When a volcano erupts, stuff comes out of the ground.
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" The audience then erupts into a spontaneous cheer of "Kanye!
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She smiles often, and almost as frequently erupts in laughter.
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A scandal erupts when #CocaCola publishes Russia's map without Crimea.
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Controversy erupts every few years here over edgy, experimental versions.
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Crowd erupts at Joni Ernst event in rural Iowa pic.twitter.
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The crowd erupts in an extended "Lock Her Up!" chant.
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Humanity, of course, does not make peace and violence erupts.
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If a sudden torrential downpour erupts, then that's another story.
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It's pure perfection that suddenly erupts into a garbage fire.
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When fury erupts, it does so with power and clarity.
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It's no surprise when violence fully erupts at the checkpoint.
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She erupts in bursts of anger she almost can't control.
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PST - The audience erupts into stunned applause and a standing ovation.
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Southwest turns on the pink lights and a loud cheer erupts.
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You have no idea when it erupts into real-world violence.
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The next time it erupts, there could be danger, USGS suggests.
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He erupts in 30-second bursts but usually settles down. 2.
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Every effort should be made to prevent violence before it erupts.
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The devices purport to identify stress and anger before violence erupts.
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The whole group erupts into yelling when Afid brings up feminism.
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Then chatter and cross-talk erupts, including an accusation of racism.
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Once dictators are marginalized in places with ancient rivalries, conflict erupts.
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A volcano in New Zealand erupts while tourists are on it.
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This has to be done before a new financial crisis erupts.
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The Sakurajima volcano, on the southernmost main island of Kyushu, erupts frequently.
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Lava erupts from a fissure in Leilani Estates on May 23rd, 2018.
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When a political storm erupts, he strategically decides when to insert himself.
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Littoral explosions happen when hot lava erupts on entry into cold seawater.
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A brawl erupts ... leaving Alex with a HUGE bump on his head.
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Suddenly, a chorus of shocked exclamations erupts, hinting at some major news.
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An unexpected argument erupts and Jazz tells her sister to kick rocks.
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Riots erupts after the court refused Karnataka's request for a further reduction.
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Florida has vanished; a second civil war erupts over fossil-fuel usage.
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The buzzer sounds, the crowd erupts, and Stauskas walks off the floor.
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To the Editor: "Dissent Erupts at Facebook" highlights a dilemma confronting Facebook.
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Lava is the term for magma after it erupts from a volcano.
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Boos, hissing erupts as Trump mentions reforming 'chain migration' 10:6900 p.m.
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And Darren Criss ("Glee") coolly seethes — until he viciously erupts — as Cunanan.
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The virus stays dormant until, for unknown reasons, it erupts decades later.
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Plumes of smoke and ash rise above Tagaytay as Taal volcano erupts.
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"I see a black future, even if a revolution erupts," he said.
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Here comes the motion to approve the rules and the place erupts.
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When a scandal involving her husband erupts, her once pristine image is compromised.
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Drama in your social life erupts thanks to today's full moon in Cancer.
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What's more, Jupiter's moon Io erupts fairly frequently, ejecting tons of material, i.e.
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More on this... Feud erupts between Dem socialist Ocasio-Cortez and defeated Rep.
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The crowd erupts in front of the State Library of Victoria in Melbourne.
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Now, every time there is a change, a familiar chorus of dissent erupts.
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Among Nairobi's other potential deterrents are sporadic political violence that erupts during elections.
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A fountain of blood, painted in bright red watercolor, erupts from his torso.
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"That was a completely bonkers moment, where the whole thing erupts," he said.
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Old Faithful is a powerful geyser that erupts regularly in Yellowstone National Park.
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Why one place erupts and another does not is never easy to discern.
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In fact, it's this rock that ultimately erupts from volcanoes on the surface.
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The room erupts in chants of "JOE, JOE, JOE" when the film finishes.
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Shaun Livingston retrieves a missed shot and the entire restaurant erupts in cheers.
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" The subway car erupts in a gasp and Ayala gives his reply: "What?
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When a bride decides on a dress, the entire store erupts in cheers.
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Eventually, Ross's distorted guitar erupts into dissonant sunbursts over the roughly galloping beat.
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Go deeper: On China anniversary, violence erupts between Hong Kong police and protesters
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Occasionally, the sun erupts giant amounts of particles known as coronal mass ejections.
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Residents look on as the Taal volcano erupts in Talisay, Philippines, Jan. 12.
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When the ice defrosts, gas erupts from the cracks and inevitably, sand follows.
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As the steam erupts from mama's head, it softens stains for an easy clean.
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The one above contains gas-rich rhyolitic magma, which occasionally erupts to the surface.
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You would think that the more a volcano erupts, the more dangerous it is.
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The Old Faithful Geyser erupts every 51 to 120 minutes, according to the NPS.
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Lava erupts from fissures on May 18 along Kilauea volcano's lower East Rift Zone.
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The violence erupts again as the crowd rushes the car, smashing the back windshield.
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Lava erupts from a fissure, surrounded by a horseshoe-shaped wall of hardened lava.
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A column of reddish-brown ash erupts from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on May 4.
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Then, when he's just the slightest bit kind to Issa, she erupts in tears.
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A robotic farmhand attacks me, and when I shoot it, it erupts in flames.
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Cassie, like Caelynn earlier in the episode, erupts, weeping and lashing out at Kirpa.
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Epic Brawl Erupts At Denny'sConrad Hilton Breaks Into Celeb HomeChris Brown: Karrueche Will Testify
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Syphilis starts with a painless sore that erupts wherever the bacterium invaded the body.
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After finishing his first song of the evening, the crowd at 12 Kings erupts.
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But when she thinks the camera is off, she erupts exuberantly at her performance.
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Impromptu dancing erupts when the staff gives a signal by banging on kitchen pots.
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The spacecraft would conduct close flybys to study the magma and how it erupts.
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The bubbling frustration with the real estate market at times erupts into open defiance.
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This one bubbles over and erupts with them, like a fetid geyser at Yellowstone.
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The White Island volcano erupts in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, Dec. 9.
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The hydrogen has been found in icy water that periodically erupts through the moon's crust.
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The room erupts in laughter, lightening the mood made heavy by the current political climate.
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Some in government circles want a top-down overhaul before Iraq erupts from the bottom.
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Seconds later, an airstrike hits close to the berm and the room erupts in cheers.
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But once a school scandal erupts and the truth begins to unravel, things get complicated.
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"We can save this world," Dolores says in the trailer as chaos erupts in Westworld.
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It's when they're by themselves, rehearsing, that resentment erupts, with an increasing and annihilating force.
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A simulated rainbow engulfs Kesha and her dancers, before a bona fide glitter storm erupts.
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Instantly, the crowd erupts with cries of "The Night King!" and begins begging for autographs.
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The heated argument that erupts is the most intense confrontation between the two women yet.
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ICYMI: Trump threatens UC Berkeley after campus erupts in protests over Milo Yiannopoulos speech pic.twitter.
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S. trade war erupts following Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping's G20 dinner on Saturday.
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Lava erupts and flows from a Kilauea volcano fissure, near the Puna Geothermal Venture plant.
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Surface-to-air missile fire erupts above Damascus, Syria, in the early hours of Saturday.
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A knot of fear erupts at the base of my spine and travels up¬ward.
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The Supreme Court issues some key rulings; a volcano erupts in Guatemala, with deadly results.
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Many companies now take steps to be nimble and responsive when a furor erupts online.
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Naturally, everyone erupts in an uproar and I can't help but laugh — people are MAD.
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When a fire erupts inside the vehicle, officers decide to extract her from the car.
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Two sons got jobs at state firms — a livelihood they fear losing if chaos erupts.
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As plumes of ash rise from a volcano, volcanic lightning sometimes erupts within its clouds.
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She calls the shots from her base, while all the action erupts a world away.
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Enceladus has a subsurface ocean and this saltwater periodically erupts from the moon's surface as plumes.
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As "Shallow" wrapped up, the crowd erupts into thunderous applause and Cooper took a humble bow.
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The huge cloud that erupts when one of its shuttles takes off isn't smoke, but steam.
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BBC crew makes dramatic escape as Mount Etna erupts This has "nope" written all over it.
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Nearly every other week a new scandal erupts, often involving an aide or a family member.
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Lava erupts from fissures in the Leilani Estates subdivision near Pahoa, Hawaii, Tuesday, May 22, 2018.
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First, when the blasting cap detonates, the gel basically erupts and explodes into this dancing substance.
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An argument erupts among some soldiers about which radio channel they were meant to be on.
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Chaos erupts from there, with James melting down with denials when confronted with this new revelation.
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A massive battle, often called the Battle of New York, erupts and The Avengers are victorious.
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One major piece of data was missing: what happens inside of a volcano before it erupts.
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The olivine can also simply "fall out" of the lava as it erupts into the air.
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Spills have been a source of tension across the Niger Delta, which often erupts into violence.
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The fraternity members appear agitated and at one point a shoving match erupts between two men.
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They would get inside the village and a huge firefight erupts, and they kick ISIS out.
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Museveni, 71, has warned opponents to expect a tough response from security services if violence erupts.
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Helping with their finances before a crisis erupts is a smart move, but a tricky one.
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Fissures These are the long cracks or fractures in the Earth's surface that lava erupts from.
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Hot spot Basically, a pressure pimple in the Earth's mantle that erupts to become a volcano.
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Things are tense and tedious until a conflict erupts, precipitating heroism, atrocity or something more ambiguous.
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If a crisis erupts, there's no clarity as to which of these two policies will govern.
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In pictures: Guatemala volcano erupts Images from the scene showed a firefighter weeping over the devastation.
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The second the words came out of Don Jr.'s mouth, the place erupts in elation.
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There was a telling moment when Norma erupts, furious and humiliated to discover her lover's betrayal.
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One of the joys of parenting comes when a toddler erupts enthusiastically when you return home.
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The climax may be slow in coming, but once it arrives, it erupts with monumental force.
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Hundreds queued at polling stations, looking to vote early and avoid ballot disruptions if violence erupts.
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Violence sometimes erupts over disputes related to the building of churches, religious conversions and interfaith relationships.
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The bus erupts in cheers when the Cubs clinch the title with a final out. Mrs.
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After an Adagio colored by exquisite wind solos, the last movement erupts in a jubilant, rustic dance.
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Drivers make their way through a light rain of volcanic ash, as Fuego erupts near Guatemala City.
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These days, Toronto erupts with standing ovations for Carter practically every time he steps on the court.
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Whenever Lebanon erupts in violence, efforts are made to tinker with, though not fundamentally alter, these imbalances.
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He then erupts in tears, telling the camera that he's never really tried to make himself happy.
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Rousseff vows to fight, but worry erupts over the impact on the preparation for the Olympic Games.
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At his most vigorous, Mr. Wey erupts into a kind of grunting and rapid, hushed, unintelligible talking.
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If he mentions say, the name Ted Cruz, and a "Lyin' Ted" chant erupts, he smells victory.
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When a controversy erupts that incites criticism of the Party, its trolls react in a counterintuitive way.
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The violence erupts again after that, as the crowd rushes the car and smashes it to hell.
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The crowd erupts in cheers as the officer smiles and takes a sip of the soft drink.
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Violence often erupts in Cameroon's volatile Anglophone provinces, whose residents make up 20% of the country's population.
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Sectarian violence sometimes erupts over disputes on issues related to church building, religious conversions and interfaith relationships.
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They push themselves and each other to their physical limits, until someone erupts in triumph or defeat.
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"Sometimes they sneeze right in peoples faces and the whole class just erupts in laughter," she said.
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The crowd erupts in cheers, but she is determined, holding up one finger: She wants another try.
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The only way to make sense of what happens when a volcano erupts is to peer inside.
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The bar erupts, with his family members screaming for joy and exchanging elated hugs and high fives.
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This conveniently paralyzes the ladybug while the larva erupts from her abdomen and spins itself into a cocoon.
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Their spat erupts at the final cocktail party, when Demi interrupts Tracy's time with Colton for a massage.
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"USA!" chant erupts in House chamber as President Trump highlights the record-number of women serving in Congress.
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The famed Old Faithful geyser erupts into a clear blue sky in a new video taken on Dec.
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From there, the video erupts into a grainy, color-saturated love letter to New Orleans and bounce music.
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He said there are very slight odds, perhaps 10 percent, that financial market chaos erupts after the election.
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Washington (CNN)As the GOP erupts into civil war, Hillary Clinton is happy to sit back and watch.
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Financially speaking, the unspoken promise that officials will step in if a crisis erupts keeps borrowing costs low.
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But watch closely ... before the fight erupts, you see the Seahawks fan get another guy in a headlock.
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The rapper, visibly upset while the rest of the room erupts in laughter, is challenged again by Ebro.
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Debate Audience Erupts in Laughter After Republican Corey Stewart Says Trump "is standing up to the Russians."pic.twitter.
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This stress-pimple monster erupts on Selina's face in the aftermath of the unprecedented tie on election night.
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On average, at least one water main still erupts each day, though only a few draw much attention.
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A Kentucky high school reels after a fatal shooting Tuesday; a volcano erupts near a Japanese ski resort.
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Driver playing a cokehead in mourning has the kind of volcanic energy that rarely erupts on Broadway anymore.
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A crisis about waste erupts when authorities close the main landfill site near Beirut, having arranged no alternative.
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Still, chaos inevitably erupts whenever he arrives at a restaurant and announces he is there to inspect it.
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Back in Brooklyn, Esty's family erupts in disbelief when they hear she is in Germany, of all places.
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The difficulty of balancing his private and literary lives erupts in scenes that have a refreshingly absurdist edge.
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As the engine room floods, children are abandoned, marriages break up, false information is disseminated, and rioting erupts.
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That scream erupts in the present tense, when the women are together again and prison is behind them.
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It's purely pianissimo compared with the cacophony that erupts from the audience when Ms. Riley completes that ballad.
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Tourists flee White Island by boat as it erupts in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, Dec. 2000.
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There is little doubt that when the rage festering among them fully erupts, no one will emerge unscarred.
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Milwaukee erupts after a police shooting; more uncomfortable revelations about Donald Trump's campaign and Russia; flooding in Louisiana.
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The building erupts in smoke, falls to the ground, and nameless people laugh and cheer in the background.
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It's just fun to watch the mayhem and outrage that erupts when those secular shibboleths are openly mocked.
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And then from that story, we get a larger narrative that erupts into what we call religious traditions.
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Violence erupts during white supremacist rally in Charlottesville Violence erupts during white supremacist rally in Charlottesville One person was killed and 19 were injured on Saturday when a speeding car plowed into a crowd of Black Lives Matter counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, as a white supremacist rally turned increasingly violent.
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Before I can even begin to remove the coiled top, the bottle erupts into a violent pink mist volcano.
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Leaders come and go; promises are made and betrayed; anger erupts into violence, which is crushed with greater violence.
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This is a formula for endless procrastination in a nation where the mass shooter nightmare erupts with savage regularity.
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Behold the botfly, whose larva burrows into your skin, feeds on your flesh, and erupts out in alien fashion.
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Once he pops the tab and takes a sip, a picture is taken and the crowd erupts in applause.
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Around 1:30 pm, gunfire erupts at a kosher supermarket in the Porte de Vincennes neighborhood, in eastern Paris.
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"Nobody knows anything about the flow paths" for the hot water that erupts from Yellowstone's geysers, Ms. Finn said.
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It predominantly erupts basaltic lava in effusive eruptions that mostly flow into the ocean but occasionally experiences explosive eruptions.
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Starz's American Gods erupts onscreen in gushes of blood and sex and storms that crack the sky wide open.
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Björk sings "and just that kiss was all there is" before the song erupts into a soupy, primordial ecstasy.
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Watch "Eggs Fly In Kosovo's Parliament" Read "Kosovo's Government Headquarters Set on Fire After Riot Erupts at Huge Protest"
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The scene — an animal's inner turmoil erupts in a charmingly savage display — feels ripped from a Lisa Hanawalt comic.
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"When I say testing 4-year-olds is idiotic, the entire room erupts in laughter and applause," she said.
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Today, the volcano erupts once every 475 days or so, but in the 1990s, Loki brightened every 540 days.
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It is this kind of double standard that stokes Donald Trump's ire and erupts in his tweets and statements.
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" —Virgil Dickson, Modern Healthcare "Anger erupts at Republican town halls": "On Thursday night, two Republican members of Congress -- Reps.
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They are making contingency plans in case a new conflict erupts in Lebanon, sending thousands of Lebanese Armenians their way.
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The dream upsets her in such a visceral way that her body erupts with intense flames that scorch her bedroom.
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Once he's wrapped, the production team erupts into applause and yells, "Keet," which is how Spanish fans pronounce his name.
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Surrounded by quieter songs, it erupts in a burst of previously denied feeling, tearing a gash in Ctrl's emotional fabric.
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For a brief moment she holds it together, but she inevitably loses her composure and the crowd erupts with glee.
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An ugly media debate erupts over basic decency as liberal protesters hound Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other White House aides.
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Israel says Hezbollah dug the tunnels as a means of attacking civilians if another war erupts between the two countries.
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Cops are Protesting Beyonce's Concert Justin Bieber Has Another Monkey-Related ProblemA Scary Situation Erupts on Jo Fraust's Nanny Show
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The girl holding my feet let go as if I've torched her with my fart; the class erupts into laughter.
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This return becomes the subject of Escape to Margaritaville's second act, which is set into motion when the volcano erupts.
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By the end of the fourth act, that spark erupts into an inferno of hysteria that topples furniture and actors.
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At first, it seems like her heart doesn't work because she falls over in pain and he erupts into flames.
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It's rare to be part of a movie audience that erupts in spontaneous applause during the middle of the film!
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ONE evening in Tombo, as fish buyers throng the seafront, an argument erupts at the far end of the harbour.
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The first crisis that erupts in " The Final Year " involves Samantha Power, the former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.
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Israel and Gaza militants have fought three wars in the past 10 years, and violence occasionally erupts along the frontier.
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Everyone else has eyes wide open: -- CNN: "Shaken, saddened, scared: Washington erupts over Mattis resignation" -- The banner headline on NYTimes.
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RELATED: Shaken, saddened, scared: Washington erupts over Mattis News of Mattis' resignation reverberated through Washington like a collective gut punch.
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After centuries of relative calm, chaos erupts into a full-blown war, involving several of the realm's great family houses.
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When the Boy proves too weak, the man is killed in his presence, as the orchestra erupts in gnashing rage.
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The video shows occupants of other vehicles scrambling as gunfire erupts around them during the afternoon rush in Broward County.
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Violence often erupts in Cameroon's English-speaking provinces, where residents say they have been marginalized by the Francophone-dominated government.
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Public gallery erupts into chorus of 'I Am Australian' after Parliament votes to legalise same-sex marriage #auspol #SSM pic.twitter.
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Press a button and the panorama erupts with music and flashing lights—a Las Vegas-style carnival of nuclear majesty.
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ICE funding showdown expected amid calls by Dems to abolish agency Feud erupts between Dem socialist Ocasio-Cortez and defeated Rep.
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As Moscow erupts in protests over its own ban, Iran's judiciary has just ordered the nation's telecommunications providers to block Telegram.
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It could be decades or even centuries before, or even if, this supervolcano erupts, so Californians can chill for now. [Geology]
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The crowd erupts into applause as Tyler looks across the field to see his father, dressed in uniform, walking toward him.
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" And, so, the Lalacano erupts, as she informs Jax, "I will talk to you however I damn well please … Respect her!
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He adores his sister and erupts into tearful horror when his parents marry her off as soon as she begins menstruating.
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" After the girls tells him she's 17, the crowd erupts ... to which Drake replies, "I can't go to jail yet, man!
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If a trade war erupts, one way China could retaliate might be to reduce its holdings of Treasuries, currently about $1.2trn.
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In response, on May 1, a large strike erupts in Chicago which spreads to other cities across the U.S. and Europe.
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That in turn would compromise his capacity to unite the nation during a crisis or when the next political volcano erupts.
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There is an active volcano that measures 44 miles across, and if it erupts, it could wipe out the entire US.
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NASA has discovered more evidence that water erupts from beneath the surface of Europa, one of the many moons of Jupiter.
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Here's what the disaster looks like, by the numbers: 215,214 degrees Fahrenheit That's the temperature of Kīlauea lava when it erupts.
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Now, Barranco brings his claustrophobic re-interpretation of Licht's "Furia," masterfully suppressing the original's raging energy until the groove finally erupts.
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The chant erupts in a college auditorium in Washington, as admirers of a conservative internet personality shout down a black protester.
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As her parents focus on Greta, neglecting her, Beata withdraws, and then, as Malena describes with rueful candor, one day erupts.
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"There is no smoking gun or mathematic indicator of if a volcano erupts or when," said Michalski of Hong Kong University.
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One-third of the world's succulent species are found there, and every spring, the ground erupts in color as wildflowers bloom.
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Shondaland imagines what happens after Romeo and Juliet meet their demise and a monumental feud erupts between the Montagues and Capulets.
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In another video, tourists can be seen waiting on a dock on the island, while the volcano erupts in the background.
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Mr. Seidenberg's simmering anger at how teachers themselves are taught erupts over those last hundred pages, and it's bracing to behold.
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There's a breakdown in the track and the crowd erupts while the trombonist continues to float notes into the dark room.
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The second is fantastical but mathematically permissible: The water starts still, erupts in the middle of the night, then returns to stillness.
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Aid organization Save the Children warned of the risk of a humanitarian emergency on both sides of the border if fighting erupts.
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When the the ball hits the ground, a hellish sort of chaos immediately erupts as the crowd swarms and begins attacking itself.
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These are acts you might read about in the more sensational tabloids with the sort of revulsion that erupts into embarrassed laughter.
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"Mouth moving non-stop with not a lot to say," sings Jiwani before a fuzzed-out guitar lead erupts from the mix.
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A suburban neighborhood erupts into conflict when a family decides to adopt a Chinese American baby, which sparks a volatile custody battle.
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The city spends about $224 million a year to replace the pipes, but at least one water main still erupts each day.
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The show heavily implied that Maltby and Adams were meant to be — the kind of romance that erupts after years of friendship.
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And just like that, we're each ushered off to a game — some semblance of organization before it all invariably erupts into chaos.
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For now, that progress seemed to buy GOP leaders more time before an immigration civil war erupts -- at least until next week.
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Worse, an empty bench means that the administration runs the risk of being flatfooted if a serious crisis on the Peninsula erupts.
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Laughter erupts from everyone at the table as my dad chuckles to himself, pleased his joke has played well with the crowd.
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In a flood of blazing color, the Metropolitan Opera House stage erupts in a style at once storybook naïve and neoprimitivist-modernist.
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By extension, the music within them that erupts to such disarming effect is the manifestation of irrepressible emotions that we all experience.
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Tolstoy interrupts her frenzied search and a violent confrontation erupts, after which 82-year-old Leo flees his home with his doctor.
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For me, the show's most truly shocking scene comes when Lena finally erupts, in raging sorrow, at her beloved, much-indulged son.
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That's about 219% of the 3.5 billion he estimates the U.S. will need if COVID-19 erupts into a full-blown pandemic.
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We live in an age of disputes, so it should come as no surprise when fury erupts over this question of clocks.
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As half of Argentina erupts in delight and the other sinks into the deepest despair, Uranga will keep his emotions in check.
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The lake lies at the foot of the nearly 5,000-foot Ilyinsky Volcano, which erupts roughly every 100 years and is overdue.
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The city erupts, oozes, overflows; everyone is outdoors, walking quickly or standing on the corner checking phones, dialing phones, speaking on phones.
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Often, a compression stall includes a loud, disconcerting bang, and sometimes a quick flame erupts from behind the engine, then quickly disappears.
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The new requirement is intended to help the authorities track people in a region where violence sometimes erupts because of ethnic tensions.
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When she erupts in defiance, Ms. van den Heever sent phrases slicing through Berg's orchestra, and you understood the character's frustrated power.
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Op-Ed Contributor When violence erupts in Jerusalem and the West Bank, it is usually not long before the Gaza Strip follows.
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At the center of "The Choice" is an escalating series of skirmishes that culminate in the battle that erupts at episode's end.
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Also on the show: K-pop is just one of the many Korean exports boycotted in China after a row erupts over missiles.
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If a shooting, natural disaster, or civil unrest erupts near an address deemed important to a client, Factal's technology will surface that information.
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Lava erupts from a fissure east of the Leilani Estates subdivision during ongoing eruptions of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, on May 13.
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Every time I play it the whole place erupts, and I can't wait to play it out more once it's released after summer.
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Finally, she erupts, unable to contain her true feelings as to the difference between her relationship with Kevin and her relationship with Randall.
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While the Hilltop erupts in battle, one of TWD's more insufferable subplots is brought to the forefront when Henry goes looking for revenge.
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Lava erupts from a fissure on the outskirts of Pahoa during ongoing eruptions of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, U.S., May 14, 2018.
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The audience, clad in warm winter coats, erupts in cheers as the swimmers dash into the ice-cold water of the green lake.
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Jihadi sources, including some from Ahrar al-Sham, say it is only a matter of time before another battle between the two erupts.
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So when drama erupts there's not just irritation and testy emails but a sense of a community being betrayed or taken advantage of.
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On TV, she is the side of the sassy black friend that erupts on cue, accompanied by a slew of hilariously pointed dialogue.
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That hydrogen builds up around the white dwarf, and eventually it gets so hot that it erupts in an extremely bright thermonuclear reaction.
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On grainy surveillance footage, commuters are seen walking through a tunnel when a burst of smoke erupts into the hallway, quickly filling it.
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Just as the director browbeats his actors and demands more special effects blood, a real zombie apocalypse erupts, much to his auteur delight.
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It's also home to an active supervolcano that would wipe out all life within a 93-mile radius in minutes if it erupts.
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When a volcano erupts and sends a stream of lava flowing down the mountain, the affected villages are no longer fit for shelter.
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At Kilauea the magma is relatively thin, so that each time it erupts the lava quickly spreads out, leaving a broad low mound.
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If the president's base erupts into a full-on fury over the immigration plan, it might stop the president from pursuing an agreement.
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In the show's second episode, violence erupts in the Greco household, as Elena's mother beats her savagely with an umbrella for skipping school.
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" At this point, the crowd collectively erupts in boos while Akins continues to say, "They do," and, "It's in there, folks, you're wrong.
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At Vox, Brad Plumer wrote about what happens when the sun erupts and sends space weather our way to wreak havoc on Earth.
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One astonishing piece is a "lorgnette" that follows the triangle of shadow under the eye and then erupts in a spray of laugh lines.
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Even the ballads have hooks, as when the sodden piano weeper "The Truth Untold" erupts into a flurry of power drums at the end.
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After they learn the dance, they show off their number to the camera crew, who erupts in cheers when they hit their final pose.
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"Having this conversation before a conflict erupts helps to clear the air and make sure that roommates are on the same page," Tuttle says.
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The Kremlin will have a switch to bring down the internet if a political crisis erupts, but few ways to prevent it from erupting.
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"But my mother told me a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle," she says as the crowd erupts in laughter.
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So identifying when collectives, groups, nations become collectively narcissistic and addressing this sentiment before it erupts in political violence would be the ideal thing.
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Reading the situation perfectly, Diaz and two others turn around to his critics and give them double birds as the line erupts into cheers.
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When a volcano erupts, a massive column of ash and gas will shoot up, sometimes propelling sulfur gasses all the way to Earth's stratosphere.
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HOT language erupts from the cool foothills of the Himalayas: the former chief minister of Uttarakhand says Narendra Modi's national government is "murdering democracy".
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In pictures: Guatemala volcano erupts Later, hundreds gathered in a street as men somberly carried the caskets above their shoulders in a funeral procession.
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C.) recognition after a moment of silence for the tragedy in Orlando ("House erupts into shouting after moment of silence for Orlando," June 13).
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Sometimes it is an earthquake, sometimes a blizzard, lightning or a meteor strikes, typhoons, drought, mudslides, high winds, no winds, or a volcano erupts.
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There is violence in her, and it erupts when she tears paper or stuffs a flower into her mouth and spits out the petals.
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"Sagittarius points out silver linings, finds the humor in most everything, and erupts into the best, most infectious laugh in the zodiac," Biehl says.
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Oh, and a volcano erupts, so there's that, and the spot ends with a genuinely startling moment that had viewers jumping off their couches.
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Like when the champion sees a scorecard showing himself down four points and erupts, screaming an epithet at the television to show his displeasure.
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In "The Glorification of the Chosen One," when the music erupts in fractured spurts with pounding percussion, Bernstein proves his mettle as a technician.
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This episode has no time for any such focus, as chaos erupts from every existing subplot, as well as from a few new ones.
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But drug makers should be on guard, Mr. Barford said, because if another pricing scandal erupts, Mr. Trump will most likely seize the moment.
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Stigmata of light emerge on his hands, and sometimes a fierce blue ray erupts from his eyes, which have to be covered with goggles.
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Ellams's title characters are hemmed in by newly insurmountable obstacles when war erupts between Nigeria and the breakaway republic of Biafra, where they reside.
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Maybe it was the light seeping into the room he shares with his brother, or the chorus of robins that erupts just before dawn.
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According to professional guidelines, parents should start brushing their children's teeth when the first tooth erupts, which can be as early as six months.
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When a crisis like an active shooter in a school erupts, this means additional ammo can be readily harvested from the immediate environment if necessary.
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Suddenly, a huge blast erupts nearby; scattering Iraqi soldiers and civilians in the city's war-torn streets as a massive plume of black smoke rises.
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We're weary of the legislator-judges who have created a partisan free-for-all that erupts whenever it comes time to appoint a new justice.
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Recently, I tried to tackle that notion and codify some ideas about what makes one volcano dangerous when it erupts, while another is merely spectacular.
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"He doesn't forget, and ultimately erupts when he feels slighted," according to one former high-level industry and government official close to the Trump administration.
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As we saw in the Alabama Senate race, if you nominate a dud you can't always force them off the ballot if a scandal erupts.
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Then a rager erupts, and everyone comes through: Wolfman, Dracula, Dracula's kid, ghouls, Igor providing percussion with some chains, "coffin-bangers," everybody—alive or dead.
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At Olivia's (Ronni Hawk) quinceanera, a long-held grudge erupts, leaving one character's (or two, depending on how you look at it) future in flux.
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A fierce battle erupts just outside of earth's atmosphere, with guns blazing, people zipping around in fighter jets, and soldiers floating out into deep space.
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As a screaming match erupts, Midge bails and heads to the Gaslight to do a set heavily inspired by Russian Literature and the Old Testament.
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To cure the chaos that erupts, Kevin, who is called to the scene with Tommy, jumps into the water and allows himself to be baptized.
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The massive dark head of a wounded sperm whale erupts above the mossy-green sea surface to the left, bloody water streaming over its back.
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The hot spot -- basically, a pressure pimple in the Earth's mantle -- erupts and produces magma, which pushes up and through the surface to form volcanoes.
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Farrell pointed out that the widely-cited figure, that the volcano erupts catastrophically every 600,000 years, is a myth based on only three prior eruptions.
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Calderas: These are formed when a volcano erupts with such force that it causes the summit to collapse into the partially empty magma chamber below.
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Soon after Levi's sister (Lea Massari) comes from Turin to visit, encouraging him to be engaged with his new neighbors, the movie erupts with ideas.
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When he hurts or terrifies Miriam, Julien or Joséphine (or when he erupts at his own father), it is because they made him do it.
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Opening image: A white suit, belted at the waist, appears contained, but a babble of valves and blisters erupts at both ends in herpetic chaos.
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Pursuits We Caribbean carnival devotees, counting down the days until the region's biggest bacchanal erupts on the streets of Port of Spain, Trinidad, on Feb.
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This is crucial, because it's more cost effective to prevent conflict than it is to support military intervention after conflict erupts and extremism takes hold.
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One afternoon at the Abundant Life youth group, a teen erupts into a startling and familiar-sounding rant against "political correctness," seemingly out of nowhere.
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Trump put North Korea back on the state sponsors of terrorism list; Angela Merkel's position is in jeopardy; Kenya erupts into deadly election-related violence.
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And it seems likely that this water periodically erupts from the moon in the form of plumes, spewing the contents of the ocean out into space.
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WYOMING APPROVES FIRST YELLOWSTONE-AREA GRIZZLY BEAR HUNT IN 44 YEARS, BACKLASH ERUPTS Officials said several emergency calls came in to alert them of the situation.
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When Joffrey unexpectedly orders that Ned be beheaded, war erupts between the Starks and Lannisters, with Jaime getting captured by Robb Stark's forces in the process.
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The volume of lava and the pace at which it erupts can provide some indication on the duration and intensity of an explosive eruption, Gregg said.
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An example: "When a volcano erupts, and molten lava pours over everything in the ecosystem, everything in that ecosystem is dead," he writes in an email.
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Neither the eastern nor western camps have much control over Libya's south, where communitarian violence sometimes erupts and where smugglers, Islamist militants and mercenaries are active.
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Everyone in the room erupts in cheers, and the beaming woman holds the shirt up to her face as she lets the happy news sink in.
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No, just a volcano Italy's Mount Etna, Europe's tallest and most active volcano, spews lava as it erupts on the southern island of Sicily, Italy Feb.
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He presented a partial solution: When two magnetic fields meet, a current sheet forms between them, and plasma (fiery blobs of energy) erupts at the seam.
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Lucious erupts from a flurry of flames like the foreboding, insidious devil he is, in a black suit, cane (cough, pitchfork), and blazing pupils for eyes.
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Violence erupts Protests turned violent in Caracas later on Saturday when demonstrators and police clashed surrounded by a mix of tear gas and exploding Molotov cocktails.
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Fighting in Qamishli, near the Turkish border, which erupts occasionally, disturbs a peaceful co-existence where the Syrian state has slowly expanded its influence, residents say.
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Booker erupts for 46, Suns blister Sixers PHILADELPHIA — Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker missed nine of his first 10 shots Monday night against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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A scene on a train, in which the police stalk the rebels before a gun battle erupts, runs more than 20 minutes, all of them tense.
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And according to the clinicians I spoke to, the family friction that erupts when parents force messier kids to be neat can cause real destructive stress.
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" Or, she said, so much magma was evacuated this year that "there's just a lot of room in the volcano to refill before it erupts again.
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But every six decades or so, it erupts into the open in a paroxysm of "creedal passion" that looks a lot like the current political environment.
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The first night proceeds with a kind of formal chaos (you try filming this many people catching the spirit); the second erupts in its human equivalent.
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As the world erupts with constant barrages of chaotic news, it feels more necessary than ever, this little love letter to the endless beauty of possibility.
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The actor Miles Gaston Villanueva does a wonderful job coaxing a lifetime of pain to the surface, where it erupts into sobs of shame and contrition.
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Different instruments echo and add friction to each other, and then midway through the performance, the written piece ends and a squall of atonal playing erupts.
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For the past 20 years, astronomer Julie Rathbun from the Planetary Science Institute in Arizona has watched in astonishment as this volcano erupts with eerie regularity.
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The action erupts into shoving and shouting matches, and then escalates into beatings, child endangerment and self-mutilation, and finally into suicide, incest, rape and murder.
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Still, Cramer acknowledged the possible damage to the party – politically and economically - if the tariffs are enacted and a trade war erupts just before November's election.
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The video shows Rodriguez dangling in the air as spectators look on, and when rescue crews finally raise a ladder to him, the crowd erupts with cheers.
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The critical point could be reached when a true constitutional crisis erupts -- should Trump for instance refuse an eventual court order to hand over documents to Congress.
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If conflict with a country like Russia and China, for example, erupts, then it is vital soldiers are equipped with weapons that can stop adversaries wearing armor.
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Anger erupts at Republican town halls If you want to join in, here is some basic information on town hall meetings: What is a town hall meeting?
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Viewers with an appetite for quality television should hope that a Hollywood feud never erupts between writer/producer/director Tim Minear and his frequent collaborator Ryan Murphy.
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The fungus then kills the ant and erupts out of the back of its head as a stalk, raining spores onto the rest of the colony below.
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Of course, as the drama of the Baker trial erupts, Clay's mask of "not caring about Hannah" first slides and then, eventually, comes crashing down all together.
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To some it looked as if he was trying to protect his legacy, since, if financial turmoil erupts, he cannot be accused of failing to foresee it.
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This will help your ear accept speech that can sound as wooden as anything in Arthur Miller's The Crucible, but that occasionally erupts with rich, ornate verbosity.
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Indeed, their realization takes longer than it took him to solve the cube, but the room erupts with congratulations, applause, and paparazzi-level enthusiasm for Cho's accomplishment.
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Then the whole table erupts into how much they miss their dad, making viewers think he is either deployed, away for work or has possibly passed away.
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The show's first episode begins in the early hours of April 26, when the explosion erupts but goes almost unnoticed by those not near the actual plant.
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Kuwait, Qatar and Oman have all cultivated pragmatic relationships with Iran in a bid to reduce the damage to their economies if a broader regional conflict erupts.
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The crowd erupts as LaMelo Ball catches a cross-court lob and performs a blind backwards bounce pass to his teammate, Tomas Dimsa, for an easy layup.
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In some scenes, anger seems to hover over characters, as threatening as the movie's permanently dark skies; at other times, it erupts, flushing faces and distorting voices.
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The response if violence erupts will be shaped partly by whether the government has properly gauged the size and unruliness of the protest, and sent enough officers.
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When violence erupts — which usually happens after midnight — pull the fighters apart, grab them around their chests in a big bear hug that keeps their arms down.
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Even more simplistic, though, is how the opera represents the turning point of gay liberation: Ms. Chavez, mightily, sings "No!" at an officer as the riot erupts.
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As the Liverpool Football Club stadium erupts joyously around him, celebrating yet another of the Egyptian's goals, he runs to the fans closest to him, arms outstretched.
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Gunshots erupts as fireman tries to help Aerial footage showed dozens of law enforcement and first responder vehicles parked in the highway and shoulder as investigators worked.
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READ: 'No signs of life' after volcano on New Zealand's White Island erupts White Island is a popular tourist destination visited by thousands of people every year.
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However, whenever you visit a volcano—especially an active volcano like Rinjani—you put yourself at risk of being trapped, injured or even killed if the volcano erupts.
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A feud between factions of the Amigos dos Amigos (Friends of Friends, or ADA), a drug gang that has controlled the slum since 0003, erupts in daily violence.
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In the video greeting, the entire cast, who is currently performing the show in Dallas, erupts into happy birthday in English and Spanish, with a little conga flavor.
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In a now-classic scene, Kane enjoys dinner alongside other passengers and officers aboard the ship before experiencing a horrific death when a chestburster erupts from his chest.
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Confrontation is kept to a minimum; officious civil servants are also polite and nonconfrontational; and when crisis erupts, it helps to be able to blame a convenient foreigner.
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In pictures: Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts Clement said lava trickled downhill through a wooded area and began piling up in front of a gate leading to the street.
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Less than six minutes into the broadcast, as the men smoke and listen to the hip-hop of Lil Bibby, gunfire erupts, sending the camera to the floor.
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Dofri Hermannsson, owner of tour company Reykjavik Erupts, told CNN via email that in the past a small number of people have taken unnecessary risks around Icelandic volcanoes.
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" Rallied by the applause, Netanyahu took the opportunity to exceed his remit: "Even today some seek to extinguish the menorah, to extinguish the light that erupts from Zion.
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"A Pearl," her most miserable ode to keeping secrets, starts out fresh and jangly before static starts to crackle and the song erupts into a scrappy noise explosion.
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And if a volcano erupts in the Northern Hemisphere, especially at high latitudes, the cooling effect may tamper with the summertime heating that controls monsoon winds over Africa.
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Whenever the DC Mini is activated, the dream world erupts with a tumultuous "Pee-wee's Playhouse" parade of anthropomorphized toys, gadgets, religious icons, historical monuments and household products.
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For many, the first temptation when market turmoil erupts is to just do something — an urge that usually results in selling, an action that often concludes in regret.
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As The Economist points out, the median decline for a stock after a company crisis erupts is 30 percent, and we are 10 percentage points from that level.
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If a full-blown, tit-for-tat U.S.-China trade war erupts, a slew of consumer goods could be subject to as much as 25 percent in tax.
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Every so often a story comes along which is unremarkable on its face but erupts into wider attention because it seems to represent some larger social fracture zone.
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What they found: Rathbun and her colleagues think that Loki actually erupts on a regular schedule, with an event lasting for about 100–200 days at a time.
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Trumpian corruption, in this version, is almost a footnote to the baseline level of mischief, a kind of malignancy that inevitably erupts in an already-diseased culture. Sen.
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If shooting erupts, the narrow Strait of Hormuz -- the gateway in and out of the Persian Gulf -- will surely be closed to oil tankers until the guns are silent.
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The highly explosive nature of these eruptions is likely rooted in the interaction between the new magma reaching the surface and the abundant seawater it meets when it erupts.
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The explosive target is visible in a field of desert grasses and trees as Border Patrol Agent Dennis Dickey triggers the explosives and a cloud of blue smoke erupts.
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Now that he has a son to guide through life, he is trying harder to control his inner demons, to select when and how the violence inside him erupts.
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Amina meanwhile is the first woman in Zakaria's family to attend college when a war erupts between what was then East and West Pakistan, modern day Bangladesh and Pakistan.
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As each conflict or crisis erupts in a region, a series of yellow dots floods out of the area, eventually changing color to as they "settle" in another country.
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There's a giant active volcano under Yellowstone in Wyoming, and if it erupts, it could wipe out the US. Conspiracists believe the government knows when the eruption will happen.
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The comment was typical of the way that Trump sometimes states mainstream US opinion in such an explosive manner that it eviscerates diplomatic convention and erupts into huge controversies.
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Twenty-seven pages in, almost out of nowhere, he erupts into a shocking anti-Semitic tirade that all but capsizes the narrative: "I detest them, those Jews!" he rages.
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Instead, the DC lunchroom where they're eating erupts into song around them, led by Alabama Shakes's Brittany Howard and featuring a dance number choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler of Hamilton.
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Of course, a choppy, fun-to-trade market could easily turn ugly if the economy suddenly slows or a trade war erupts with China, to name just two risks.
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He playfully snaps it open and closed, and Ms. Roberts erupts into a spontaneous shout of laughter that totally and improbably dispels the creepy transactional haze of the scene.
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But when the orchestra erupts with pointillist riffs and rawness, even as Jack and Ennis share an emotional moment, the music makes them — unsophisticated, rural characters — seem oddly brainy.
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Aid workers say that so much of the country is on the move — with vast numbers of people fleeing places where violence erupts — that most new arrivals to Mrs.
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"If I can give a party in a volcano before it erupts, I'll do it," said Jules Sobion, the chief executive of a Trinidad events company called Caesar's Army.
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China is also eager to remind the U.S. that it needs Beijing's help to manage Pyongyang, Eurasia group pointed out, as a trade war erupts between the two countries.
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Performers ready for a production of The Nutcracker, the White Island volcano erupts in New Zealand, articles of impeachment announced against President Trump, Britain votes in the general election.
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For everyone except the men who execute it, a terrorist attack is all climax, the culmination of a story told in secret until the moment it erupts in violence.
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The hosts greet their guests with unctuous exchanges, while the visitors, in overlapping and comically elongated phrases, voice refrains of "Enchanted, enchanted," as the orchestra erupts with jumpy outbursts.
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Although its dangers include explosive eruptions, deadly emissions of sulphur dioxide and superheated steam, boiling mud pools, earthquakes, mud slides, rock falls and even tsunamis, it erupts relatively rarely.
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WATCH: Social Media Erupts Over Kendall Jenner's Pepsi Protest Ad Another potential pitfall: Some people might not take too kindly to having their Google Home hijacked for BK's promotional purposes.
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WYOMING APPROVES FIRST YELLOWSTONE-AREA GRIZZLY BEAR HUNT IN 44 YEARS, BACKLASH ERUPTS After trotting off into the trees, the moose returned to the couple's area a few minutes later.
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When that tension finally erupts in an early moment of tragedy, it should be felt as one of the most charged moments in the performance — the point it becomes FUBAR.
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To add insult to injury, a stag that is almost definitely Bambi's deadbeat dad appears at the end of the film to save the day as a forest fire erupts.
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Teen Randall simply wants to carry a little piece of his dad everywhere in the form of Jack's watch, reminding us he usually deals with pain quietly until it erupts.
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After building momentum around fragile-feeling synths for the first half, "Blue Train Lines" eventually erupts into a bass guitar and drum kit-driven frenzy guided by Krule's emphatic vocal.
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To work, there must be at least one interrupter with strong connections in each district, so that if a conflict erupts, someone with the trust of the group can mediate.
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We may look back on the summer of 2017 as a watershed moment for gender diversity: the lava of simmering issues erupts, and once out, flows to reshape the landscape.
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"So I shoot off the slide with Johnny and I go … " Hathaway continues, reenacting the "sticking" position she took upon exit from the ride as the audience erupts in applause.
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Is there more that local communities — both American Muslims and non-Muslims — can do to identify these potential evil-doers, or head off their drive for violence before it erupts?
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Reuters photo of the dayStill the winner of the 'most active volcano in Italy' award Mount Etna, Europe's tallest and most active volcano, spews lava as it erupts on Sicily.
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Pros: Mimics natural process: Pumping extra aerosols into the atmosphere replicates what happens when a volcano erupts explosively -- a natural event that does cause temperatures to drop, if only temporarily.
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A mighty sound suddenly erupts as the trucks begin pumping fluid and proppant into the manifold and down the well, at between five hundred and eight hundred gallons per minute.
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Nonetheless, the refugees worry about their safety back home and are reluctant to let go of their official refugee status for fear they will be unprotected if fighting erupts again.
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For the past two months, his life has been filled with uncertainty as he waits to see if the mountain erupts in the same spectacular manner it did in 1963.
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The U.S. has just 295% of the required respirator masks that would be needed for medical professionals if the COVID-219 outbreak erupts into a "full-blown" pandemic in America.
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But they're still sharing the apartment, so when she comes home and walks into her room after being stood up, she just can't take it and erupts into uncontrollable sobs.
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When Tau Scorpii eventually erupts in a supernova, this strong field affects explosions in the stellar core as it collapses, leading to the formation of a magnetar, the team said.
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Every time Goop suggests a new outlandish technique (famously, using vaginal eggs to improve pelvic floor), the internet erupts with fact-checks, complaints, ridicule — and more visitors to Goop's website.
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In this footage, filmed from a window above the market's doorway, a burst of gunfire erupts as Anderson appears at the top of the frame and walks toward the store.
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When a massive wildfire erupts in the United States today, it can leap over formidable rivers, produce whirling tornados of flame, and cause tens of thousands of people to flee.
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So if Mount Agung erupts violently, but doesn't sends massive amounts of sulfur dioxide into the air — or doesn't send it high enough — a longer-term global effect is unlikely.
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There is always an attempt to ascribe a motive, to place emphasis on the true meaning of political violence when it suddenly erupts in urbanized centers of the Western world.
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Anger erupts at Republican town halls The increasingly blunt outcry from Democrats has already rattled congressional Republicans and likely extinguishes any hope of a quick and politically tidy repeal of Obamacare.
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In a way, the dissonance itself is a form of kitsch, as when "Dollar Days" erupts in a bug-eyed saxophone solo backed by the cheesiest synth textures in Bowie's arsenal.
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The next day, Mary sees Jesus preaching nearby and joins the crowd — and soon finds herself caught up in the tumult that erupts when Jesus begins healing people of their diseases.
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But controversy erupts in countries with a century or two of effective government by a colonial power—in South Asia and Africa, for instance—where the colonial language retains considerable sway.
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With billions of dollars flowing through these new, opaque channels, it's only a matter of time until scandal erupts, resulting in congressional hearings, IRS probes and public calls for a crackdown.
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A discredited election — or worse, an election that erupts into violence — could trigger Afghanistan's descent into a death spiral to renewed lethal anarchy, such as it experienced in the early 1990s.
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So when a plume erupts from Europa, the particles slam into the ones from Io, causing an electrically charged traffic jam that creates twists and turns in the moon's magnetic field.
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When Mr. Sanders's Vanya finally erupts into a violent denunciation of not just those around him but of everything he once believed, the vicarious pain feels almost too immediate to bear.
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Whether the "cultural magma" of the city erupts and creates something new, or simply cools and solidifies depends on how these multiple visions of Tokyo are realized in the upcoming decade.
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The first time he emerges from the dispatcher's cage in "Taxi," the audience erupts into shocked laughter, because his height is such a contrast with his character's outsize confidence and belligerence.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian authorities are preparing to divert flights to 10 airports across the country in case an increasingly active volcano on the holiday island of Bali erupts and disrupts travel.
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If a similar fight erupts this time, many on both sides of the debate expect Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions to be much more aggressive in going after the industry.
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Tiger, as casual in his own skin as anything there is or ever was, erupts from the ground in a rocketing whirl of fur to catch the thing in his jaws.
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If it erupts again, the ash -- which carries microscopic shards of glass -- could potentially be carried 100 kilometers (62 miles) or more, contaminating the air and water supplies in distant locations.
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He loses his composure and erupts with a lifetime of resentments against Jimmy — the younger brother who always skates through life, despite choices that are amoral, callous or just plain stupid.
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The volcano, named after U.S. President Grover Cleveland, is one of the most active of Alaska's scores of volcanoes and its ash cloud could pose a threat to aircraft when it erupts.
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A 1998 peace deal largely ended three decades of violence in Northern Ireland between Protestants who want to remain under British rule and Catholics favoring a united Ireland, but violence sporadically erupts.
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From the Hathaway Tea Rooms to the Bard's Mistress health and beauty store (not forgetting Tudor World, the Falstaff Experience and the Shakespeare in Love wedding boutique) he erupts into everyday life.
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A 1998 peace deal largely ended three decades of violence in Northern Ireland between Protestants who want to remain under British rule and Catholics favoring unification with Ireland, but violence sporadically erupts.
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Photos by Tom Casino/Showtime As Claressa Shields enters the ballroom at the sold out MGM Grand Casino, the crowd in Detroit immediately erupts and begins rapping along to her entrance music.
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Earn stares blankly into the distance and appears to keep moving normally, somehow not setting off the detector with his own bag, but calmly walking away as chaos erupts in the background.
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A battle between competing tactics erupts after a young Atlanta college graduate, Zeke Phillips (Sheldon Best, recently seen in "Sugar in Our Wounds"), sits at a white lunch counter and gets arrested.
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Occasionally violence erupts for the old bang bang as some good actors come and go, including Jennifer Jason Leigh as an F.B.I. agent whose scenes suggest the movie that might have been.
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But his lifelong rivalry with Burr finally erupts in a duel, and the musical mash-up of "Devils and Dust" and "Roulette"captures the fight, and then the demise of our hero.
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In the frantic moments that follow, as one man's life seems to be nearing its end, the audience erupts into harsh guffaws, as unexpected and involuntary as belches at a dinner party.
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When a volcano erupts explosively (as opposed to gentler lava eruptions from, for example, Hawaiian volcanoes), it ejects exploded particles of molten rock (aka "magma") into the air, which becomes volcanic ash.
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Local army spokesman Dieudonne Kasereka said the military remained in control of Uvira, which lies about 25 km (15 miles) west of Burundi's capital Bujumbura, where low-level political violence erupts periodically.
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The overall threat score looks at 24 factors including how often it erupts, how powerful its eruptions are, the nearby population size, and how many people have been killed or evacuated before.
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So when someone like Franzen comes along and pens yet another take for the New Yorker on a topic he's no expert at, the long-simmering frustration erupts into an online conflagration.
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The probe is the reason we know there's a liquid ocean underneath the surface of Enceladus, for instance, and that this water periodically erupts through the moon's crust in the form of plumes.
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Related: Putin Tells Armenia and Azerbaijan to Cool It After Fighting Erupts in Disputed Region There have been sporadic bouts of violence in Nagorno-Karabakh since a fragile truce was declared in 1994.
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The abstract vector art gives the game a truly cyberpunk vibe, and the thumping electronic soundtrack is amplified by the action: when you shoot a bad guy, it erupts in a musical tone.
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It is a snapshot of a different sort of mass violence — one that erupts with such anesthetic regularity that it is rendered almost invisible, except to the mostly black victims, survivors and attackers.
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In pictures: Guatemala volcano erupts By contrast, Kilauea produces lava (or sticky, molten rock) that typically creeps along at maybe hundreds of meters per hour -- not nearly as fast as devastating pyroclastic flow.
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That's particularly evident when, in the film, a volcano erupts and all the dinosaurs flee into the water—except the T. rex, who starts a fight with another dinosaur for no apparent reason.
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The more Trump pursues a narrow definition of U.S. interests that calls treaty commitments and longstanding partnerships into question, the greater the risk to U.S. credibility, particularly when the next major crisis erupts.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah).
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It takes time before the creepy noises are fully revealed in the quietly nerve-pricking horror flick "Under the Shadow," though there's already plenty to worry about before the first real boo erupts.
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And it regularly rehearses the procedures for requesting that its nuclear-armed members roll out atomic weapons if a crisis erupts; those weapons are stored near NATO headquarters in Belgium, among other places.
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A rounded, wooden structure erupts through the floor; seed-like clusters pop out of enlarged pores in the wall; and plaster is dripping from a crack in the ceiling, pulled down by gravity.
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"Everyone's so frustrated — aren't you frustrated?" erupts the artist Marilyn Minter during a conversation about her latest venture, a resistance-themed pop-up shop set inside of the Brooklyn Museum, named Anger Management.
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A cease-fire without full implementation of Resolution 2216, which aims to establish democracy in a federally united Yemen, would be only a pause before a more violent phase of the conflict erupts.
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Yet after every fire, more landowners switch to eucalyptus, hoping that a shorter production cycle can allow them to recoup their losses faster and to harvest their trees before the next fire erupts.
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All that power combined in one project could easily have become a child's science project; a baking soda volcano that erupts with one glorious rush and is never quite as impressive the second time.
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Read MoreDollar will be the winner when the EU volcano erupts Finally, Morganlander also believes that market volatility is going to increase in light of a Fed rate hike, raising demand for U.S. Treasurys.
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Anytime the singer drops a track, a video, makes an appearance, or is spotted by the tabloids, the internet erupts with opinions on the feminism (or lack thereof) contained in whatever action she took.
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Judging by the virtual shitstorm that erupts any time sexism in metal is addressed, I think it's pretty safe to bet BDM about female empowerment would set the message boards ablaze effectively (Castrator anyone?).
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So much of what goes on seems old hat to them, including greeting Tina Turner, Truman Capote, and Andy Warhol backstage as well as the deafening noise that erupts every time they walk onstage.
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The judges give Blaze Luminous the win, and the crowd erupts in screams as he lifts the Fresh Produce trophy—a single speaker encased in a triangular wooden frame—above his head in victory.
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The battle in "Twice as Far" erupts between our little band of survivors and a group led by Dwight, the guy who took Daryl's crossbow and bike way back in the season's first half.
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In The Post's recounting, the anonymous author wrote about the alleged frenzy that erupts follow the president's tweets, comparing it to that of nursing home attendants trying to catch a pants-less elderly uncle.
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Pine tree pollen erupts across the state each spring, but Jeremy Gilchrist, a photographer in Durham, N.C., said he had never before seen the thick yellow-green haze that filled the air on Monday.
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But we need Washington to set ambitious goals and we need to plan for it, before another drought occurs, another city reports contaminated water, another mad cow disease erupts, or another oil rig spills.
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Hollywood Legal Battle Erupts Over Facial Animation Technology | A question of who owns Mova, a sophisticated technology used in blockbuster films like "Deadpool" to animate computer-generated characters, is at the center of the dispute.
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"If you ignore the physical world in favor of dataism, you may be surprised by something that erupts in objective reality and bites you, while you slept in search of better (computational) times," he said.
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A classical nova occurs when a white dwarf star gains matter from its secondary star over a period of time, causing a thermonuclear reaction on the surface that eventually erupts in a single visible outburst.
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This leaves many Americans lulled into thinking that racism, to the extent they believe it exists at all, is little more than a lapse in manners that erupts, is slapped down and is gone again.
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A male voice erupts through the speaker: he says that he has heard the UFC is in some trouble and that he is calling them tonight as the representative for his client, Buh-rock Lesnar.
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"It is our way to show respect," says Sumukh SP, a diehard fan at Urvashi, a single-screen theatre in Bangalore which erupts every time Rajini delivers a line or when thugs dare insult him.
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The CDC recommends parents begin brushing their little ones' teeth "when the first tooth erupts," around 6 months old, as well as bringing them in for their first dental visit no later than 1 year.
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When he erupts in a volcanic monologue late in the play — the son dissecting the father's Apollonian and Dionysian guises — it is as if he were a mental gymnast swinging furiously through aesthetic monkey bars.
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In the video, airport workers can be seen arriving via a white van about 10 seconds after the fire erupts; at least five ran to the source and put the flames out with fire extinguishers.
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The film implies that seismic geopolitical changes take a physical toll on the bodies of the marginalized, one that manifests onscreen in the bone-cracking agony of dance and ultimately erupts in geysers of blood.
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In the first episode, she erupts from a meek smile into a shriek of grief, and that sound is the wail of every actress who will have to go up against her at the Emmys.
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At a pivotal moment of a heated tennis match between Brian and Russ, obsessive rivals whose entire season of amateur competition has been building toward this day, an obscenity-spiked command erupts from Brian's mouth.
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Usually the only glimpse of the government's reliance on them comes when a scandal erupts, as it did in Los Angeles in the late 1980s, after a serial snitch named Leslie Vernon White went public.
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Republican infighting erupts Senate Republicans are struggling mightily to find a path forward for their ObamaCare repeal bill, with infighting between moderates and conservatives threatening to create an impasse heading into the July Fourth recess.
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Voter turnout in the first three hours was nearly three times that for the previous election four years ago, government data showed, amid concerns voting could be halted if violence erupts later in the day.
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The crowd erupts in cheers as people take turns kicking the sculpted soldier, whose dramatic fall calls to mind the toppling of statues of Saddam Hussein in Iraq and Lenin in Ukraine in recent years.
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While the chorus expresses her modest, defiant realization that "You will never know everything, everything/I will never know everything, everything," the song's emotional center lies in the wordless flurry of sighs that erupts immediately after.
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And then, in a twist, the light goes out and the band returns from set break only to bust out your home team's anthem -- the one that inspired their now historic season, and the arena erupts.
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And though the DC-versus-Marvel fight is one that matters only to its participants, you can sort of understand why it erupts, given that both sides are fans of comic books and the superheroes within.
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First, congressional Republicans seem to have uniformly reached the conclusion that the political costs of fighting with Trump exceed the political risk that they will end up being dragged down by his corruption when scandal erupts.
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Here are the highlights of the weekend in politics: GOP rules fight erupts Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus on Sunday pushed back against Donald Trump's assertion that the nominating process is "rigged" to block him.
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WATCH: Social Media Erupts Over Kendall Jenner's Pepsi Protest Ad "I didn't see it until it had already gotten the attention, so you obviously have a different perspective when everyone's just saying something," Kardashian West said.
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As the chorus of new email notifications erupts throughout the office, you realize what you did, and take yourself through the five stages of grief before coming to terms with the ensuring watercooler coworker side eye.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNSean Penn's Life May Be in Danger after El Chapo's Arrest'Straight Outta Compton' Snubbed at the OscarsA War Erupts Between Two 'Love & Hip Hop' Cast MembersJustin Bieber's Close Call with a Bunch of Bikers
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The rival Koreas' usual animosity occasionally erupts in bloody skirmishes — 50 South Koreans were killed in attacks in 2010 that Seoul blames on the North — and there is always a worry about an escalation of violence.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) said on CNN.
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Understanding how lava will behave once it erupts is my focus and passion, and the current eruption is an opportunity to apply what we know to help a community handle an emerging disaster as it unfolds.
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If conflict erupts, and Tokyo declares the situation as having an important influence on Japan, it would likely adhere to other strictly non-combat means to support coalition efforts, but not directly participating as a member.
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Although many geologists thought the path of least resistance would be through an existing pathway or fault, Rivalta's team found that vents are often "single-use only," meaning magma erupts through them once and never again.
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That may be very good for a single country but when several of them do it and a currency war erupts, there is a real danger of uncontrolled economic shock and concomitant pain around the world.
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In "Sometimes It's All I Want" (1995) Berthot's red oval erupts, bleeding downward in ribbon-like patterns, as if the form had been ruptured or punctured while couched in its life-affirming bed of foliate greens.
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This theory — tested over more than 20 years by us and others in hundreds of studies, with tens of thousands of participants, across many cultures — helps explain why anti-Semitism often erupts in such violent bursts.
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The U.S. currently has just 1% of the required respirator masks that would be needed for medical professionals if the COVID-19 outbreak erupts into a pandemic, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) in an interview.
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But this wizardry, part of a new permanent installation at the museum, results from technology embedded in a screen: When children press it, it erupts in bursts of color; the more pressure, the bigger the blast.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 85033-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) told The Hill.
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The album erupts with "Midsummer New York," a straight-ahead rocker, then bumps up against "Mindtrain," a long, funk-rock romp in which Ono's sputtering, multi-tracked vocals ride the wave of a throbbing, driving beat.
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At one point, when Heidi finds herself the butt of a boyish prank and erupts into a laugh, the shot cuts her right off as if it knew the infectious power of a full-bodied Roberts cackle.
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But safety precautions should be in place long before a fire ever erupts, the department says, and they recommend families make sure to have fire escape plans in place and ensure smoke alarms are in working condition.
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Ash Carter: That is the problem with failed states, or a problem with failed states, is they're miserable not only for the people there but they become these cauldrons from which violent extremism erupts into other places.
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Harden erupts in second half, leads Rockets over Grizzlies MEMPHIS — Memphis Grizzlies forward Tony Allen, one of the league's top defensive players, kept his analysis of Tuesday's 107-91 loss to the Houston Rockets to the point.
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Hoverboard owner Kevin MacLeod says he charged his brand new hoverboard overnight and, as we can see in the video, as soon as he takes it outside and tries to ride the device it erupts in flames.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) said after the vote.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (Utah) — have called for King's resignation.
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"The End of Our Rope is a Noose" and "Until Your Heart Stops / Segue 20183" each clock in over the eight-minute mark, and the album closer, "Controlled Mayhem Then Erupts," is just shy of 14 minutes.
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With your experience watching Carlson's show and Fox News more broadly, is that their standard play when a scandal like this erupts, and do you think there will be more of that as more audio clips emerge?
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But if a volcano in this area erupts, it could eject nearly 10 cubic miles of magma, covering almost all of the country and its 120 million people in nearly eight inches of thick ash, he found.
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"If you're a starfish, and you're just going to lay in the bed, you don't need indicas," she said about the strain that's known for its physically sedating effects, pausing as the room erupts in cackling laughter.
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The episodes were packaged as "Robbin' Season" and kicked off with a drive-through stickup of a chicken-and-biscuits joint that erupts into a grisly shootout that Michael Mann could applaud were it not also depressing.
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"I believe after 100 years of talk about how health care is a human right, now is the time to take on the drug companies and the insurance companies," Sanders says as the crowd erupts into applause.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 85033-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), who chaired that interview.
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The room erupts with cheers when the doorbell rings, and my peers delight in the true, no bullshit-for-white-people spice levels of the chicken achari roll, and the addictive mouthfeel of a tender mutton chapli roll.
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Whether low-level combat erupts again now depends on a complicated three-way dialogue among the government, the FARC and the foes of the peace deal, led by Álvaro Uribe, a former president who is now a senator.
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There it is heavily implied that the women weren't wrongly accused by the patriarchal, oppressive religion—at least not all of them—because a supernatural force erupts out of one of their decaying bodies and demolishes the priest.
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EditorsNote: adding NOTES Wiggins erupts for 47, Timberwolves drub Lakers MINNEAPOLIS — Coming off one of Andrew Wiggins' least efficient games of the season, Minnesota Timberwolves coach Tom Thibodeau implored his ultra-talented third-year swingman to stay aggressive.
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If you remember (and if you don't, here's a reminder), last season ended on a major cliffhanger: CO Dixon, on his knees, staring down the barrel of a gun held by Daya, as a riot erupts around them.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) also called for King's resignation.
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The crowd erupts, teammates grabbing Schupp for a hug, cards and tokens raining from above as Dyer—ever the professional—shuffles his binned Agendas away, making sure Schupp is none the wiser about that backdoor he'd left open.
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The U.S. currently has just 1% of the required number of respirator masks that would be needed for medical professionals if the COVID-19 outbreak erupts into a pandemic, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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This is especially true for those who see themselves as presiding over the calm — those who will be most surprised when open conflict erupts and they look down from their civil conversations to find weapons in their hands.
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With her allegations of having been drugged and raped in stark contrast to his adamant argument that the sex was consensual, and with no evidence to back up her claims, a vicious she-said, he-said war erupts.
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Ted DeutchTheodore (Ted) Eliot DeutchBacklash erupts at video depicting Trump killing media, critics House Ethics Committee reviewing two GOP lawmakers over campaign finance House Ethics panel reviewing Tlaib over campaign salary MORE (D-Fla.), who represents Parkland, Fla.
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The artistry here lies in such moments of uncanny abutment: Sometimes the stage erupts into a frenzy of sound and motion: chairs and tables are moved rapidly about the stage; bodies sprint and cluster as shouting voices overlap.
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" Any attempt at a conversation will be met with monosyllabic responses, but when one asks him about Loom, his eyes lit up and he erupts: "You mean the latest masterpiece of fantasy storytelling from Lucasfilms™ Brian Moriarty™?
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That erupts into a big fight between Maura and her sister, including a whole lot of yelling where her sister says that Maura will not be a beautiful woman and that nothing can be done to make her beautiful.
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Related: Violence Erupts in South Sudan Peacekeeping Camp, Killing 18 After more than six months of stall, clashes between government troops and militias broke out again in February, and are indicative of the countless fractures running through the nation.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) told Lee during the amendment's debate.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), a member of the Intelligence Committee.
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The title is a mashup of the word "aggression" and the main character, Retsuko, who is the ultimate pleasant, hardworking office girl—up until the moment her boss pushes her too far and she erupts into ferocious screamo karaoke.
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In the U.S., the Department of Health and Human Services has said that the country only has 1% of the required number of respirator masks that would be needed for medical professionals if the outbreak erupts into a pandemic.
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"Because of its size, basic physics are likely to dominate when it erupts, so the small complications that affect smaller volcanoes are likely to not affect Loki as much," Rathbun was quoted as saying in the Europlanet Society release.
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Then if a trade war erupts like we have seen, we can react by shifting manufacturing into the region for that region, thereby having a less global good flow while avoiding the impact of duties, such as those imposed last year.
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"What both share is the demagogue's instinctive ability to tap into the fear and anger that regularly erupts in American politics," Dan T. Carter, a historian and Wallace biographer, wrote in The New York Times during the 21979 presidential campaign.
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What both the Obamas and Corden know is that the best levity, the kind that makes millions of people respond with a yelled inner YES, is that which erupts out of great seriousness, collapsing the gap between power and the public.
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Rep. Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 85033-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) on Monday called on fellow GOP Rep.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) said in an interview at the Capitol.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE, a Republican who has been in office since 2013.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) will be on "Fox News Sunday," Rep.
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"This shows that the context in which an epidemic of a high-threat pathogen like Ebola erupts is critical -- what happened in rural outbreaks in the past doesn't always apply to densely populated urban areas or conflict-affected areas," WHO said.
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Superficially a teenage comedy, "Beemus, It'll End in Tears," Ms. Wolkstein's film of a dream by Frances Bodomo, stars the transgender musician Ryan Cassata as a student who clashes with a disciplinarian gym teacher (Will Blomker) — until a volcano erupts.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), a member of the House Intelligence Committee.
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Had I been dealing with the misogyny, with the outraged, aggressive sympathy for men that erupts when women disclose sexual assault in a hostile epistemic world — I knew this intuitively even at 19 — the shame would have been fed and grown.
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Controversy Erupts Over Allegations Of Food Network Star's Anti-Gay Sentiments," alludes to an interview with former Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives producer David Page, who claimed that Fieri had homophobic tendencies and no longer wanted "to be produced or directed.
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An HHS spokesperson, when contacted by CNBC after the hearing, confirmed that the U.S. has 2190 million N95 and surgical masks in its stockpile and will need roughly 3.5 billion if a pandemic erupts here — which comes to about 1.2%.
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In the U.S., the Department of Health and Human Services clarified Wednesday that the country has only 1% of the required number of respirator masks that would be needed for medical professionals if the outbreak erupts into a pandemic here.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) said on Fox News's "America's Newsroom" on Wednesday.
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The dialogue erupts like the rapid firing of a machine gun, blowing past jokes that kill nonetheless; its message is similarly murdered in the show's last act, but by the end of Season 1 that does seem to be the point.
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But if a new bidding war erupts, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), which owns the New York Stock Exchange, was the "most natural acquirer" among the US exchanges for LSE assets, said Kyle Voigt, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods in New York.
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RELATED: Trump erupts over immigration, threatening Mexico with tariffs "Corrective action is critical to the immediate health and safety needs of detainees, who cannot continue to be held in standing-room-only conditions for weeks until additional tents are constructed," the report adds.
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But she struggles as guns claim the lives of friends, she falls in love for the first time, and she becomes pregnant with a boy, Ahkeem, just as a white police officer shoots a black teen in nearby Ferguson and the community erupts.
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These were not big moves, considering the unfathomable damage that nuclear war could bring, or even the economic dislocation and human catastrophe that would likely come along with a conventional war, something which may not even be an option if a conflict erupts.
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I try to imagine living on Europra — working at a job that doesn't end in cancer at 55 from chemical exposure, running outside under an artificial sun, the scent of greenery filling my nose — and a curious fluttering erupts in my chest.
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Given that Trump's natural habitat is on Twitter or in ad-libbed sparring with reporters, the true measure of his sincerity over Charlottesville will come only when the next racial uproar erupts and the President fires off his heat-of-the-moment response.
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His grieving family, now also under police protection, say they have little hope the shocking campus killing will prompt a re-examination of blasphemy laws that carry a death penalty, or action against the mob justice that often erupts in such cases.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 85033-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), a member of the committee, told The Hill on Friday.
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As spring erupts across the city's backyards and community gardens, new recruits report to a galline army that now numbers in the thousands, supplying hen-warm eggs, a few chicken dinners and a taste of the wonders and worries of farm life.
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Fighting erupts every few years in the poverty-stricken Gaza Strip, but clashes hit a multi-year high Monday as Ivanka Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin inaugurated the new embassy in Jerusalem, which both Israelis and Palestinians see as their spiritual capital.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), a House Intelligence member, told The Hill on Wednesday.
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Mid 2010 to mid 2011 A phone-hacking scandal erupts at Murdoch-owned tabloid News of the World, culminating in the closure of the paper and the appearance of Murdoch before parliament, which he describes as the "most humble day of my life".
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Elizabeth has had her explosive moments before — never forget the Forehead Vein — but Russell is a doing an expert job at showing exactly how much Elizabeth is wearing herself to the bone for this summit as she erupts with more and more frequency.
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Nevertheless, "Children" erupts in a glorious aerodynamic zoom despite a lyric about changing the world that carelessly throws around the word "generation," and "I'll Show You" includes a blissful synthesizer hook that somehow makes the song's meditation on fame actually sound moving.
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In its breezy candor, the book is as appealing and appalling as the conversations of the Woolfers online, though it lacks the tartness and invective that occasionally erupts there, turning a you-go-girl group of self-affirmers into an unruly scrum.
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The U.S. also has just 10% of the required respirator masks that would be needed for medical professionals if the COVID-19 outbreak erupts into a "full-blown" pandemic in America, Health and Human Services official Dr. Robert Kadlec said at the hearing.
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All that entails reputational and legal risk for directors, especially when a scandal erupts, a CEO suddenly departs, activist shareholders make threats, or any negative event for which the board may be held responsible (see, for instance, Wells Fargo, Uber, Theranos and Enron).
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Letter To the Editor: "Family Dispute Over House of Singapore's Founder Erupts as National Crisis" (news article, July 5) promotes the absurd notion that Singaporeans link the legitimacy of their government to the fate of former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's house.
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It at least sustains a cool pictorial grandeur in its portrayal of the Nazi invasion of Poland as bombers sweep the skies and armored tanks roll into Warsaw as the city erupts in panic, its peace and quiet shattered in one horrifying instant.
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But when crossed, she erupts with unhinged intensity and steely sound, as in her furious final aria, after the disembodied voice of Neptune (here, in a bit of luxury casting, Eric Owens) forgives Idomeneo and blesses the union of Idamante and Ilia.
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More From Newser Titanic Was Discovered During a Top-Secret Mission 'Volcano of Fire' Erupts Explosively, Killing Dozens Whale 'Struggled Fiercely' in Painful 5-Day Death Many Breast Cancer Patients Can Skip the Chemo The clip has been viewed more than 1 million times.
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She keeps drawing out the difficult songs, letting her voice grate, the guitars crack, the digital creaks rake against the ears with only a hint of melody — then, after what feels like forever, the music snaps, and the next song erupts in overwhelmingly pleasurable noise.
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Cuttlefish are cross-dressers, the male argonaut (a pelagic octopus) has a detachable, projectile penis, dolphins are in flagrante acrobats, and group sex erupts (where else?) on the California coast twice a year when tens of thousands of grunions disport themselves on the beach.
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Supernova secrets seen in X-rays Death of a supergiant A supernova occurs at the end of a massive star's life, as a colossal, catastrophic explosion erupts, causing the star to burn brighter than some galaxies for around two weeks before fading to black.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), an ally of Nunes who also sits on the Intelligence panel.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Bedlam Erupts in House Sit-In by Democrats" (front page, June 23): This is what we've come to: grown men and women — Democratic representatives — openly protesting and chanting in the House chamber because Republicans refuse to listen to reason.
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Related: #WomenBoycottTwitter protest erupts over Rose McGowan's suspension With all of her criticism, it would be easy to think that McGowan hates Hollywood, but she said in a 2015 interview with Broadly that she's happy to be a part of the industry -- on her terms.
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Dave Brat (Va.), Thomas Garrett (Va.), Raul Labrador (Idaho), Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 85033-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (Utah) and James Comer (Ky.).
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE's (R-Utah) mic during a debate with opponent Shireen Ghorbani (D) in Utah.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierLaughter erupts at hearing after Democrat fires back: Trump 'has 5 Pinocchios on a daily basis' Live coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption Maloney wins vote for Oversight chairwoman MORE (D-Calif.), an Intelligence Committee member.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Romney Calls Trump Unfit as Party Erupts in Discord" (front page, March 4): The denunciation of Donald Trump by Mitt Romney and other prominent members of the Republican Party may ultimately have the opposite effect of what they intend.
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The technique doesn't fully work when the narrative turns to Wamariya's stay in a lakeside town in Zaire — later the Democratic Republic of Congo — initially a happy period, beautifully detailed in the book, that descends into terror when that country, too, erupts into conflict.
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" (Martin Lowe did the orchestrations and arrangements.) Or when Conor's older sister, Anne (Skyler Volpe, lovely), erupts into rage as her parents bicker, pounding a tattoo on the kitchen table that becomes the drum beat for the band's exploration of the sexual divide, "Girls.
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"We will see some sort of action and the risk is that even small actions—given that the China may push back very hard—could very quickly escalate into a tit-for-tat battle that erupts into a trade war," Cornell University economist Eswar Prasad told CNBC.
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By the time its justly acclaimed final sequence rolls around and you're convinced that Tony's life is in danger when he sits down with his family in a diner, the episode has you in its grip, no matter how little it erupts in fire and blood.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) during a break Wednesday afternoon as lawmakers left the hearing briefly to vote.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) focused on the massive mine waste spill the agency caused in Colorado last year.
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Most competitors slip (at the Edinburgh World Cup, around 70% failed to reach the top in the qualifying round, and closer to 95% fell in the more difficult route of semifinals), so when they do reach the top after a very difficult final stretch, the crowd erupts.
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HOUSE ERUPTS IN CHAOS AFTER GOP VOTES DOWN LGBT MEASURE: The House floor devolved into chaos and shouting on Thursday as a measure to ensure protections for members of the LGBT community narrowly failed to pass after Republican leaders urged their members to change their votes.
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Through self-described daily "homilies," akin to a first-year law school class with a cantankerous professor, Judge William H. Walls' one-man show holds the courtroom captive as he spars with lawyers trying to get a word in before he erupts -- in either laughter or fury.
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Every so often, these erupt in the form of phenomena such as a solar flare, which is usually described as a sudden and intense flash of brightness, or a coronal mass ejection, which is a blast of magnetic solar particles that erupts from the sun into space.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE's (R-Utah) bill to turn the Grand-Staircase Escalante national monument into a national park.
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That seems like an interesting way to address the different forms of worship in America and the different kinds of obsessions that we hold, and certainly as evidenced by the glut of news items that erupts every time there is a shooting, which is more and more frequently.
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Finally, at 1:83, violence erupts, and the next 11 seconds are a rapid, explosive burst of scary things happening beneath a continual eruption of sound, until at 1:50 everything goes quiet for the movie's famous tagline ("In space, no one can hear you scream") and title card.
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I've always thought of myself as having sensitive, reactive, acne-prone skin, the kind that erupts in a cluster of itchy red bumps if the wind blows too hard, which is why I habitually avoid known triggers like sulfates, alcohol (used topically, that is), artificial fragrance, and mineral oil.
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If a tit-for-tat tariff dispute between the two countries erupts into a full-blown trade war, auto production in both will be affected, but U.S. factories would feel the strongest effect because China imports nearly 4733,2473 U.S. vehicles, worth $2100 billion, and sends relatively few back.
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On the next page, a golden meteor plummets toward Earth, is lodged deep underground during the Paleozoic era, erupts in a dinosaur-scattering earthquake, and then across various ancient civilizations is alternately worshiped, sculpted, erected, celebrated, crushed, sold, neglected, discovered, plundered and lost to the bottom of the sea.
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If there was tepid optimism going into the week that the Senate would be able to quickly pass a bipartisan, NRA-backed bill that strengthens the existing background check system, it was quickly replaced by the chaos that now erupts every time Congress tries to address something difficult.
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Uziel speculates the theater may date from the time of the Bar Kokhba revolt, in the second century AD. "When [the revolt] erupts, the buildings were left unfinished in order to go and deal with the rebellion, but [perhaps] they never came back to finish it," he told CNN.
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As the media in the US erupts with stories of sexual harassment and abuse allegations against high-profile men in virtually every industry, it is clear that the country is entering a dialogue which could impact women's rights in America and around the world for years to come.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), saying he took steps to minimize any leaks and essentially asserting that there weren't any.
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One day, while she is out shopping, a student protest erupts, and she is caught in the fray of a vicious crackdown by a mob wielding kendo sticks and firearms in what was remembered as El Halconazo, or the Corpus Christi massacre, in which around 120 people were killed.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) called the attack "unpresidential" and "rude," lamenting that Trump's behavior on Twitter undermines the GOP's accomplishments.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierLaughter erupts at hearing after Democrat fires back: Trump 'has 5 Pinocchios on a daily basis' Live coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption Maloney wins vote for Oversight chairwoman MORE (D-Calif.) said that President Trump gets "five Pinocchios" daily.
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Set in a small town in the Berkshires between 2001 and 20093, the story moves from the burst of patriotism and shows of unity that filled the country after 9/11 to a growing sense of disillusionment and resentment that erupts after the subprime mortgage crisis of 2008.
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The movie flickers back to life like a Terminator, plowing onward for another twenty minutes or more, and the sense of suspended animation is snapped; everything that has hitherto been hinted at—the will to rebel, a deep resentment of the state, the furies of disenfranchised youth—now erupts.
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MS: Would it be fair to say the business you're in, the logistics, the supply chain, the value chain, is not as nimble or as flexible as a lot of other industries and that if a trade war actually erupts, puts you at a bit of a disadvantage?
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), who once believed that an independent probe was necessary to insulate the investigation from politics.
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Related: Violence Erupts in South Sudan Peacekeeping Camp, Killing 22015 "I want my home to return to the way it was before, when people used to go to school and when there was peace," Diew said earlier this month, according to testimonies gathered by the United Nations children's agency UNICEF.
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Related: Violence Erupts in South Sudan Peacekeeping Camp, Killing 18 "I want my home to return to the way it was before, when people used to go to school and when there was peace," Diew said earlier this month, according to testimonies gathered by the United Nations children's agency UNICEF.
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China "can always seek out other options, but I don't think Latin America is a very good one," he said, adding that if a trade war between the U.S. and China erupts, it would adversely affect China and would make it harder for the country to expand into other markets.
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Nadia and Saeed fall for each other right as their (unnamed) country erupts in civil war, and when the couple decide to leave — through mysterious dark doors that transport immigrants immediately into Western countries — they must reconcile their new peace with the "murders" they've committed against loved ones they've left.
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When a volcano erupts, it might take out some neighboring towns and mess with air traffic, but a supervolcano—a volcano that ejects material (ejecta) on the order of quadrillions of kilograms—can be expected to spread pyroclastic flows for hundreds of miles and dump ash even further out than that.
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The inaugural portrait, the surreal "The Finkelstein 5," is classic Americana with a twist: a white man named George Wilson Dunn (an ominous portmanteau of George Zimmerman, Darren Wilson, and Michael Dunn, the killers of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown and Jordan Davis, respectively) unjustly murders five black kids, and rebellion erupts.
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So much so that their quiet home erupts into a gathering place for the barbaric and morally deprived—with guests bouncing on her delicate kitchen counter, destroying her hardwood floors, making out in her own bedroom, invading her cherished personal space, and putting everything that matters to her in peril.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) on Wednesday said there is not yet enough information to comment on whether President Trump obstructed justice.
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"I'd like to assure people that the central government shall do everything possible to bring about improvement in air quality in Delhi and the Nation Capital Region," federal environment minister Harsh Vardhan said as authorities faced criticism for failing to take steps to fight a problem that erupts every year.
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In a move that seems at once tactful and tactical, she sidesteps the wearying debate among progressives over the competing priorities of class and identity politics, preferring to highlight the danger posed by a force that erupts at moments of progress to thwart the advance of democracy and racial equality.
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Mike ConawayKenneth (Mike) Michael ConawayLaughter erupts at hearing after Democrat fires back: Trump 'has 5 Pinocchios on a daily basis' Live coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption Live coverage: House holds third day of public impeachment hearings MORE (R-Texas) and a partner at Williams & Jensen.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) on Tuesday warned against reading too much into President Trump's tweets, saying they don't signal actual policy.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (Utah), a Republican member of the panel, dismissed the investigation as a never-ending issue that Democrats are dragging out.
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Made up of Chris (guitar) and Charlie Collins (lead vocals/synth), and finished off by the former's brother Alexi (keys) and sister Elodie (bass), Tigertown is very much a family affair, and this family like sparkly synth-pop with a chorus that erupts like a flare in the inky night sky.
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Yet as the final words are read, and joyous song erupts in the sanctuary, the careful reader realizes that the security of Persian Jewry, and of Mordecai and Esther, is anything other than assured, and that even the swift nature of Haman's fall is a reflection of terrifying political instability.
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Sometimes gathering the courage to simply love yourself — the skin that you're in, the way your hair grows out of your head, the creativity that stirs in the pit of your stomach and the brilliance that erupts from your mind — is the most radical and transformative thing a child can do.
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The best works in the show are the most self-aware, in which Mr. Shaw depicts himself tending his artwork, pets or plants in a completely focused and self-absorbed manner — an effete maestro engulfed in "flow" while the hideous violence of the real world erupts outside his colonnaded window.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, told The Hill that fears of pardons come from Trump's critics.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 2628-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE and Mia Love, all Republicans, either withdrawing their support or calling on him to drop out of the race.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) told reporters that Hicks was leaving "some questions" unanswered, specifically those related to her time in the administration.
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Planet b is a ball of lava, and planet c likely features a rocky surface that erupts silicate magmas, similar to Jupiter's moon Io. The researchers weren't able to determine the situation for planets f and g, saying the tidal forces might actually be too small to produce under-ice liquid oceans.
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Most of them go largely ignored, as anyone can attest who has had to dodge flying limbs when "showtime" erupts in the middle of a crowded L train car or bemoaned the inevitable delays that come with some teenagers holding the doors open for their friend who is still jumping the turnstile.
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A brief look at the movies that have been targeted by trolls in the last few years makes it easy to see that this kind of backlash consistently erupts when women and non-white characters are at the center of Marvel Studios superhero flicks or other cinematic franchises with long, less-diverse histories.
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Rep. Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE's (R-Utah) town hall event reportedly erupted in shouting Wednesday as the lawmaker addressed constituents about the recent mass shootings.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (Utah), began circulating a letter among his colleagues last week urging Ryan to sue the Obama administration to prevent the settlements.
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When the alien does arrive, it's not one of the dazed martians in Close Encounters or the cuddly weirdos in Star Wars: It's a blood-soaked penis, fanged and erect, which erupts from the chest of a central character before scuttling off to grow at a frightening rate into a clanking monster.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida gov says arrested Giuliani associate was seen as a top Trump supporter in the state Backlash erupts at video depicting Trump killing media, critics WHCA calls on Trump to denounce video depicting him shooting media outlets MORE to return money from Giuliani associates arrested on campaign finance charges.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 85033-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) says a lawsuit should be initiated to prevent a potential payout from an obscure legal fund at the Treasury Department.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) told The Hill that Bannon limited the scope of the investigation to "a few more than" two dozen questions.
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It is the least fanciful of his work, which is surrealistic and dreamy: A sleeping bronze dog erupts into a side table ($25,000); a furry giant bunny is also a wingback chair ($17,103); a plush flower pot, bright red with bright green leaves, is sliced in half to make two comfy seats ($18,000).
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Kilauea is a shield volcano composed mostly of basalt, which makes for fluid lava that rises from rather than violently erupts from the surrounding rock; the result can be a lot of lava, but massive explosions at the peak are rare and usually result from the introduction of liquid water that flashes into steam.
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When a big public controversy erupts, the temptation to personalize is great, as when President Trump — and Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau in 2202 — issued a Holocaust Day Remembrance statement that did not explicitly mention 2628 million Jewish victims, including 28500 million children who were the primary targets and victims of the Nazi's WWII genocide.
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Along with having their crime trends highlighted by President Trump, Chicago and Washington, D.C. share the distinction of having local leaders who have been studying the facts, and are calling for more resources to be devoted to support violence prevention, strategies to reduce harm when violence occurs, and de-escalate violence when it erupts.
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Toward the end of the movie, when Wonka's obsessive-compulsiveness overtakes him and he erupts at Charlie and his grandpa, who've inquired about why Charlie doesn't win a lifetime of candy after all, Mr. Wilder's rage struck a very young me the way "The Rite of Spring" shocked those Parisian ballet-goers in 1913.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), for example, has introduced a bill that would shift $1.4 billion in unspent Ebola money to the fight against Zika. Sen.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) RyanDebate crowd erupts in laughs as Sanders chimes in 'I wrote the damn bill' on Medicare for All The Hill's Campaign Report: Late bids surprise 2020 Democratic field Tim Ryan endorses Biden for president MORE (D-Ohio), a former 2020 White House contender, will back Biden in the race for the nomination.
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Moskos, who now is an associate professor in the Department of Law, Police Science, and Criminal Justice Administration at John Jay College, said that some of what officers say is likely hyperbole — a way of signaling to colleagues that an officer is not a coward and will have their partner's back when a dangerous situation erupts.
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Rep. Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) on Tuesday appeared to downplay Saudi Arabia's involvement in the killing of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi, saying that "journalists disappear" in lots of countries.
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Rep. Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) was booed by a group of about 1,000 protestors as he defended GOP policies during a town hall in Salt Lake City on Friday.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 85033-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) said on Thursday that it is time for Facebook to be subject to more regulation amid the controversy involving British research firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Rep. Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) unveiled legislation on Wednesday to boost funding to research the Zika virus by giving federal agencies flexibility to use money originally allocated to combat Ebola.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), who backed Lee's original amendment in June, told The Hill he couldn't support the two new provisions, and would instead favor Cole's approach.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) RyanDebate crowd erupts in laughs as Sanders chimes in 'I wrote the damn bill' on Medicare for All The Hill's Campaign Report: Late bids surprise 2020 Democratic field Tim Ryan endorses Biden for president MORE (D-Ohio), suggested that the Vermont senator was unaware of what the single-payer health care proposal actually entailed.
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But they have a collective ability to draw our attention to the void behind the broken windows, not only the unilluminated void where windows were broken but also the inhumane void that possessed the murderer's soul, the mournful void that overtook the survivors and the abysmal void beneath our way of life, from which a bewildering violence erupts incessantly.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) introduced the Grand Staircase Escalante Enhancement Act – securing the future of the region's public lands and including the voices of those most impacted by their management.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), meanwhile, focused on the Gold King mine waste spill the agency caused in Colorado last year, asking if anyone had been fired over the incident.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) and other Republicans on the panel are hiding context for the memo's claim that the Department of Justice abused critical surveillance authorities during the 2016 campaign.
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Like Jenga, the animals and objects stack up and the game ends when the stack tumbles over (and in Beasts of Balance, a volcano erupts on-screen.) Unlike Jenga, there's a whole world that you're cooperatively building in the app, with animals and cross-breeds, which are enabled with special pieces (there are 150 beast combos to discover).
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Because it makes an extremely strong case that, when Meryl Streep opens that envelope in a little under a year, the words Detective Pikachu will be on her lips, as all of Hollywood, all of Los Angeles, all of the world erupts in a thunderous ovation, our lives given meaning again by the little, the yellow, the different.
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" Hints of disaster creep in, line by line: she hated (past tense) the number nine; her sister was out on the ice earlier, alone; he sings about "Good Heaven..." and the "Northern star..." In the third verse, the song erupts in a clash of major chords: "Baby you promised me you'd never leave / Then you died on the 25th day of December.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida Senate votes to remove Broward Sheriff after Parkland shooting Florida gov says arrested Giuliani associate was seen as a top Trump supporter in the state Backlash erupts at video depicting Trump killing media, critics MORE (R) suspended Israel earlier this year after the law enforcement officer was criticized for the way his office handed the Parkland, Fla.
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And anytime Wintour does anything out of the norm, the Internet erupts in delight: There was that time Meryl Streep interacted with her in a face-off of The Devil Wears Prada proportions and, most recently, there was the time the Vogue editor-in-chief was seated next to one Belcalis Almanzar — or Cardi B — at Alexander Wang's New York Fashion Week show.
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"Every time I get accustomed to low volatility, like we were towards the end of the Greenspan era, and we think we have all the levers under the control ... something erupts to remind us that the idea that anybody is in control of everything is hubris," Blankfein told CNBC's "Power Lunch " from the sidelines of the company's director symposium in Chicago.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) told The Hill that the committee chairmen "are going to get access" to the documents Nunes has demanded in connection to Mueller's probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, has previously claimed that there are at least seven more emails that will be classified at the highest levels. Sen.
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Read more:Fire erupts on Tennessee Titans field before NFL game when a pyrotechnics device malfunctionedFormer Patriots centers say Tom Brady shoves towels and powder down their pants to avoid getting wet footballs from 'the swamp ass'NFL POWER RANKINGS: Where all 32 teams stand going into Week 2Patrick Mahomes said he owes Travis Kelce lunch after errant attempt at another no-look pass
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Rep. Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) said Friday it was "extraordinarily unlikely" that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un did not know about the treatment of Otto Warmbier during the American's detention in the country.
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Mike ConawayKenneth (Mike) Michael ConawayLaughter erupts at hearing after Democrat fires back: Trump 'has 5 Pinocchios on a daily basis' Live coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption Live coverage: House holds third day of public impeachment hearings MORE (R-Texas) pointed out that Schiff had received "three Pinocchios" from The Washington Post's fact-checking metric, Rep.
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Because he's black and wears a uniform, the words "Uncle Tom" are thrown at him, but his gift is for taking palliative action before trouble erupts; he saves a black kid from police harassment by pretending to be a relative, and brings coffee to a bunch of National Guardsmen, who, having been summoned to the fracas, believe that they are in enemy terrain.
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If a forest fire erupts in California, she may need to send fireproof jackets to reporters on the ground, arrange temporary housing for the correspondents, or check in with the reporters to make sure they're O.K. "She is a master of so many almost invisible acts that make our journalism great," said Carolyn Ryan, an assistant managing editor at The Times.
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From the grizzled satyr Mickey Sabbath's imagined obituary ("did nothing for Israel") to his elation at his late mistress Drenka's "uberous" breasts, to the unseemly depths of his lecherous interest in friends' daughter's underwear or his urge to urinate on Drenka's grave, he erupts into exhilarating life even as he contemplates suicide in his grief at Drenka's death and his own aging diminution.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida gov says arrested Giuliani associate was seen as a top Trump supporter in the state Backlash erupts at video depicting Trump killing media, critics WHCA calls on Trump to denounce video depicting him shooting media outlets MORE (R) were all scheduled to speak at the three-day conference hosted by American Priority at Trump National Doral Miami.
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It flows out of him, as if channelled in thousands of micro wires, enters the minds of his followers: their cheers go ragged and hoarse, chanting erupts, a look of religious zeal may flash across the face of some non-chanter, who is finally getting, in response to a question long nursed in private, exactly the answer he's been craving.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 2628-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) introduced a bill on Wednesday that would allow government agencies to use the more than $28503 billion left over in Ebola funds to be used against the Zika virus.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) told CNN's Wolf Blitzer Friday that Congress needs to take its time to figure out how to prevent future mass shootings without infringing on Second Amendment rights.
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