syria.
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"It has zero to do with race, Sean, it has everything to do with whether we want Florida to continue to go in a good direction building off the success, or do we want to turn to left-wing socialist policies which will absolutely devastate our state," he said on Fox News's "Hannity" Wednesday night.
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WASHINGTON — Automakers, retailers and other business leaders stormed Capitol Hill on Tuesday in an extraordinary show of force against a Republican president they fear will cripple or kill the North American Free Trade Agreement, an outcome business leaders said could devastate their profits and harm the United States' ability to compete in a global market.
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But to reverse Clinton's recent slide in the polls and prevent further Trump gains among undecided and independent voters, they have to prosecute the case that Trump is a shady and mean-spirited businessman with troubling ties to Russia who would undermine key international alliances and devastate the economy with his policies on trade and immigration.
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The Saudi-led MBS economic war against Qatar has actually deepened Iran's influence there; and the Saudis' inhumane war against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels with US military support has helped to devastate Yemen, hand Iran a propaganda victory, strengthen al Qaeda and the Islamic State in Yemen, and blacken the US image -- all without constraining Tehran's influence.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi ripped into GOP's Obamacare replacement vote at her presser on Thursday, calling it a "moral monstrosity that will devastate Seniors and hard-working Americans," adding: Pelosi rounded out her argument by warning Trump about how the red states that voted for him will experience hardship in affording healthcare under this bill.
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"As mass shootings continue to devastate communities across the country, it's time to state unequivocally that gun violence is not in line with our values, nor do these weapons belong on Bumble," the site said, adding that it was donating $100,000 to the March for Our Lives, the gun-control protests organized by Parkland survivors for March 24.
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"Trump has not made the epidemic a budgetary priority, even as he has passed a $2 trillion tax cut that overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy and continues to try to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which would devastate addiction treatment across the country," the liberal Center for American Progress Action Fund wrote in a memo ahead of Wednesday's event.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE last Sunday threatened to "devastate" the Turkish economy should Ankara attack the Kurds in Syria after the United States withdraws from the country.
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We can get our voices out there and lobby and say, "Let's have a clear path to citizenship for these folks," because our industry heavily relies on them, and if this administration is going to follow through on the promises they were making during their campaigning, they would pretty much devastate the food industry and the restaurant industry.
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A select agent refers to varieties of biological agents that the Department of Health and Human Services or the United States Department of Agriculture believe could potentially "pose a severe threat to public health and safety"—a list that includes some pretty heavy hitters like hemorrhagic fevers and the plague, as well as diseases that can devastate livestock or plants.
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The Iranians and Hezbollah will most likely continue to prod and poke Israel, but not to such a degree that the Israelis do what they are capable of doing, which is to devastate every Hezbollah neighborhood in Lebanon and hit Iran's homeland with rockets; Israel knows that its high-tech corridor along its coastal plain would be devastated by Iranian rockets coming back.
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In a span of just 24 hours, Trump went from threatening to devastate Iran and bomb its cultural sites — a move widely considered a war crime and condemned by Republicans — to calmly delivering a measured address about slapping economic sanctions on the country, striking a new nuclear deal and urging an international institution — NATO — to become more involved in the Middle East.
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The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a left-leaning research group, calculates that 2.8 million people with substance use disorders, including 220,000 with opioid disorders, have coverage under the A.C.A. As the opioid epidemic continues to devastate communities nationwide, public health officials say the law has begun to make a critical difference in their ability to treat and rehabilitate people.
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As the New York Times noted, the Parker probe's study of the solar wind could also help Earth scientists understand the potential impacts of a coronal mass ejection, periodic releases of plasma and magnetic field from the corona that have the capacity to knock out electrical systems: Understanding the solar wind is of importance to scientists and policymakers because of its potential to devastate civilization.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Sunday threatened to "devastate" Turkey's economy if it were to launch an attack on Kurdish fighters in Syria, as his administration prepares to withdraw troops from the war-torn country.
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Read more:California legislators are set to vote on a bill that could devastate Uber and Lyft's business modelHow to contact Lyft through the mobile app or website, depending on your issueUber has proposed a new minimum wage for drivers after years of protests, but it comes with a catchHow to apply to become a Lyft driver, even if you don't have your own car
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Read more stories on Steve Bullock:Montana Governor Steve Bullock just became the 22nd Democratic candidate to run for presidentMontana is taking on 'dark money' with a new lawsuit against the Trump administration and the Koch brothersRed state governors warn that the GOP healthcare bill would devastate their constituentsMontana governor: It's 'unsettling on many levels' that candidate for GOP House seat lied about assaulting reporter
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Although it is framed as sex trafficking prevention—with celebrities like Amy Schumer and Seth Meyers issuing PSAs about the dangers of online trafficking in support of the bill—experts including the ACLU and Center for Democracy and Technology say it would do little to help actual victims of trafficking and instead devastate consensual sex work communities online, where sex workers share valuable, sometimes life-saving information and resources.
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In Israel, a nation that has endured endless years of terrorist offensives — including a six-year suicide bombing offensive during the second Intifada, which resulted in nearly 1,000 dead, and more recently a deadly wave of knife stabbings and car ramming attacks — the security services recognized that the fast-changing and unsophisticated methods of these attacks required a response that was just as quick to adopt and unconventional enough to consistently surprise and devastate the terrorist organizations.
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