But fully extinguishing the flames is likely to take months.
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Extinguishing this is the goal of mass murderers and tyrants.
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Her on-screen presence practically extinguishing candles in your living room.
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Combustible materials in the cabin were replaced with self-extinguishing versions.
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Thanks to all who are working extinguishing them and attending the population.
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To remain in power, Mr Maduro's state-socialist regime is extinguishing democracy.
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Pour in the hot water, extinguishing the flames and stirring everything together.
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Anathema burns it without reading a word, extinguishing our hopes for a sequel.
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They once contained a fire-extinguishing liquid and could be lobbed at flames.
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After extinguishing the fire, the crew reported finding a number of burned bodies.
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In response, lobbyists besieged the legislature in hope of extinguishing the new rules.
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I expect the extinguishing to happen, but I don't get to see it.
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The Remaining debt after extinguishing the subordinated debt is $23 million senior debt. 22016g.
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It seeks to create a sexually egalitarian world by extinguishing gender and its differences.
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But eventually authorities traced the call to Queretaro state, extinguishing that glimmer of hope.
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However, a company should not be enriched by extinguishing a worker's right to paid leave.
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Eventually the crews managed to get the blaze controlled, extinguishing the fire after an hour.
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Since taking power, in 2012, he has set about extinguishing all challenges to his authority.
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And if history teaches anything, it's that fanning hatred is far easier than extinguishing it.
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And here, again, the political costs of extinguishing these investigations would be massive as well.
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Donald Trump wins re-election or A giant meteor strikes the earth, extinguishing all human life.
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PFAS is used in fire extinguishing agents and cookware products and often seeps into drinking water.
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As rinks close, their loss is slowly extinguishing a skating culture that fed into hip-hop.
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After containing the fire, crews worked on extinguishing the hot spots that were left, WWAY reported.
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But it failed, extinguishing any last hope that someone else could still be the GOP nominee.
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Sometimes the biggest challenge with extinguishing a fire can be getting to it in the first place.
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The president's power, the court made clear at that time, even reached to extinguishing criminal contempt citations.
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Now, in our attempt to extinguish our mortality, we are on the verge of extinguishing ourselves. Farewell.
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Regulators in Japan require airlines there to install backup fire extinguishing systems, but the F.A.A. does not.
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Firefighters use a ladder while extinguishing a fire at an industrial building in St. Petersburg, Aug. 22.
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Erdogan fired some judges, imprisoned some editors, and he's getting closer and closer to extinguishing Gülen's strongholds.
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Police and fire crews extinguishing the fire found the words "Vote Trump" spray-painted across the building's side.
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And then, if a fire were evident, someone would have used the portable, cockpit Halon fire-extinguishing bottle.
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Fires can be deadly, so make sure you take the right precautions when starting and extinguishing a fire.
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Then Sigurdsson caught up to him, snapped into the tackle and won the ball, extinguishing England's last hope.
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Even governments know that it is no longer a question of extinguishing but of reining in the wildcats.
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By extinguishing smaller blazes, leaf litter, shrubs, and small plants build up in forests, increasing the fuel load.
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Firefighters make their way across a charred landscape after extinguishing a grass fire in Saddleworth Moor, England, Feb. 27.
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And second, only big fines have the capacity to threaten these companies with extinguishing their profit and share price.
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It allows a Dungeon Master to ask philosophical questions of their players: Are players comfortable with extinguishing a species?
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But he quickly waged a campaign of oppression to consolidate his position, extinguishing the political opposition through violent crackdowns.
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ING Bank's main data center in Bucharest, Romania, was severely damaged over the weekend during a fire extinguishing test.
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But we built this character who had hope and promise, and extinguishing that light would be the most devastating.
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Yet no candidate today may prove capable of extinguishing the embers of the primary the way Mr. Kerry did.
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After extinguishing the fire at the two-story home on Dartmouth Gate Circle, firefighters discovered a man's body inside.
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Even amid the buoyant, upbeat period musical numbers that punctuate "Clock," you sense the voracious, spark-extinguishing shadows hovering.
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But the rest of us can sit back, enjoy the spectacle, and hope they take their time extinguishing the blaze.
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And yet the oppressors never succeed in extinguishing the man's essential, defiant pride (the key to Malachi Kirby's impressive performance).
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Until now you had to manually open each of Facebook's features to extinguishing the maddening flame of the notification badge.
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In either case, dining means better odds of extinguishing a fire or repairing a ship on the precipice of obliteration.
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A powerful Hindu revival had rolled over the plains, extinguishing virtually all trace of the religion that had begun there.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Cruz ended his campaign, his loss in Indiana extinguishing any chance of denying Mr. Trump the nomination.
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To their detractors, they risked extinguishing the Trump flame by failing to appreciate the unconventional qualities that got him elected.
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But he quickly waged a campaign of oppression to shore up his authority, extinguishing the political opposition through violent crackdowns.
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Another fire on Saturday, at a gas station in Sherman Park, burned unattended while gunshots kept firefighters from extinguishing it.
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One fire, at a gas station in the Sherman Park neighborhood, burned unattended while gunshots kept firefighters from extinguishing it.
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OZONE-DEPLETING CHEMICAL Carbon tetrachloride was widely used in the past to make refrigerants, fire-extinguishing materials and cleaning agents.
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When the separator hits 160 degrees Celsius, the polymer melts, abruptly releasing the TPP into the electrolyte and extinguishing the combustion.
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All of this now appears to be mere prelude to Gillibrand's latest gambit: calling for extinguishing US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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This adjustment reflects extinguishing the $22016 million subordinated debt with proceeds of rights offering to be filed in early July 238.75.
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After extinguishing the fire, Rosa and Torres remained inside the building to investigate the gas smell and explosion, the chief said.
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"Knock it off," he said tersely, as if I was merely one of a hundred fires that needed extinguishing that day.
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Extinguishing conspiratorial tendencies that plainly surface again and again will require more than just the public's awareness that those tendencies exist.
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Although drug-related gang violence in Latin America continues, the extinguishing of political armed conflicts from an entire hemisphere deserves note.
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This is extremely troubling, as the Supreme Court plays a key role in granting or extinguishing legal protections for trans people.
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But if projects are all we value, our lives become self-subversive, aimed at extinguishing the sources of meaning within them.
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A fire crew in Paradise also lent a hand, extinguishing a blaze that was ripping through an alleyway behind his dwelling.
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Obama, who is responsible for extinguishing McCain's second bid for the White House a decade ago, immediately answered that he would.
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The Republican Party will keep control of the House of Representatives, extinguishing Democrats' hopes of a new progressive era in Washington.
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Robotic arm at the end of the booster, extinguishing the flame / Screenshot from NASA live feed Robotic arm at the end of the booster, extinguishing the flame / Screenshot from NASA live feed Ultimately, there will be two of these solid rocket boosters on NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, which is designed to bring humans to Mars.
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If it does so, "extinguishing" the notes and its liability for them, it can transfer an equivalent amount to the government budget.
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The replies ranged from basic design gripes to extinguishing national socialism, but today Dorsey boiled the responses down to four basic themes.
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This case is another example of government overreach and regulators extinguishing innovation by imposing arbitrary new rules on small businesses like ours.
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It is an America abdicating its historic mission of democratic leadership and example, an America extinguishing the torch of liberty and welcome.
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Taken together at face value, these supply-side considerations can seem overwhelming for startups already facing innumerable daily "fires" that need extinguishing.
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To cut its debt by 22018%, Reader's Digest began laying off its U.S. staff, selling off assets and rapidly extinguishing employee perks.
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But firefighters are making little or no progress in extinguishing the blazes and little rain is expected before the end of January.
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" He said extinguishing flames could be hard in a church like Notre-Dame because "that building is longer than a football field.
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Adding a New York outpost may have some long-term appeal, but time is no friend to the fast-extinguishing print newspaper industry.
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Indeed, there are signs it can't; we've seen White Walkers walk straight through fire, apparently extinguishing it by the power of their cold.
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The Packers' win set up a showdown next week with Detroit for the N.F.C. North title, while extinguishing the Vikings' faint postseason hopes.
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These laws prohibited taking photos or videos on farms, with the intent of extinguishing undercover investigations of factory farms and animal abuse violations.
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Past incidents have shown that a single extinguishing system may not be enough to put out flames that spread rapidly through the plane.
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Trump will not succeed in extinguishing Obama's legacy, but his presidency reminds us how much America is still burdened by its racial past.
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The drug floods the brain with feel-good neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine, while also temporarily extinguishing the brain's ability to process fear.
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" Peretti told CNN Business that big tech platforms such as Facebook have to play a pivotal role in extinguishing the aforementioned "dumpster fire.
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It was the latest in a series of operations aimed at extinguishing insurgent networks before the seasonal arrival of unrest in the summer.
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The idea is to achieve this by extinguishing the one-size-fits-all approach to stories, and by defining most everyone's role differently.
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He, as you might guess, plans to do this winnowing himself — saving the human race by extinguishing half of it with a virus.
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The disturbing details come after New York City firefighters extinguishing a car fire discovered the toddler alone inside the vehicle just before 9 p.m.
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"All containment lines continued to hold throughout the day with the rain assisting in extinguishing hot spots and smoldering fire," the latest report read.
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Of leaving red lipstick stains on wine glasses and casually extinguishing cigarette butts on coffee saucers while listening to lovers quarrel on cafe verandas.
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Adam spent months at the protests, just behind the front lines, extinguishing tear gas canisters and hustling supplies to those squaring off with police.
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BANGKOK — Eight people died and seven others were injured when workers accidentally released fire extinguishing chemicals into the basement of one of Thailand's largest banks.
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"All means are committed with the exception of the technically unsuitable Canadair aircraft for extinguishing this type of fire," the agency first tweeted in French.
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The closest star to Earth is four light-years away, so the probability of a massive star extinguishing all life on Earth is practically negligible.
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Fires, on the other hand, says she isn't certain whether the movies she makes are fueling or extinguishing the desire for people with incestuous impulses.
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The key question being evaluated is whether inter partes review violates the Constitution by "extinguishing private property rights" through a forum other than federal courts.
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Hours elapsed before Trump issued a robotic and horrendously insincere apology, one that fell far short of extinguishing the blaze that was engulfing his campaign.
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His climate plan is the most hostile toward nuclear energy — extinguishing all reliance on it by ending lease renewals for reactors when they come up.
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On Friday, Google removed the Infowars Android app from its Play Store, extinguishing one of the last mainstream strongholds of infamous conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.
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But the media, both print and social, need to take care that this moment-by-moment accounting doesn't drown us in its thought-extinguishing momentum (Huxleyan).
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A play about the life-sustaining power of art-making and the soul-extinguishing peril of selling out, it valorizes suffering in the pursuit of greatness.
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The European Central Bank resorted to extraordinary measures — though far later than its American and British counterparts — extinguishing the worst fears of the euro's potential demise.
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But also extinguishing judgment and so-called notes on scripts and participation and making a story great is also, there's no point in not doing that.
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However, on Saturday, he said he would send the army to fight the fires, sharing a video of the air force extinguishing flames in the Amazon.
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Fumbling hookups with random men temporarily banish her loneliness without extinguishing her torch for Daniel (José María Yazpik), the lover who abandoned her eight years earlier.
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And researchers detailed evidence found in Europe that the Chicxulub event acidified the ocean in a flash, extinguishing much of Earth's ocean life at the time.
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Eleanor Friedberger left Brooklyn two years ago for the Hudson Valley, and now she's recorded her third—and most mature—solo album since extinguishing the Fiery Furnaces.
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Photosynthesis all but stopped, killing most of the plant life, extinguishing the phytoplankton in the oceans, and causing the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere to plummet.
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The building's roof is in danger of collapsing as a result of the catastrophe, and it has also suffered water damage due to the fire extinguishing efforts.
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"Saudi authorities have claimed to control the fires, but this falls far short of extinguishing them," said Abhishek Kumar, head of analytics at Interfax Energy in London.
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"The region is currently in a dire need of calm, not escalation and extinguishing conflicts, not igniting and perpetuating them," the statement quoted Aboul Gheit as saying.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department said about 335 firefighters were involved in the rescue-and-response effort, which succeeded in extinguishing the fire after about 90 minutes.
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"All the germs from your breath are all over food other people are gonna eat," the dad in question says, before revealing his more ethical candle-extinguishing method.
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They will be able to choke you unconscious with their rigid plastic pincers, as tiny lasers scan your eyes for the final flickers of life extinguishing inside you.
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The Greater Stockholm fire department, which is coordinating the efforts, said firefighters around Sweden have in the past days been extinguishing several fires in the "very dry" countryside.
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That guy got off on $293 in bail, but the punishment for extinguishing a flame could carry a sentence from three months to three years in prison, apparently.
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While it wasn't the extinguishing blanket Australians were hoping for, and in fact hindered some backburning efforts, the downpour has helped to put out or contain some fires.
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The VR technology produces realistic renders of smoke, fire, water and fire-extinguishing foam in several different scenarios, such as a house fire, an aircraft fire or wildfire.
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But even when it comes to suppressing or extinguishing a species of mosquito, are we opening Pandora's Box and releasing something into the world we don't fully understand?
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New York leaders took a series of unprecedented steps Sunday to slow the spread of the coronavirus, including canceling schools and extinguishing most nightlife in New York City.
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Sadly, others felt that tossing their filters on the ground and extinguishing it with the tip of their shoes was part of the "rebellious" attitude of being a smoker.
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"This case is another example of government overreach and regulators extinguishing innovation by imposing arbitrary new rules on small businesses like ours," the company said, vowing to defend itself.
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Why there are humans involved in operating a icosacopter, or its futuristic fire extinguishing tech, is well beyond me, but damn if it doesn't make for another fantastic GIF.
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President Obama's latest comments could set a tremendously dangerous precedent, fueling the flames of anti-energy activists while simultaneously extinguishing the willingness of companies to invest in infrastructure projects.
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This quick response to extinguishing blazes meant that some woodlands that had been naturally thinned by fires every 10 years or so might go decades or more without them.
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In other words, Game of Thrones' entire sixth and seventh seasons were essentially dedicated to extinguishing all the vestiges of the subversive and the historical parts of the story.
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WASHINGTON — In 2001, when surging budget surpluses fueled hopes of extinguishing the national debt, a pitched battle broke out over President George W. Bush's proposed $1.6 trillion tax cut.
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Firefighters spent about two hours extinguishing the flames, and by that time much of the Gothic Revival-style building had collapsed into a pile of debris 15 feet high.
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It comes a week after a man was arrested on suspicion of starting the state&aposs third-largest wildfire in recorded history by not fully extinguishing an illegal fire pit.
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The drone uses 20 rotors to lift two firefighters up to the scene of the blaze where they drop balls of "fire extinguishing powder" into canons to extinguish the flames.
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A Reuters witness said lush pine forest was reduced to blackened stumps as aircraft dumped red dry extinguishing powder on to the flames, followed by helicopters equipped with 'rainmaker' buckets.
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In principle, the closing of the Chinese market, which has accounted for 50 to 70 percent of illegal ivory, will go a long way toward extinguishing the traffic in ivory.
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Iran was just the latest example of a pattern of behavior in which the Trump administration acted boldly, ratcheted up a situation and then sought credit for extinguishing the crisis.
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His body movements careen from the sensual to the frustrated — he is a performer, a pleaser, but one at war with those impulses, torn between delivering joy and extinguishing it.
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The really radical answer would be to designate one or a few permanent host cities so that the Olympics sports infrastructure has a life beyond the extinguishing of the Olympic flame.
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If we treated hate groups with the seriousness and urgency that they deserve, we could potentially prevent the next Dylann Roof or the next Wade Michael Page from extinguishing innocent lives.
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When he got onstage, I imagined him wiping off horse guts and extinguishing the glee of kids across the country who no longer had the same number of Oscars as DiCaprio.
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Yet, the federal government had always been there, damming rivers, dredging canals, and extinguishing Native people, Olmsted noted; the West was "the kindergarten of the American state," wrote historian Richard White.
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"New video of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney extinguishing birthday candles by removing them 1 by 1 from his cake and blowing on them individually has raised new questions..." https://t.
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President Trump has pulled the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal ahead of his negotiations with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, about extinguishing the Asian country's weapons program.
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Our alternative is to remain silent, together complicit in extinguishing the light of freedom that our predecessors have so carefully nurtured over the last two centuries and passed along to us.
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As the Aizu fought valiantly from the towers and trenches, most women remained behind the scenes, ploughing their energies into cooking, bandaging, and extinguishing cannonballs that pounded the castle day and night.
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Then, just two days later, firefighters were at the church again, extinguishing a blaze which was contained to the roof of the structure, right above the sanctuary area, the police statement said.
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The airdrops are the most common action images broadcast on television, but they are not capable of extinguishing a big fire by themselves; they can only help to slow and direct it.
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But even if they do, if the last two years of extinguishing fires has taught the tech industry anything, it's that just because they're not required to act, doesn't mean they shouldn't.
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After extinguishing the fire with a hose reel jet and clearing the area from "heavy smoke" with a positive pressure ventilation system (PPV), the incident was officially resolved just before 9 a.m.
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In the paranoid view of stodgy shopkeepers, the hoodie is to be feared for extinguishing individuality; in its politicized life, it mutes identity to signal alliance, not unlike a resistance group's uniform.
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As they were extinguishing the flames, firefighters found the body of one person who they believed to be homeless, and another injured victim who was rushed to a hospital, the statement said.
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Jerry Moran (R-KS) and Mike Lee (R-UT) announced their opposition to Republicans' Better Care Reconciliation Act, temporarily delaying — or maybe even extinguishing — any hope the party has of repealing Obamacare.
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"The main problem that it comes from the Ukraine and until that tap is turned off, the virus will keep spreading and all measures will be just minimal fire extinguishing," he said.
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The fire brought first responders from several fire, emergency medical and law enforcement agencies, and firefighters were still on the scene extinguishing hot spots nearly 12 hours later as of 1 p.m. EST.
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She managed to save Jon and win his loyalty, just as Lyall's theory would predict — but also handed a weapon of mass destruction to a power bent on literally extinguishing all human life.
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This is to say that the SPLC (a group to which I have donated many times) serves an important function, and its methods for extinguishing the material resources of violent extremists remain formidable.
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I believe it was singularly responsible for extinguishing the dying embers of the Camden indie atrocity, and paving the way for the inclusive, experimental self-aware music scene that we're living through today.
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The impact of the asteroid, which created the Chicxulub crater beneath Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, was one of the most destructive events in Earth's history, extinguishing 75% of the planet's animal and plant species.
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But other times it means extinguishing long-simmering fires that flare up between newly ordained in-laws, or arriving in the clutch when a maid of honor drops out after an ugly meltdown.
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Instead, it seemed to fire rockets and then was engulfed in smoke, before venting fire out the top of the test craft for a few minutes prior to extinguishing, with StarHopper looking relatively unscathed.
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With no other viable prospects for resettlement in sight, this human warehousing has had the effect of extinguishing hope and deepening despair, resulting in severe damage to the refugees' physical, emotional and psychological health.
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He also revealed that the fire department discovered a fuel leak and a small fire inside the damaged engine when they arrived on the scene, and sprayed the plane with a fire extinguishing foam.
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But Iowa (4-2, 240-222) never got the ball back, with Cain extinguishing the Hawkeyes' last chance on a 27-yard run up the middle on third-and-23 with 28:236 remaining.
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The Blackhawks own the worst penalty-killing unit in the NHL at 72.1 percent but are starting to turn the corner by extinguishing 16-of-19 chances over the the last eight games. 1.
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Joe Biden: The former U.S. vice president easily won three major primaries on Tuesday, all but extinguishing the chance that Senator Bernie Sanders could make a comeback before the Democratic Party's summer nominating convention.
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But this unease can be sublimated into an idealized vision of the city, achieved by bringing in a more diverse array of New Yorkers while extinguishing the class differences that sometimes exist between them.
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Morrison has defended his government's policies, but some former firefighters chiefs say Australia must abandon its existing strategy that puts the main responsibility for extinguishing blazes in the hands of state and territory governments.
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"Our courts have ordered the government to prevent this and commit more resources to extinguishing fires, and to name and prosecute the plantations where fires occurred in the past," Rompas told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The switches within our slow cookers are subjected to additional internal testing, which includes a Rotary Knob Endurance test, Rotary Knob Force Test and Flame Burning Test and constructed of self-extinguishing, flame resistant material.
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Footage captured by the couple's Nest home security camera shows Ashley attempting to blow out the candle—but instead of extinguishing the flames, "a fire ball shot back up in my face," Ashley told Cosmopolitan.
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Short of overly invasive censorship, there is no way to prevent these questionable services from cropping up, and extinguishing one doesn't preclude the creation of an identical clone on some other server in another country.
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Turns out, controlling a Western wildfire when winds exceed an Interstate highway's speed limit and it hasn't rained for weeks is not the same as extinguishing a blazing apartment building on the Upper East Side.
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Luis Manuel has suffered an intense defamation and harassment campaign by the Cuban police with the aims of stifling his creative spirit, exhausting him as an artist and as a person until extinguishing his art.
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When a series of eruptions out of several Siberian volcanos kicked off the Permian-Triassic extinction event, giant plumes of noxious carbon were released into the atmosphere, altering Earth's climate and extinguishing most life on it.
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With every new blockbuster merger between ever-larger health care businesses, regulators must consider whether they are expanding to deliver better care at lower cost, or merely extinguishing competition to bend the market to their will.
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Working with the mainstream, whether in Europe or the United States, will always be the best way to eliminate the violent extremists by extinguishing the ideas that inspire them — and replacing those ideas with far better ones.
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Every minute that passes in Agustina Woodgate's "National Times" (222/299) installation — currently on view in the 2019 Whitney Biennial — represents more than a small erasure of the past, but an extinguishing of the clock's essential purpose.
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The National Treasury, which has previously introduced a debt amnesty to assist poor and indebted consumers, said they were considering a number of options, including "extinguishing" some or all debt to help people get a fresh start.
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This is where the much debated "privatization" has the potential to add more physicians into the VHA system, groom them to be leaders, and do so without extinguishing their Millennial optimism in the darkness of VHA indifference.
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Brent crude oil prices hit new 11-year lows as the face-off between Saudi Arabia and Iran over Riyadh's execution of a Shi'ite cleric was seen extinguishing any chance of major producers cooperating to cut production.
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Between the lines: It was not a surprise but rather the extinguishing of the last shred of hope that Xi would adhere to some of the institutionalization and norms, however squishy some have been, developed since 1978.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Landmark Roche patents that helped launch the modern biotechnology era end next year, extinguishing a source of billions of dollars in income for the Swiss drugmaker and piling pressure on its new medicines to succeed.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Tiger Woods's Ryder Cup record went from bad to worse when he lost two more matches on Saturday, extinguishing a theory that a warmer, cuddlier, middle-aged cat would finally shine in the team format.
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On a winding road near the front lines of the Kincade fire, where about 22,284 people remained under mandatory evacuation orders on Monday, Mr. Augino and his fellow firefighters were extinguishing spot fires with water and hand tools.
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"Surprisingly good outcomes cause dopamine activation and reinforcement of behavior and disappointingly bad outcomes cause suppression of dopamine activity and extinguishing of behavior," Jesse Goldberg, a neurobiologist at Cornell University and co-author of the new study, explains.
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After extinguishing a trailer fire in Port Angeles, Washington, early Saturday morning, firefighters discovered the bodies of a 34-year mother and her three young children — and now, the woman's husband is facing a host of criminal charges.
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"This leads to spending way too much energy on conference calls, meetings and offsites, traveling to see each other, and wasting time with conference reports, PowerPoint presentations, dimming and ultimately extinguishing creativity," he said at the ANA conference.
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A single election in a wealthy Seattle suburb on Tuesday could make that scenario a reality, handing the party full control of government in Washington State — and extinguishing Republicans' last fragile claim on power on the West Coast.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Parliament on Tuesday passed a ban on smoking in Austria's bars and restaurants, extinguishing a flagship policy of the recently collapsed right-wing government which had scrapped the measure after it was already on the statute books.
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Barneys, however, did not communicate this to customers — or the fact that the credit, including gift cards, would stop being accepted after Thursday based on a court order, potentially extinguishing hundreds, and even thousands, of dollars in wedding gifts.
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On Friday, Ginza streets were blocked off as fire trucks raced by, and cranes rose to the help evacuate citizens participating in the drills that also featured fire extinguishing, emergency first-aid, rescue and transporting victims to safe shelters.
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Unlike in 2016 when demonstrations across Brazil stopped former President Michel Temer from extinguishing the Ministry of Culture, Bolsonaro was not met with an organized resistance when he announced his willingness to downgrade the ministry's status during his campaign.
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Tomorrow, we'll have more madness for you, as we will until the day this all wraps up, or we all perish in the flames of the meteor that comes crashing into us, extinguishing all life on the planet, whichever.
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Stabbed by a little bird after he discovers the wildfire stash, Lancel tries to avert the oncoming catastrophe by extinguishing the slowly melting candle that would trigger the explosion — but doesn't make it in time and is burned to death.
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Those of Menghun Kaing eked out a living farming, with no prospect of university, while the father of Daramongkol Keo spent 18 months in hiding from the brutal regime in the forest, extinguishing his campfire whenever he heard soldiers approaching.
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Jewad Kadum, a PMU official, said in a statement earlier Sunday that the rescue operations were still ongoing as well as the evacuation of the wounded, recovery of the dead bodies and the extinguishing of the fire caused by the airstrikes.
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"Alabama has renewed the essential conversation about the meaning of justice and morality, one that starts with recognizing what abortion is: The extinguishing of a unique human life," said Catherine Glenn Foster of Americans United for Life, in support of Alabama's law.
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Adding to the risk-off mood, crude oil prices hit new 1515-year lows as the face-off between Saudi Arabia and Iran over Riyadh's execution of a Shi'ite cleric was seen extinguishing any chance of major producers cooperating to cut production.
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"Find a solution, a more permanent one against economic-motivated forest fires because according to reports I have received, 99% of forest fires were started by humans," Widodo told a meeting with cabinet ministers and heads of agencies in charge of extinguishing fires.
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A smarter show might use the Punisher's penchant for violence and guns to explore the folly of treating them as simple solutions, or consider how Frank Castle's lethal war on crime might be feeding the cycle of violence, rather than extinguishing it.
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"Like a light bulb that glows brightest just before burning itself out, we may find that this bull market has one more illuminating year left in it before extinguishing itself in a blaze of glory," Stovall wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Indeed, a strategy for most brands like Kite Hill seems to be to accept funding from the growing number of giant food companies that have established venture arms and then hope they'll help grow the younger brand, rather than try extinguishing it.
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A championship that seemed inevitable for UConn ended instead with the stunningly improbable — a 66-64 defeat on a last-second shot in overtime and the startling extinguishing of a 111-game winning streak and a run of four consecutive national championships.
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But even the majority can testify to a rapid economic recovery since the end of the long civil war in the 1990s, and the final extinguishing of the Khmers Rouges, a Maoist movement that had forced all Cambodians to become subsistence farmers in the 1970s.
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If he had admitted he misspoke when saying "Second Amendment people" would be the line of last resort against Hillary Clinton and her Supreme Court nominees, rather than pretend he'd said something else entirely, it would've gone a long way toward extinguishing the ensuing firestorm.
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Only hours before extinguishing that hot spot in a hilly grove of cedar trees, Chief James and two others from his department had arrived here in Barber County after driving through the night in a small brush truck, a trip of more than four hours.
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This makes it a fundamentally different kind of treatment than, say, prolonged exposure—which has been shown on MRIs to change the way the brain processes fear—and MDMA (or ecstasy)—a drug that has also shown promise for extinguishing PTSD in coordination with therapy.
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"It can now be established with a high degree of certainty that the faults in storage systems as a result of an inert gas extinguishing systems discharge were caused by the impact of high noise levels on the hard disk drives," according to Siemens.
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These marginalized individuals were understood quite literally as disposable human fertilizer for pastoralizing the American wilderness, only one facet of a settler-colonial regime's ruthless exploitation and extinguishing of human lives, which extended from indentured labor to chattel slavery to ethnic cleansing and beyond.
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And after the Night King revealed himself to be the Uwe Hohn of the Known World, Viserion's demise was intense and deeply affecting — his descent as blood streamed like smoke from a downed fighter, his eye extinguishing as he slowly collapsed into the water.
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To improve economic growth, the nation likewise needs to bolster the places that have been hurt by international competition without extinguishing the export opportunities powering prosperity in the big cities that are increasingly selling not only products but also advanced services to the world.
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His grad school student loans partly subsidized flying lessons, and he later flew me to Ocracoke, N.C., in a twin-engine Cherokee Warrior, landing on the grass strip beside the shimmering beach, extinguishing the fear of flying I'd developed aboard much safer commercial jets.
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If a resolution is not reached immediately, Compassion will no longer be able to fund any work in India, extinguishing a beacon of hope and opportunity for the 145,000 children currently in these programs and countless others who would enroll in the decades to come.
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"The government has never denied the extraordinary consequences that would result from treating government regulatory information as property or from extinguishing the personal-benefit requirement," wrote Olan's lawyers at Munger Tolles & Olson and Allen & Overy and Huber counsel from Shapiro Arato Bach and Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel.
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"For years, big tech companies have been extinguishing competitive threats by buying or crushing promising new technologies just as they were emerging," Powell told attendees of a telecom sector event last year, lamenting how Silicon Valley giants also avoid meaningful competition by simply buying their competitors.
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Rieder said the Treasury's borrowing plan would increase supply in fixed-income markets at time of decreasing demand from the Federal Reserve, which is reducing the size of its portfolio of debt assets, and the European Central Bank, which is extinguishing its bond-buying program this year.
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That theory seemed to have its merits after Didi rolled out a hostile bike-sharing platform that sits inside its hugely popular ride-hailing app and is aimed at extinguishing the threat of Ofo, Mobike and others by simply turning them into features rather than fully-fledged rivals.
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In one he's a superhero he thought up himself who protects his neck with magic jewels; in another he celebrates a holiday he thought up himself by extinguishing garbage fires; in yet another he's so brave he had an asthma attack last bar and you didn't even notice.
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Uber breached the fire door of rational thinking, and in a collective cry of "we won&apost be fooled again," the door was slammed shut on We. Casper won&apost even warm the IPO door as sanity sprinklers are extinguishing any consensual hallucination between Casper/Goldman and investors.
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A majority of New Hampshire Democrats said in a new poll that they would rather a "giant meteor strikes the Earth, extinguishing all human life" than see President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE reelected.
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Eichmann, in Arendt's assessment, had perpetrated great crimes against humanity not out of a monstrous internal evil, nor out of a singular hatred of Jews, but because he was incapable of thought from the perspective of another, and therefore susceptible to the fascist ideology that demonized the Jewish people, making extinguishing them a matter of moral necessity.
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Think of Gulliver, in Lilliput, extinguishing a fire in the royal palace with a jet of urine, or of the "frolicsome girl of sixteen," in Brobdingnag, who would "sometimes set me astride upon one of her nipples, with many other tricks"—Gulliver now being the size of Paul, and ripe for use as a sex toy.
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As the militants secured the city, extinguishing the last large salients of resistance, a partial calm descended, broken by the activities of drones and aircraft that bombed from the heavens, and by the public and private executions that now took place almost continuously, bodies hanging from street lamps and billboards like a form of festive seasonal decoration.
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In response, Johnson kicked the rebels — which included several former Cabinet ministers and Winston Churchill's grandson — out of his Conservative party, extinguishing his government's parliamentary majority less than two months before the country is scheduled to leave the EU. READ: British MPs are rebelling to block a no deal Brexit Now Johnson's "Plan B" is likely to be thwarted too.
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The switches within our slow cookers are subjected to additional internal testing, which includes a Rotary Knob Endurance test, Rotary Knob Force Test and Flame Burning Test and constructed of self-extinguishing, flame resistant material The Crock-Pot company is being a good sport and playing along with the joke, but the release of this statement underlines the fact that pop culture can have very real effects on the reputation of real-life products.
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That means their mothers (Sandi McCree as Carole Brown and Yvette Nicole Brown as Shirley Bivins are especially intense); their manager and choreographer Brooke Payne, played by Wood Harris, who conveys a world-weary swagger with the tiniest cock of the head or extinguishing of a cigarette; and their manager (in this case Gary Evans, a fictional stand-in for the group's manager in its late 1980s pop heyday), played by a manic Michael Rapaport.
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It was said in those days that the passage was both like dying and like being born, and indeed Nadia experienced a kind of extinguishing as she entered the blackness and a gasping struggle as she fought to exit it, and she felt cold and bruised and damp as she lay on the floor of the room on the other side, trembling and too spent at first to stand, and she thought, while she strained to fill her lungs, that this dampness must be her own sweat.
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