"Covert influence works when fissures exist and you drive the wedge into the pre-existing fissures," Hayden said.
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Kilauea's eruption, which has already produced nearly two dozen lava-spewing fissures, entered a more violent phase at the weekend, producing larger volumes of molten rock from fissures.
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The unsettling activity followed two other fissures initially announced Saturday by the USGS, although geologists later determined one of those fissures did not emit any lava so was not considered active.
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"The defining feature of modern American politics isn't fissures within parties, it's fissures between parties," said Rob Griffin, a political scientist at the Center for American Progress and George Washington University.
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Here's what you need to know: • New Republican fissures.
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Lava is still actively erupting from fissures near the plant.
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Still, the poll shows significant fissures within the Republican Party.
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And that exposes some fissures in all that boring consistency.
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Multiple fissures exist among Sunnis, whether Arabs, Turks or Kurds.
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Stinging acceptance that the fissures were always already incomplete. Embodiment.
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Fountains erupt from vents along fissures within active lava lakes.
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Our collective grief, always complicated, took on wicked new fissures.
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In union, inevitably, there are fissures as well as strength.
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That the deep nature of our fissures somehow means permanence.
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Huge fissures will open, and everything will be in play.
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But Kennedy troubles these fissures in riskier and timelier ways.
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And the fissures in our nation begin to further widen.
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The winter wind — and mice — sneak in through invisible fissures.
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And fissures and fault lines appear, and between the fissures and the fault lines, you see bits of behavior that doesn't really make sense — like they're dismantling things in their lives for no good reason.
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Lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is still actively erupting from fissures.
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Several cracks, called fissures, have been opening up in the area.
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Mr Maduro's actions are opening up fissures in his chavista movement.
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The country's political divisions have also created fissures within the religion.
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As with any large clan, however, there are fissures of discord.
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But newer, fresher lava shooting out from fissures spell more danger.
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Not surprisingly, foreign policy fissures have emerged among top Democratic candidates.
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There are huge internal fissures that are growing rather than shrinking.
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The larger fissures really started to show during the 2016 primary.
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The Durham probe also threatens to break those fissures back open.
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The on-air fissures haven't gone unnoticed across the cable dial.
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Now a total of 12 fissures have opened up on the volcano's eastern side, and the glow from the lava can be seen by satellite: Lava continued to spew from the new fissures in #LeilaniEstates #Puna #Hawaii.
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Finally, continued unrest in Basra highlights growing fissures in the Shiite community.
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Still, with fissures opening up in unpredictable places, the area is dangerous.
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This aerial photo taken Saturday shows fissures spewing lava into the air.
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More than 20 fissures have opened since the Kilauea volcano started erupting.
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Birmingham's culture wars have laid bare some weird fissures in local politics.
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Ray, seems to have intensified the justices' fissures over the death penalty.
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Since then, 22 fissures have opened, burying dozens of buildings and roads.
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Most fissures are in that subdivision or the adjoining Leilani Estates neighbourhood.
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No new fissures, or vents in the ground, opened Thursday, he said.
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These same fissures run through some of the administration's principal issue thrusts.
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Jeremy Wilson found his home surrounded by fissures hundreds of feet long.
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A network of fissures crackling the glaze marks each of the circles.
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Despite his budding rock-god persona, the fissures were easy to see.
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So deep were the fissures in her cabinet that it took Mrs.
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Some of America's gravest racial fissures were in the spotlight last week.
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Though Anzora seemed genuinely happy, I occasionally spotted fissures in his optimism.
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And there had been all the fissures that were underneath the surface.
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There is spattering (airborne chunks of lava) from fissures 15, 17, 43, 20, 21 and 22, as well as pahoehoe lava — smooth undulating or ropy masses of lava — flowing from fissures 17, 18 and 20, the HVO said.
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Yet in anonymously trying to exploit the fissures within the Democratic ranks — fissures that ran through this past week's debates — Mr. Mauldin's website hews far closer to the disinformation spread by Russian trolls in 2016 than typical political messaging.
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Democrats have to be careful not to underestimate the fissures in our politics that made his win possible as we consistently did with Reagan (oh, he's a dumb actor who says crazy things!) because those fissures are very real.
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That, amidst its deep fissures and flaws, Brookdale could, and should, be better.
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Rather, it prefers to opportunistically amplify and exacerbate existing fissures in a society.
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Lava has spurted as high as 270 feet from fissures like this one.
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So similar microbes may have popped up near these deep-space fissures, too.
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Europe's multiple fissures and identity neuroses do not lend themselves to straightforward solutions.
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As of Friday, 22 fissures have opened and 40 structures have been destroyed.
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About 211,21924 people living near the fissures spitting lava had already been evacuated.
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We wonder, though, if there aren't other fissures occurring amongst the famous friends.
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These voting differences have revealed growing political fissures that will expand after Brexit.
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As the 2016 elections approached, old and new fissures began to crack open.
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Still, many of the fissures are emitting "quite a bit" of sulfur dioxide.
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Lava has been flowing from fissures that broke out in neighborhoods last month.
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But the plaster was riddled with fissures and needed to be torn down.
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The riot caused casualties on both sides and deep fissures in the neighborhood.
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All marriages have fissures, and those of the Connollys are on pointed display.
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Mud poured out of the fissures in the earth, sending buildings swimming past.
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Look for fissures on that mandatory spending front in budget years to come.
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Add them to the daily reminders of the racial fissures dividing this country.
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The crime reveals tensions and fissures within her marriage, and also beyond it.
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Yet fissures within the business community have emerged and Ortega looks increasingly isolated.
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The rise of social media — Facebook and Twitter — aggravated and amplified the fissures.
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Reaction to the resolution also illustrated fissures among American Jews regarding Israeli policy.
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More than a hundred distinct languages and cultures have created fissures throughout Myanmar.
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Top Republicans, meanwhile, basked in the fissures which have Democrats hamstrung at the moment.
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The fissures damage water pipes, causing leaks and prompting the need for more water.
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Lava erupts from fissures on May 18 along Kilauea volcano's lower East Rift Zone.
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Lava shoots into the air from fissures along the volcano's lower East Rift Zone.
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But once their man was in office, the fissures began to show almost immediately.
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As of Tuesday evening, lava was still actively erupting from fissures near the plant.
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Lava from volcanic fissures slowly advance and overtake structures and trees in Leilani Estates.
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The fissures spewed magma and piled lava as high as a four-story building.
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The opposition has expressed concern about possible fissures in the establishment, including the military.
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Still, GOP fissures are forming that could complicate or delay several top Trump priorities.
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Fissures, or cracks in the ground, are opening wider and wider by the day.
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Two new fissures are small with not much lava coming from them, she said.
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Sure enough, lava started spattering from these fissures and lava flows covered the landscape.
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Without doubt, Trump has exposed fissures in — and the fragility of — the Republican base.
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Given the depth of the fissures, the wounds seem likely to fester for years.
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Two more fissures opened in the past 23 hours, bringing the total to 19.
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The war has also caused fissures within the UAE, a confederation of seven emirates.
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Two more fissures opened in the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 19.
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"All the fissures that Europe faces will be exacerbated by this government," he said.
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It seized on controversial issues and exploited racial and ideological fissures to inflame tensions.
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Like most Israeli election campaigns, this one ripped open the fissures in Israeli society.
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The fissures within the campaign leadership extended beyond how to deal with Mr. Biden.
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But the conservative coalition still has fissures; Trump amplifies some elements and diminishes others.
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Irreconcilable fissures over slavery erupted in both the Democratic Party and among Lincoln's Whigs.
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Art can illuminate the fissures in society and in return offer opportunities for healing.
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It is precisely to weave the social fissures that Trump is inclined to tear.
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These fissures, raked across the moon's southern pole, are roughly parallel and evenly spaced.
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And new vents and fissures have formed in some of the park's geothermal areas.
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But you can see early signs of fissures that could drag the bill down.
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Hydrothermal vents are fissures in the ocean floor, created by tectonic and volcanic activity.
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In recent weeks, the comic book community has seen fissures erupt over creative choices.
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Lava spattering from an area between active Fissures 16 and 0.63 on May 16, 2018.
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But the fight over health care reform has exposed familiar fissures in the Republican Party.
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A portion of the park was closed due to large cracks and fissures that appeared.
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Somewhat earlier Cory's and Curtis' once-storybook marriage had developed fissures apparent to Cory's mom.
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Seismic movement creates fissures where lava gathers, heating the earth and the water around it.
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It fissures and divides the Republican base not just in Arizona but around the country.
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Before Friday, lava was just spattering up and collecting at the edges of the fissures.
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People take pictures as fissures spew lava in the Leilani Estates subdivision near Pahoa, Hawaii.
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In recent elections partisan fissures have been reinforced by the brutal maths of voter turnout.
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They evacuated on May 12, when lava fissures tore open the ground near their home.
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The eruption ended after a few hours and later resumed, intensifying and adding multiple fissures.
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Many of these fissures and breaks in the earth are almost certainly evidence of quakes.
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Just how extensive were the Russian government's efforts to exploit existing fissures in American society?
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Once fissures open and the hot stuff starts flowing, it's best not to fight nature.
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The observatory added that "future outbreaks" could arise southwest and northeast of the existing fissures.
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The community of about 1,500 people has been besieged by earthquakes, fissures and lava eruptions.
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But the debate is exposing fissures among Trump's team about his broader foreign policy stances.
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Jeremy Wilson found his home surrounded by fissures hundreds of feet(dozens of meters) long.
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Putin is expertly exploiting our political and societal fissures but he did not create them.
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" He'd begin to yell, the fissures in his forehead deepening, "I can't eat this shit!
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But the fissures with South Korea over North Korea, these officials acknowledge, may only widen.
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He said it had deeply shocked him and underlined some growing fissures in Quebec society.
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The results are washed-out and ghostly, with unexpected fissures of white and stuttering repetitions.
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Meanwhile, some of the circular shapes have a red halo, and their fissures are red.
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Early parliamentary elections would be likely to revolve around Brexit, and expose the same fissures.
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With negotiations stalled on this critical matter, and with reports of deep fissures in Mrs.
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The war drove Robert and Jimmy Quinlan apart, with more fissures coming to the fore.
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It hardly needs saying that the presidential campaign revealed unexpectedly deep fissures in American society.
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Its pointed use regarding Israel reveals deep fissures in our ability to understand one another.
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The pope did not refer directly to these fissures in his letter to the bishops.
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Two new fissures opened and are venting lava and toxic fumes into the air around the Big Island's Leilani subdivison as of Sunday morning, according to the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency, bringing the total number of volcanic fissures in the area to nine.
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Thousands in the Puna district had to evacuate after lava fissures started opening a month ago.
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Now, nearly two weeks later, the island has seen at least 20 fissures, CBS News reported.
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"If there are fissures, either through the media or perceptions otherwise, he wants to reassure folks."
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But if we want to understand political fissures within partisan tribes, we have to look deeper.
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In a nutshell, fracking forces open new fissures in the rock, while EOR "scrubs" existing channels.
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In nearly every important scene, there it is: slime dripping from ceilings or churning in fissures.
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Three other fissures were also producing some eruptive action Monday night, while the others were quiet.
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"It's such a dynamic situation, with fissures changing at least daily, if not hourly," she said.
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Meanwhile, lava from the 20 fissures has covered thousands of square feet, destroying dozens of structures.
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The row has laid bare some wide fissures within the Labour party that dominates city politics.
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Nearly 20 fissures have opened, prompting hundreds to evacuate the area in the last 14 days.
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Lava erupts from fissures in the Leilani Estates subdivision near Pahoa, Hawaii, Tuesday, May 22, 2018.
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Volcanic gases, pollution and ash could increase along with sulfur dioxide levels downwind of lava fissures.
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The Czech system has its own fissures, but Mr Babis poses a different sort of threat.
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Ku'ulie Becklund has been watching lava spurt from fissures night after night from her Pahoa home.
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Two new fissures opened near the Kilauea Volcano over the weekend, belching more lava and fumes.
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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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They had to work quickly, fearing the precariousness of an adjacent building splintered by wide fissures.
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Ice, slush, more ice enlarge the failure; the city adds saltsto fuel fissures, splits, crocodile crazes.
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Below, see what is causing fissures among the ranks on the road to tax reform. 1.
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But the difficult terrain and presence of many fissures, or chimneys, make the search slow going.
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An exterminating company, M. & M. Pest Control, sealed overlooked fissures in cabinet joints and along baseboards.
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The 2628 election brought into daylight two sharp fissures in the American electorate created by globalization.
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The largest fissures between Republicans and Democrats are among less educated lower- and moderate-income households.
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Then he struck a different tone, blaming the news media and Democrats for gaping political fissures.
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In 20063, upheavals that had begun in Eastern Europe exposed fatal fissures in the Soviet bloc.
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To capture that heat, water is pumped down from the surface through fissures in the batholith.
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Their clash also highlighted the fissures among African-Americans over their place in the #MeToo movement.
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"He was actively pushing to try to find fissures and disagreements among us," Mr. McFaul said.
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The tension surrounding Mr. Trump's planned visit to El Paso on Monday is revealing political fissures.
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Mr. Scott and Mr. Beale make us feel the inescapable fissures in our own divided selves.
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It was a powerful testament to Trump's ability to open up the internal fissures of the party.
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Garner urged unity in the social justice movement and sought to mend fissures and conflicts within it.
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New fissures are still possible and scientists have no idea when the current volcanic activity will end.
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But USGS warned that the situation continues to evolve and that fissures could erupt at any time.
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Several older fissures also reactivated and started releasing lava again, according to the Hawaii County Civil Defense.
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The volcano has been spewing lava from fissures that opened up on its flanks for two weeks.
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According to the Hawaii Volcano ObservatoryOver the last few days, new fissures opened on Hawaii's Big Island.
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At least 22 fissures have opened up since Kilauea volcano began erupting more than two weeks ago.
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A map showing the location of the volcanic fissures on Hawaii's Big Island as of Tuesday morning.
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Those are both very interesting and potentially electorally significant ways to understand fissures in the Republican coalition.
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Lava has since been pouring out of large fissures in the earth and down to the ocean.
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The video livestreamed from Civil Beat shows bright orange lava spewing from the fissures in Lower Puna.
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Lava has been oozing out of the fissures since Kilauea volcano began erupting nearly three weeks ago.
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Sometimes a slow slippage or fissures in the ground offer a sign of what is to come.
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Structures destroyed, more fissures open Flaming rivers of molten rock have already destroyed at least 40 structures.
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But the media has often made it seem as if there are deep fissures in the community.
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But he was forced to evacuate after the new fissures emerged, including one just a mile away.
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As of Sunday night, 10 fissures have opened since the initial eruption, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said.
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Then came May's eruption from fissures east of Puu Oo, destroying parts of the Leilani Estates community.
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Seoul's reaction, and a year of poor management from Washington, have exposed widening fissures in the alliance.
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There had, after all, been a changing of the guard that exposed deep fissures within ZANU-PF.
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His immigration plan, "bipartisan" he called it, is calculated to open up fissures on the Democratic left.
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Lava flows from multiple fissures have blocked roads and damaged dozens of buildings on Hawaii's Big Island.
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And that has exposed one of the biggest fissures in Democratic politics in an overwhelmingly Democratic state.
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In some parts of the country, the discussions over ICE contracts seem to be widening political fissures.
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A death exposes fissures in a Nepalese village in "White Sun," the second feature from Deepak Rauniyar.
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Mr. Flanagan prevailed, but the 14-to-9 tally was indicative of fissures in his weakened ranks.
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You can feel all these little knobs and cracks and fissures and little dishes in the rock.
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Jones's maneuvers have escalated one of the worst fissures in decades in the normally clubby ownership group.
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The fissures raise the likelihood that unrest in Hong Kong could fester for months or even years.
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First, raising hopes of Obamacare's fiercest opponents and then dashing them again will deepen internal Republican fissures.
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Fissures or cracks have opened up in several areas and 466 earthquakes have been recorded since Sunday.
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Emily: Next she applied a green tea mint mask to help heal any fissures on my foot.
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The show of unity on Wednesday failed to close the widening fissures in South Africa's governing party.
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Kristal had hired friends and family to handle the onslaught of packages, and fissures began to emerge.
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The Trump administration has led the way in confronting China, an agenda that transcends its internal fissures.
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Lava has been flowing in rural Big Island neighborhoods since fissures began opening in backyards a month ago.
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Thousands in the Puna district had to evacuate after lava fissures started opening in neighborhoods a month ago.
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As the two major parties, which are both nursing open fissures over Brexit, lost support, smaller parties gained.
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It has mapped faults and fissures in the bedrock, and sited the repository in a seismic "quiet zone".
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But the long-term mining has caused fissures that are creeping closer to the city center of Kiruna.
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It is no coincidence that fissures opened within the rich world's economies as poor countries began catching up.
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Fissures in the U.S. bond market may be about to claim their latest victim: High-flying Asian equities.
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GRAND FISSURES have opened in Britain's politics, and the two main parties' leaders are struggling to keep control.
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The 20-foot lava wall was seen after active flows from fissures dumped the molten rock in neighborhoods.
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Hawaii County Civil Defense reported Saturday that fissures near Lanipuna Gardens keep erupting, leading to a lava flow.
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The dispute is likely to exacerbate fissures in the tenuous alliances that shape Middle East politics, analysts say.
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In Pahoa, the earth sounded like it was cracking wide open as lava spattered and exploded from fissures.
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It prods the fissures that appear when we hurt those we love reflexively and never atone for it.
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Cracks emerged in the volcano's East Rift Zone -- an area of fissures miles away from the volcano's summit.
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So far the flows have not advanced very far from the fissures, so maps have not been challenged.
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Volcanic vents, or fissures, have cracked open across the area and gobbled up dozens of homes and vehicles.
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Fissures in right-wing media The split between Fox's opinion and news sides has never been more stark.
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Donald Trump's sustained dominance in the Republican presidential primary has exposed and deepened the fissures within the party.
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Jankowicz says that while Russia is "exploiting preexisting fissures in our society," the U.S. also needs look inward.
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There are 14 lava-and-gas producing fissures in Leilani Estates, after the two new ones formed Tuesday.
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Fissures (splitting of the earth) near the volcano's slope continue to crack open (18 so far), spewing lava.
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In this photo, lava seeps through land fissures on the Big Island in Hawaii, according to the AP.
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Those were ultimately quashed by local authorities, exposing fissures within the territory over relations with the central government.
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After an unexploded missile pierces the building, suspended above like a harbinger of death, those fissures become maws.
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In the background, the footage showed lava fountaining 328 feet (100 meters) high at one of the fissures.
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Hawaii's governor warned that mass evacuations may be required in the lower Puna district as more fissures open.
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Three Scientologists were fired, and the flap exposed fissures between Mr. Enwezor and some members of his staff.
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Latest view of the #Kilauea hot spot fissures in eastern #Hawaii - seen from the #SuomiNPP satellite this morning.
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The mayor was aided by fissures among some labor groups, who had long been opposed to a rise.
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Not only has it widened the gap between parties, it has also created fissures in the parties themselves.
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But his efforts have often been overshadowed by his role in exposing and exploiting racial fissures in America.
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The government of Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has already taken important steps to address these deep fissures.
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Intervals of white canvas align here and there to form horizontally curving fissures: wind evoked with droll economy.
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The best case for the president's opponents is that they show deep fissures among Republicans over the wall.
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Administration officials are courting Democrats, but the two parties face wide fissures that could be difficult to close.
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Some roads are damaged, and there's a chance the fissures could open further or new ones could emerge.
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The Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency said in an alert that a total of six fissures had occurred.
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Constipation during pregnancy is also common, and can lead to anal fissures that could cause pain during anal sex.
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On May 4, fissures along the east of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano ripped opened, releasing bubbling lava onto the landscape.
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While multiple fissures have been found and explored by experts, none so far have led to the trapped team.
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While militarily the battle has largely progressed according to plan, fissures have begun to emerge among the region's powers.
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Although Guaido's attempted uprising failed to immediately dislodge Maduro, it exposed new fissures within the country, the official said.
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But within its borders, there are fissures: rival tribes who have different ideas about how it should be guided.
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If social consensus isn't achieved, there is reason to fear that the fissures in US society will become bigger.
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Over 2,000 Hawaii residents have been ordered to evacuate as the island has seen numerous fissures, CBS News reported.
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The collapse of IS has also widened fissures among the foreign powers jostling for a say in Syria's future.
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Two fissures that opened up in a rural Hawaii community have merged to produce faster and more fluid lava.
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Lava has been oozing out of fissures in Big Island neighborhoods for two weeks, claiming at least 210 structures.
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Lava oozing from two new fissures in the area had paused but sulfur dioxide gas was still a hazard.
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The campaign cleaved open fissures that will have a lasting impact, making the country even more difficult to govern.
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Also encouraging continued military spending is that none of Asia's big strategic fissures, dating back decades, is really narrowing.
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Over 2,000 Hawaii residents have been ordered to evacuate as the island has seen numerous fissures, CBS News reported.
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And in Pahoa, the earth sounded like it was cracking wide open as lava spattered and exploded from fissures.
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If Trump reaches across the aisle to make deals with Democrats, he'll likely create fissures within the GOP House.
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Coombs said the gas is coming out of 21 fissures, or cracks in the ground, caused by the volcano.
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The volcanic vents, or fissures, have gobbled up dozens of homes and vehicles, with 37 structures so far destroyed.
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Residents on the Big Island are coping with volcanic ash and toxic gasses spewing from the fissures left behind.
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That would open up fissures within his G.O.P. conference, let alone with Democrats who could filibuster in the Senate.
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The race between Ms. Lee and Ms. Sánchez offers a first glimpse into the tensions and fissures to come.
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About 50 miles of earth fissures ruptured the surface of the valley, even splitting a major highway in half.
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The fissures over trade are a product of a surge in populism on both the political right and left.
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I believe that Trump's team, if not him, understands the fissures in this immigration debate and is using them.
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The European Union, facing the loss of Britain, has no desire to enlarge further or to create more fissures.
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"The protests are weakening the regime and we see more fissures in the foundation," one senior official told CNN.
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Twelve fissures have emerged, sending lava into the Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens subdivisions, where about 1,800 people live.
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In reassuring Pauly and making cracks about Tampax and capons, Renee and Michael discover fissures within their own relationship.
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The question that remains is whether President Trump can continue to exploit the fissures he opened as candidate Trump.
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Inches-deep ruts are common, as are potholes and fissures running parallel to faded white lines between the lanes.
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The fissures and frustrations in the American electorate were nothing new, and some commentators were notably alert to them.
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They want to promote the idea that there are fissures coming, in the hopes that it will actually happen.
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Yet fissures remain in the global outlook, argued Justin Fabo, a senior economist at Australia and New Zealand Bank.
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Trump denied any fissures in his relationship with May during remarks at the conclusion of their meeting on Thursday.
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Deep fissures snaked across the Mojave Desert, with passersby stopping to take selfies while standing in the rendered earth.
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In reassuring Pauly and making cracks about Tampax and capons, Renee and Michael discover fissures within their own relationship.
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But it was clear that fissures — both within the Senate, and between the Senate and the governor — had emerged.
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It is Republicans who are now dealing with those same political fissures over how to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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About two dozen recent fissures in that area have created towering lava fountains and bone-rattling explosions throughout the eruption.
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About two dozen recent fissures in the area have created towering lava fountains and bone-rattling explosions throughout the eruption.
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"This is a very dynamic situation: Fissures are opening; some are diminishing," and the number could quickly change, she added.
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And if we do not reckon soon with our past, we face a future of even greater fissures and failures.
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Here's a photo of one of the fissures: Stephen Toumajan spent most of his career as a US Army officer.
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The idea that cultural fissures are growing is used to explain increasing political rancour and the rise of Donald Trump.
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"Wealth inequalities will persist and a failure to cater for those left behind could create social fissures," the EIU warned.
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So many of our disagreements, no matter how heated the discussions over them are, come down to fissures in culture.
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Lava has been oozing out of fissures in the Big Island neighborhoods for two weeks, claiming at least 27 structures.
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The move reflects deepening fissures between Oi's management and board, run by shareholders aligned with distressed debt tycoon Nelson Tanure.
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Clinton on two fronts as she looks to mend fissures within the Democratic Party while turning to the general election.
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No democracy as unequal and divided as we are can allow the fissures to continue to widen without mortal risk.
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Even worse, cracks emerged in the volcano's East Rift Zone -- an area of fissures miles away from the volcano's summit.
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An energized left is taking on the Democratic establishment in primaries across the country, deepening the fissures within the party.
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Later, steam rose from the widening fissures before orange columns of molten rock erupted geyser-like into the tropical air.
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HVO scientists thought that the magma was draining to somewhere in the lower East Rift zone near the new fissures.
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With Mr. Carson, the delay appears to be less about fissures within the Trump camp than within Mr. Carson himself.
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But as the panels dried, they shrank, becoming two centimeters narrower, leaving many cracks and fissures in the wood itself.
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The electorate is increasingly divided by race, education, gender and generation, and these fissures could grow even wider in 2016.
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This is far from the first time that fissures within the Republican party over immigration have been on public display.
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Exposure to very high levels of the sulfur dioxide gas emitted from the fissures can be life-threatening, experts say.
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The most recent eruption has ripped dozens of fissures in the Earth's surface, allowing lava and dangerous gasses to escape.
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At large fissures on the ocean floor, melting rock from the underlying mantle rises up, adding to the oceanic plates.
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He's looking for gestational wounds, personal failures, private fears — fissures where the molten ore of experience might harden into steel.
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There are crags and fissures in Wakandan society; it's nowhere near as strong as Vibranium, the export it's known for.
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The previous three debates started with substantive, policy-centric discussions on the health care fissures that divide the Democratic Party.
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"This business of the hatred and the extreme passion and intensity reflects deep fissures in the American people," he said.
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The concerns are causing deep fissures among military members up and down the ranks, top military leaders tell CNN. 3.
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It is one of the most profound fissures of the modern political era and has upended politics in Europe, too.
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Many Democrats have expressed concern about reopening wounds from a presidential primary that highlighted their ideological, generational and racial fissures.
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But the dayslong standoff over how to do so exposed fissures that could hinder efforts to craft a permanent solution.
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Even a simple landscape is segmented by mosaic-like fissures, with odd creatures sometimes dancing like ghosts over the trees.
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At the time, it was unknown if the eruption would continue in the area, or if more fissures would open up.
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It has been erupting at its summit crater as well as in a string of fissures more than 25 miles long.
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Since the eruptions began on May 2200, at least 2250 fissures have opened up, spewing lava across 903,290 acres of land.
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It was just the first of many fissures that would rupture over the month and could continue for months to come.
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"Amigo, you must have fissures in your brain," he admonished me when I would do something he had just taught incorrectly.
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A total of 10 fissures have so far broken through the ground on Hawaii's Big Island, spewing lava into residential neighborhoods.
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As more and more fissures split open, the lava lake inside Kilauea's summit caldera at Halemaʻumaʻu's "overlook crater" continues to drop.
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So I'm not prepared to say, but I will just quickly add this: there are fissures and cracks in Western democracy.
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The first, of course, is that the Cold War ended, exposing the deep fissures masked by their mutual anti-communist stances.
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The rate of sulfur dioxide gas shooting from the ground fissures tripled, leading Hawaii County to repeat warnings about air quality.
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But his Group of Seven and NATO meetings were frostier and exposed fissures with longtime trans-Atlantic allies, such as Germany.
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"A handful of old fissures have reactivated and joined together over the past few days," CNN's Scott McLean reported from Pahoa.
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What's worse, fissures that look dormant can suddenly rage back to life, shooting fountains of flaming rocks into the air again.
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Clinton stayed behind and volunteered to protect the homes from violently erupting volcanic fissures just a stone's throw from the property.
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Since the eruption, a total of 12 fissures have emerged, and 35 structures have been destroyed, according to Hawaii Civil Defense.
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No matter what they number them, for residents, the fissures just mean more reasons to run, as the evacuation zones expanded.
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The flows we have seen so far from the Leilani Estates fissures are of a type called a'a (pronounced ah-ah).
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Its fissures will heal and its prospects will improve, as did those of the Democratic Party in the 1920s, after Wilson.
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But the revelations of recent days have put on display perhaps more starkly than ever the fissures tearing at his administration.
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The volcano has caused two dozen fissures to crack the Earth's surface open, purging fountains of lava and dangerous sulfur dioxide.
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It's not uncommon for some Yellowstone visitors to sustain extreme burns, or even die, from exposure to the extremely hot fissures.
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Tears, alone, will not mend the fissures nor fill the void that has left so many of us bereft and unmoored.
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Kaleikini said the gases that could potentially leak from the Puna plant are no different from those coming from active fissures.
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This is one of six fissures in a small #Hawaii neighborhood, part of the #Kīlauea #Volcano eruption and ensuing earthquakes. pic.twitter.
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Gay archives reveal the racial, ethnic, gender, and class fissures that have undermined the popular representation of a monolithic gay community.
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Fracking is the process of injecting liquid into subterranean rocks to widen fissures, granting access to previously impossible-to-reach reserves.
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Of course, his pitch goes awry, and the hidden fissures of the couple's marriage erupt, ending with Vica's perfectly served humiliation.
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Communication might have stopped but you two still exist in the deep fissures of the world wide web, like tagged photos.
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If I eat, even if it's just fruit- I get fissures and abscesses in places you don't want to hear about.
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"Fissures near Puna Geothermal Venture are active and producing lava slowly flowing onto the property," Civil Defense said in a statement.
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But it lives on in the mind, an emblem of the ethnonationalist fissures that paralyze Mostar and the whole of Bosnia.
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He brings "Home" into alignment with a social order in which fissures of class, becoming chasms, begin to seem normal. ♦
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Bayern and Guardiola had traveled as far as they could together; fissures were starting to appear by the time he left.
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This year, the cracks and fissures in the American experiment have become more visible, thanks to angry rhetoric and finger-pointing.
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In May, its eruption entered a new phase when it began spurting lava through newly formed fissures in a residential neighborhood.
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Trump's remarks highlighted the widening fissures within NATO as leaders gather in the British capital to celebrate the alliance's 70th anniversary.
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Six huge fissures sent rivers of molten rock through a blackened, volcanic wilderness that was once jungle, farmland and rural homes.
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Our polar orbiting Suomi NPP satellite captured this image yesterday, showing a continued bright spot in the location of the fissures.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, with a little looking, he discovered a ready-made Jeff Wall scene, full of social fissures, in the Negev.
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The researchers suspect that this tiny, wingless, insect lived in fissures in the bark of trees, hunting for mites, worms, or fungi.
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The controversy pitched Trump into the biggest crisis of his 102.973-month-old campaign and deepened fissures between him and establishment Republicans.
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There are still fissures in the ground from February's earthquakes, and large craters, now covered in grass, from when undead creatures swarmed.
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Since then, more than 20 fissures have opened up across the area, spraying lava as well as toxic gases into the air.
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The two new fissures emerged south of Malama Street on Monday and were emitting lava and gas, officials said in a statement.
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One of the new fissures released lava fountains as high as 22014 feet on Saturday night, according to the US Geological Survey.
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"Several additional eruptive fissures or vents — each several hundred yards long — have opened over the past day," said the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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Authorities say 21 fissures have opened, continuously emitting ash and "vog" — volcanic air pollution — which has fallen up to 18 miles downwind.
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It comes after more than a dozen fissures recently opened miles to the east of the crater and spewed lava into neighborhoods.
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Photographer Carsten Peter, of Germany, watches lava erupt from fissures in the Leilani Estates subdivision near Pahoa, Hawaii, Tuesday, May 22, 2018.
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They've been deploying sanctions in an effort to increase the pressure on him, in part by deepening fissures within Russia's power structure.
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This only deepens the campus community's fragile fissures, with an emerging culture of alt-right provocation seeping onto the Winchester University campus.
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Multiple fissures continue to spew up hot lava flows, which have blocked roads and damaged dozens of buildings on Hawaii's Big Island.
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An aging population takes a psychological toll on the young, and emotional fissures have opened up in the wake of natural disasters.
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The volcano has caused almost two dozen fissures to crack the Earth's surface open -- purging fountains of lava and dangerous sulfur dioxide.
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In other words, despite the Democrats' internal fissures, opposition to Trump may be enough in 2018 for them to make significant gains.
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That long-stored lava would be relatively cool, and would move slowly when it flows out of the fissures near Leilani Estates.
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By Sunday afternoon, 17 volcanic fissures had opened, pouring lava into the area, according to the Hawaii County Civil Defense Emergency System.
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Kilauea has been spurting lava, molten rock, and poisonous gases from multiple massive fissures on the island of Hawaii since May 3rd.
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But fissures among the members were evident over how to handle Russian aggression in Eastern Europe, the migrant crisis and terrorism fears.
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The controversy pitched Trump into the biggest crisis of his 16-month-old campaign and deepened fissures between him and establishment Republicans.
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Here's what you need to know about the ongoing situation on the island: Ten fissures have been intermittently spewing lava since Thursday.
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"Pele's hair" are wispy strands of glass formed out of the lava fountains erupting from ground fissures in communities around the volcano.
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The memo contradicts the Trump administration's justification for denying lawmakers' request for President Trump's tax returns, exposing fissures in the executive branch.
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The masks do not protect against sulfur dioxide, a toxic gas that is still seeping from 21 fissures caused by volcanic activity.
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This crisis has exposed the deep fissures and failures in our culture and the incompetence of so many of our federal leaders.
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Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island rumbled for several months in 2018 after lava surged out from massive fissures on its slopes.
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The poll shows there are growing fissures between Republicans and Democrats on various cultural issues such as same-sex marriage and religion.
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Layered over the familiar fissures of American life — those of race and religion — a new divide yawned, one of education and opportunity.
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No demographic is a monolith, of course, and Mr. Sanders's support comes with fissures along fault lines of age and educational attainment.
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The humanitarian crisis is worsening and the economic free fall is so dramatic that fissures among his ruling class may get wider.
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His fellow leaders worry that pressing the panic button may hasten that collapse, by deepening Europe's own fissures and antagonising Mr Trump.
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If I'm buying a ruby, it can't be heated, it alters the color, and no substances can fill fissures in the stones.
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Fissures in the party on trade and other foreign policy issues began to open a decade ago during the Tea Party movement.
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And in 211, when Perot was boosting his candidacy on television, there were fissures evident in both the Democratic and Republican ranks.
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While that may be true on some bills — the ones above are expected to sail through — on others, fissures are already showing.
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The widening fissures in America's Pacific and Atlantic alliances, experts said, carry implications that go beyond bruised feelings or potential trade wars.
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TV images showed large fissures in a highway in Cajamarca and piles of mud and debris that had swept onto other roads.
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Since May 3, over a dozen fissures have opened up along the east rift zone of the Kilauea volcano, destroying nearly 50 structures.
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Thermal map of fissure system and lava flowsImage: USGSKīlauea Lower East Rift Zone lava flows and fissures, June 14, 11:00 a.m. HST.
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Nearly 26,2000 people had to evacuate from Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens as fissures spewed lava and threatened to cut off access routes.
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Over the past two weeks, more than 20 fissures have opened up in two residential subdivisions there, Leilani Estates and nearby Lanipuna Gardens.
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Nearly 2,000 people had to evacuate from Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens as fissures spewed lava and threatened to cut off access routes.
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Over the weekend, lava coming out of the fissures started moving faster, flowing downslope, where it crossed a highway and met the ocean.
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In the 1960s, bulldozers were used to push rocks into big walls after Kilauea erupted and fissures opened up near the community Kapoho.
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Satellite photo provided by DigitalGlobe shows lava coming out of fissures caused by Kilauea volcano, near Puna Geothermal Venture, a geothermal energy plant.
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Its most recent fissures, however, have intruded into the nearby neighborhood of Leilani Estates, an area that Kilauea hasn't touched since the 1950s.
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In fact, most Republicans believe not only have old wounds not been healed, but that new fissures are opening because of Trump's candidacy.
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And this year, Chester County's divisions are quite apparent, with opposing presidential candidate posters revealing the fissures between neighbors, friends, and even families.
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The divide is what Moretti calls the Great Divergence, and it is exacerbating not just the nation's economic fissures, but all other differences.
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Leaving the EU on her terms will actually make it harder to bridge the deep fissures that the 2016 referendum revealed and magnified.
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The lava flow from these fissures is very active and is advancing at rates up to 300 yards per hour, the observatory said.
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While politicians have largely fallen silent regarding health-care reform, patients continue to suffer under the growing fissures in our current healthcare system.
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Yet fissures remain in the global outlook, with the European Central Bank likely to ease monetary policy further when it meets next week.
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At least initially, all the country's internal fissures (between secularists, practising Catholics, Jews and Protestants) were healed as citizens rallied round the tricolour.
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It's spurting out of volcanic vents that have opened in Kilauea's rift zone, an area of fissures miles away from the volcano's summit.
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"One thing that's very different in this event is that the fissures have opened in the middle of the subdivision," the governor said.
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Mr. Bush's effort to help down-ballot candidates fill their campaign coffers underscores how fissures in the Republican Party are affecting fund-raising.
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The allegations reveal fissures in the heart of the country's foremost non-sectarian religious news outlet—and the reverberations are still being felt.
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After nearly two months of massive anti-government rallies demanding early presidential elections, fissures have appeared in the hitherto publicly homogenous socialist administration.
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In his book Death at Yellowstone, the author Lee Whittlesey identified at least 19 cases of people dying after falling into thermal fissures.
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About 2,000 residents have been forced to evacuate over the last week since lava began flowing out of new fissures in the ground.
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Five days after Hawaii's Kilauea volcano blew its top, the flow of lava continued to spew from fissures that snaked through surrounding neighborhoods.
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The surprise move reveals the deep fissures within OPEC as the cartel's decision-making power coalesces around Saudi Arabia and non-member Russia.
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And its subject — the uproar over a high school musical production — seems an ideal vehicle to test the fissures of our own decade.
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The uncertainty over Britain's exit from the E.U. has strained the British economy, while Italy and Spain have been shaken by political fissures.
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There are also fissures between the president and his national security team on how to deal with adversaries like Iran and North Korea.
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As A.N.C. delegates from across the country converged in Johannesburg, the closeness of the leadership contest underscored the deep fissures inside the party.
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Many venture near fissures to place the leaves of the ti plant, also called the palm lily, in the cracks in the earth.
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Kilauea has been setting off small earthquakes, creating gas-emitting fissures and releasing lava flows that have destroyed dozens of homes this month.
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He is both a satirical oracle of racial fissures in society and a subtle aesthete, in forms of post-minimalist sculpture and installation.
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As in 2016 and the 2018 midterms, health care has already emerged as a core issue, though there are fissures in both parties.
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At least 50 rural homes and other structures have been destroyed by lava from fissures in a small area of the Big Island.
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Down on the east flank of the volcano, six fissures re-erupted in lava fountains, as volcanic activity moved west towards Highway 130.
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A good campaign might also tackle foreign affairs and defense policy (long overdue for Information Age reform) without widening social and cultural fissures.
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A good campaign might also tackle foreign affairs and defense policy (long overdue for Information Age reform) without widening social and cultural fissures.
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But the Times report suggests there are some fissures within Trump's legal team on whether resisting a Mueller interview is a sound strategy.
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The opening sequence immerses the viewer immediately, as the camera zooms in on the cracks and fissures in the surface of the paint.
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It's continued to get worse since then, and as of Sunday, CBS reported a total of 17 active volcanic fissures have opened up, including one near the Puna Geothermal Venture energy conversion plant:Officials had said an 18th fissure opened up, but because no lava was seen spewing from it, they are documenting 17 total active fissures so far on Hawaii's Big Island.
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In addition to noxious volcanic gases, the fissures are also producing a phenomenon known as "Pele's hair"—sharp, thin strands of volcanic glass fibers.
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The eruption stopped at about 6:30 pm, and as of this time the fissure is not erupting, nor have other fissures been reported.
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The threat of violence is where partisan fissures begin to show: Only 31 percent of Democrats think it's acceptable to meet violence with violence.
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Over the weekend, the lava coming out of the fissures started moving faster, flowing downslope, where it crossed a highway and met the ocean.
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And we've talked about how, by focusing on issues that unite Republicans, we can work together to heal the fissures developed through the primary.
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Meanwhile, there is a new threat: Scientists with the US Geological Survey are warning people near active fissures to watch out for methane explosions.
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Where the three tectonic plates -- the East Africa Rift, the Red Sea Rift and the Gulf of Aden -- meet, fractures, fissures and volcanism occurs.
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The ongoing fountains of lava are seen gushing out of volcanic fissures in Lower Puna as the volcano enters day 20 of ongoing eruptions.
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Scientists say the characteristics of lava oozing from fissures in the ground has changed significantly as new magma mixes with decades-old stored lava.
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Lava flows from fissures on its flank have destroyed at least 220 homes and other buildings, and caused the evacuation of some 26,2300 residents.
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The immediate post-election aftermath will result in a "civil war" among Republicans and "similar fissures" opening up on the Democratic side, he said.
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Moving the embassy and a shift toward Netanyahu could cause fissures with Trump's relations with some European allies already deeply perturbed by his election.
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Even small fissures in the rocks that confine it could let it leak out over the course of time, undoing much of the benefit.
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In addition to the new fissures, USGS officials said an explosive eruption is possible at Halemaumau crater at the top of the Kilauea volcano.
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People who try to force out their poop when it's not ready are also more likely to develop anal fissures for the same reason.
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The area where the lava flows are erupting is still inflating and experiencing earthquakes, suggesting that magma is still moving to feed those fissures.
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Li is considered likely to capitalize on major policy fissures that have emerged between Europe and the Trump administration on climate, trade and defense.
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Kilauea first erupted nearly three weeks ago and since then more than 20 fissures have opened up and dozens of structures have been destroyed.
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This May 23, 2018, Satellite photo provided by DigitalGlobe shows lava coming out of fissures caused by Kilauea volcano, running towards the Puna coast.
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"I recognize that serious fissures in our community remain open, and I am sorry that this has been such a challenging time," she said.
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In some instances, the artist has used color to pick out fissures in the road, or water glistening at the edge of a puddle.
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It predominantly oozes out lava from fissures that flows into the ocean but occasionally experiences more explosive eruptions, such as an event in 1924.
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Mr. Sanders's enduring base shows the fissures along class lines in the Democratic Party, with those struggling most eager for his promises of change.
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The fast-moving developments complicated efforts by Mr. Ramaphosa to achieve a smooth transfer of power that would avoid widening fissures inside the party.
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The rigid split reflects larger ethnic fissures, which have only hardened since the 1995 agreement and have been exploited by politicians touting nationalist rhetoric.
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"You expect this from Congress," not the executive, he said, noting that such open policy fissures within a White House were also something new.
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The volcano is triggering earthquakes, and fissures are spewing gas and lava, including one that shot ash 30,000 feet into the air on Thursday.
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There are clear fissures in their relationship: Edward is awkward and reserved around his wife, hiding his clear unhappiness, which leads Grace to rage.
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But then disaster strikes, and those fissures become gaps, and then chasms as one half of the couple digs deeper and deeper into denial.
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The quake damaged more than 700 houses in Durres, destroyed 12 more and left nearly 200 apartment buildings with cracks and fissures, he said.
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Kilauea has already been triggering small earthquakes, creating gas-emitting fissures and releasing flows of lava that have destroyed dozens of homes this month.
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Ms. Ahn said that fissures between the generations over the Trump administration are not just over issues like immigration; they are also about language.
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Even as fissures among conservatives have grown in the lead-up to Trump's decision, outside groups predict they will unite for the confirmation fight.
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It also has "opened fissures in its top ranks over how to proceed, according to people with knowledge of the discussions," the Journal reports.
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One of the most intriguing questions for 2020 is whether these dynamics will create any fissures among the different factions in the Republican coalition.
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These fissures lead to puddles, melting, slush, depressions and other headaches that threaten the shack and require immediate attention, most often at 1 a.m.
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The eruption has already triggered hundreds of smaller earthquakes, and scientists have highlighted some warning signs to look out for ahead of new fissures.
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The answer in both cases is strikingly similar: The Brexit vote was a shattering event that brought out deep ideological fissures in both parties.
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Such solidarity between the main political parties on this issue would help mitigate the fissures in this country the Russians have excelled at exploiting.
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Fissures have opened within religions as some churches urge their followers to vote against same-sex marriage, while other churches have taken a neutral stance.
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Thick waves of lava seeped from fissures in the ground, destroying homes, choking off escape routes and knocking out power before creeping toward the ocean.
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The fissures extend for two miles, and lava has now covered more than 1,700 acres in lower Puna, though the actual figure is probably higher.
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But the fissures in the country's landscape became more obvious than ever in 22017, when Hillary Clinton took just 250 counties to Donald Trump's 22018,626.
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On May 3, lava started spewing out of fissures in a residential neighborhood on Kilauea's lower east rift zone, prompting evacuations of almost 2,000 people.
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Canada's internal fissures would be difficult for a majority government to deal with, let alone a minority administration that must win support from smaller parties.
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The French-American team expected to see the rocky folds and fissures typical of regions on land where plates pull apart, known as divergent boundaries.
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A total of 82 structures have been destroyed as lava continues to spew out of fissures in the Leilani Estates neighborhood at a high volume.
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Scientists with the US Geological Survey are warning people near the active fissures on Kilauea's lower East Rift Zone to watch out for methane explosions.
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In Kilauea's lower east rift zone, where residential communities have been threatened by fissures spewing lava from the ground, there was little new activity Wednesday.
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A total of 15 fissures have opened in the residential community of Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens on the east side of the Big Island.
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Enceladus' south pole features a complex "tiger-stripe" geyser system; fissures that appear to open and close as the moon's crust flexes under gravitational stress.
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Now, newly opened fissures are bubbling with lava almost daily, and Hawaii County Civil Defense has warned sightseers to stay away for safety&aposs sake.
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From the outset of his career Bernstein has fought for a poetry of leaps and fissures, one that inhabits the space between logic and irrationality.
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The volcano has destroyed more than 700 homes since lava began pouring into residential neighborhoods from fissures in May, including 500 in just two days.
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Proponents of policy to close the wealth and income gaps worry about political, economic and social fissures in the future if the issue goes unaddressed.
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There is broad scepticism, however, among investors as to whether the two world leaders can plaster over the deep fissures in their countries' trade ties.
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Several volcanic fissures have reactivated this week after an explosive eruption at the summit of Kilauea on May 17, which caused a continuous lava flow.
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Income inequality has exposed fissures and racial tensions in our cities; expanding entrepreneurship can provide new economic pathways with the potential to lift whole communities.
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As many as 1,700 residents of Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens have been ordered to evacuate their neighborhoods, where 12 of these fissures have opened.
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If the targeted sanctions were designed to create fissures within the regime, they have thus far failed; few Venezuelan officials have broken with the government.
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All told, 15 fissures have emerged, 36 structures have been destroyed, and more than 116 acres -- roughly 112 football fields -- have been covered in lava.
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For some, it's a chance to chart the lava's progression and to see if any new fissures are opening in the ground near their homes.
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But lurking beneath a veneer of unity was growing evidence in Warsaw of fissures within Europe that go beyond its highly visible split with Britain.
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Hundreds, possibly thousands, of home foundations that have been poured since the 21990s are cracking, with fissures so large you can slip a hand inside.
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The number of homes swallowed by the lava flowing from fissures has jumped to at least 87, up the from the 77 reported destroyed Thursday.
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By Saturday morning, two of 22 fissures had merged, creating a wide flow advancing at rates of up to 300 yards (43 meters) per hour.
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As damaging as disputes over trade and economic policy are, the NATO summit in Brussels has the potential to open insuperable fissures in the alliance.
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"As more fissures open and toxic gas exposure increases, the potential of a larger scale evacuation increases," Ige said in a tweet on Wednesday evening.
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Setting political conditions on aid would risk achieving the opposite — slowing development, alienating people, entrenching populist rulers and further deepening the fissures in the union.
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Observing snowfall, ice-growth and the rate of melt and fissures will allow scientists to monitor sea-level rise and glacial melt with more accuracy.
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The unexpectedly strong challenge from Sanders, a Democratic socialist, to Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Democratic presidential primary laid bare the fissures within the party.
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And now we have a president who fuels political, racial and religious fissures from the White House bully pulpit and gives comfort to white nationalists.
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Corrosion works best if it exploits existing fissures and cracks, or "contradictions," that can be "deepened" or "sharpened," in the jargon of active measures planners.
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One of his main tasks will be to help repair fissures in Renault's alliance with Nissan and Mitsubishi, which were exposed by Mr. Ghosn's downfall.
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But because so much of China's economy is state-controlled, including some major banks, the possibility remains for new fissures between the U.S. and China.
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Dangerous fissures are opening up within the South Sudanese military, and the burst of bloodshed here in the Equatoria region is both cause and effect.
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It's not exactly a Protestant-Catholic split, but the fact that there are two distinct versions of the same chip is emblematic of those fissures.
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Meanwhile, other fissures continued to billow smoke over homes on the eastern point of the Big Island of Hawaii, the largest of the Hawaiian islands.
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More fissures were apparent over Davutoglu's opposition to the pretrial detention of journalists accused of spying and academics accused of voicing support for the PKK.
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Many of the older fissures have stopped spewing molten rock, though the Associated Press reported that one of the newer fissures was spewing magma as far as 100 feet (30 meters) in the air, and the situation risks getting even worse as the volcano runs out of "relatively cool, sluggish magma left over from a similar event in 1955" and instead begins leaking fresher magma.
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A small glimmer of hope was dashed Tuesday afternoon after explorers found two fissures in the rock on the mountain in which the cave is located.
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Shown in HiRISE infrared color, fissures lined with sand on the surface of Mars look blue, contrasting with the dust covering the rest of the terrain.
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The Washington Post followed up on Monday with report that dozens of homes have been destroyed as lava pours out of fissures along Kilauea's rift zone.
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The race to take over the Democratic National Committee chair has been optimistic but anxious, with the front-runners tap dancing carefully around the party's fissures.
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It's a vicious cycle: Groundwater extraction makes the city sink further (in some parts, more than 15 inches each year), which creates fissures in the ground.
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Much like eczema, which can manifest in an outbreak of skin rashes, flakiness or fissures, the challenges black women seeking healthcare face are messy and complicated.
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"There's still quite a fair bit of magma under the ground that's available to erupt," she said of fissures which have now grown to number 14.
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In the past two weeks, more than 20 fissures have opened up in a residential area, spraying lava as well as toxic gases into the air.
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The image below shows how far the lava has spread from one of the fissures, which seems to be nearing but not yet covering nearby homes.
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This image provided by the USGS shows lava spattering from an area between active Fissures 16 and 20 on Wednesday on Kilauea's lower east rift zone.
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Trump faces the biggest crisis of his 16-month-old campaign after a tape of him making vulgar comments about women deepened fissures with establishment Republicans.
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The races captured the country's attention as they came to reflect broader nationwide fissures over race and class that have deepened since President Donald Trump's election.
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The volcano has been erupting for the past 35 years, but new fissures formed in May, causing a sea of damage and terror for state residents.
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And all the while, the world changes beneath your feet, the hidden pattern made up as much of fissures as the lines that draw us together.
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The origin of this residue, which was found in the little fissures and crevasses of the tools, were confirmed through a matching process involving animal antibodies.
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Lava continues to flow into the ocean coming from the summit of Kilauea and spewing from fissures in the ground, dozens of homes have been destroyed.
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If that cork does pop, lava likely wouldn't actually ooze out of Kilauea's summit, since since much of the magna already flowed out through the fissures.
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Hawaii County officials say lava from active fissures near the Puna plant has destroyed an old warehouse site that was used in early research and development.
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THE populist earthquake experienced in Italy's general election on March 25th arose from deep fissures; none deeper than the eternal split between Italy's north and south.
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The collapse of Islamic State had been followed by a scramble for territory and widened fissures among foreign powers jostling for a say in Syria's future.
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The documentary emphasizes a quiet but immense voter outreach campaign that capitalized on deep fissures in Israeli society, including a naked appeal to anti-Arab prejudice.
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In this case, the subject is climate change policy, but the fissures being exposed are relevant to all of left politics in an age of hyperpolarization.
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Many thousands more residents have voluntarily left their homes due to life-threatening levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas spewing from vents in the volcanic fissures.
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For better or worse, Ocasio-Cortez seems to crystalize the ideological fissures among Democrats, as well as the questions that will confront the party moving forward.
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The 2015 cheating scandal loomed over preparations for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, and exposed fissures between the antidoping community and the global sports movement.
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The developments in Republican-controlled states reflected growing fissures between business interests and social conservatives, whose alliance has played a central role in the Republican coalition.
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But the same internal fissures that dogged Democrats two years ago have crept into the current cycle, with liberal stalwarts like Ellison — who had backed Sen.
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Reality must guide U.S. policy, and the reality is that Afghanistan's personality rivalries, power disparities, tribal fissures, and obscene corruption problems are not America's to solve.
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Below, parishioners prayed during Mass at Sacred Heart Church on Hawaii's Big Island as fissures sprayed lava on the Puna subdivisions throughout most of the day.
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All year long, struggles within Congress and the White House on health care, taxes, trade and infrastructure have highlighted deep fissures in the Trump-era GOP.
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The Dantu Crater's floor, for example, has fractures which look somewhat like the fissures on the floor of the Tycho Crater on the moon, NASA said.
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"A return to high levels of lava discharge or new outbreaks in the area of active fissures could occur at any time," the volcano observatory said.
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And to an extent we did see that between Clinton and Sanders during the general election of last year — until Clinton's stunning loss reopened those fissures.
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But I think it's a subtle sign of the dearth of empathy in part of society that is manifesting itself in other social fissures right now.
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Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim has said that rivers of molten rock spewed from volcanic fissures at the foot of Kilauea have engulfed roughly 600 homes.
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Instead, rights groups say, it has increased fissures within society and led to acts of deadly violence, because those accused of blasphemy often face vigilante justice.
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But they — or, more precisely, they and their political leaders at the time — also left fissures that threaten to undermine the system they sought to preserve.
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Not surprisingly, the initiative has deepened political fissures in a purple state whose economy counts on oil, but whose lifestyle hinges on access to pristine wilderness.
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Too much emphasis on generational divides, of course, may paper over the vagaries of individual choices, as well as deeper fissures of class, region, and race.
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Ponce authorities declared it uninhabitable shortly after a mandatory evacuation prompted by a 6.4 magnitude earthquake left cracks and fissures on three sides of the building.
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Fissures caused by the pressure from magma moving below the ground have opened up in several areas and deep cracks could be seen carving through roads.
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We also learn that when his fingertips developed fissures from chemotherapy, he wore seamless, silver-lined gloves that allowed him to use his trackpad and keyboard.
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And this monster could expose all kinds of fissures in the GOP and wind up eating the party's chances of getting anything significant done this year.
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Scientists infer a lot from that: that there are hydrothermal chemical reactions similar to those that occur at hot fissures at the ocean bottoms on Earth.
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The carmakers are publicly committed to maintaining their union, in spite of the fissures that have emerged since the ouster of Carlos Ghosn as their leader.
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The movement thus develops a suppleness, a buoyancy, that enables it to smooth over the inevitable differences and fissures that accompany any expansion beyond its base.
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Lava has burst from 21 giant ground cracks or fissures and torn through housing developments and farmland, threatening two highways that are exit routes for coastal areas.
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Video As many as 10 fissures have opened up since the eruption started late Thursday afternoon, scientists said, adding that one of those vents has gone dormant.
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The Democrats, now out of power in Washington, are only coming to grips with ideological fissures masked in large part by two terms of President Barack Obama.
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With the invasion of ISIS and the battle to retake the city, those fissures have widened -- and will be harder to bridge than they were in Anbar.
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Monday's accident prompted the U.S. Coast Guard to require boat captains to stay at least 300 meters (yards) from lava flowing from fissures in the volcano flank.
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While he insists he is the "least racist person in the world," his rhetoric suggests a mindset willfully ignorant of the deep racial fissures in the country.
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Since Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on the Big Island erupted Thursday, a total of 10 fissures have so far broken through the ground, spewing lava into residential neighborhoods.
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Two papers on cultural distance, published by the National Bureau of Economic Research in June, suggest the idea of cavernous and expanding cultural fissures is over-wrought.
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This will likely keep the party together, at least nominally, allowing it to avoid either collapsing or officially dividing, no matter how bad its internal fissures become.
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It's sad to think about these kind of fissures in adult friendships, especially when I'm receiving text updates about my best friend's labor as I write this.
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Meanwhile, other fissures continued to billow smoke over homes in Pahoa, on the western point of the Big Island of Hawaii, the largest of the Hawaiian islands.
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Kilauea, Hawaii's most active volcano, erupted on Thursday and lava flows from fissures have destroyed at least 36 structures and caused the evacuation of about 2,000 residents.
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"While this is not the first incident of an abduction of a Saudi dissident," Kamel said, "fissures in the al Saudi family make this instance more sensitive."
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After nearly two and a half weeks of spewing lava and toxic gases, the river of molten rock oozing from Kilauea&aposs fissures has reached the ocean.
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The lava then forced its way back to the surface through large cracks, or fissures, that opened at ground level in a residential area miles (km) away.
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When the surface looks just right, Hokett burns, hammers, or tears away at the work to destroy visual harmony, resulting in works that resemble scars or fissures.
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Magma has drained from Kilauea's summit lava lake and flowed around 25 miles (40 km) east underground, bursting out of about two dozen giant cracks or fissures.
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Sanders had much less to work with in terms of issue differences or Democratic Party fissures, and was facing Clinton in a year she was much stronger.
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Hundreds of homes have been destroyed since May 3, when Kilauea erupted and opened fissures that oozed lava across a mostly rural section of the Big Island.
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Clinton could fare better with those more diverse electorates — the Iowa results showcased a Democratic Party with stark demographic fissures along class, race, age and ideological lines.
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Maria laid bare some of the island's underlying fissures — crumbling infrastructure, a shrinking population that left the island without enough trained doctors, and a ballooning debt crisis.
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These movements can cause pressure to build up and dissipate in the form of earthquakes, or can create fissures that allow magma to reach the earth's surface.
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On Capitol Hill, the fissures in the Republican Party over the episode were plain, with some prominent GOP lawmakers hitting Trump's actions and others backing him up.
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A few hours later, two active lava flows from fissures near Kilauea Volcano joined together into one flow near Highway 137, according to Hawaii County Civil Defense.
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"Even the immediate location of the new lava fissures -- they're all within about a 10-square-mile radius, and the island is 4,028 square miles," Birch said.
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The Hawaii Civil Defense said on Monday that Kilauea has destroyed 35 structures -- including 26 homes -- and a dozen fissures have formed spewing dangerous sulfur dioxide gas.
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Trump's instincts could be telling him that whatever it is he wants from Europe in the future, opening fissures over Iran might just help reach that outcome.
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Cracks in Kilauea volcano's rift zone -- an area of fissures miles away from the summit -- erupted Thursday and early Friday, spurting lava near the island's eastern edge.
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"The big story is actually beyond where we can see, in these fissures that continue to bubble up," on some streets that had not seen lava previously.
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The Hawaii Civil Defense said 35 structures -- including at least 26 homes -- had been destroyed and a total of 12 fissures have formed, including two on Monday.
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The number of lava-venting fissures in the neighborhood grew overnight from eight to as many as 10, Stovall said, though some have quieted at various points.
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The Democrats of 1972 were a party with far deeper fissures than the current edition, with its intramural squabbles between the center-left and the actual left.
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Threat level: More than a dozen fissures opened up to the east of the crater and spewed lava into neighborhoods, destroying 26 homes and 10 other structures.
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The conflict underlines fissures within China's fragmented drugs market, as well as entrenched opposition to big changes from established firms as Beijing tries to reform the sector.
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Randall and Beth After working through those seemingly insurmountable fissures at the end of Season 3, Randall and Beth will be moving back toward their #CouplesGoals status.
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Fluid, packed with dissolved gases and erupting at 2,20183°F, it led to spectacularly high fountains of lava emerging from some fissures, topping out at 262 feet.
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The agreement also revealed fissures among Democrats, with about one-third of the party's members in the Senate and a majority in the House voting against it.
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There are supernatural accents, but the underlying world is real, made strange by an infrared humor that finds cosmic anarchy in the smallest fissures of everyday life.
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It has also made the fissures in the Europeans' approach to Libya more and more untenable as the civil war turns into a wider playground for outsiders.
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Operation Dignity, as it was called, marked the start of Libya's civil war, inviting intervention by competing regional powers and spawning fissures that have yet to close.
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Fissures near the volcano have been reported by the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, with an increase in volcanic earthquakes signaling a potential eruption within days.
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The June 4 military crackdown, accompanied by the political freeze in relations, created fissures in the heretofore bipartisan consensus on China while strengthening the Chinese hardliners' position.
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Republicans have control of the government but are a divided party in the age of Trump, whose war with the establishment has created fissures throughout the GOP.
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Her prose is so fluid and clear throughout that it's not surprising to observe her view of her family, its cracks and fissures, sharpen into unsparing focus.
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No mere clash of personalities, the Thieu-Ky feud encapsulated — and in turn exacerbated — South Vietnam's profound social fissures, even as the country descended deeper into war.
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Although Duterte's fallout with Obama was acrimonious, the fissures between the two long-term allies did not run deep, with joint programs across various sectors largely intact.
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Since the eruption started on May 3, sending magma spewing out along fissures in the eastern Puna region of the island, the volcano&aposs crater has been subsiding.
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In this May 15, 2018 file photo, lava shoots into the night sky from active fissures on the lower east rift of the Kilauea volcano near Pahoa, Hawaii.
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The controversy has pitched Trump, 70, into the biggest crisis of his campaign and deepened fissures between him and establishment Republicans just a month ahead of the Nov.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: USGS/GizmodoIt's been over six weeks since lava fissures began erupting on Hawaii's Big Island, and there's still no end in sight.
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" Filipovic zeroed in on the fissures in the Republican Party, asserting that they must be the start of something more: "The GOP needs to offer more than words.
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If the depression was blasted out by an impacting space rock, these interior features may have formed as ice and sediment streamed into the crater, causing visible fissures.
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But the sharp fissures among self-professed originalists suggests that liberals may yet be able to secure a few victories from time to time in the Roberts era.
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The Brexit vote has laid bare deep generational and geographic fissures, as older voters overwhelmingly chose to quit the 28-member bloc while younger voters opted to remain.
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"The last thing I know from our folks in the field is there were 25.4 fissures," Janet Babb, a spokesperson for the Hawaii Volcano Observatory, told BuzzFeed News.
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It is a very risky time, just because the political fissures are so great within Iraq that they are so easily exploitable by ISIS and its fellow travelers.
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In taking this tack, the ad appears to signal an eleventh-hour shift in Republicans' political messaging, away from legislative issues and toward the cultural fissures dividing Americans.
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It is more a test of whether American foreign policy can navigate the fissures in America's democracy that the summit's participants, separately if not in tandem, have widened.
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Senate Democrats are taking new steps to try and parry GOP attacks on the Green New Deal after a troubled rollout that has revealed fissures in their ranks.
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As such, Frum was long alive to the fissures within the Republican Party that became so visible this year, which has made him a diagnostician of unusual acuteness.
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Minutes after Jennie Wilklow gave birth via C-section to her daughter, Anna, the newborn's skin began to thicken and crack, creating fissures all along her tiny body.
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More cracks on the ground Fissures, or cracks in the ground, are opening up, and a 23rd opened Saturday, the Hawaii Volcano Observatory said at a news conference.
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The vital center on this issue has been ignored because votes in Democratic and Republican caucuses quickly reveal one of the few remaining ideological fissures within the parties.
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Hawaii volcano eruption leaves residents wondering about fate of homes Volcanologists say that activity has died down at those fissures, but that could just be a temporary reprieve.
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Fissures have also deepened between the two halves of the postwar middle class: between college-educated, mostly white-collar workers and high-school-educated, mostly blue-collar workers.
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With its constant shape-shifting, cartwheeling narrative idiocies, Hong Kong-inflected action pyrotechnics and frequent fissures opening in the time-space continuum, Mr. Proyas's movie is seldom dull.
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But the central issue goes beyond health care to the fundamental division of federal power, particularly in a time of deep fissures between the legislative and executive branches.
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Images of the exchange swirled around the internet, offering some levity in an evening that was otherwise consumed by the widening fissures of discord within the Republican Party.
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Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, told my colleague Andrew Ross Sorkin that Apple has a "moral responsibility" to attempt to heal the nation's social and economic fissures.
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The biggest threat continues to be the high levels of sulfur dioxide found in the evacuation area, released as volcanic activity causes fissures to open in the ground.
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The detention of 23 workers at a concrete plant opened fissures among the town's churches and secular leaders, and brought an abstract national issue painfully close to home.
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Fissures Splinter a Family's Suburban Facade In this dark, seething debut, 13-year-old Colin struggles to come to terms with his father's suicide and his own sexuality.
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Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, told my colleague Andrew Ross Sorkin that Apple had a "moral responsibility" to attempt to heal the nation's social and economic fissures.
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The uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union has put pressure on the British economy, while Italy and Spain have been shaken by their own political fissures.
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We see evidence of this narrative decision elsewhere in the "Spider" when we look at the fissures in Moody and Pearl's friendship and Mia and Elena's working relationship.
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The Pavlics' ceiling may no longer be cracked, but in the zero-sum game that Mr. Trump's budget seeks to set up, the nation is showing new fissures.
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We just published the final article in the series, about a fatal shooting that detectives said was a sign of fissures running through gangs nationally, especially the Bloods.
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But fissures on trade surfaced in Iowa when the discussion turned to the USMCA agreement, the new name of the renegotiated NAFTA deal Trump secured earlier last year.
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At the same time, many others — their identities are unknown — distributed videos, audio clips, posts and false articles designed specifically to rile up the area's Hindu-Muslim fissures.
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Kilauea, the one that has lately been opening new fissures, spewing lava and forcing evacuations, has been erupting in one way or another continuously since the early 260s.
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Since Thursday, 15 fissures have erupted in the area, with lava spreading across 116 acres, according to the authorities, who have also warned of dangerous sulfur dioxide gases.
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Those fissures could quickly break open again if Iranian authorities are seen to be responsible for the deaths of 176 people, mainly Iranians or dual Iranian-Canadian citizens.
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Health care has emerged as one of the chief fissures in the Democratic primary field, with the candidates battling over how far to expand coverage for Americans. Sen.
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The stakes were only raised further in recent weeks, when intraparty fissures helped sink Republicans' hopes of repealing the Affordable Care Act and shifted attention squarely to taxes.
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The earthquakes that followed the earlier eruption have caused large fissures in the ground, proving the volcano's intense energy and hinting at an imminent explosion, Mr. Solidum said.
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A return by Seoul to subsidizing Pyongyang as Washington tries in earnest to sanction the same target is bound to create fissures in the U.S.-South Korea alliance.
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Fissures within the ruling APC, a coalition party, have come to the fore in the last few months in the run-up to the February 2019 presidential election.
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A third paper, published by the USGS' Michael Patrick and colleagues, showed how magna surges in fissures far away changed the pressure in the caldera at the summit.
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But the collapse of the bill last week, torpedoed both by the conservative Freedom Caucus and by more moderate Republicans, left deep fissures in the House Republican Conference.
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Those root causes often turn out to be things like hemorrhoids, anal warts, abscesses or fistulas, and cracks in the anus called fissures—issues usually covered by insurance.
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The dynamic between these three elements of mental health care treatment leaves great fissures in the system, yawning chasms in which people like Matthew Milam are swallowed whole.
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The team analyzed data from the plume and determined that the density of the material spewing out would not prohibit the DM from rappelling into the cavernous fissures.
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Establishment Republicans viewed the more recent developments with relief on Thursday -- a signal that Trump may be giving more serious thought to addressing the deep fissures in his party.
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But thanks to the support of millions of mostly white men and women, Trump won the election, opening deep-seated socioeconomic fissures in the country and in our psyches.
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Geologists say the volcano has entered into a more violent phase, in which larger amounts of molten rock are pouring out from fissures and traveling further than before.[Reuters]
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Video Big Island civil defense officials also said Sunday that two new fissures, or vents where lava has broken through the ground, have emerged in the Leilani Estates subdivision.
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The film, like the song (it's about the band), tells the story of lovable misfits carrying entirely too much baggage sticking together despite the deep fissures in their relationships.
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It could create the image that the regime is not the great powerful Oz. it will cause some fissures that Kim Jong Un would have to deal with personally.
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WhatsApp groups that were created to arrange drug pickups in Ibiza have become new mom therapy sessions, where everything from cauterized vaginas to anal fissures is up for discussion.
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In actuality, the campaign has splintered conservatives and talk radio bears the scars of these fissures as would any corner bar in a conservative neighborhood and many conservative households.
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The activity started more than two weeks ago, when fissures located along the lower slopes of Kilauea, known as the East Rift Zone, broke open and started spewing lava.
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Lava from Kilauea burst through the ground on May 3 in the residential neighborhoods of Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens, with fissures spewing lava as high as 200 feet.
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More than 20 fissures have since opened, 50 structures have been destroyed, and 1,700 acres have been covered by lava as 245 people continue to use three evacuation shelters.
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Civil defense officials said a total of 40 structures have now been destroyed by the lava and several fissures were producing lava flows and spatter as the eruption intensified.
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It would also speak to a more nuanced understanding of U.S. domestic fissures and how readily U.S. foreign policy can change depending on the party or president in charge.
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The miscarriage didn't break them up — it just made it easier for them to see the fissures already there, which having a baby might have forced them to ignore.
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Sensors installed by American army engineers in December show widening fissures in the fragile gypsum base underneath the dam, though no one can predict when a breach might occur.
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In the past week, an eruption from the volcano's summit shot ash and smoke 30,000 feet into the air, new fissures appeared and some earlier ones reactivated flowing lava.
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But after Klinsmann received an unusual contract extension and a promotion to technical director in 2013 — months before World Cup play kicked off in Brazil — fissures began to appear.
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From these he moved on to bolder works that accentuate the very flaws and fissures of thicker plexiglass that he heated in his oven and bent into flowing forms.
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Of the 21 fissures, 17 is the longest, and has been shooting lava like a fountain and "sending spatter more than 100 feet into the air," the observatory said.
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Research suggests bidets could be a good option for people with arthritis, and they could help with conditions such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, and pruritus ani (an itchy butt).
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Dr. Evan Goldstein, a rectal surgeon in New York City, said that the most common butt-related injuries he sees are anal fissures, or tears, caused by improper wiping.
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Wiping too much or too hard can injure your buttholeAnyone can get anal fissures, but Goldstein said it's often college-aged kids who are most susceptible to the tears.
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But the German government might reject this as an even bigger provocation toward Moscow — and what is meant to strengthen resolve may well create more fissures in the alliance.
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Even if everyone was on the same page with daylight saving, there would still be temporal fissures across the nation, with 14 states split by two different time zones.
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The Hawaii Fire Department issued a "condition red" alert on Monday because fissures in the southeast area of the Lanipuna Gardens area were issuing high levels of sulfur dioxide.
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This photo from May 24, 2017 shows the southeast area of the Leilani Estates neighborhood, near Pahoa, Hawaii before volcanic activity caused fissures to open up in the area.
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This photo from May 23, 2018 shows the southeast area of the Leilani Estates neighborhood, near Pahoa, Hawaii after volcanic activity caused fissures to open up in the area.
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"We are deliberately training the festival's wide lens on America itself, probing the fissures and inconsistencies in our own culture," Chip Rolley, the festival's director, said in a statement.
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In fact, Mr. Trump seemed bent on increasing the pressure on his putative allies in ways that widen fissures both within the European Union and with the United States.
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Kilauea has erupted continuously over the past 35 years, but its latest fissures are appearing in a region that's remained largely inactive since the 1950s, according to the Atlantic.
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You know, I think that the party has been--you know, these sort of fractures and fissures from which Donald Trump came have been in existence for a while.
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"Multiple processes, including impacts, have reworked the surfaces of both lobes after their formation, producing the fissures and small dark hills," the researchers wrote in one of the studies.
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The revelations have bolstered the Democrats' heretofore flagging case for calling witnesses in the trial — Mr. Bolton in particular — and produced fissures between the White House and congressional Republicans.
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Republicans in Congress through the Obama years led the way in creating those fissures, dividing the country by making a sport of finding ways to obstruct the Democrat's agenda.
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Serious fissures within the Republican caucus emerged during the health care debate, while newly emboldened Democrats may choose to drive a tougher bargain in future dealings with Mr. Trump.
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The toughest and most determined plants nestle themselves into the fissures and cracks atop the karsts, or cling to the razor-sharp outcroppings exposed to the wind and sun.
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Instead, we have allowed trends towards isolationism, nativism, and exclusion to deepen fissures along ethnic and religious fault lines while undermining our alliances and credibility on the global stage.
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About 80 of those were destroyed in the Leilani Estates community, where lava-spouting fissures in the ground first opened on May 3 downhill from the volcano's eastern flank.
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Besides spouting fountains of lava around the clock, the fissures have released high levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas on a near constant basis, posing an ongoing health hazard.
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The ground atop Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has continued to split and rupture, creating at least 10 reported fissures and so far slowly swallowing 26 homes in the Leilani Estates neighborhood.
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Belgium revealed Europe's security fissures when its intelligence service divulged that it had questioned two of the terrorists behind the Paris attack in early 2015, but did not detain them.
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Still, there are no public signs of fissures, and Maduro on Saturday hailed the leader whom the Latin American left has held up as one of the ultimate political icons.
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Scientists expect more volcanic activity in the lower East Rift Zone, but cannot predict where more fissures will open up or what volume of lava will come out of them.
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While no fissures have opened on Highway 130, one of the major roads leading to the east side of the island, "the cracks are spreading" and getting wider, Magno added.
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Adding to the fissures in Washington, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi called on Ryan on Thursday to remove Nunes as the intelligence panel's chairman.
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The most significant of those is Michael Gove, the justice secretary and a personal friend of Mr. Cameron's, whose decision personifies the fissures at the top of the Conservative Party.
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Linn's Single Horn Guardians look like they've been held together and torn apart for centuries, resembling vertical, shaft-like ancient termite mounds with carefully placed timeworn fissures and deliberate discolorations.
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In the first season we saw the impact it had on Karen, and seeing the fissures in her psyche made us realize the human toll of living in the city.
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In May, blue flames started flying out of fissures in Hawaii, and in July last year, an "unknown type of fire" started when someone did a motorcycle burnout on sulfur.
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The Leilani Estates community remains in greatest danger, with 15 volcanic fissures so far having destroyed 36 structures, most of them homes, and forcing the evacuation of about 2,000 residents.
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The pressure on that molten rock forced huge amounts of it into cracks and fissures of the surrounding host rock, where it formed deposits of what are known as pegmatites.
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"If he can crack it politically, or if he can provoke internal fissures inside the alliance, then Putin sees an enormous opportunity to achieve a longstanding Russian goal," he continued.
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Given the magnitude of the fissures in the GOP, getting its bigwigs to rally around a single favourite during future "invisible primaries" before election years may be a tall order.
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The rest were consumed weeks earlier in the larger Leilani Estates subdivision several miles (km) to the west, where lava-spouting fissures in the ground first opened on May 3.
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Even the House Republican majority, the largest since before the New Deal, is in jeopardy of losing seats to Democrats as a result of the deep fissures plaguing the GOP.
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But close to the vents the plants are a sickly yellow-brown from the volcanic gases that continue to eerily steam out of the fissures, warm and, at times, opaque.
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Crowley's loss will spotlight an overlooked storyline: There are deep fissures among Democrats and a power struggle between the left and the establishment over the future direction of the party.
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In response, allies of the President -- namely former White House strategist Steve Bannon -- have looked to seize on the fissures within the party by pledging "war" against the establishment Republicans.
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The President travels to Europe in a month to reckon with a fractured set of alliances, his decision to spurn loyal Western allies deepening the fissures in that longstanding partnership.
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The ones here are among the best I've had, barely there puffs like held breaths, with stray volcanic fissures and an escalation of texture, from thin crispy shell to implosion.
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This May 23, 2018, Satellite photo provided by DigitalGlobe shows lava coming out of fissures caused by Kilauea volcano, near Puna Geothermal Venture, a geothermal energy plant, in Pahoa, Hawaii.
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Low lava fountains were erupting from a nearly continuous 1333-mile-long (3.22-kilometer) portion of the series of fissures that have opened up in the ground, scientists said Thursday.
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Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano, which until Tuesday had mainly been oozing lava through 20 fissures in the ground, is now sending ash clouds as high as 12,000 feet into the air.
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Periodic eruptions of steam, ash and rocks from the volcano's sunken crater continue to occur, along with vigorous discharges of lava from more than a dozen fissures in the ground.
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Thus, such a proposal by the Trump administration would likely produce not new missile deployments, but the kinds of alliance fissures and frictions that North Korea historically specializes in exploiting.
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In 2017, Verizon acquired the platform as part of its overall acquisition of Yahoo, and the fissures between Tumblr's independent, grassroots community and the goals of the telecom site deepened.
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It traces their early political rises, dwelling on the Democrats' post-Walter Mondale fissures through which Clinton emerged and describing Gingrich's initial attacks on the House of Representatives' polite procedures.
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On the volcano's east flank, nearly two-dozen fissures are producing 15,000 tons a day of toxic sulfur dioxide, a level "much higher than seen in recent times," Bravender said.
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The title can be taken to refer to the chasm between hope and reality, or to the fissures that separate people from one another and from their own best selves.
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"That's what people want," said the Golden State veteran Andre Iguodala, well aware that the Durant/Green fissures are already being seized upon leaguewide as a potential source of hope.
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The fissures aren't fully visible when you first meet Bernadine, whose every word, gesture and expression seems to have been carefully calibrated to meet the unusual demands of her profession.
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Several new fissures have opened, emitting plumes of steam, while dozens of tremors were felt as far as in Tagaytay city, a popular tourist destination 32 km (20 miles) away.
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Several new fissures have opened, emitting plumes of steam, while dozens of tremors were felt as far as in Tagaytay city, a popular tourist destination 32 km (20 miles) away.
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Emergency crews ordered Hawaii residents to leave their homes after two new fissures opened up near the Kilauea volcano, almost a week after it started a series of huge explosions.
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Clinton's selection as keynote speaker at the convention was not universally praised, illustrating fissures in the party's left flank that Ms. Nixon is hoping to exploit in the September primary.
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Those fissures could quickly break open again if public evidence is presented that Iranian authorities were responsible for the deaths of 176 people, mainly Iranians or dual Iranian-Canadian citizens.
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The pressure on the leadership will not build "unless and until we start seeing fissures among Iran's security forces, and so far there are no signs of that," he added.
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The past few weeks have seen increased lava flow and volcanic fissures that have caused mass evacuations, with fast-moving lava flows now threatening small towns in Puna and Pahoa.
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The Democratic Party's internal fissures over health care crystallized on stage for the 3rd straight debate — unsurprising, given that it consistently polls as the most important issue facing Democratic voters.
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"The opioid crisis, really broadly, is a symptom of these larger problems, these fissures in American society," said Beletsky, an associate professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University.
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Wounds must be licked and fissures must be healed, but the overall impression is a movement moving on from perhaps the most disastrous and humiliating legislative failure in a generation.
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That brings the total to 12 fissures on the slopes of the volcano, whose glowing lava flows have already destroyed 35 homes and other buildings while forcing hundreds to flee.
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It's been a long campaign—much longer than anyone anticipated it would be—so it's not surprising that at this point, the fissures between the campaigns have opened into canyons.
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Attacks in Lebanon risk widening sectarian fissures that lay behind the country's 15-year-long civil war which ended in 1990 and that have been aggravated by the war in Syria.
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Images taken from late May to Sunday (June 563) show molten material churning out from volcanic fissures on a journey toward the Pacific Ocean on the southeast corner of the island.
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New fissures recently opened around the Kilauea volcano, and the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO) reported that, on Monday (May 28), lava began erupting from Kilauea&aposs existing "fissure 8" once again.
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The fissures have been accompanied by hundreds of small earthquakes, with the largest being a 6.9 magnitude quake that rocked the entire Big Island on Friday, the largest there since 1975.
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Medicare for All is one of the health care proposals being championed by progressive Democrats, including Sanders and others running for the nomination, though it has caused fissures within the party.
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Scientists now think that Charon's subsurface ocean — if there was one — likely froze, creating the incredible, complex fissures and cracks seen on the surface of the moon, one new study suggests.
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Another fiery event topped the headlines earlier this year: fissures opened at Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, spreading tendrils of lava over parts of the Big Island and leading to explosions of ash.
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Insurgency, instability, and the many other failures of state building in Iraq and Afghanistan would undoubtedly be repeated in Syria, magnified by the fissures of five years of brutal civil war.
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As of Sunday, a total of 24 fissures had opened up across Kilauea volcano's lower East Rift Zone, which is where Leilani Estates — as well as a geothermal plant — are located.
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"I was out in the field yesterday and I experienced two methane explosions," volcanologist Wendy Stovall said Tuesday, warning people to stay away from the fissures because of this new threat.
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So far, lava from 15 volcanic fissures has covered nearly 117 acres and forced 2,000 people from their homes, with officials warning that the Kilauea volcano could become even more violent.
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Officials are also preparing for a possible ash plume if Kilauea's crater explodes because the lava lake in the volcano's crater is being drained as the fissures below relieve the pressure.
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Officials say a flow is less than a mile (kilometer) away from Highway 137 in the Big Island&aposs Puna district where lava has oozed out of fissures in the ground.
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"Regionally we are beginning to see fissures, with slowdowns in some Texas and California markets, but the Northwest and Southeast remain on solid footing," said Frank Nothaft, chief economist for CoreLogic.
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The museum had no further comment, but the online forum it had created to discuss its earlier decision to keep the exhibition open had exposed serious fissures within the museum's ranks.
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But at the very least, the public spat between the billionaire Republican presidential candidate and Pope Francis has rather painfully re-exposed some old fissures in the world of religious conservatism.
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Instead of straining with reconciliation to patch the fissures in the insurance market, the GOP should employ the regulatory powers of the Department of Health and Human Services to fix it.
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And now the Big Island's Leilani Estates area -- miles east of the Kilaeua volcano's caldera -- has at least 14 new fissures, spouting lava and sulfur dioxide, since the eruption May 3.
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Four weeks have passed since the first eruption rocked Hawaii's Big Island and lava continues oozing from volcanic fissures, burning homes to the ground and turning into rivers of molten rock.
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While the people who live in Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens are dealing with fissures and lava, on the rest of the island -- even nearby Hilo -- it is business as usual.
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They may be a good option for people with arthritis, and some research suggests they can help with conditions such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, and pruritus ani (aka an itchy anus).
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The Maryland Senate primary race between Mr. Van Hollen, a white man, and Representative Donna Edwards, a black woman, exposed deep fissures within the Democratic coalition over race, gender and class.
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Leading with a sly smile, she easily talks dirty but also lets you see the fissures in Nina's demonstrative belligerence, making you wonder where real life ends and the act begins.
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Mr. Pence's tough words about North Korea could widen fissures between the Trump administration and South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in, who has pursued a more conciliatory approach to the North.
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But activity ramped up dramatically three weeks ago, triggering the largest earthquake Hawaii has felt in nearly 40 years and opening up a total of 22 fissures spewing red-hot lava.
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The fissures we see in the Republican Party right now are an example of the type of preference cycles that political scientists know are common but that we don't typically observe.
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That potential route to victory would capitalize on fissures within the Democratic Party, evident during the 2016 presidential election when Hillary Clinton struggled to dispatch the more liberal Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Mariton Bornas, chief of volcano monitoring and eruption at PHIVOLCS said residents within the immediate radius would be at risk of tremors, fissures and the threat of a sudden pyroclastic flow.
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Those still within or returning to the immediate dangerous zone within a 14-kilometer (8.7 miles) radius around the volcano risk tremors, fissures and the threat of a sudden pyroclastic flow.
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"Kind of like a dirty old Prius parked outside Barneys" is how one character describes another in this darkly comic meditation on the fissures underneath seemingly idyllic lives in Monterey, Calif.
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In truth, his value as a counterterrorism partner was always limited: His military coalition has been weakened by tribal and factional fissures and his political ambitions made him a deeply polarizing.
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The many meetings Republicans held to discuss a Senate health care bill have exposed deep fissures within the party that are almost as large as the differences between Republicans and Democrats.
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In a volatile primary with no true front-runner, Democrats face the prospect of a monthslong delegate battle that would also feature a lengthy public airing of the party's ideological fissures.
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And the chaos in the Middle East and widening fissures in European politics suggest the times might require a more substantial rethinking of American foreign policy than most Washingtonians have contemplated.
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Friday also saw several more eruptive lava fissures, each several hundred yards long, in the Leilani Estates subdivision in the Puna District about a dozen miles (19 km) from the volcano.
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" Where the GOP stands: "Republicans have control of the government but are a divided party in the age of Trump, whose war with the establishment has created fissures throughout the GOP.
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Though the premise seemed obviously speculative when Mr. El Akkad first dreamed up the plot — what if a foreign power meddled in American politics, driving a deeper wedge into partisan fissures?
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The release was expected to be the final volley, at least for now, in a bitter partisan fight over surveillance that has driven deep fissures through the once-bipartisan Intelligence Committee.
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Residents in Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens subdivisions were ordered to evacuate after public works officials reported steam and lava erupting from fissures in the road, the Civil Defense agency said.
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If you take over the Democratic National Committee, you're going to be in leadership of a party that is trying to work its way through some pretty deep fissures right now.
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The volcano, one of the most active in the world, has already destroyed more than 600 homes and sent magma spewing out along fissures in the eastern Puna region of the island.
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The Bank of Ireland, which issues sterling in Northern Ireland, a province with deep fissures, puts a whiskey distillery on the back of every note except the £100, which has a university.
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Ten fissures — cracks in the earth — have emerged and continue to spew lava and hazardous fumes in the Leilani Estates neighborhood, according to an update from the Civil Defense Agency on Sunday.
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Revelations of talks between regime loyalists and the opposition interim government this week left Nicolás Maduro scrambling to close new fissures and raised the risks of further violence and instability in Venezuela.
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Lava was shooting into the sky from one vent and there was "weak" activity at two other fissures, which weren't producing much of a flow and not advancing very far, Babb said.
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Inspect the dumpling for any fissures that could rupture during cooking and pinch them shut, leaving as little open space as possible between the filling and the sealed edge of the wrapper.
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A lava flow from one of the fissures entered the 247-acre (22-hectare) geothermal plant complex on Monday night and destroyed a warehouse, County of Hawaii government spokeswoman Janet Snyder said.
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"Thank God they can fix this in post," she cracked when the rancor grew louder after her speech; they obviously can't, but hopefully her remarks helped to fix the convention's ideological fissures.
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Those disputes showed once again that the societal fissures that divide Republicans and Democrats are never far below the surface of any debate in Congress, even over a relatively routine spending measure.
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The House is going first, hoping to quickly pass a repeal-and-replace package and build some momentum for Senate action, but GOP fissures have already started forming in the lower chamber.
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"Beijing and Washington face technological and geopolitical fissures that may defy efforts to keep them separate from the trade talks," Eurasia Group analysts wrote in a commentary for CNN over the weekend.
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This profit issue has exposed some cultural fissures between the co-founding partners, as both Berkshire and JPM are said to have struggled a bit to internalize the not-for-profit concept.
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First responders are reportedly ready to evacuate even more residents as fissures continue to crack open in the areas surrounding the volcano, releasing toxic gases and threatening to spew even more lava.
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And given the cartel's numerous internal fissures, more mixed messaging and volatility is likely in the future, which in turn could hamper President Trump's efforts to keep a cap on oil prices.
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Zaffar Abbas, the editor of Dawn, said the last time the intimidation against his newspaper was this severe was in 1991, when he was a reporter covering fissures within the M.Q.M. party.
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Though some 37.5 percent of Texans own guns, according to an estimate by the Pew Research Center, tiny fissures have opened up in the state's conservative political culture since the massacre here.
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The NATO Leaders Summit in London on December 3 and 4 may end with a group photo and positive statements, but those gestures are increasingly unable to mask fissures within the alliance.
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European leaders scramble to pick up the pieces of the Iran nuclear deal, Kabul is rocked by another spate of violence and new volcano fissures force more evacuations on Hawaii's Big Island.
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Landing Amazon HQ2 was supposed to be a big win for Democrats who run New York, but instead it's turned into a monstrous headache that's exposing deep political fissures inside the party.
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The key was differentiating between older, slower-moving lava oozing through cracks and fissures in the Earth and fresher, hotter lava that likely was being pumped up from far below the surface.
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Major U.S. averages were barely positive in Monday trading after two straight weeks of losses for the , and some strategists say under-the-surface fissures in the market are becoming increasingly apparent.
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Yet despite these stakes, and in a sign of the deep fissures that continue to run through both the state and the nation, there was little celebration when the law finally died.
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Of a Kind Victoire de Castellane, the Paris-based creative director for Dior fine jewelry, remembers the moment that opals, which are formed from silica in fissures of rocks, first captivated her.
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The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said on Saturday that several new lava fissures had opened in the Leilani Estates subdivision of Puna District, about a dozen miles (13 km) from the volcano.
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The day also saw several more eruptive lava fissures, each several hundred yards long, in the Leilani Estates subdivision in the Puna District about a dozen miles (261 km) from the volcano.
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The musicians throw long sticks on to the stage, the fissures in the ground open, and light and mist glow through, like the fire and smoke of the battlefield, now covered in arrows.
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The process of framing a bill to do so threatens to expose exactly the same Republican Party fissures between ultra-conservative members and more moderate GOP lawmakers ripped open by the Obamacare duel.
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"We&aposve pretty much thrown everything at this event" since a series of lava fissures began emerging from cracks in neighborhood last month, Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency Administrator Talmadge Magno said Monday.
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Lava was shooting into the sky from one vent and there was "weak" activity at two other fissures, which weren&apost producing much of a flow and not advancing very far, Babb said.
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More than 270 people were injured when Tuesday's quake hit the eastern coastal city just before midnight, toppling four buildings, ripping large fissures in roads and unleashing panic among the roughly 100,000 residents.
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But in Sri Lanka, a fragile political system, deep-rooted tensions between ethnic groups and social fissures left over from nearly three decades of civil war are problems that far predate social media.
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In the last two weeks, 21 fissures have split open the earth and spewed lava in and around the residential communities of Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens, forcing evacuations and destroying 37 structures.
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"Composite volcanoes tend to erupt explosively and pose considerable danger to nearby life and property," the USGS says, adding that Hawaii&aposs volcanoes are known for their long-flowing lava and active fissures.
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Janet Coney has seen a downturn in business at Kilauea Lodge and Restaurant in the last two weeks since the volcano became more active with lava fissures, earthquakes and another ash plume Tuesday.
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This is changing quickly: trade tensions, advances in technologies (such as quantum computing), and the regulation of technology are just some of the fissures around which the world is splitting into distinct regions.
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His campaign to impose a single religious identity based on Sunni Islam, and instil a homogenous Turkish nationality on an ethnically diverse society, is a recipe for escalating social fissures and political violence.
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"We've pretty much thrown everything at this event" since a series of lava fissures began emerging from cracks in neighborhood last month, Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency Administrator Talmadge Magno said on Monday.
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Lava from one of the fissures entered Kapoho Bay late Sunday or early Monday, forcing billowing clouds of steam into the atmosphere as hot lava hit the cool water of the Pacific Ocean.
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"We expect Russia to continue using propaganda, social media, false-flag personas, sympathetic spokespeople and other means of influence to try to exacerbate social and political fissures in the United States," Coats said.
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Today, the once-thriving community is a smoldering expanse of overgrown streets, cracked pavement, and charred trees where streams of toxic gas spew into the air from hundreds of fissures in the ground.
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Instead, with the election of Donald J. Trump — and his threat to withdraw the United States from the accord — shellshocked negotiators confronted potentially deep fissures developing in the international consensus on climate change.
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Despite having to process and understand that she was the process itself, she couldn't help but examine how people were disrupting even the fissures of those in-between moments between thinking and action.
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The hard cut from a meticulous sample reconstruction to fissures of noise is giddy with the excitement of someone given the musical equivalent of a Grand Theft Auto map to screw around with.
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Nor did the decision to name Mr. Putin as the man behind the 2016 attack on the Democratic National Committee and the widespread use of social media to widen fissures in American politics.
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"We are still trying to come to terms with what happened," Mr. Labidi said, adding that the attack had deeply shaken Quebec's Muslims and highlighted growing fissures in Quebec society, including intensifying Islamophobia.
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In retrospect, we can see the fissures in the Republican Party in the rise of the Tea Party and perhaps more clearly in the intraparty Republican fights over the House leadership in 2015.
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Go deeper: The Brexit vote in 2800 exposed long-growing fissures between the country's rural and urban populations, as well as the young and the old, and ended up splitting families and friends.
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At least 47 homes and other structures have been destroyed by nearly two dozen fissures in the Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens, and a man was seriously injured on Saturday by flying lava.
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Like the work of Glenn Ligon and Christopher Wool, artistic predecessors who have worked with black-and-white textual accretion and erasure, Rasheed's installations probe the limitations and fissures of linguistic self-expression.
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"Russia's information warfare strategy is to seize on preexisting fissures and worries in societies and amplify distrust" in both the US and Europe, says Nina Jankowicz, a disinformation expert at the Wilson Center.
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Meanwhile, the details revealed so far are creating fissures within industries, such as real estate, as trade groups battle one another in an effort to strip out or protect various provisions under consideration.
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Trudeau managed to overcome these fissures in 2015, winning seats in Western Canada, where his Liberal Party usually loses, dominating Ontario, winning back support in Quebec and sweeping every seat in Atlantic Canada.
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"We expect Russia to continue using propaganda, social media, false-flag personas, sympathetic spokespeople and other means of influence to try to exacerbate social and political fissures in the United States," he said.
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The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology has noted that new fissures near the volcano and an increase in volcanic earthquakes are possible signs that an eruption may occur in the coming days.
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It was largely the work of the Saudi defense minister, Mohammed bin Salman, who was elevated several weeks later to become Saudi Arabia's new crown prince, and revealed fissures within the Trump administration.
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The European policy steps are intended to inform and educate people that a foreign state, in this case Russia, is taking active measures to interfere in their democratic process and promote social fissures.
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The plant has been closed since shortly after lava began erupting on May 22000 through newly opened fissures in the ground running through neighborhoods and roads on the far eastern flank of Kilauea.
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A change in wind direction caused gas spewing from fissures to drift northwest towards Pahoa, prompting National guard troops to don gas masks at a nearby road intersection, according to a Reuters reporter.
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And even the president's staunchest defenders acknowledged privately that the legal setbacks he suffered on Tuesday could open fissures among Republicans on Capitol Hill and expose Mr. Trump to the possibility of impeachment.
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One has to do with how Chernobyl exposed the untenable fissures in the Soviet system and hastened its collapse; the accident also encouraged Mikhail Gorbachev to pursue drastic reforms with even more zeal.
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Hundreds of residents have had to evacuate the lower Puna District and entire neighborhoods are being destroyed as the Kilauea volcano continues to form new fissures and spew molten lava into the streets.
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Residents, the media and national guard flock to what is now the end of Leilani Avenue to take in the fiery show at fissures 2, 7 and 8 of the Kilauea volcano near Pahoa.
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Even if the lava eruption ends in Leilani Estates, the fissures that opened up in the ground could continue to emit dangerous levels of sulfur dioxide gas, making it potentially uninhabitable and killing plants.
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Fissures that opened up in the surrounding neighborhoods sent lava spewing as high as 300 feet in the air, swallowing homes, cars, and roads in molten rock and forcing roughly 2,000 residents to evacuate.
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As for Bev, she was accustomed to, and adept at, having to negotiate unexpected fissures in her life, and she had a knack for smoothing them over, making her world appear to have healed.
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The primary themes, although they emerge somewhat murkily, are the forthcoming weather apocalypse prompted by global warming and the social upheavals it is likely to bring; and the fissures — primarily racial — in American culture.
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But Posiva's immediate priority is to create disposal caverns far enough from rock fissures and groundwater that Finland's nuclear authorities allow it to start moving the canisters to their tomb in the early 2020s.
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"We know [the earthquake] happened the same year [as the flood] because fissures in the ground caused by the earthquake are filled with flood sediment, as are pottery jars [at the site," said Granger.
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The protracted crisis is exposing fissures across Lam's administration, with police chiefs and rank-and-file officers enraged at an apology over last weekend's attacks by her Chief Secretary on Friday, apparently without consultation.
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The acceptance speech by Trump, 70, closed out a four-day convention that underscored his struggle to heal fissures in the Republican Party over his anti-illegal-immigrant rhetoric and concerns about his temperament.
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It's spewing from at least 22 fissures on the Big Island's east coast, and it's already claimed at least 44 structures—houses, mostly—in Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens, two subdivisions near the volcano.
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In many regards, Carter is a progressive -- particularly on race -- but for a sense of the cultural fissures between him and the modern Democrats, consider what he said in The New York Times interview.
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Hotter lava also could have more gasses dissolved in it, Klemetti said, which could lead to more lava spewing 100 feet into the air, like it did this week at one of the fissures.
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Although the volcano activity has subsided at all 12 fissures -- it's likely just a pause in activity and doesn't necessarily make it significant, Janet Babb, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory geologist, said before the latest alert.
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The fissures often rumble as they are erupting, the pounding heard over a mile away -- caused by that dangerous mix of molten rock and deadly volcanic gases being forced from deep within the earth.
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Ahead of the anniversary of the crackdown on Saturday, politicians and students here were asked about the growing fissures within the democracy movement in the semiautonomous Chinese territory and how it should move forward.
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Satellite photos provided by DigitalGlobe shows bright orange lava coming out of fissures caused by the volcano, running towards the Puna coast, lower right, along Malama Ki Forest Reserve recreation area in Pahoa, Hawaii.
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By the end of this engrossing comedy-drama, which opened on Thursday at Playwrights Horizons, deep fissures within the family have been exposed, fresh wounds are rubbed raw and long-buried secrets are unearthed.
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Though there have been fissures in the united facade their two campaigns presented for much of the primary race, Sanders aides respect her and do not want to publicly pressure her to drop out.
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The dispute is one of several such controversies across Spain, reflecting the ideological fissures that continue to linger decades after the civil war of the 1930s, and the ensuing dictatorship of its victor, Gen.
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By the beginning of June, twenty-four fissures had appeared in the rift zone, with rivers of lava flowing — some all the way to the ocean — as fast as 3,530 cubic feet per second.
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The race at the site marked the latest challenge facing authorities during what geologists call an unprecedented, simultaneous eruption at Kilauea's summit and from giant fissures 25 miles (40 km) down its eastern side.
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HOUSTON — Last night's Democratic debate at Texas Southern University might not have yielded any momentum-shifting moments, but it did flesh out some fundamental ideological fissures that will continue to dominate the 2020 primary.
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Signals that eruptions are imminent or that there is activity going on include the frequency, location and depth of earthquakes, the water temperature of the lake increasing, and gas released from cracks or fissures.
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One of the fissures in the volcano shot rock 160 feet (49 meters) up on Tuesday, slightly lower than the 180 feet (55 meters) it reached from Saturday night into Sunday, the USGS said.
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Many of those on the other side of the protest line, so to speak, would do well to remember how similar we are despite the fissures that this election has brought out between us.
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The incredulity is tied to the fissures in the foundation of the brain-gaming industry, which has faced mounting scrutiny about what many believe to be dubious claims, scant scientific evidence and deceptive marketing.
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The outcome was also notable in that it followed a surge in street demonstrations this year, often led by young people, highlighting the deep fissures between the demands of ordinary citizens and their governments.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - Two new fissures opened on Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, hurling bursts of rock and magma with an ear-piercing screech on Sunday, threatening nearby homes and prompting authorities to order new evacuations.
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Peace efforts broke down last year after it became known the Taliban movement's founder and leader Mullah Mohammad Omar, who sanctioned the talks, had been dead for two years, exposing deep fissures within the insurgency.
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This is drawing exceeding its very genre; the overall abstract skeletal pattern is clearly a nod to kinetic sculpture and the viscous threads, fissures and dots summon the spontaneous glory of post-Pollock action painting.
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It was during this time that lava was escaping from multiple fissures near the Leilani Estates in the Puna district, and when lava began to flow into the ocean, spewing toxic steam into the sky.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is spewing out deadly rivers of lava, toxic clouds of gas, and explosive blue flames from fissures in the ground, turning the East Coast of the Big Island into a complete hellscape.
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The almost perversely perceptive dramedy about the fissures that appear (or were probably always there) in the relationship of a married couple on a ski vacation wasn't especially funny, at least not ha-ha funny.
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The buildup of layer upon layer of gesso, in which tiny fissures expose previous coats of colorful paint, establishes a glistening, jagged, rocklike surface that offers a pointed contrast to the hard-edged geometric motifs.
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Fourteen more lava-filled fissures have erupted in the days since the sloping sides of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano split open a week ago, spurting molten rock onto the surrounding neighborhoods' streets and destroying 36 structures.
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Fifteen fissures have opened since Kilauea's vents started spraying fountains of lava up to 300 feet (90 meters) into the air on Thursday and 116 acres (47 hectares) of land have been covered with lava.
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This vapor is lost to space, but the discovery suggests that the comet's surface ice, some of which is just beneath the surface, is replenished from below, probably through fissures that expand during the day.
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Up until then, magma had been moving into what's called the lower East Rift Zone of the volcano, about 20 miles from the summit, opening 20 new fissures and spilling lava into forests and neighborhoods.
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The occurrence of new lava vents, or fissures, now numbering about two dozen, have been accompanied by flurries of earthquakes and intermittent eruptions from the summit crater, including a magnitude 5.3 tremor measured on Wednesday.
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Peace efforts broke down last year after it became known the Taliban movement's founder and leader Mullah Mohammad Omar, who sanctioned the talks, had been dead for two years, exposing deep fissures within the insurgency.
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There are fissures within the conservative bloc on the issue, with Bavaria's CSU - sister party of Merkel's CDU - more concerned about maintaining economic ties with Russia and probably more open to some easing of sanctions.
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The crisis has begun exposing fissures in Lam's administration, with police chiefs and rank-and-file officers enraged at an apology over last weekend's violence from her chief secretary on Friday, apparently made without consultation.
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The geothermal plant has been closed since shortly after lava began erupting on May 3 through newly opened fissures in the ground running through neighborhoods and roads in an area near the community of Pahoa.
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"What looks like a safe zone can turn very hazardous very, very quickly and, bear in mind, that the gases coming out of the ground in these fissures are at 2,100 degrees Fahrenheit," he said.
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"There are a lot of fissures out there, and some of them are starting to blow, but they're not at the point where we're seeing an eruption," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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As Kilauea oozed lava from 22 fissures on its eastern flank, residents of Pahoa on the Big Island, some wearing ash masks, hunkered down in shelters and waited for an expected resumption of major eruptions.
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The seeds of fissures in the alliance are not necessarily miserly interests over the cost of stationing U.S. troops in the South, but the divergent perception on the nature of the common enemy, North Korea.
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Kilauea entered its fourth week of what may be an unprecedented, simultaneous eruption at its summit crater and along a six-mile (0003-km) string of fissures 25 miles (40 km) down its east flank.
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Emissions of sulfur dioxide gas, harmful if inhaled, also remained at high levels from newly opened lava-spewing fissures in the ground running through populated areas on the eastern flank of the volcano, authorities said.
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Accumulations of cooled, hardened lava created a thick, 30-foot (9.14-meter) high wall of solid volcanic rock channeling fresh lava streams from fissures to the south, away from the PGV plant, USGS scientists said.
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Go deeper: The Brexit referendum vote in 2016 exposed long-festering fissures between the country's rural and urban populations, as well as its young and old, and ended up driving wedges between families and friends.
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His sole crime consists of organizing cultural and civil society initiatives to mend historical fissures between ethnic Turks and their Kurdish and Armenian brethren, and to bring Turkey closer to its neighbors — Europe, Iran, Armenia.
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His decision to testify is itself a sign of fissures in the support for Mr. Trump, evidence that even some defenders have balked at shouldering the legal and reputational costs of thwarting the impeachment inquiry.
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Disagreements within the field over what to do on health care — the issue that most Democratic strategists believe propelled the party's gains in the 2018 midterms — offer some of the clearest fissures in the race.
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Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates have been picking fights with Qatar, which has opened fissures among the Gulf's monarchies, divided the region's Sunnis and undermined America's hope that they will unite against Shiite Iran.
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And some leading Democrats were less worried about recovering from the cut-and-thrust of the primary fights than figuring out how to address the deep fissures within their coalition that this race has exposed.
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The USGS warned that fissures could erupt throughout the area, and Civil Defense officials on Sunday ordered people living on Halekamahina Road to evacuate and be on the alert for gas emissions and lava spatter.
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Britain is the first member state to break with the union, and now that it's leaving, the EU has been unequivocal about its regret (and in some cases, worry) over fissures in the European experiment.
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The former New York mayor, who didn't enter the race until late November, hasn't participated in the heated debates over expanding insurance coverage that have exposed deep fissures between his moderate and liberal presidential opponents.
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Some 1,700 residents in Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens subdivisions were ordered to evacuate on Thursday after public works officials reported steam and lava erupting from fissures in the road, the Civil Defense agency said.
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I once read that the fissures of the Grand Canyon were evidence of the fact that, centuries ago, the Earth had opened up and folded into a new kind of landscape — an opportunity for growth.
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