The Taupo Volcanic Zone in New Zealand erupted 26,500 years ago, and Campi Flegrei in Italy erupted 40,000 years ago.
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The latest round of tensions over Kashmir initially erupted in July when protests erupted after Indian forces killed a separatist leader.
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Mauna Loa has erupted 21917 times in the last 2640 years, and Loihi, a submarine volcano about 2000 miles offshore, erupted in 270.
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But it was very much that, sit-ins and peaceful movements, and they often erupted into erupted into violence, there were agitators out there.
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Scientists said that&aposs because the lava that first erupted was magma left over from a 1955 erupted that had been stored in the ground for the past six decades.
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" The arena erupted in chants of "TRUMP, TRUMP, TRUMP.
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" Students erupted into chants of "Murderer" and "Get out!
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The volcano erupted in April, spewing smoke, ash and lava.
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Meanwhile, competition levels within the fund management industry have erupted.
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The "yellow vest" rebellion erupted out of nowhere on Nov.
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Fireworks (and puns) erupted out of the Rose Bowl Stadium.
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Here's a snapshot of the violence that erupted on Wednesday.
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That's when a controversy erupted over Mylan's pricing of EpiPen.
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" Democrats immediately erupted into more objections, with one yelling, "Mr.
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These follow demonstrations that erupted Saturday over Trump's travel ban.
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These pictures capture the dramatic moments when the protests erupted.
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JUST before 9pm on Friday night celebrations erupted in Accra.
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The next morning, residents of Peguero's hometown erupted in anger.
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In February 1993, a gun battle erupted in Waco, Tex.
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There was an anticipatory hush, and then the room erupted.
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As he wandered away nonchalantly, the group erupted into laughter.
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" The crowd erupted at that line, clapping and chanting, "Bullshit!
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Chaos erupted at the restaurant, which is just outside Atlanta.
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In recent weeks a dispute has erupted over their results.
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But in 2012, Housing Bubble 2 erupted with a vengeance.
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The volcano last erupted with "sporadic steam blasts" in 1917.
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Last week, a house in Norfolk, Virginia, erupted into flames.
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In 2006 much of India erupted into protests against reservations.
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The refinery said three separate explosions erupted around 4 a.m.
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The volcano, which draws many tourists, last erupted in 2014.
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Ethnic divisions that erupted in fighting back then have endured.
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Political conflicts erupted into violent revolutions in 2005 and 2010.
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The second are active but have not erupted since 22017.
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" The audience then erupted into a spontaneous cheer of "Kanye!
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The country erupted in a civil war that continues today.
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" The crowd then erupted in chants of "lock her up.
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Finally, in 2009, Rowling joined Twitter, and the fandom erupted.
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They huddled around their phones and then the crowd ERUPTED.
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And when they did, the whole stadium erupted into applause.
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Hours later, gunfire erupted from behind an alley, authorities said.
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Protests erupted in and around Kisumu, a stronghold of Odinga.
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"You say…" Harry began before the crowd erupted with applause.
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No details were given but the crowed erupted in applause.
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When he'd chewed and swallowed, applause erupted around the room.
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A nasty internecine conflict has erupted in the Arabian Gulf.
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Sheriff's deputies escorted him out before any more trouble erupted.
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After another man intervened on her behalf, a scuffle erupted.
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Yet Turkish politics have erupted onto the streets of Germany.
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Three years later, in 1976, "Draupadi" erupted in a night.
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Yes, some protests have erupted into looting, arson and violence.
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The Civil War erupted in 1861 before ending in 1865.
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Survivors described the horror and destruction when the volcano erupted.
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A feud has erupted inside Washington's most powerful business lobby.
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Gun battles erupted in several towns, and Yusuf was arrested.
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The van peeled out, and the passengers erupted into cheers.
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On Monday, demonstrations erupted in several parts of the country.
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Steamboat Geyser erupted for the eighth time since March 15.
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FRANKFURT/HAMBURG (Reuters) - A power struggle erupted on Volkswagen's (VOWG_p.
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A hellish wait for rescue Chaos erupted, survivors have recalled.
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The Andean nation erupted into crisis following the country's Oct.
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One captured the moment the devastating Kincade fire erupted. 26.
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After the lecture, the classroom erupted into discussion and laughter.
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" The audience erupted when Comey said dryly, "I sent them.
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Flames erupted on Sunday night, gaining strength over the week.
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Mount Agung on Bali has erupted three times since Saturday.
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The segment concluded, and the producers erupted in astonished giggles.
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Violence erupted during a demonstration against Trump's announcement on Jerusalem.
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When Dunn's name was called, the group erupted in celebration.
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That enormous volcano last erupted more than 640,000 years ago.
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It was silent, and then the table erupted in cheers.
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Clashes with counterprotesters erupted soon after, leading to multiple injuries.
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A similar backlash erupted during the modern civil rights movement.
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A debate soon erupted on the Lands' End Facebook page.
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For a few days, hives erupted all over his body.
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I learned of the judge's order when the crowd erupted.
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Protests erupted throughout the Middle East and the Muslim world.
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" Trump's crowd erupted spontaneously into a chant of "CNN sucks.
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But violence has erupted in the province in recent weeks.
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In fact, Spencer said, Woods ran when the gunfire erupted.
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The room erupted in applause, but the question went unanswered.
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Before long, the room has erupted into a dance party.
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Wade, was delayed after chaos erupted on the Senate floor.
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With old, stagnant magma already erupted, deeper magma had emerged.
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Here are some numbers that explain why France has erupted.
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The team cheered, smoke erupted, and a picture was snapped.
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This time, the crowd erupted with its most thunderous ovation.
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The fire, they said, erupted in the hospital's main building.
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One night in California, everything erupted into a terrible fight.
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The crowd erupted in cheers and the game remained scoreless.
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One house nearby spontaneously erupted in flames from stray embers.
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Social media erupted with fury, pointing to malnutrition in Venezuela.
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Bedlam erupted when ASAP Rocky's convoy cleaved the knotted doorway.
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But two years later, civil war erupted in South Sudan.
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One source of tension erupted at the end of 2010.
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But more trouble erupted when the daughter discovered that Mrs.
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Gunfire erupted, and four people on the boat were killed.
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The groups that have been staging regular antigovernment protests erupted.
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Social media erupted at the incredulous nature of the allegations.
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A Hyundai Kona EV erupted in the middle of 2019.
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The two shook hands as the room erupted in cheers.
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The volcano last erupted in 1963, killing over 1,000 people.
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Palestinians welcomed the announcement, while Israeli officials erupted in anger.
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When Mischutin made the announcement, the deck erupted in rejoicing.
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Patients wait at a public hospital after the volcano erupted.
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Since protests directed against the country's elite erupted on Oct.
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Eight years later, in 2011, Syria erupted into civil war.
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The fandom erupted, taking to Twitter to protest the injustice.
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This week, McGahn erupted in a rare display of anger.
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The protests last year erupted after villagers demanded Lin's release.
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It all changed, she said, after the Ukraine scandal erupted.
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Simmering political tensions erupted in unprecedented, vile and vicious rancor.
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The room erupted in gasps and whoops, and Benioff beamed.
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Rebel offensives erupted in several other parts of the country.
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The crowd erupted into screams of horror, disbelief, and hopelessness.
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During the 1990s, Loki erupted every 540 days, Rathbun observed.
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Wukan, in Guangdong province, erupted in renewed protest in September.
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Mr. Trump erupted in anger and began cursing, he wrote.
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Insurance claims from the Camp Fire that erupted on Nov.
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The room erupted in gasps when he offered $3853 million.
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The courtroom erupted in applause when the decision was announced.
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The police said the fire erupted shortly before 1 a.m.
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"Wait a minute," Sanders said as he erupted in laughter.
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But those tensions erupted into outright violence the late 1960s.
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The last time the volcano erupted was in 1865 AD. "The volcano has erupted episodically for about 500,000 years and hosted two major eruptive periods during the past 1,500 years," the USGS explained . 5.
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It erupted in 2016 and 2012, and also erupted from December 1975 until September 2000, marking the longest historic eruption episode, according to GeoNet, a site that provides geological hazard information for the country.
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In late 1997, a teenage turf war erupted in Amarillo, Texas.
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The stadium erupted in cheers for the symbolic show of unity.
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An hour into the hearing, the room erupted when Democratic Rep.
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Clashes erupted with Greek police in which 12 people were injured.
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Jubilation erupted outside the academy and on the streets of Cairo.
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A fistfight erupted, they said, and Khashoggi died in the process.
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Khalaf, Dilbireen's mother, was baking bread outside when the fire erupted.
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Sekou Tamboura was also near the hotel when the shooting erupted.
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It had rallied since the Turkish lira crisis erupted last week.
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Internal division among House Democrats erupted during a meeting Monday night.
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Violence erupted at the maximum security prison just after 7 p.m.
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But because of mass evacuations since the fire erupted on Nov.
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Social media erupted again on Friday after the charges were announced.
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Taylor hid in a closet when the gunfire erupted moments later.
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The January 10 blast erupted at a guesthouse on Kandahar Gov.
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Then "the entire cabin erupted in cheers and applause," Dustin said.
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When he did finally arrive, "Everybody erupted in cheering," said Bullington.
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Fires have erupted this week across California, forcing thousands to evacuate.
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And since then people have erupted in like, outrage about this.
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A scandal erupted and Putilov resigned from his post in parliament.
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The talks were delayed after a political crisis erupted in October.
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Social media and local news erupted after Viso's letter was posted.
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RNC members told CNBC attendees erupted in applause after the presentation.
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But aside from the ignorance, a bigger conversation erupted about privilege.
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Boos and chants of "Fire Hakstol" erupted throughout the third period.
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The latest Bill Clinton episode erupted in Flint, Michigan, on Monday.
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Foreign debts suddenly could not be rolled over and crisis erupted.
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Protests erupted in several states over the raids and other arrests.
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" Clark, 62, then erupted in laughter, revealing only that they "danced.
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Hunter erupted in the second half and overtime with 22 points.
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Since the latest scandal erupted, business has dried up, traders said.
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The remark was Park's first since the scandal erupted this week.
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When he finally announced his decision, the streets erupted into cheers.
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Racist and sexist violence erupted in the aftermath of his victory.
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As Kripal proposed to Ahmed, the crowd crowd erupted in cheers.
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Protests erupted on the street and in the halls of government.
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In extreme cases, violence has even erupted over texting in theaters.
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Iran has backed Assad in the conflict that erupted in 2011.
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The move was reversed days later, but demonstrations had already erupted.
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As soon as the news broke this morning, Twitter immediately erupted.
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Two years later, a second crisis erupted in the euro area.
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When he died in 2016, Miami erupted in joyous street celebrations.
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Early on, the blaze that erupted Monday burned a dozen cabins.
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Someone found the ring and the crowd erupted in wild applause.
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But the unrest that erupted during the police crackdown on Oct.
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Chants of "fuck you, Carreyrou" subsequently erupted in the Theranos cafeteria.
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Many worshippers entered in an organized fashion but occasional scuffles erupted.
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When the incident came out in the open, the community erupted.
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Demonstrations erupted in several big cities after the recording was released.
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"We can't take this any longer," he said, as cheers erupted.
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After the verdicts were announced, the Pennsylvania courthouse erupted with emotion.
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In April a series of protests erupted against land-reform proposals.
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Moments later, I erupted in a sneezing fit of my own.
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Despite the nearly incoherent last line, the crowd erupted in applause.
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One was how quickly it formed, how quickly the crowd erupted.
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Protests erupted in Chicago in the wake of the video's release.
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Immediately after Rodgers popped the question, Twitter erupted with harsh opinions.
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Other anti-government groups have also emerged since the conflict erupted.
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Protests erupted on Monday evening in front of the Parliament building.
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The Twittersphere, if not the political experts, quickly erupted with disbelief.
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South Sudan previously erupted into a civil war in December 2013.
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Wild cheers erupted as he stumbled following his first tumbling run.
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When the final map was secured, pyro erupted from the stage.
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Demonstrations erupted in March to protest announced cuts to bread subsidies.
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According to Neal: • The Puu Oo vent hasn't erupted since April.
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Even before the trade war erupted, pork prices weren't very good.
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A predictable furor erupted, and last year the board backed down.
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But clashes between factions loyal to the men erupted months later.
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Mount Agung last erupted in 1963, killing more than 1,000 people.
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As an editor, Arthur Gelb bubbled — erupted, really — with original ideas.
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Yet he often erupted in rage when he saw animals mistreated.
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He then erupted while pivoting toward his support for legalizing marijuana.
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A controversy erupted, complete with hate mail attacking it as blasphemous.
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She was at the facility for a meeting when gunfire erupted.
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Financial-style trash talk has erupted between the U.S. and China.
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The largest one erupted at 4:42 am Hawaii Standard Time.
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His reinstatement in 2016 lasted just weeks before violence erupted again.
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Williams and the press room at Wimbledon erupted in a cackle.
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The lawmakers and boosters and friends who filled Houston's suite erupted.
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The shooting erupted a year ago at 10:05 p.m. PDT.
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Then they erupted with cheers as the declaration was finally made.
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Eleven people are dead after protests erupted in 27 prisons Monday.
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But within 21 minutes, hives had erupted all over his body.
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Fighting erupted, dozens were killed and 37,000 refugees fled into China.
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A vicious pogrom erupted, planned and encouraged by the Romanian government.
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The applause erupted from all over the city at 7 p.m.
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Without any warning, a shot was fired and the crowd erupted.
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Since the furor erupted, prosecutors have distanced themselves from the charges.
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" All around us people erupted in joy, chanting, "Love has won!
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When Fuman arrived two hours later, his classmates erupted in laughter.
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Mass protests erupted, forcing the government to respond with stiffer penalties.
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One erupted in 1362 and killed everybody that was living underneath.
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A grass fire that erupted late last week in Vacaville, Calif.
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After the final whistle, households around the country erupted in joy.
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The Capitals' bench erupted, and Eller hopped away as if dancing.
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That was the night that a tabloid-perfect infidelity scandal erupted.
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Democrats across Florida, including prominent members of Congress, erupted in dismay.
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As the gunfire erupted, Jordan, 290, shielded her baby, Terry said.
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Student demonstrations erupted in several cities, and Italian officials issued demands.
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When the latest scandal erupted, the cartoon creators offered an apology.
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" The crowd erupted into cheers, with some shouting, "Take the immunity!
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I was working at a local nightclub when a brawl erupted.
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But a backlash has erupted, Niraj Chokshi of the NYT reports.
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What was your first impression when these anti-government demonstrations erupted?
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When the Taal Volcano erupted in 1754 it lasted six months.
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When the Taal volcano erupted in 1754 it lasted six months.
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Officials were unsure of the numbers present when the fire erupted.
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Approximately 16 men were in the backyard when the gunfire erupted.
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Some members of the audience erupted into applause when Kentucky Sen.
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The volcano last erupted in 2016, but no one was hurt.
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After learning about the raid, the president again erupted in anger.
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Other "color revolutions" erupted in former satellite states Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan.
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Samsung has said it disbanded the office after the scandal erupted.
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A roar erupted when Mr. Trudeau finally bounded his way up.
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Australia&aposs bushfires erupted amid exceptionally hot and dry conditions there.
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When Clinton Police Department officers rushed to the scene, gunfire erupted.
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This week, the resentment in the country's Muslim population finally erupted.
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The courtroom erupted in applause, and Mr. Trump beamed and clapped.
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Explosions of tear gas canisters erupted between the notes he played.
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The last time it erupted was in 1977, 43 years ago.
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They erupted in applause after Obama spent several minutes lauding Earnest.
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When the Revolution erupted, these artists dispersed into various political camps.
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Ukrainian police stormed protesters' barricades in Kyiv as violent clashes erupted.
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In South Korea, though, fears of a full-blown war erupted.
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Angry locals demanded answers; violent riots erupted and two protesters died.
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Elsewhere in Italy, the Stromboli volcano erupted twice in two months.
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SWAT teams entered the school 47 minutes after the gunfire erupted.
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The three agents looked at each other and erupted in laughter.
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Huge protests erupted out of almost nothing in Brazil in 2013.
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Hours into the ceasefire, deadly clashes erupted in Idlib on Friday.
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Firefights erupted at close range and the P.F.s often ran away.
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The money wasn't forthcoming, an argument erupted and cops were called.
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Violence erupted at a free-speech rally on Saturday Violence erupted at a free-speech rally on Saturday A free-speech rally in Berkeley, California, on Saturday turned violent when pro-Trump attendees clashed with counter-protesters.
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Trump and Sanders have condemned unrest that has erupted among some supporters.
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The "yellow vest" revolt caught Macron unawares when it erupted on Nov.
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Footage showed him taking position outside a building while gunfire erupted inside.
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The volcano has erupted regularly over the course of the last century.
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" After the crowd erupted in cheers, Eminem replied, "Well, goddamnit, me too.
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The packed court erupted in cheers of joy upon hearing the verdict.
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From there, Gaga's performance erupted into a medley of her greatest hits.
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We're told an argument erupted and she stormed out of the room.
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The fire, which erupted on Thursday, is consuming palmetto trees and grasses.
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The gunfire erupted when the friends returned, the mother told Fox 5.
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Cheers erupted as lawmakers realised the vote had gone the other way.
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The dean's stoic silence in the messy fight that erupted on Oct.
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When a grip walked across the stage, the audience erupted in squeals.
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Volunteers erupted in cheers when Toffee was pulled out of the hole.
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But in late January, combat erupted around the industrial hub of Avdiivka.
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But in the cramped space, Jay's strained relationship with his father erupted.
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No major power war has erupted since 1939 — an 80-year stretch.
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The Cubs erupted for three second-inning runs to tie the game.
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Back then, Twitter and social media erupted in #JeSuisCharlie messages of support.
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Within hours, communities in south central Los Angeles had erupted in violence.
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Mount Agung first erupted on Saturday, its first major activity since 1963.
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Twitter and the rest of the Internet expectedly erupted into a frenzy.
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As crowds erupted, their "mass jumping" triggered about a magnitude 3 quake.
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Over the next few weeks, petty arguments erupted over nothing and everything.
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Vick erupted early in the half to lead the Jayhawks with 10.
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The protests have erupted in more than a dozen cities and towns.
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Public anger erupted into weeks of protests that spawned a "localist" movement.
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When the courtroom doors opened, applause and cheers erupted in the corridors.
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The complete look totaled $3,500, and conservatives erupted in criticism on Twitter.
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Each time his shot fell, the Pelicans' home crowd erupted in cheers.
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Violence towards West Indians erupted with the Notting Hill riots in 1958.
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On May 6.13 it erupted again, the fourth time in seven weeks.
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I'm remembering the silence that erupted the vicinity when it was said.
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You'll recall gunfire erupted during the rapper's celebration after his court hearing.
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Twitter erupted, agreeing that the school's decision was offensive to all minorities.
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The Marlins Park crowd erupted in cheers as Gordon rounded the bases.
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The crisis erupted after Rohingya insurgent attacks on security posts on Aug.
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But before that it had not erupted for more than 400 years.
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But conflicts soon erupted, with many battles fought between 1457 and 1789.
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Anti-nuclear protests erupted across Europe as the new missiles rolled in.
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When Meerkat erupted at SXSW in 2015, the festival seemed newly vital.
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The plane erupted it with Applause and tears it was awesome pic.twitter.
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Violence erupted in the Gabonese capital as opposition supporters clashed with police.
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Bongo succeeded his father, Omar Bongo, in 2009, when similar clashes erupted.
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After a moment of awkward silence, the room then erupted in laughter.
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As gunshots erupted, patrons began screaming and running out of the restaurant.
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For instance, the last time V404 Cygni was erupted was in 1989.
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Trouble erupted in Dantal village near the India-Pakistan border on Sept.
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International debate erupted: Should we allow this technology to proceed in humans?
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The audience erupted into cheers, but that wasn't the end of it.
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In this case, the device erupted in flames while it was charging.
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Chaos erupted as soon as Facebook's human news curators left the building.
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The entire room erupted ... as Pat tried to cope with the pain.
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The audience erupted in laughter, but Trump dug in on his statement.
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The table erupted in laughter — and no one laughed harder than Alice.
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The spontaneous protests that have erupted nationwide and Yates's response suggest otherwise.
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Consider the controversy that erupted over Senator Cory Booker earlier this month.
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Clashes erupted when platoons of officers came in to disperse the crowds.
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Twitter erupted with outrage, with many saying justice had not been served.
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Cosby did not audibly react to his conviction, but erupted shortly afterward.
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Protests erupted around the country, and police reform became a national discussion.
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Just prior to Rajneesh's departure, friction between the two sides erupted in
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In the Albanian capital, Tirana, fans erupted in joy after the win.
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Since then, the summit of Kilauea has erupted periodically with no warning.
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The first thunderclap of applause erupted when Mr. Trump said that Mrs.
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The next day, student protests erupted at the University of the Witwatersrand.
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Kilauea erupted on May 3, and has since continued to be active.
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Protests erupted at airports throughout the country after multiple people were detained.
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A massive fire erupted after the wreck, the California Highway Patrol said.
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Outside Detroit, in the suburb of Clinton Township, a polemic schism erupted.
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Eventually bottles and other objects were thrown at police and violence erupted.
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Shoppers inside the Walmart said pandemonium broke out after the gunfire erupted.
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Central Berlin erupted in joyful honking and screaming, while the Italians wept.
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The fires, more than 20 in all, erupted the night of Oct.
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When Mount Agung erupted in 1963, more than 1,700 people were killed.
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Photo: Bigwumpus (Wikimedia Commons)Raikoke previously erupted in 1924 and in 1778.
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Mohammad Abu Znaid was 10 years old when the 1967 war erupted.
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In response, protests erupted at airports and public spaces across the nation.
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In 1815, Mount Tambora erupted in Indonesia, killing an estimated 92,000 people.
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Last week, clashes erupted between lines of law enforcement officers and protesters.
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When he was released, Syria had erupted into full-fledged civil war.
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Two years later, Eyjafjallajokull erupted, spewing thick ash clouds into European skies.
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In 1969, fighting erupted between Soviet and Chinese troops along this border.
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Volunteer firefighters had been meeting with local officials when the plant erupted.
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Clashes erupted earlier this week, leaving several civilians and police officers dead.
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Mount Agung killed nearly 63,000 people when it last erupted, in 1963.
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Celebrations erupted on the streets of Khartoum overnight after Ibn Auf's resignation.
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A war has erupted between John's mom, Shelia Ward, and daughter Cleopatra.
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The dance floor erupted when "Act Up" by City Girls came on.
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When he challenged the group in the dinghy, a gunfight quickly erupted.
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Immediately after the story ran, the Israel news media erupted in controversy.
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While the crowd inside Madison Square Garden erupted in applause when Mrs.
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When Ms. Ocasio-Cortez shook a cocktail, the room erupted in cheers.
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Hundreds of motorcycles were parked near the complex when the gunfire erupted.
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The scene erupted in a hail of bullets, leaving both officers dead.
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Cheers erupted on Monday at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.
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Arguments erupted on Twitter over whether the Russians should go as neutrals.
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Once again, Mr. Trump erupted at Mr. Sessions upon hearing the news.
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We're told arguments have erupted over how best to handle the situation.
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Brawls erupted in Parliament on Thursday, with reports of fistfights among lawmakers.
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They were in a villa in Australia when a fierce argument erupted.
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The audience erupted into boisterous applause, and Mr. Moore gave a laugh.
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They had beheld the unimaginable which erupted and obliterated normal narrative logic.
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The gunfight lasted for 20 minutes before another one erupted, he said.
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Around them, the audience erupted into a mixture of boos and applause.
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Fighting erupted again in 1994, with the north coming out on top.
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But its regulatory star has fallen since the sham account scandal erupted.
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In South Sudan, the civil war that erupted in 2013 rages still.
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But a customs agent spotted a gun muzzle and a firefight erupted.
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He was chatting with a guard, Mr. Karmpur said, when gunfire erupted.
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Businesses were looted, riots erupted in the streets and thousands were arrested.
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The audience erupted in cheers when Gauff sealed the win against Hercog.
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The audience erupted in cheers when Gauff sealed the win against Hercog.
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But the jamboree's social media pages erupted, as parents and partisans reacted.
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But social media erupted with cheers on Saturday after April gave birth.
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Cries of delight erupted as early returns flashed on big television screens.
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Suspected outbreaks have already erupted in Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi and South Africa.
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The scene erupted after Sobchak chastised fascist Zhirinovsky for interrupting another candidate.
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Despite the blackout, demonstrations erupted on Tuesday in Kinshasa and other cities.
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Democrats, who'd been eager to see her testify in public, erupted again.
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The last time the White Island volcano erupted was in April 2016.
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Violent protests have erupted in Charlotte in the wake of Scott's death.
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At that, the audience erupted into a new, loud round of applause.
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Violence erupted after the court refused Karnataka's request for a further reduction.
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But the fires that erupted this week did not follow those rules.
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Before Lewis's next shot, the skies above the green erupted in noise.
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One said it erupted in the town at around 6:30 p.m.
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Chaos and terror erupted just before 9pm Thursday night in downtown Dallas.
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A cholera epidemic that erupted after the earthquake has not been subdued.
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The room erupted in cheers, though Vulcan salutes may have been appropriate.
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Well, at least until he erupted for 36 points in Game 7.
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The gunshots erupted while country singer Jason Aldean performed at the music festival.
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Both bills were drawn up before the dispute between Qatar and others erupted.
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There's all this mess that's erupted just recently, and that's certainly created questions.
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In Jenner's videos, fireworks also erupted from the roof, which seems slightly terrifying.
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One particularly violent case recently erupted into a $2000 million lawsuit against Amazon.
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The fire erupted Saturday and quickly grew overnight, according to CNN affiliate KTLA.
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The clashes erupted in the Abu Salim district and continued for two days.
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After the violence erupted, at least one shooter from the crowd fired back.
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Type of magma erupted: Different types of magma produce different types of eruptions.
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The Steamboat Geyser erupted seven times just last month alone, the USGS said.
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It erupted Saturday and at times has grown by 1,000 acres an hour.
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"When I mentioned the women's issue, Biden erupted," Holbrooke wrote in his diary.
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The Canyon Fire erupted during an intense fire season across the U.S. West.
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In recent years big outbreaks have erupted in Italy, Romania, France and Germany.
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Television station WBTV in Charlotte reported that gunfire erupted about 5:45 p.m.
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But less than an hour after the speech, clashes erupted in downtown Beirut.
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The Rohingya crisis erupted after Rohingya insurgent attacks on security posts on Aug.
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Protests erupted across the country this weekend in immediate response to the ban.
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Within minutes of the release, Twitter erupted into an inferno of hot takes.
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And the White House erupted into open conflict over new sanctions against Russia.
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But that doesn't mean this person was actually masturbating when the volcano erupted.
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"And here are the all-male nominees," Portman said as the audience erupted.
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On April 29, a bitter feud erupted on social media between the two.
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" Smith erupted in laughter and said, "It was just a guy I knew!
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However, Walmart alleges that another fire erupted even after the systems were disconnected.
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Some large protests erupted, with police teargassing and firing rubber bullets at demonstrators.
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South Sudan gained independence in July 3623, but civil war erupted in 2013.
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Ten minutes later, gunfire erupted and police received reports of an active shooter.
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Burma erupted in revolt, the Soviet Union disintegrated and North Koreans went hungry.
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The biggest protests since the Soviet era erupted in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
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It deployed lots of extra troops to Rakhine shortly before the violence erupted.
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The fight over those exceptions erupted on Thursday, on the state Senate floor.
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Between 1838 and 20183, the binary stars of Eta Carinae brightened then erupted.
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The press room here at the debate in New Hampshire erupted in laughter.
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A controversial retrospective honoring Roman Polanski erupted in protest Monday evening in Paris.
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Intense violence erupted on both sides, and at least 10 people were killed.
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But supporters of the former businessman and reality TV star erupted in applause.
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Afterwards, chaos erupted and Mr Murray's host, a Middlebury professor, suffered a concussion.
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The EpiPen controversy has erupted on Capitol Hill and the presidential campaign trail.
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Which probably explains a number of controversies that erupted over the past year.
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Palmer, 73 at the time, approached the tee box, and the crowd erupted.
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Last night's violence erupted at around 6pm until 3am this morning, he said.
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Since early 2018, a wave of teacher strikes has erupted throughout the country.
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According to WLKY-TV, two barrel warehouses erupted in flames late Tuesday night.
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Guards had already moved the crew to safe locations before the shooting erupted.
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According to police, a fight had erupted minutes before the shooting took place.
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The chamber erupted into applause, with opposition members cheering and embracing one another.
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After the controversy erupted, several of the intelligence officials responded to Sanders' claims.
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When the officers surprised the gathering shortly after midnight, a gun battle erupted.
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Protests first erupted in July over poor government services, but intensified this week.
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Heavy shooting also erupted in Daloa, a hub for western cocoa growing regions.
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ON EASTER Sunday the streets of San José erupted with revelry and relief.
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The protests in Sudan erupted in December in response to rising food prices.
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Infighting erupted Tuesday between net neutrality supporters over billboards in conservative lawmakers' districts.
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In 1815, Mount Tamboro in Indonesia erupted, causing a global decrease in temperatures.
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In 1815, Mount Tamboro in Indonesia erupted, causing a global decrease in temperatures.
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Both studies set out to establish when and how quickly the volcanoes erupted.
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He only made it three minutes before the crowd erupted with a vengeance.
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The volcano killed more than 1,000 people when it last erupted in 1963.
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In July, Valve was forced to respond after a gambling scandal erupted online.
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Now, after the former congressman's third sexting scandal erupted, the pair have separated.
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It closed at 22.1,924 points on June 4, just before the crisis erupted.
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A crowd erupted into cheers as another child was pulled from the wreckage.
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A crowd gathered to watch the interaction, and riots erupted the same night.
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As small explosions erupted, medics were seen carrying the injured to nearby ambulances.
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The group erupted into cheers, jumping up and down at the restaurant bar.
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Protests also erupted in Punjab, New Delhi and the neighboring state of Rajasthan.
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Outbreaks of the pest attack erupted in Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi and South Africa.
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On December 10, 1914, a massive explosion erupted in West Orange, New Jersey.
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Taking a cue from Uber, Bird erupted onto the scene without official permission.
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It got hot almost immediately ... Acosta pressed Trump, and POTUS erupted in anger.
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"Shari erupted and threatened to kill me," Keryn Redstone said in the declaration.
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Gunfire erupted there back in September of 2018, but no one was shot.
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That was when a sellout crowd at the United Center erupted with joy.
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Social media erupted with support for Anu and a new hope for humankind.
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Twitter in Europe and America erupted after the race was called for Macron.
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Much of the mayhem erupted after Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy on Sept.
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A long-simmering controversy erupted this spring over how deaf children should communicate.
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Wayan also fled his home back when Mount Agung last erupted in 1963.
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Seconds later, a fireball and thick black smoke erupted from the tree line.
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The TODAY crowd erupted in cheers when Guthrie asked if she would run.
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At least 192 people are missing after the volcano erupted over the weekend.
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Catalonians on the streets of Barcelona erupted in celebration upon hearing the news.
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So it remained until 20133, when the subprime-mortgage crisis erupted in America.
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Raucous demonstrations erupted on April 20 in Lubumbashi, one of Congo's biggest cities.
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Clinton scandal erupted, and little able to defend herself from the abuse that
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Kilauea volcano erupted Thursday, spewing molten rock and high levels of sulfur dioxide.
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After some of these omissions were reported by HuffPost, Breitbart erupted in glee.
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"This just went down very quickly when the gunfire erupted," the sheriff said.
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The Blue Demons erupted with a 17-4 run to take the lead.
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Protests erupted, and Hossein heard that the regime responded by massacring unarmed dissidents.
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Twitter erupted into a menagerie full of dolphins, polecats, aardvarks and Irish wolfhounds.
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This is the second time the Stromboli Volcano has erupted in two months.
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This came to a head when the #MeToo movement erupted in late 2017.
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Once the server scandal erupted and investigations began, it was tricky for Mrs.
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A piece of the pyro equipment erupted in flames during the pregame ceremonies.
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An entire stadium erupted with glee and he could not take it in.
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When the revolution erupted, Abu Anas and the Salafists avoided the Friday protests.
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As Jameyanne cut the vegetables on her plate, the room erupted in applause.
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The internet erupted in confusion on Thursday night after Trump's Twitter went down.
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Then, suddenly, my face erupted in painful acne that simply wouldn't go away.
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The crowd erupted and Crozier even got a hug from an incredulous Tiger.
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The small voting tablet came to life, and cheers erupted around the table.
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About 1,200 were killed in ethnic killing that erupted after the 2007 poll.
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Finally, after Brazliian goalie Weverton saved Nils Petersen's kick, the powder keg erupted.
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They found a trending story on Twitter when viral backlash erupted against CVS.
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When the audience erupted in laughter, West said, "It wasn't funny to me."
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Still, new fires erupted near Jerusalem and in the Galilee in northern Israel.
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After the shooting, protests erupted for several days in Sacramento as tempers flared.
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Social media erupted over those penalties, and a Twitter hashtag trended anew: #NoFunLeague.
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Ms. Dolezal's public downfall erupted over a 24-hour period in June 2015.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) erupted when Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.
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Mount Soputan erupted Wednesday morning, spewing volcanic ash 20,20183 feet into the sky.
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Mount Soputan erupted Wednesday morning, spewing volcanic ash 20,000 feet into the sky.
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Five survivors were on deck when the flames erupted shortly after 3 a.m.
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Conservatives erupted: The man was not fit to sit in the Oval Office!
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And then the protesters erupted into screams as the senators attempted to continue.
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When Rea was told that her son was dead, she erupted into screams.
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It erupted when a judge released documents in the case of the Rev.
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She erupted at me and the ABC publicist tried to shut me down.
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The cathedral erupted in applause as Mr. Bush strode back to his seat.
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Here some other figures that explain why the streets of France have erupted.
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After pro-democracy protests erupted in 1988, he was ousted by other generals.
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As the marchers advanced, some blew whistles and erupted in cheers and jeers.
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Her father erupted in outrage, excoriating her for bringing disgrace on the family.
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Resentments similar to those in Sevastopol have erupted in the republic as well.
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Tenaya erupted with a rage and sorrow that Bunnell's commander apparently found amusing.
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South Sudan was just two years old when civil war erupted in 2013.
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The mansion had subsequently erupted in flames that took firefighters hours to extinguish.
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A gunfight erupted, and the team called in airstrikes to cover their escape.
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Nicholas Kristof BOSTON — After President Trump's election, a wave of furious opposition erupted.
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Protests in several opposition strongholds erupted shortly after Mr. Kenyatta's victory was declared.
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The standoff erupted into an exchange of military strikes in the past month.
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"Does anyone know any Russians?" he asked the room, which erupted in laughter.
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Our graphics team explained how the volcano erupted, and what might happen next.
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When the volcano erupted, two of his tour boats were nearby, Quinn said.
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It also said illegal transfers of funds abroad since unrest erupted on Oct.
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During the 1977 blackout, businesses were looted and riots erupted in the streets.
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The war erupted in September 2014, when the Houthis swept into the capital.
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Protests erupted in Nicaragua in April 2018, initially over cuts to social security.
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Their captain, Ryan Getzlaf, erupted in March, posting 20 points in 13 games.
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For two weeks in July, Puerto Rico erupted in popular anger against Gov.
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In Baghdad, in Tehran itself, popular anger erupted in the streets last year.
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The popular anger over the cuts erupted on Thursday in a large protest.
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They were met by security forces firing teargas, and clashes erupted once again.
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As the news of the bill emerged, Turkish social media erupted in outrage.
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Social media erupted in fury after videos and photos of the incident circulated.
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The fighting erupted after Djibouti accused Eritrea of sending troops across the border.
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Last week, five were killed in northeastern Assam state when protests first erupted.
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On April 14, chaos erupted in Penn Station after false reports of gunfire.
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It erupted with stunning force in a 2005 video tape from Access Hollywood.
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It became a nightmare when a volcano erupted and badly burned the newlywed.
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The operations in Hong Kong Mr. Wang described occurred before the protests erupted.
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Riots erupted in Charlotte, N.C., after police shot and killed Keith Lamont Scott.
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But polls were mistaken, and Trump won election,#NotMyPresident protests erupted in objection.
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The volcano erupted on Monday afternoon while tour groups were on the island.
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Jovan said his first thought was that a gang confrontation had just erupted.
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Use that word," he roared, as the crowd erupted in cheers of "USA!
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US stocks fell sharply on Monday and Tuesday as trade tensions erupted again.
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"You've done it!" the woman shouted, half an instant before the stadium erupted.
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While the Michigan defense locked down in the second half, the offense erupted.
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There were 47 people on the White Island when it erupted last Monday.
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A major war erupted between Israel and its Arab neighbors two weeks later.
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Demonstrations erupted in various neighborhoods around the capital and elsewhere in the country.
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Some Martian volcanoes that look as if they erupted underwater could offer clues.
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The new incident erupted as Trump seemingly enjoyed a rare moment of calm.
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"My father would never have put up with any of this," Dennis erupted.
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In 2010, Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland erupted spectacularly when its magma met melting ice.
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The cheer that erupted from theater owners afterward was certainly a positive sign.
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Pulse was hosting a "Latin Night" when the gunfire erupted around 2 a.m.
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The number of missing has fluctuated widely since the fire erupted on Nov.
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São Paulo, Brazil — A war between Brazil's two largest criminal organizations has erupted.
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Dean had worked at the Los Angeles Times when this whole story erupted.
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GIC's original investment as the financial crisis erupted was worth around 11 billion francs.
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The crowd erupted into chaos, five hundred or so limbs flying in all directions.
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On Maui, Haleakala volcano is believed to have erupted last between 230 and 1600.
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And, on Monday, the crowd erupted in applause as he walked along the field.
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The volcano, Mount Agung, erupted back in 1963 and claimed over a thousand lives.
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The Falcon and its satellite were destroyed in the massive fireball that erupted Sept.
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The blaze erupted as powerful Santa Ana winds swept the region, causing power outages.
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But the tweetstorm that erupted that night had little to do with their show.
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It last erupted in 1963, killing more than 1,000 people and razing several villages.
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And when he tried to dodge a determined questioner about Obamacare, the audience erupted.
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That approach also hamstrung reaction to the Rohingya crisis that erupted in mid-2015.
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The Rohingya crisis erupted after ARSA attacks on security posts in Rakhine on Aug.
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Even before the scandal erupted investors had been pulling money out of its funds.
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The index is down 10 percent since June 5, when the diplomatic crisis erupted.
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Memphis recovered to trail by six before Tennessee erupted with a 15-3 push.
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The video stems from controversy that erupted yesterday over her KKW Beauty contour kits.
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The blazes erupted Monday, consuming forests and coastal towns on both sides of Athens.
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They are traces of the riots that erupted in Libreville after a disputed Aug.
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Protests erupted in California Tuesday night after police fatally shot an African-American man.
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Protests erupted in several cities; thousands of women demanded that the killers be punished.
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Andrea Castilla was celebrating her 24th birthday weekend when gunfire erupted in Las Vegas.
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It erupted about 24 minutes before the tsunami, Indonesia's Meteorology and Geophysics agency said.
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After the win, congratulatory messages erupted across the internet and bars across the country.
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A deadly shooting erupted in Chicago's Near West Side neighborhood around 4:50 a.m.
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People flee the Route 91 Harvest country music festival after gunfire erupted on Oct.
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Mobilisations and counter-mobilisations have erupted across the far reaches of the political spectrum.
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"The fires erupted in areas where wildlands meet urban and suburban development," he continued.
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The Hawaiin volcano has erupted at least 33 times in the past 175 years.
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That same afternoon, a loud boom sound erupted nearby, prompting fears of a shooting.
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But no Qatari name has issued a public dollar bond since the crisis erupted.
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Consider the controversy that erupted when Disney released Hunchback of Notre Dame in 1996.
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She displayed her defiance again on Tuesday as uncomfortable laughter erupted in the courtroom.
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"Loud bursts of gunfire erupted," Norma Capuyan, leader of a farmers' group, told reporters.
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The nearby Chaiten volcano erupted in 2008, forcing the evacuation of thousands of residents.
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The kaleidoscopic light glistened on each hi-hat and erupted at every successive drop.
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As the audience erupted into laughter, no one laughed as hard as the justice.
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Twitter erupted over the report, with many users wondering who made this executive decision.
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A feud erupted in October in the pages of two important state-run newspapers.
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By the time he ripped his shirt off, the crowd erupted into loud boos.
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The incident happened off-camera during the live broadcast, and social media immediately erupted.
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Mr Canavan says that he discovered this only when the citizenship row first erupted.
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The room, packed with fans dressed as characters from the show, erupted into cheers.
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Bongo took power from his father, Omar Bongo, in 2009, when similar protests erupted.
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After the video segment of her monologue went viral, the Twittersphere erupted in anger.
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No staff members were injured in the disturbance, which erupted shortly before 11 a.m.
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He had been waiting for them on the first floor when the fire erupted.
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During the Long Hot Summer of 1967, race riots erupted across the United States.
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" Finally, he erupted: "Look, either you shut up or you get out of here.
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Riiight. Days later, Bryant erupted for 21996 points as the Lakers upset Cuban's Mavericks.
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A brief and furious controversy erupted after the student tweeted the following on Saturday.
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The war in Croatia erupted when the country declared independence from the former Yugoslavia.
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After Beyoncé announced she was pregnant with twins, the Internet erupted with funny memes.
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The moment Swift walked through the door, his family erupted into screams and tears.
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" Cheers erupted throughout the chamber, while Republicans began a chant of "U-S-A!
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Mr. Klein and Ms. Stewart-Cousins shook hands, and the room erupted in applause.
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When the pontiff appeared on screen, "the room erupted in applause," the newspaper said.
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Diesels accounted for about a quarter of VW brand sales before the scandal erupted.
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A bidding war erupted for the rest, and meteorite hunting suddenly became a business.
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The court reversed its decision shortly afterward, but protests had already erupted against Maduro.
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Longstanding political differences between Kiir and Machar first erupted into conflict in late 2013.
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But shortly after, infections long simmering inside their young bodies erupted from their sutures.
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Violence erupted after the 2007 vote and the opposition disputed the outcome in 2013.
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Meanwhile, Twitter has pretty much erupted into a frenzy of speculation, jubilation, and rage.
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A fight erupted, a bloody Aaron went to the hospital, and cops are investigating.
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Bellandur Lake -- the city's largest -- made headlines in February when it erupted into flames.
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When McConnell moved to the Export-Import Bank measure, Cruz erupted on the floor.
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We got through the song without a flaw, the place erupted one last time.
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My dad erupted, grabbed the plate of pie and threw it against the wall.
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The conflict has been simmering ever since, and in early April it erupted again.
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Zimmermann retired the first 12 batters before the White Sox erupted for four runs.
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Student-led protests erupted, blocking streets in busy commercial areas for over two months.
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Hostilities erupted in eastern Ukraine, where a Russian-backed separatist movement began seizing cities.
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Clashes also erupted later at another protest by hundreds in front of Khartoum University.
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Hundreds of people were arrested across Russia on Sunday when protests erupted against corruption.
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The chief of staff also reportedly erupted at Trump in March, threatening to quit.
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" The hearing room erupted in laughter, and Franken asked Perry to rephrase. "Please. Please.
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Facebook denied the allegations after a backlash — from both conservative and liberal critics — erupted.
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Hawaii volcano Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted, pushing lava into a neighborhood and forcing evacuations.
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So when the Zika epidemic erupted in South America, it seemed a natural focus.
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But a few minutes later, a giant fireball erupted and briefly swallowed the vehicle.
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It last erupted in 2004-2008, prior to that 1989-2001 and 1980-1986.
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The crowd erupted into cheers of "Allahu Akbar!" as he emerged from the ruins.
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The Bulldogs erupted with the next 15 points, with Kispert contributing nine of them.
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Protests erupted on the streets of the city in the wake of his death.
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The arena repeatedly erupted as delegates cast the bulk of their votes for Clinton.
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In 28500, war erupted between Egypt and Israel, and within hours Jordan attacked Israel.
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The volcano, which erupted Thursday, already had driven hundreds of people from their homes.
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Scuffles erupted during a standoff between the police and demonstrators that lasted for hours.
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The Persian Gulf crisis with Qatar that erupted on June 5 reached a stalemate.
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As for Anthony, he had been sidelined when Linsanity first erupted in full force.
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The investigations followed mass protests that erupted in the North African country on Feb.
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The vast majority raised their hands in response, and then erupted into spontaneous applause.
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Before I knew it, chaos erupted as hundreds of students ran for their lives.
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In 22016, during the Arab Spring, Bahrain erupted in protests against the royal family.
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Yet this sleepy fishing town has erupted with development over the past few years.
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Since the protests erupted, Trump has evinced concern for the plight of ordinary Iranians.
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It last erupted in 2014, spewing lava and forcing thousands of people to evacuate.
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Her powerful tribute came several hours before the violence erupted in Dallas Thursday night.
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Despite its demographics, its leadership was mostly white until tensions erupted three years ago.
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Those cinemas were set on fire in 1987 when the first Palestinian uprising erupted.
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When told that they would have to leave, they erupted in anti-government chants.
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That week, the Tulsa race riots had erupted more than a thousand miles away.
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The flight attendant told her to sit down, and that's when the argument erupted.
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The audience erupted in laughter early, when Trump bragged about his accomplishments as president.
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The confrontation erupted into a brawl—everything was going as I thought it would.
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After police hit a lesbian on the head with a club, a fight erupted.
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Destiny first erupted on the scene with "YAYA" by her original moniker, Wavy Spice.
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Trudeau's Liberals were tied in polls with the opposition Conservatives before the scandal erupted.
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Massive protests erupted in Russia after the country first announced the law in February.
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Protests of Tuesday's vote have erupted in several major U.S. cities, including Portland, Ore.
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When Toba erupted 74,000 years ago, winds blew ash all the way to India.
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The clashes in Juba that first erupted late on Thursday have left scores dead.
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It apparently crossed an area burned by the Woolsey Fire, which erupted on Nov.
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The audience, about 60 people in a smoke-filled Kabul theater, erupted in applause.
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The latest controversy erupted last month, when the government introduced changes to electoral laws.
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But because of mass evacuations still in effect since the fire erupted on Nov.
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The house erupted, the concrete mixing with the insurgents' bodies in a pink mist.
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"Twenty-four hours later —— " Mr. de Blasio continued, then the room erupted in laughter.
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A political fight has erupted over filling the court's vacancy left by the Feb.
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Part of the viewer outrage that erupted around this scene was more plot-focused.
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In the early 20th century, Kurdish rebellions erupted across Anatolia and were savagely suppressed.
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In 1987, a gunfight erupted outside a jirga hall, killing or wounding 30 people.
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Next, a dispute erupted with the broker that had been hired to sell units.
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Those protests erupted after Kinshasa's governor ordered a halt to campaigning over security fears.
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A number of controversies have erupted around social media use by the company's employees.
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Similar tensions erupted this year over Novy God decorations in a Tel Aviv suburb.
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Early on the morning of January 230, 2465, a brawl erupted in eastern Siberia.
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Early on the morning of January 227, 2000, a brawl erupted in eastern Siberia.
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In 1970, riots erupted there in response to racial discrimination, hastening the city's tailspin.
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Similar scandals have erupted elsewhere during the pope's tenure, including in Chile and Australia.
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In February, deadly clashes erupted between members of a religious minority and security forces.
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As terrorists streamed in and Syria erupted, the free world kept a safe distance.
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In June, a volcano erupted near the capital of ________, killing at least 393 people.
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Fighting erupted between the Taliban and government forces, which continued for almost 40 minutes.
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The 75-foot (23-meter) Conception erupted in flames at about 3:15 a.m.
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The 75-foot (23-meter) Conception erupted in flames at about 3:15 a.m.
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When narcotics officers breached the front door of the home, gunfire erupted almost immediately.
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Mass protests erupted at airports across the United States in opposition to the ban.
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When asked to refrain from disturbing all around him, he erupted in high dudgeon.
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Earthquakes continued, landslides rumbled and ash-rich plumes erupted — all before the main event.
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Irreconcilable fissures over slavery erupted in both the Democratic Party and among Lincoln's Whigs.
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The shouts erupted just as soon as the words left Raúl R. Labrador's mouth.
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He also led prayers in 2009 amid protests that erupted after disputed presidential elections.
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They erupted in violence this week as demonstrators began smashing bank windows and ATMs.
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Bangladesh was already home to 400,000 Rohingya before the latest crisis erupted on Aug.
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The crowd erupted in applause, and the "La La Land" team rushed the stage.
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Mount Hood and Mount Shasta have each erupted in the last few hundred years.
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Governor Patterson erupted when he heard about the sit-in and saw the photos.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated and cities across the country soon erupted.
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Snapshot: Above, an apocalyptic scene in Laurel, Batangas Province, Philippines, after a volcano erupted.
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Israeli officials erupted in anger that Ms. Bensouda had not dismissed the Palestinian claims.
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New clashes between civilians erupted Sunday night in Fortress Hill and nearby North Point.
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The chamber erupted in applause as he stood in front of the crowd afterward.
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It was four or five people deep, and everyone erupted when he stepped outside.
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He fought the flames as they erupted on the vessel and then manned a .
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Closed-circuit video captured the moment an enormous fireball erupted along a busy thoroughfare.
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"I'm asking you," Roberts said, looking at Gant, and laughter erupted in the courtroom.
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Over the weekend, Chinese social media erupted with posts echoing the "Delete Uber" movement.
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An exchange of insults inside the theater erupted later into a parking-lot brawl.
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Even the family's dog — which had scampered away when the gunfire erupted — was safe.
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"And the aisle was the runway!" he added, as the audience erupted with laughter.
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Five of the victims were confirmed dead on the same day the volcano erupted.
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In the past, states have caved to corporations when a political furor has erupted.
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The volcano last erupted in 2016 but the last fatal eruption was in 1914.
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The police moved in, and violence erupted, harming peaceful demonstrators and youthful looters alike.
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The fire in the boat packed with scuba divers erupted shortly after 3 a.m.
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Makushin last erupted in 1995, when it sent an ash plume 8,000 feet high.
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Take, for instance, the immigration battle in the Senate that erupted earlier this month.
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Twenty-four Australians were on White Isand when the volcano erupted, Australian media said.
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"The fire erupted in a building guarded by the Republican Guard," Fayulu told Reuters.
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Immediately following the show Twitter erupted into a hysterical frenzy among the show's fans.
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Similar battles have erupted in places like Fort Lauderdale, Tampa and El Cajon, Calif.
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The criticism has erupted as the future of 21st Century Fox remains in limbo.
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But 185,000 have fled since fighting erupted in July in the capital of Juba.
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The heating failure followed an electrical fire that erupted in the jail on Jan.
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In 2013, three Germans were among five hikers who died when Mayon erupted suddenly.
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The audience of about 20 children, ages 3–6, and their caretakers erupted in applause.
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The town also drew national attention after emotional protests erupted in one village on Friday.
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Finally, it was the year when the alienated banlieues of French cities erupted in riots.
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The Woolsey Fire erupted less than three weeks after Grammer and Meyer's joyful Hawaiian wedding.
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Since then, the volcano has erupted more than ten times, including the one this year.
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In April last year, before the migrant crisis erupted she enjoyed backing of 75 percent.
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The Internet erupted with emotion and nostalgia when DiCaprio's first look-alike came to light.
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Clashes between protesters and police have erupted in towns near the border with the mainland.
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A few months before, Marteen allegedly erupted in anger after he saw two men kissing.
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An immediate backlash erupted from within and outside the company when the policy was announced.
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The volcano erupted in bursts of cloud and smoke lasting about five to 10 minutes.
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Social media largely erupted in celebration, though there were some voices of dissent and derision.
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But protests erupted by students angry that he was allowed to speak at their campus.
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In 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius erupted, peppering the ancient Roman city with ash and rock.
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However, other patrons who fled to the bathrooms as the gunfire erupted were now hostages.
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By then, protests had erupted in Yemen, Sudan, Bahrain, Libya, Morocco, Iraq, Jordan, and beyond.
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Protests erupted the day after the Zimbabwe election over alleged voting fraud on Aug. 1.
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The fight erupted in Toontown -- right in the middle of throngs of kids and families.
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While they did so, "gunfire erupted between two unrelated groups," the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said.
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The press was mostly there to cover the museum's public unveiling before the protest erupted.
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The Padres erupted for two six-run innings Saturday and thrashed the Rockies 16-3.
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In less than 24 hours, social media has erupted in response to the Charlottesville protests.
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Officials were alerted to the video clip on Monday after it erupted across social media.
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Disick, 33, then brings up the Swift controversy that erupted after the song was released.
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Protests erupted on Georgia Tech's campus on Monday night, after a candlelight vigil for Scout.
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Mr Piëch left the company before the scandal erupted and Mr Winterkorn has since resigned.
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Thousands of travelers have been stranded in Bali since Mt Agung erupted 4 days ago.
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One of her favorite artists was Jason Aldean, who was performing when the gunfire erupted.
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Sniffs and stifled sobs erupted as 37-year-old Sharilyn Ervin spoke into the microphone.
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Jane Fonda then named "Parasite" as the winner of best picture, and the room erupted.
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Her beloved pit bull had died suddenly after an undetectable mass on her liver erupted.
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Has anything changed for her since the black teenager was killed and mass protests erupted?
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Money transfer companies have reported a spike in remittances since the crisis erupted in August.
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But in 2011 the Arab spring erupted, and Arab despots responded by muzzling their critics.
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Initially, the workers were thought to have been welding pipe when the flash fire erupted.
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A huge fire erupted after three explosions in a vat of propane, the company said.
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Another man calls to say he safely fled after gunshots erupted at the popular nightclub.
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Pro-bono law clinics sprang up in airport terminals; massive spontaneous protests erupted outside them.
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Sores had erupted on his body from the scabies he contracted in a Libyan jail.
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Yet, drama erupted ahead of the scheduled vote time, as Flake huddled with Democratic senators.
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The Berlin crisis erupted because Moscow wanted to test the West, and America in particular.
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FUTURISTIC NAVY SEAL BOAT DUBBED &aposBATMOBILE&apos Downtown Tampa erupted into a "war zone" Wednesday.
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When the Lakers entered the building at halftime of the prior game, the crowd erupted.
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The last volcano to achieve red alert status was Iceland's Bárðarbunga, which erupted in 2014.
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Similar unrest erupted in Hong Kong, but the British authorities curbed it far more effectively.
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Protests against the deal erupted in the capital Dakar in 2016 during Sall's first term.
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Heightened security fears Violence has erupted across the central Asian country this spring and summer.
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Fierce fighting has erupted to drive ISIS out of Nineveh province and its capital, Mosul.
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The Kilauea volcano erupted Thursday, sending ash about 19243,000 feet (9,144 meters) into the air.
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The car erupted in flames, littering the highway with debris as bystanders tried to assist.
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The fire at the Hopewell Baptist Church in Greenville, Mississippi, erupted around 9:15 p.m.
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In the corners of nightclubs and on my Facebook newsfeed, my friends erupted into debates.
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Violent protests erupted in Catalonia following the arrest of the Spanish region's leader in Germany.
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Barnett's basket gave Missouri a 54-53 with 6:57 remaining before the Bulldogs erupted.
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At first a small problem, it has quickly erupted into a serious global health issue.
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The crowd erupted in cheers before Bieber clarified that he didn't mean to be rude.
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Clashes erupted in some villages, usually with Al Qaeda remnants that refused to play ball.
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From there, social media and news outlets erupted over the message that was being portrayed.
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We think of this as a crisis where in 2016 suddenly a volcano has erupted.
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Parícutin hasn't erupted in over half a century, but sits in a volcanically active land.
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The decision was reversed three days later, but by that time protests had already erupted.
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When the crowd first erupted into the "lock her up" chant, Christie nodded and smiled.
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Clashes erupted in some villages, usually with al-Qaida remnants that refused to play ball.
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The courtroom erupted Monday after former Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge Tracie Hunter was sentenced.
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Seventy people were in the Kyoto offices when the blaze erupted around 10:30 a.m.
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Thousands of people have died in riots that have erupted over Ayodhya over the years.
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At times, when Trump complained about reporters, cries of "Fake news!" and "CNN sucks!" erupted.
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On the other end of the line, Prodigy and Havoc erupted into hysterical convulsive laughter.
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All these things sort of erupted with death of Freddie Gray and have been continuing.
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It didn't issue one when riots erupted across America after the assassination of the Rev.
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It last erupted in 1915, when Lassen Peak had its small but historically significant blast.
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In the days that followed, violent protests erupted and race riots ripped that city apart.
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Seven years later, hostilities erupted again, over the border, and around 70,000 people were killed.
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The sudden concerns about global financials that erupted in February have caught markets by surprise.
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Nugroho said the crater was one of Indonesia's most active and last erupted in 2009.
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Chief John Mina described Mateen's arrival to the club and the firefight that immediately erupted.
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About 250,000 people have fled since violence erupted, most to border camps in neighbouring Tanzania.
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A Russian-backed separatist insurgency erupted in 2014 and bloodshed has continued despite the ceasefire.
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When gunfire erupted, the pair began running and Marquez McCool was shot in the back.
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Exports remain 20 percent below their peak reached in 2007 before the global crisis erupted.
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The internet has erupted over Google's latest Chrome release — and not in a good way.
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The decision spurred reactions from Congress and corporate America, and protests erupted across the nation.
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A valve blew and a minor fire erupted, which was put out quickly, Krueger said.
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Wyoming's Steamboat Geyser in Yellowstone National Park just erupted for the fifth time this year.
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After all, lava hadn't erupted at this part of the East Rift Zone in decades.
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Apple closed its stores early in Hong Kong after violent protests erupted in the city.
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LATE last night, as the polls closed in Britain, an apocalyptic thunderstorm erupted in Brussels.
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He was forced from his home on Leilani Estates after the Kilauea volcano erupted Thursday.
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At every remotely positive moment — a tackle, a completed pass — the group erupted into cheers.
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Banks have been shut for much of the time since protests erupted on Oct. 17.
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Markets have been seen unprecedented monetary stimulus since the global financial crisis erupted in 21.09.
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His comments about intimidation come after a firestorm erupted over the tweet issued by Rep.
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The tussle (which in reality was as one-sided as a mugging) erupted last weekend.
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Some splits erupted within religious communities themselves, pitting Christian against Christian, and Jew against Jew.
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After a scoreless first period, the teams erupted for seven goals in the middle frame.
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Freelance writer Ann Goryainova, 53, said she was traveling on Lombok when Agung finally erupted.
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In June, he took part in clashes with Pakistani forces that erupted on the border.
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Elsewhere in Syria on Saturday, clashes erupted between rebels and pro-government forces around Aleppo.
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Japan's Meteorological Agency said Sakurajima on the island of Kyushu erupted at around 7 p.m.
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"Lock her up" chants erupted at every rally in the final months of the campaign.
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The trip was canceled after controversy erupted over Pruitt's use of first-class air travel.
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The former judge's victory party erupted into cheers and chants as the results were announced.
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Ms. Abedin's choice to separate from her husband evokes the debates that erupted over Mrs.
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Before the scandal erupted in October, Ban was widely expected to join Park's Saenuri Party.
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Over the past several days, disruptive protests have erupted from Portland, Oregon to New York.
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Violence erupted last Friday when police fired teargas at opposition leaders and hundreds of demonstrators.
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The roster of those unaccounted for has fluctuated widely since the fire erupted on Nov.
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The last time Agung erupted was in 1963, when more than 1,000 people were killed.
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Today, the summit of the Kilauea volcano erupted, shooting ash and smoke into the air.
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The struggle that consumed the group erupted in February 2015 when the association disqualified Mrs.
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The audience at a debate in Minnesota erupted in laughter earlier this week after Rep.
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At least 404 terrestrial volcanoes have erupted since 1883 — the year of Krakatoa's historic eruption.
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When attempting to land in Kathmandu, it crashed into a field and erupted into flames.
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Within weeks of the the 2016 presidential election, a massive controversy erupted around a billboard.
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When Hug swung up his first axe kick as a professional kickboxer the crowd erupted.
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On Sunday, a violent clash erupted between local Muslims and Christians after a traffic dispute.
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However, other fires have erupted north of San Francisco, prompting new rounds of evacuations there.
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But, for curiosity's sake, what would happen if all the world's supervolcanoes erupted at once?
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Bands of young men in red-and-white Dr. Seuss hats erupted in drinking chants.
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Rebels and civilian residents said clashes erupted there overnight after government forces tried to advance.
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It is 2,500 times more than erupted from Mount St. Helens in 1980, not 250,000.
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When it erupted into a major presidential campaign issue, some leading Democrats, including California Sen.
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Massive protests erupted around Brazil (pictured above) and many people began calling for Rousseff's resignation.
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Mr. Peterson was the only armed sheriff's deputy at the school when the shooting erupted.
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Student-led demonstrations erupted last year in response to a surge in university tuition costs.
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Lawsuits and counterclaims erupted, and Qualcomm reduced its revenue estimates by $500 million a year.
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Discussions erupted on social media over why the Free Syrian Army had felled the statue.
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The ambassador was recalled to Islamabad last month after tensions erupted over the Kashmir attack.
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Suddenly, the countdown began, and a massive puff of white smoke erupted underneath a rocket.
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This debate erupted during the first night of the Democratic debates, as Sanders and Sen.
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Animosity erupted during the video conference at the Pentagon last month between Mr. Mattis; Gen.
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Researchers compared the saddle to those used by Romans around the time Mount Vesuvius erupted.
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And that number swelled only after a public furor erupted over the ship's empty beds.
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Just before the extinctions, volcanoes in what is now Siberia erupted on a tremendous scale.
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Black protests ensued, which turned into a resistance movement and black ghettos erupted in violence.
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But by then another uprising had erupted in western Darfur that would define his legacy.
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A volcano is considered potentially active if it has erupted in the past 20063,000 years.
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The latest erupted last week in Zhenjiang, a city in Jiangsu Province in eastern China.
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Gunfire then erupted again in at least two more bursts, both shorter than the first.
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A bitter debate has erupted in Sugar Land, a fast-growing suburb southwest of Houston.
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The three were outside the Walmart raising money for Emily's soccer team when gunfire erupted.
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But that was all ripped apart one day in her sixth summer, when Greenwood erupted.
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Then, as the trade war with the United States erupted, Chinese regulators effectively killed it.
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The Kilauea volcano erupted from its summit earlier this year after days of small earthquakes.
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The pro-Yankee crowd erupted in cheers, making Flushing sound very much like the Bronx.
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It was midday and the dogs were resting at their feet when the gunfire erupted.
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Civil war erupted four years ago, after President Salva Kiir sacked his deputy, Riek Machar.
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When the authorities said he had won, huge protests erupted, leading to months of unrest.
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During Williamson&aposs unbelievable fourth-quarter takeover, the Smoothie King Center erupted in "MVP" chants.
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The crowd erupted in cheers, and several crystal champagne flutes shattered on the limestone terrace.
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Calls for supporting electric cars have grown since the Volkswagen emissions scandal erupted last year.
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Separatist violence erupted in eastern Ukraine in 2014 and has killed 9,600 people so far.
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As hostilities erupted between Hindus and Muslims, my father was cut off from his family.
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Add to that their mutual animosity, which erupted in caustic exchanges in the Nevada debate.
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After the Quran burning at Bagram came to light, violent protests erupted around the country.
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Gunfire erupted in hookah bars at two locations about a mile and a half apart.
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The last time Russian President Vladimir Putin sent troops to Belarus a new war erupted.
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Communities where services like water and healthcare have failed have erupted in protests and riots.
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Like the Arab Spring represented in the movie, R.B.S.S. almost seems to have spontaneously erupted.
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Cheers from anti-vaccination protesters erupted from the Senate chamber gallery just after 8 p.m.
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"Last year I was on Ternate in Indonesia when Gamalama volcano erupted," Kim told CNBC.
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In 1991, Mount Pinatubo erupted north of Manila, the second-largest eruption of the century.
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A war of words erupted on Monday between The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Warner Bros.
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Mr. Jones erupted on his show, saying the child pornography was planted to incriminate him.
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Banks have been shut for much of the time since protests erupted on Oct. 17.
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Police had earlier said around 50 people were on the island when the volcano erupted.
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Gunfire erupted from inside and outside the truck, though it's not clear who fired first.
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My god, White Island volcano in New Zealand erupted today for first time since 2001.
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Anger with Modi's Hindu nationalist government over the citizenship act has erupted for two reasons.
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A band was playing Beatles music as the violence erupted on the road next door.
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Trilobites Cliffs collapsed, boulders moved, cracks opened up, and jets of dust and gas erupted.
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The volcano, off New Zealand's North Island, erupted on Monday at about 2:11 p.m.
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Forty-seven people were on the island when the volcano erupted just after 2 p.m.
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But it was when he uttered a single word — "Hillary" — that the crowd truly erupted.
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South Sudan, the world's newest country, had just erupted in civil war along ethnic lines.
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Syncopated chants of "We are here, we are queer, we will dance," erupted between songs.
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Infestations of the pest have erupted across Africa including in Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
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Once the fire erupted, people were trapped in a cluttered warehouse with just two exits.
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He said the president had already committed impeachable offenses even before the Ukraine scandal erupted.
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The volcano, off New Zealand's North Island, erupted on Monday at about 2:11 p.m.
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Four years ago, an underwater volcano erupted in the South Pacific, creating a new island.
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They flicked the lights on and off in their cells, as cheers erupted down below.
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It has continued that pace of eruptions in 2019 and last erupted on Feb. 1.
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"Don't kid yourself!" a woman shouted from the back, and the room erupted in approval.
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If only the frenzy of feeling that erupted in Act II had been visible onstage.
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Punk first erupted in Poland in the 80s, soundtracking the country's crescendo towards political change.
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However, that night the patrons fought back, the police lost control and a riot erupted.
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A pink sky erupted around the building as we modeled in our most Instagrammable poses.
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A free-for-all has erupted over the right to sell merchandise with Prince's mug.
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The war has claimed more than 9,000 lives since hostilities erupted almost two years ago.
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Then gunshots erupted inside, leaving Jean and 17-year-old drug dealer Joshua Wright dead.
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It will face considerable challenges: The economy was devastated by the conflict that erupted in 2013.
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The 25-year-old salesman for an electrical company abandoned his Damascus home when fighting erupted.
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More than 5 million Syrians have fled their homeland since the civil war erupted in 2011.
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As a result, pogroms, rioting and massacres erupted in the provinces of Bengal and the Punjab.
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"There is no way to subpoena phone calls," Rosenstein replied, as the room erupted in laughter.
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"I can't hear you," said Waters in response to which the hearing room erupted in laughter.
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After an initial blaze was extinguished, a storage tank was punctured, and a second fire erupted.
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To Mauna Loa&aposs northwest is Hualalai, which last erupted between the late 25s and 0003.
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Serious communal violence between Rohingya and ethnic Rakhine Buddhists erupted in 2012 and sporadic unrest followed.
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Protests erupted in mid-April after Ortega imposed austerity measures for Nicaragua&aposs social security system.
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Dan Lindsey / NOAA Alaska's Pavlof erupted unexpectedly yesterday afternoon, the volcano's first eruption since November 2014.
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The White Sox then erupted for four runs in the third inning despite a double play.
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News of the sale and employee walkout quickly erupted on social media and "#WayfairWalkout" went viral.
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As Cotton attempted to move on from her question, the crowd erupted in support of McFarland.
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Once, as Priebus was talking, a chant of "Trump, Trump, Trump," erupted from the conference floor.
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We're told the fight erupted over an argument involving Kevin Sr.'s demand for spousal support.
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Protests also erupted in 2012 after the government cut fuel subsidies to secure an IMF loan.
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The protests erupted on Wednesday with residents demanding that the province's Premier Supra Mahumapelo step down.
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She had been going to the Borderline for about two months when gunfire erupted late Wednesday.
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In places like Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore, protests erupted over the police treatment of black men.
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But then the first big outbreak erupted on Yap island in Micronesia, with 49 confirmed cases.
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So many of the tensions that had been simmering under the surface since its founding erupted.
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Massive protests erupted demanding the death penalty for all war criminals and the banning of Jamaat.
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A feud erupted Thursday on Twitter between Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and outgoing Democratic Rep.
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