M-class flares are a tenth the size of X-class flares and C-class flares are the weakest of the bunch.
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M-class flares are a tenth the size of X-class flares.
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"I don't know if we should send off the red flares, but 1/8definitely 3/8 the yellow flares."
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It's possible the signal is caused by solar flares from Ross 128, which is a very active star that flares frequently.
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Protecting our tech from solar flares One important thing we might learn from the eclipse: how to protect our technology from solar flares.
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Over the past week, NASA has catalogued six sizeable flares, including X2.2 and X9.3 flares on September 6, and an X1.3 flare on September 7.
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The April 17 flare was classified as an M6.7-class flare which are "a tenth the size of the most intense flares, the X-class flares," NASA said.
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Because the flares were the main source of lighting for certain shots in this scene, the crew needed to time exactly how long the flares would be in the air.
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If these rotating flares are due to hot spots in the way that Broderick and Loeb imagined, additional flares will help reveal the black hole's "spin," a measure of its rotation.
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"What we know from the time course is that, within individual subjects, there are coordinated changes in the microbiome and immune system that activate during flares and resolve after flares," he said.
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But the raft's brand suggested it did not belong to the ARA San Juan, which was equipped with only red flares for emergencies and green flares for other situations, the navy said.
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But solar flares of that size are not unheard of.
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We see solar flares all the time on our sun.
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But just beneath his fatalism, an anger occasionally flares up.
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Wouldn't a fuller vetting process have sent up red flares?
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The U.S. ships responded by firing flares and warning shots.
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Counterprotesters set of flares at unite the right rally pic.twitter.
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In the distance, gas flares flashed against the cloud cover.
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A pair of pants frilled into flares at the hems.
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Witnesses described something like flares, at least for a while.
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The trouble is firing off flares and tweets is temporary.
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At Brandon Maxwell, the big idea was knit — knit flares!
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Class X flares are the most intense flares, and the number attached to it denotes its strength, where X6 is twice as intense as X2000, and X1503 is three times as intense, and so on.
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During solar minimum, the sun produces fewer solar flares and sunspots.
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Some protesters hurled rocks, bottles and flares at police, officials said.
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"Protesters throwing burning road flares at police," tweeted the Portland Police.
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I have tendonitis, it sort of flares up here and there.
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These coatings contribute to the different colored flares you are seeing.
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Gas flares stand outside BP's Central Gas Facility in Prudhoe Bay.
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The singer says her disease flares up when she gets emotional.
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No, we're not here to wax poetic about flares yet again.
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The right side is illuminated by lens flares from the Sun.
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Drama flares up this morning, and tonight, big emotions are shared.
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The condition often flares up because of a virus or drinking.
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Others lit red flares, blanketing sections of the parade with smoke.
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The resulting package is conical, with a top that flares out.
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The biggest "thing" in denim isn't flares or fringe — it's personalization.
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It was the Fourth of July; no one saw the flares.
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During those late hours, troops would fire harassing mortar and flares.
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The dashboard screen flares, checking off working systems in green text.
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If the sun shot out flares thousands of times the size and power of today, yet the star was dimmer than it is now, those flares could have compensated for the lower energy delivered to Earth.
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Here's what those two flares looked like (check out the top plot).
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It could be because of faulty parts, solar flares, or deliberate interference.
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He was setting up flares when the suspect shot him, officials said.
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Each time the violence flares up diplomats scramble to broker a ceasefire.
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In her room, the power struggle between Wilhemina and Langdon flares up.
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And the likelihood of major flares reaching us is remote at best.
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It is an issue, and they are sending up the red flares.
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Another typical indicator is flares that happen before or during your period.
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They'll stare down active regions that might soon spit out solar flares.
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Heavy gunfire could be heard and flares lit up the night sky.
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And those high-waisted flares straight out of Cher's Sonny-era closet?
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After a few shaky seconds it flares to life and they cheer.
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They set off flares and chanted and it was getting quite ugly.
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Those flares could dampen chances for life on worlds orbiting ultracool dwarfs.
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I still get pimples and blackheads, and my eczema flares up occasionally.
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That means every so often, Proxima Centauri flares and increases in brightness.
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Police said that besides the rifle, he had a satchel and flares.
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The photographs were front-lit, with flares of light in the frame.
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It's commonly found in solid rocket propellants, fireworks, matches and signal flares.
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This idea is similar to familiar solar flares, but much more energetic.
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Occasionally this produces giant explosions called solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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The researchers say regular flares have the potential to kickstart the chemistry.
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Here, some awesome kick flares at all price points, no alterations required.
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They brandished yet more flags, twirled scarves, paraded smoking flares like trophies.
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I've heard that the flares are old and greasy and don't light.
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It is anybody's guess how the regime will fare if unrest flares.
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In brief moments of tension, masked protesters threw flares at riot police.
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It hugs where it's supposed to, and flares right at the hips.
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But as soon as one smoldering spot is extinguished, another flares up.
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Drama flares up in your social life, and things are getting intense, Gemini.
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Only dormant until it flares up again with seemingly no rhyme or reason.
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"So we couldn't see things like solar flares, ribbons, prominences in 3-D."
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Symptoms may come and go in "flares," ranging from mild to life-threatening.
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The monitor is downwind of the US Steel plant flares one hillside away.
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Protesters hold up flares during a rally organized by far-right, nationalist groups.
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But gun violence still flares in some pockets, shattering worlds and igniting despair.
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Sometimes, conflict flares up as a result of a dispute between local warlords.
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It just happens to have the legs of a Tyrannosaurus wearing flares, okay?
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But more intense violence, which flares up every few years, is soon quelled.
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Protesters threw stones, flares and petrol bombs at police who responded with teargas.
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Also on Tuesday, authorities investigated white flares spotted in the South Atlantic overnight.
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Searchers found an empty floating raft, and noticed the flares from a distance.
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They spotted ships that didn't respond, and fired off at least 10 flares.
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There were at least five flares burning on the pitch at one point.
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But, once in a while, it kind of flares up a little bit.
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Someone had lit a string of flares around the accident to divert traffic.
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There are rainbow flares; Snapchat animal masks drifting up; mysterious bursts of applause.
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It's retrofitted with flares to protect against missiles and has radar-jamming capabilities.
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Fireworks and flares were also set off inside the stadium during the match.
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Authorities believe Holroyd had planned to use the flares to ignite the gasoline.
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Despite a February election seen as a step toward reconciliation, fighting still flares.
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Red dwarfs are very unstable and given to violent solar flares, she said.
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His eyes light up like flares when he talks about the Gak brothers.
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Since then, open conflict in the region has ebbed, although violence occasionally flares.
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Were there tensions, jealousies, exhausting days and temper flares from time to time?
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Breaking bones, light-bulb flares: a weird mixture of awful pain and exhilaration.
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Allen's crew was instructed to fire 49 flares, one per minute, into the air.
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When it enters an atmosphere and flares up, it is known as a meteor.
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Flares dance in the sky above huge tanks and pipelines running along the roadside.
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We love any kind of denim – vintage, kick flares, cropped, skinny – you name it!
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If his back flares up again, Minnesota will be playing at a significant disadvantage.
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Its warmth slowly flares along the ribs, a lovely awakening on a severe morning.
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Let's start by laying out some facts: Before cropped flares, I rarely wore jeans.
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The meteorologists were using flares to scare off the bears, but they've run out.
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In addition to frequent flares, we also have an unusually high number of sunspots.
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And smart medical devices can alert your doctor when your kid's asthma flares up.
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It also fired 10 flares in the direction of two of the Iranian vessels.
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The match was delayed as stewards had to remove the flares from the pitch.
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When this material launches, it runs into older particles vomited out during previous flares.
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Solar flares are intense flashes of light created by the tempestuous conditions near sunspots.
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The designs included many prints as well as wide trousers, flares and head foulards.
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Fire lookouts don't fight fires, they just raise an alarm when one flares up.
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The aircraft assisted by dropping a pump, flashlights and flares, the Coast Guard said.
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And, we gotta say, we're feeling the custom body flares and matte green wrap.
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Alice's sexuality flares up only in paroxysmal blooms as her intimacy with Mizuko develops.
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Members of law enforcement confirmed to The Hill's Aris Folley that they were flares.
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He notes, however, that flares of protectionism often spread far beyond their original intentions.
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This is a difficult point to make as a racial crisis flares around us.
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The law also would not apply to antique firearms, construction tools or emergency flares.
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Tailored, cropped pants, especially kick flares, are one of this season's essential wardrobe staples.
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Confusion around communication flares up today, but you're feeling popular, and success surrounds you!
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In a country where fighting between rival forces frequently flares, Sirte is particularly exposed.
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It flares, and then a slower plume of pieces detaches and floats lazily away.
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Planes scatter flares to distract, and therefore protect themselves from, enemy heat-seeking missiles.
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Check out the stripper on the shoulders of a man surrounded by golden flares.
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But it is more manageable, with milder flares of joint pain, stiffness and swelling.
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When buttoned, the front flares out, making me look like I have a potbelly.
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My anxiety flares up in group settings—I strive to please everybody at once.
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But when we look at other stars out there, we see not only solar flares but also the occasional "superflare"—flares that are not only large, but dwarf everything we've ever seen from our own sun, sometimes up to 103,000 times the size.
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Meanwhile, x-ray flares from sources that don't blow themselves up in the process—magnetars and certain types of neutron star—blink away at time scales that are too short to allow for the hour-long fade-out seen in Irwin's flares.
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The station's personnel are equipped with flares and dogs to scare the polar bears away — hunting the animals is banned in Russia — but they have run out of flares and one of their dogs was killed by (you guessed it) a bear.
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But, Melott warns, solar flares pose a greater threat to knocking out our electrical grid.
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First, the longer the duration between powerful solar flares, the more powerful they will be.
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Filterloop Once upon a time, light leaks, grain, and flares were a photographer's worst nightmare.
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As the black hole consumes the star, it creates brilliant flares in X-ray wavelengths.
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The rampage included solar flares, a coronal mass ejection, and a solar energetic particle event.
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Yoxall saw the emergency lights of a state patrol SUV and flares on the ground.
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For example, it drives explosive solar events such as solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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Police responded with tear gas and the crowd threw flares and stones back at them.
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The flares burn all day and light up the sky around the valley at night.
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He also backed up Yovanovitch and said he lit flares in 2015 about Hunter Biden.
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But this demand has leveled off and flares up mostly when shootings make national headlines.
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And Jourdan Dunn selected a pale pink pair of flares teamed with a matching bandeau.
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The spoilers are out, the airbrakes scrape through the now-dense air, the plane flares.
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Debate over abortion flares in various countries The woman cannot be named for legal reasons.
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In the corner like that it can make for some cool lens flares, for instance.
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The sun, with all its flares and stellar perturbations, is not a totally spherical object.
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Solar flares happen when the Sun's magnetic field causes a brief burst of intense radiation.
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Reuters witnesses saw at least three petrol bombs hurled by demonstrators, who also threw flares.
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The question becomes, he continued, what will prevent flares from irradiating an unsuspecting exoplanet's surface?
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Known as superflares, they're like normal-strength solar flares but on a much grander scale.
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Gas flares pierce through fog in this image, taken of the factory from a helicopter.
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But the Syrian jet deployed defensive flares, causing the US missile to miss its target.
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Normally, this kind of star would be active, sending out flares and enduring solar storms.
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For one thing, other astronomical objects that produce extreme flares self-destruct in the process.
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Unexpected drama flares up this evening—something that seemed so light suddenly becomes very intense.
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After the 88th-minute equalizer, Hungarian fans threw flares that landed among nearby police officers.
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In its way, the whole thing flames and flares like a Japanese maple in autumn.
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We'd like stations to have their own flares and be practiced in putting them out.
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The statement also comes as new violence flares between Israel and the Palestinians in Gaza.
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Officials said Tuesday that search teams overnight spotted an inflated dinghy and white emergency flares.
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He had on Gucci flares, a white Louis Vuitton shirt and black Saint Laurent boots.
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"If it flares again, and we see more neutrinos—that's a big thing," he noted.
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Another proposed FRB source is flares from magnetars, neutron stars boasting extremely powerful magnetic fields.
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The approach invites anomalies — light leaks, flares, hallucinatory colors — that might make some photographers recoil.
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While organizers have now banned flares, exactly how that will be enforced is not clear.
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When flares occur, there's pain, diarrhea, and a significant chance of my pooping my pants.
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It also sits in disputed territory between India and Pakistan where violence often flares up.
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As hate flares and the nation fragments, no one is safe within some cloistered quarter.
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His research focuses on military-grade products (flares, for instance), but the chemistry is similar.
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But others come from academia, where people have highly accurate models of, say, solar flares.
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The police cruiser had its emergency lights on, and road flares were placed behind it.
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If you're a skinny jean loyalist, this pair is a nice, unintimidating foray into flares.
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Some protesters hurled flares, firecrackers and Molotov cocktails at police officers outside the Parliament building.
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After sundown, smoke from tear gas and flares clouded the streets of Tirana, the capital.
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About 450 hooligans wearing black shirts arrived in the square this afternoon & waved banners & flares ????????
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The peacekeepers have been criticized for not doing enough when violence regularly flares up there.
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Do you think the light flares you were seeing on your phone could have been ghosts?
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The coalition alleged that other fires were grass fires ignited by flares shot by law enforcement.
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Colourful flares are let off in green and purple—colours originally adopted by the suffragette movement.
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Flares can be a signal of the shutdown of a unit or units at a refinery.
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Despite the flares, monitors kept recording excessive sulfur readings ("exceedances" in legal jargon), and on Jan.
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First, you'll want to cool the skin and get flares under control as soon as possible.
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This pollution resulted from dozens of sources, such as flares and so-called sour water units.
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Indeed, there were no solar flares, and life was also relatively calm in Iraq and Syria.
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Just add in a crossbody bag and a pair of cropped flares to complete the look.
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Researchers found red dwarfs emitting frequent solar flares, diminishing the chances of habitability in their systems.
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We've added digital lens flares, which hopefully look like it was captured at the time, realistically.
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In the late-'90s/early-'00s you paired them with your favorite beat-up flares; 2.
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Egos clash today, Sagittarius, and tension flares in your social life and in your finances, too.
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But with no mast and no flares, the tiny boat was invisible in the vast ocean.
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Looking for such flares could let astronomers find and study the black holes themselves, he argued.
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Laurent Grasso created the piece to lend a poetic quality to the presence of solar flares.
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There was a time when the word "jeans" automatically conjured up images of low-rise flares.
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Potential disasters like solar flares, pandemics or other electro-magnetic disruptions should prod us to action.
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The tricky intersection where the exit scissors across Nineteenth Avenue was dark, and mapped with flares.
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Plus, the spokesman has said previously, the flares aboard the San Juan are green and red.
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There were darker-toned floral dresses and cropped leather flares that echoed the virality of Vetements.
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Nationalists marched with flares in Warsaw on Sunday to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Polish independence.
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For that fleeting moment, the sense of danger simmering within this play flares unforgettably to life.
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Indeed, NASA satellite images show North Dakota's flares burning nearly as brightly as Chicago's city lights.
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Many M.S. flares have come and gone since then, leaving their residual effects along the way.
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But the news that one group fired smoke bombs and flares at his home on Jan.
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An outrage flares up; the hospital or insurer pays the price; and the system continues apace.
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The Navy destroyer fired warning flares and a U.S. Navy helicopter also dropped a smoke float.
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In 2015 several dozen protesters attacked a gay pride march, throwing flares and clashing with police.
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A Wyoming Air National Guard C-130 fires flares over Camp Guernsey Joint Training Center, Wyo.
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The protesters let off flares and fireworks, with the smoke drifting down into the station concourse.
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If things really go bad, there is an emergency grab bag, flares and a life raft.
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IBD works in patterns of flares and remissions, and little is known about what causes either.
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The finished pieces will be fired and exhibited at Flares Studio and Designs in the Bronx.
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These flares don't pose any significant threats to Earth, but they can mess with our power systems.
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Currently, the Parker Solar Probe is studying the sun in the hopes of helping predict solar flares.
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So there were an intense series of explosions on the sun—often called solar flares—in 1991.
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October 2, 2019 Violence flares up in Hong Kong as China commemorates 70 years of Communist rule.
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Don't get me wrong, it still flares up every now and then, but way less than before.
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At roadside stalls on its outskirts, shopkeepers sell furniture together with lifeboats; washing machines alongside emergency flares.
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Solar flares like the ones reported this week are known to interfere with high frequency radio signals.
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Inside the home, authorities also uncovered hundreds of rounds of ammunition, several high powered rifles and flares.
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However, radio signals from flares are usually at much lower frequencies than the ones detected by Arecibo.
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Flares are natural, but they can cause disturbances on Earth, especially with power transmission or radio frequencies.
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With it, we sliced datasets down to a few seconds, the scale at which micro-flares happen.
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When it flares, it also moves clockwise on the sky, tracing out a tiny circle, they find.
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The rate of gout flares was 0.68 per patient per year with febuxostat and 0.63 with allopurinol.
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They veered from stoned psych workouts to pop songs svelte like a pair of perfect denim flares.
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That said, it could just be some other wrinkly old dude in a paisley shirt and flares.
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As the family walks single-file back home from a scavenging trip, the rocket flares into life.
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There will need to be waves of screens and sliding shooters and flares and pick-and-rolls.
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But in Minya, where violence against Christians often flares, local Coptic leaders are reluctant to go along.
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Its star is relatively inactive and hasn't put out any flares since scientists started observing the system.
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Authorities found several hundred rounds of ammunition, several high-powered rifles and flares, the sheriff's office said.
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Indeed, these flares did temporarily block high-frequency radio communication and degraded performance of the GPS network.
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For instance, repeated stellar flares could build up oxygen in an atmosphere without the presence of life.
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Flares glow in crowds that sing, chant, and curse, while plumes of smoke waft towards the roof.
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"You have to remember before you forget," she says, and the coral flares again in your hand.
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Earlier this week, a number of manufactures sent out public flares, asking organizers to delay the event.
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"The interesting thing about this investigation is that it all started with solar flares," Dr. Pesci said.
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Fiberglass flares are used to expand the width, and therefore the interior space, of the camper van.
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In a full dress rehearsal the day before, the flares worn by sky divers singed the field.
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They fired off a couple of flares, though they had little hope that anyone would see them.
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When it comes to technology, the Senate might as well use flares and messenger pigeons to communicate.
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Anxiety also flares over appointments of local officials and control over financial policy - both former GPC prerogatives.
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Stealth bombers and drones, military decoy flares, weapons tests, military training exercises, and weird classified air stuff.
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The police car was stationary behind a disabled vehicle, with flashers on and road flares behind it.
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But fighting still flares up in Donbass four years on, and a peace deal has been elusive.
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Flares are associated with something called coronal mass ejections, when high-energy plasma is sent out into space.
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And in Washington, D.C., more than 217 people have been arrested after flares of violence amid the demonstrations.
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These flares are ignited as a plane flies through a snowstorm, releasing silver iodide particles into the clouds.
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Both X- and M-class flares can cause brief radio blackouts on Earth, and other mild technological disruptions.
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I don't know what it's called but I'm pretty sure nobody has ever done it without wearing flares.
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It's November 2017 and the streets of Warsaw fill with red flares, Polish flags, and anti-Semitic banners.
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The flares are reflections of the source light, so they are not as bright as the Sun itself.
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In the snap, Murphy wears a white gown fitted to just below her hips before it flares out.
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"The South Korean military took tactical action including dropping flares and firing warning shots," the defence ministry said.
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In contrast, LHS 1140 is slowly rotating (130 days), and we haven't seen any flares from the star.
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What we're hearing: While the White House woos moderate Hill Democrats, the lawmakers are sending up emergency flares.
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We on Earth don't really worry about the Sun's micro-flares, because they dissipate long before reaching us.
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Soft, squishy humans are depressingly short-lived, brief flares of creativity in the vast entropy of our universe.
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From what we can tell, there will be vintage red flares, blunt bangs, and one truly epic jacket.
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So he blocked the slow lane with his car, set out flares and called for a medical helicopter.
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And while they can't yet calculate its spin, subsequent flares, especially brighter ones, should help nail it down.
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Iranian vessels ignored the warning flares, and the American ships later left the area, the Iranian navy added.
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The 505-foot-long missile-armed destroyer fired off flares as a warning, and the Iranian boats withdrew.
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Most of the material orbiting Sagittarius A* is ejected and produces the flares seen by the ESO astronomers.
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When Sophie's Crohn's flares up, she is left with mouth ulcers, fatigue, an upset stomach, and abdominal pain.
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And there has been speculation about how it will shield astronauts from deep-space radiation and solar flares.
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Ms. Lively's to-do list here includes swimming, shooting flares, eating little crabs and speaking aloud her thoughts.
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Some wore bandannas over their faces; some held up flares of green smoke; the vast majority were white.
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"Hopefully no—" Light flares from the direction we were headed, and I hear the staccato clomp of boots.
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Tension at home and in your relationships flares up today, Libra, but some exciting conversations take place, too.
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This theory is particularly good because it's also really fun to imagine the police in flares and shit.
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Maybe it results in a music video, like this one called Molar Flares by designers AyeWilder and MaJiCkALOne.
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In the unresolved scramble to get her medicine, stress, a key trigger of flares, has been particularly high.
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Waving banners that read "Resignation" and "You stole our future", the children marched, lit flares and blocked traffic.
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The tifosi will celebrate with a cacophony of noise and sound, including colored smoke, flags, drums and flares.
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Face widths, lunar cycles, and solar flares could all hold the secret to hedge fund managers&apos returns.
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The railroad kept digging wells and hitting gas, which it primarily used to create flares to dazzle visitors.
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Israel's military restricts Palestinians inside the Hamas-controlled territory from approaching the border, where violence frequently flares up.
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The U.S.-led coalition in Iraq later released a video of the Apaches dropping flares over the embassy.
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Of particular note are the two flares that occur in the weeks directly following the establishment of al-Nusra, which would merge with ISIS the following year, as well as the string of X-class flares that follow on the heels of the ISIS prison raids in July of 2012.
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Several hundred gathered outside the palatial Royal Monceau hotel in the capital, letting off flares and breaking into chants.
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Solar flares are powerful bursts of radiation that stream out into space after periods of sunspot-associated magnetic activity.
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From stunning aurora and shooting stars through to solar flares and distant nebulae, these images are guaranteed to astound.
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There are vocoders, flares, backwards samples, North African instrumental ululations popularized in France by the mighty Jean Claude Vannier.
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Every time a new compromise comes to light, indignation briefly flares up in the press and on social media.
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You can see sunspots, darker areas on the Sun that could be responsible for solar weather, like solar flares.
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In my case, there were eclipse-shaped bright spots in the sky — which Business Insider ID'd as lens flares.
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Why do the lens flares show the shape of the eclipse so much more clearly than the Sun itself?
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Sanalla said he could see gas flares being relit as he was driving to the field with local officials.
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It happened with mom jeans, cropped denim jackets, high-rise midi skirts, mini skirts, flares, skinny jeans and more.
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Given the thorough security outside the stadium, I assumed that there wouldn't be any smoke bombs or flares inside.
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Also a red dwarf, it's considered an active star, meaning it frequently burps out intense, high-energy solar flares.
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Even at their actual considerable distance, solar flares are already capable of causing plenty of mischief on our planet.
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This month, a new scientific paper used similar technology to produce our first comprehensive picture of methane flares worldwide.
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Using rescue flares to lighten the darkness, the riders appear as sparks to reveal an ephemeral world of shadows.
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Total reports flaring occurred at the Port Arthur, Texas, refinery flares as a result of problems at Unit 824.
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Other dwarf stars experience powerful flares as well, but none of those stars are as cool as this one.
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Firefighters in brown protective uniforms and yellow helmets lit flares and burned an effigy attached to a wooden cross.
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Sunlight flares in slits and corners, and the trees, what we can see of them, hint at growing life.
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The U.S. Navy ships then fired several warning flares and attempted to make radio contact with the Iranian ship.
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So, let's head down memory lane and rehash some of the things we used to love about our flares.
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Supporters' use of flares in stadiums and the repeated presence of fans on the field have prompted security concerns.
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It is a controversial point that usually stays buried beneath the surface, but occasionally flares up into minor controversy.
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"It flares up every now and then, and I get spasms," said Teixeira, who is retiring after the season.
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An expedition vessel that will reach the station in a month will deliver flares and dogs to the scientists.
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In some correbous, flares are attached to the bull's horns, as it runs around the ring taunted by locals.
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On a plum blazer for women, the back panel flares out, for example, emphasizing or exaggerating the wearer's curves.
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" The passage continues, "These wide-eyed flares were only seconds apart, and appeared to want to convey enthusiastic emphasis.
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Indeed, last week's flares were accompanied by a CME, but it didn't hit the Earth with its full fury.
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If you have painful cystic acne or stubborn hormonal flares, you know the struggle to find the right treatment.
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Fiery flares shimmer into the air, and pools of wastewater produced by the fracking process collect in large bins.
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The Hellwig also has improved rock sliders and bumpers, lighting, and fender flares to protect the wheels and tires.
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While he usually wears running sneakers, he says on this night he was wearing corduroy flares and dress shoes.
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In July, for instance, Kayrros analysts noticed that the flares at a Libyan field called Wahah had gone out.
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Flares emitted by adolescent red dwarfs may singe and sterilize the atmospheres of their surrounding planets, rendering life impossible.
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Some experts have speculated that spaceships would need a shielded room where astronauts could hide until flares were over.
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Unlike solar flares, which were visible during eclipses using traditional telescopes, these spontaneous emissions were now detectable using radios.
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Olivia Palermo's partnership with Banana Republic includes tweaked classics like leather kick flares ($598) and an asymmetrical trench ($228).
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"Memorial" wasn't a translation of Homer: the Iliad was its neutral backdrop, lit up by Oswald's flares of mind.
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Some, with flares of color and receding grids adrift on airy gray grounds, are infectiously free-spirited and fanciful.
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Some stars regularly belch out flares of radiation, which could scorch out any life on their planets, for instance.
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Flares are sometimes accompanied by coronal mass ejections, magnetic plasma bubbles that can reach Earth and cause an impact.
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With a plethora of fits, flares, washes, inseam lengths, and waist options, you&aposll never get bored of denim.
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This pair of high-rise flares is made of 100% organic cotton for a durable jean that won't stretch.
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For low or mid-rise flares, go for a cool sneaker or flat sandal for a casual, bohemian vibe.
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Instead, we're all of those things, mixed up and amalgamated: a pair of flares here, some Stan Smiths there.
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On a very small wrist the same feature means the watch band flares away from the wrist before wrapping around.
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But red dwarfs are incredibly active stars, frequently firing off superpowerful flares that can bathe orbiting worlds in punishing radiation.
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Some broken-bat singles, some flares, but they strung them together really well and got some runs out of it.
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Flares that US Steel uses to vent pollutants while they fix Clairton Coke Works seen from the nearby Irvin Works.
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These flares are unpredictable, although with a proper monitoring system in place we could in theory warn the astronauts beforehand.
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Demonstrators burn flares and wave Polish flags during the annual march to commemorate Poland's National Independence Day in Warsaw, Saturday.
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Scientists have previously suggested that flares from highly magnetized neutron stars, called magnetars, might be the source of some FRBs.
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Few people fully adhere to their prescribed treatment plan, with many taking a pill ahead of schedule when pain flares.
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Videos posted on Twitter on Sunday showed demonstrators waving Lebanese national flags, letting off flares and singing the catchy song.
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The idea is to convert that into energy than can be used, rather than burned off in a gas flares.
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Every time an aircraft flies there, it gets a warning and there are times they fire flares towards the aircraft.
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Most photographers will go out of their way to avoid lens flares by using hoods or shades around their lenses.
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But Triaud maintains TRAPPIST-1 is a fairly quiet red dwarf, meaning it doesn't send out solar flares very often.
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A bobtail squid flares its tentacles for a fraction of a second before making a quick escape into the darkness.
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These tidal disruption flares are critical to understanding the nature, and spin, of black holes that are actively consuming stars.
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We can only observe the loops, towers, and flares at the surface as the corona glows brightly in ultraviolet radiation.
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The two researchers also found that the damage depends on how frequently fighting flares up, not how intense it is.
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At the same time, the Nitze also used visual warnings, firing 10 flares in the direction of the approaching vessels.
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Scientists study active regions – which are areas of intense magnetism – to better understand why they sometimes erupt with such flares.
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Its trajectory took the fireball over Clarington and Peterborough before it released several flares, dimmed and extinguished west of Bancroft.
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Taxi drivers - some hailing from Britain, Spain and France - blocked the Schuman roundabout outside European Union institutions and lit flares.
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Top stories on Reuters TV Trump, Congress ease firearm rules as gun violence flares Sex scandal shakes up Australia's government
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Space weather can take the form of solar flares, solar energetic particles, and geomagnetic disturbances, Obama explained in the order.
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"The South Korean military took tactical action including dropping flares and firing warning shots," the South Korean Defence Ministry said.
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Dozens of protesters had gathered outside the Russian embassy overnight in Kiev, where masked men threw flares before police intervened.
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Solar flares occur when the sun's magnetic fields break and bend, releasing energy from the star into the solar system.
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The high-waisted flares and platform sandals on the other hand are always a perfect pair no matter the decade.
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But when skinny jeans started replacing them in the mid-2000s, flares fell out of favor in a big way.
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As another tropical storm flares up, the inevitable flurry of tweets mocking its name makes its way into our lives.
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Bennett also didn't discharge flares during the hours he lay waiting for the Coast Guard to rescue him, prosecutors said.
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Others have proposed that they are the result of the flares emitted by magnetars, which are highly magnetic neutron stars.
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Every time an aircraft flies there, it gets a warning and, there are times, they fire flares towards the aircraft.
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Several X and M class flares have occurred over the last week, with an X211 flare occurring on September 6.
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All seven planets originated from the same nebular chemistry; they share a similar history of receiving flares and meteoritic impacts.
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It's a technique we use often on our own sun to better learn how it belches solar flares, for example.
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Like the Basecamp concept, the Adventure has been lifted with a coilover suspension and has upgraded tires and fender flares.
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Two weeks ago, Chaim entered Susa with a mixed Kurdish and Arab force at night, their progress lit by flares.
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Some puzzles are now physics-based, and small objects—throwable flares, fling-able turrets—add life to the game's world.
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Far below, seven manatees glowed like muffled oblong flares — white, blue and some the fizzy orange of a caution sign.
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A long list of substances and devices are banned within the security perimeter including drones, aerosol spray cans and flares.
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In the past couple of years, he's swung from skintight skinny jeans to bell-bottoms, flares, and generally loose clothing.
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Unlike solar flares or coronal mass ejections, an eclipse is an easily predictable event that produces a relatively small disturbance.
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It flares up almost mysteriously in some fortunate place or another, and then fades out, it seems, just as mysteriously.
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Conditions are long-lasting, but may also be sporadic in nature, with flares that vary in their length and severity.
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Witnesses at a major trade fair in the capital Damascus said they saw flares shooting up into the night sky.
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Appearing as brightened areas on the sun, solar flares are intense bursts of radiation produced as sunspots release magnetic energy.
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There, a network of neural regions flares in reaction to the injury and works to manage, or blunt, the sensation.
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She shaved every day with a pink Venus razor that left white flares of light down her smooth, hairless shins.
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Some set off flares and burned an image of King Felipe VI, while police scuffled with masked youths in chaotic scenes.
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So-called "ultras" focus on coordinated chants, lighting flares and staging elaborate displays at games, but can defend themselves if needed.
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Demonstrations broke out and a small group of protesters wearing black and hooded sweatshirts broke windows threw smoke bombs and flares.
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"These extra-bright but short-lived flares might be the way to detect" the missing intermediate-mass black holes, she said.
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Flares like this are rare during this waning phase, but as these latest bursts show, they can still be pretty intense.
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Click here to view original GIFThis gif shows both the X2.2 and the X9.3 flares that the Sun emitted on Sept.
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Typically these types of spots produce the biggest, baddest flares and coronal mass ejections when they emerge through the Sun's surface.
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In the nebula hypothesis, flares from a newly born neutron star create a nebula of hot electrons and strong magnetic fields.
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In 2017, Southern and activists from the nativist Generation Identity movement filmed themselves firing flares at a Doctors Without Borders vessel.
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Step 5: Repeat Cloud-seeding flights can take three to four hours, during which time pilots can release dozens of flares.
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They lit flares, and I didn't know what was going on until some guy punched me, and I hit the ground.
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"Bird and Lime were really kind of the signal flares that showed wow, this is a cornerstone of transportation," he says.
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Unpredictable bursts of extreme UV and other highly damaging radiation from stellar flares that are common on stars like Proxima Centauri.
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Riding high on the wave of Laguna-inspired low-rise flares and boyfriend cuts, I condemned the resurgence of skinny jeans.
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Seimetz's episodes are colorful, with frenetic editing, time-jumps, light flares, lens distortions, and a generally more impressionistic feel than Kerrigan's.
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Almost all the super flares the researchers looked at came from stars with much stronger magnetic fields than our own sun.
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Even the women who persecute other women on this show are signal flares for a community not yet realized but understood.
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My periodic desire to shun society and take up life as a nomad living out of a yurt somewhere flares up.
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In many parts of the US, flares are the default way of dealing with methane extracted from the ground alongside oil.
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Help finally arrived Wednesday, reported the agency, when dogs and flares delivered to the station by helicopter scared the bears away.
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While this worked well enough, it was also an unreliable communication mechanism—solar flares and geomagnetic storms made skywave transmissions impossible.
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It also doubles as a power bank, and features an LED flashlight, a compass, and S.O.S. lighting flares for roadside emergencies.
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Love Actually (20163)Every winter, the same debate about whether Love Actually is the best or the worst briefly flares up.
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In August, four Iranian ships harassed a U.S. destroyer in the strait, prompting the destroyer to fire flares into the air.
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Richard Kuntz, Austin's grandfather, said the family had purchased new flares and that all required safety equipment was on the vessel.
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According to astrobiologist Abel Méndez, the signal might be caused by solar flares or another object not far from Ross 128.
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There are flickers — and sometimes flares — of startup activity that certainly have the potential to grow larger in the coming years.
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You know when your parents talk to you and tell you, 'We used to wear flares and dance to The Whispers'?
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The trainer has a long cultural history, starting with a '70s Farrah Fawcett skateboarding through teenage boys' dreams in denim flares.
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"There are mixed reports on this, but I think the risks for eczema flares or infection outweigh the benefits," she says.
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Be it cyberterrorism or be it natural disasters, for example solar flares, which may stop all communication between ground-based tools.
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During the escalation, the tigers did not respond to zookeeper attempts to defuse the situation with piercing sounds, flares, and alarms.
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Victorian houses send up peaks like flares, outdoor cafes hum with gossip and baby strollers seem as plentiful as business suits.
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He threatens to blow himself up with explosives he has strapped to his body, which later turn out to be flares.
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One team tested some new techniques meant to protect satellites and the power grid from solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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It will offer smart pants options, like a skinny midrise ($198) and high-rise flares ($245) in proprietary easy-care fabrics.
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Considering she helped bring mega-flares back to the mainstream, doing denim — Ellery-style of course — is a logical next step.
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Tension flares up this evening—deep transformations may take place, or you may need to take action to end a situation.
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The speedboats, belonging to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, sped toward the USS Mahan, ignoring warning flares and other signals.
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Thousands of far-right nationalists marched through Poland's capital, Warsaw, on Saturday, waving red-and-white Polish flags and carrying flares.
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Just short of fantasizing, McPherson lists myriad apocalyptic scenarios: nuclear war, superbugs, climate change, solar flares, bees dying or killer asteroids.
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At these times, his eyes crinkle, his nose flares, and his mouth purses just like a clenched hand readying a punch.
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Carone's originality flares up in "Shadow Dance," painted in 22005, three years before the artist's death at 5213 years of age.
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They have emergency first aid kits, flares, evidence containers, bags and brown bags for evidence, and additional personal equipment and bags.
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Operators of nighttime illuminated structures, like wind turbines and refineries that emit gas flares, could also take advantage of this information.
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"It was apparently totally undisturbed by my fortissimo singing and the orchestral flares depicting the downfall of Valhalla," she later wrote.
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When trouble flares and anxiety mounts, people who manage money traditionally entrust it to a seemingly indomitable refuge, the American dollar.
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With all the light flares, possibly courtesy of Hujis, Khloé Kardashian's Instagram feed is true to its mid-2000's roots.
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Red's flares of rage are already alienating his friends, especially Alan, whose attention has strayed to a cute vacationer (Kristine Froseth).
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An eerie, red haze flares up in Indonesia, and a researcher uses MRI technology to learn what dogs may be thinking.
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We'll also pass through the chromosphere and photosphere, where we might get a glimpse of sunspots, solar prominences, and solar flares.
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The fender flares themselves, which have openings to allow air to flow through them, are made from carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic.
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Fans scorched the statue with flares and sprayed racist messages on the ground nearby hours after the announcement on Nov. 27.
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The findings, detailed in a study published in the journal Nature on Wednesday, might improve our ability to predict solar flares.
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Protesters threw petrol bombs, flares and other objects and tried to destroy scaffolding that protects the main door, which they broke.
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In a fan zone outside City Hall on the banks of the River Seine, jubilant supporters embraced and lit smoke flares.
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Burning, which also can be done using flares or dropping napalm balls from helicopters, is just one method of fighting fire.
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The Navy destroyer fired warning flares and a U.S. Navy helicopter also dropped a smoke float before the warning shots were fired.
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Footage of the nearby Irvin Works flares shot by a FLIR camera that is specially calibrated to detect methane and other VOCs.
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Her backyard affords views of steam pouring from the coke works and of the flares from the hillside plant in West Mifflin.
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Protesters light flares during a rally organized by far-right, nationalist groups, to mark 99th anniversary of Polish independence in Warsaw, Poland.
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Blankets, rivers, lens flares, stuffed animals, wide open night skies, cats purring, maybe a little facing traumas with LSD as an aid.
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So pack away your rainy day leggings and take these equally lush, but much more fashion-forward stretch flares for a spin.
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There's cropped bell flares, sleek trousers, and frayed dyed hems; all styles finally worthy of the rest of your carefully curated closet.
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Players can only watch as Rachel's unattended phone buzzes incessantly with Chloe's missed calls, while a camera's flashbulb flares from the corner.
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"The new flares, they're the embers basically of this crisis," said Dr. Bruce Aylward, the health organization's representative for the Ebola response.
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Solar flares are huge eruptions of radiation that burst forth from the star when the sun's magnetic fields break and release energy.
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The Florida got similar treatment from Spanish customs boats as well, an encounter that also ended in the firing of warning flares.
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Scientists think that powerful flares like these originate when parts of the star's magnetic fields with opposite orientations connect with one another.
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Ulcerative colitis is a chronic, inflammatory bowel disease that affects the colon and causes recurrent flares of abdominal pain and bloody diarrhea.
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Near the end of Croatia's match against the Czech Republic in St. Etienne today, Croatian fans began throwing flares onto the pitch.
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However the jackets and straight skirts featured slits, creating flares on the arms as models displayed a glimpse of long, fingerless gloves.
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But if the street style scene during the various Fashion Weeks around the world have shown, flares might be attempting a comeback.
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Specifically, the probe will be able to measure the intensity of solar flares, which are responsible for causing "space weather" around Earth.
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Then there's the homage to Fawcett: Bella in a red wrap-around sports bra and denim kick-flares, riding on a skateboard.
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The researchers still aren't sure if the planet has a magnetic field, which would help protect it from Proxima Centauri's violent flares.
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Splice charges $7.99 per month for unlimited access to its array of 3 million synthesizers, drum hits, vocal flares and other sounds.
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He recommended that people carry bear spray or bear bangers, which are loud flares intended to scare bears or other predators away.
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A video emerged of masked activists setting off flares outside a restaurant full of tourists on the island of Palma de Majorca.
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He talked of creating an artificial magnetic field on Mars to deflect high-energy particles, especially to protect colonists from solar flares.
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Ritvo's imagination flares up at that awful noise, conjuring the image of a man not merely serving soup but "tending" to it.
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The brand has a large selection of options with everything from classic skinnies to of-the-moment flares and color-blocked pairs.
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The soldier walked ahead of us, cracking signal flares every few minutes to illuminate the cave's soaring vaults, hung with monumental stalactites.
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I found, for example, that my nearly-five-decade-old Lee kick flares work beautifully with my even older red felt cape.
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In theory, if the LME backwardation flares out sufficiently to open an export-friendly arbitrage, Chinese metal should flow to the LME.
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And NATO pilots who intercept Russian planes can set off flares and roll to show their weapons, but they do not shoot.
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It kicked and screamed with ferocious flares and rambunctious bursts of radiation that were much more energetic than what we see today.
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Land of Distraction rayon-spandex blend striped pants, $325; oversize cotton snap hoodie, $375; and high-waist corduroy flares, $350; at landofdistraction.com.
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Because inflammatory bowel diseases typically flare up and go into remission periodically, the goal is to avoid flares, considered risky during pregnancy.
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Then the U.S.-Iran conflict flares up again but this time with American casualties, and Trump's already historically low popularity rating plummets.
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The US has treaty obligations to come to Japan's defense if a territorial confrontation between Tokyo and Beijing flares out of control.
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Altruistic punishment flares when there is an inequitable allocation of resources or a transgression of cultural traditions — all threats to social coherence.
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Solar flares are considered part of "space weather," the conditions affecting the space around Earth that are usually caused by the sun.
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But it persists, at lower levels, and sometimes flares up, as it did in Texas in 2012, because there is still no vaccine.
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Check out the flares below, thanks to observations from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory — a satellite that has been monitoring the Sun since 2010.
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They said the settlement was filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Detroit and amends a 2012 consent decree involving the company's flares.
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The Mahan, a destroyer, fired warning shots and used radio calls, flares, bells and whistles to signal to the ships to stay away.
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When flares shoot out from the sun, sometimes they are accompanied by huge bursts of plasma known as coronal mass ejections, or CMEs.
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Some of your flares are upside down because the light is bouncing around inside the lens before it gets to the image sensor.
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The TRAPPIST-1 star and other similar red dwarfs are usually pretty active, meaning they send out high intensity solar flares quite frequently.
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"The flares did not have parachutes, and they did not stay in the air long enough for planes to see them," Hulver said.
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As much as we've loved reliving our '90s days, we're ready to re-embrace the boho, hippie decade once more — flares and beyond.
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UEFA officially has a chronic problem with flares at Euro 2016, and they can't seem to be able to do anything about it.
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The flares would be visible to the naked eye and appear much brighter than any other star or planet in the night sky.
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Complicating things further is the fact that symptoms may come and go (in what's known as "flares"), and they can change over time.
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However, the relative proximity of planets like those orbiting TRAPPIST-1 means that unlike Earth they experience micro-flares at point-blank range.
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The Florida itself sailed into Gibraltar on April 16 — and was intercepted by a Spanish vessel, resulting in the firing of warning flares.
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"It could be anything – plane light reflections – we get thousands of reports, some of them are flares, some of them not," Case said.
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The music largely rises to match such heavy concerns, radiating with bass lines and synth melodies as disruptive and brilliant as solar flares.
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Massive eruptions on the Sun, including coronal mass ejections and solar flares, can cause all kinds of hairy space weather effects on Earth.
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One of them, Collins Bemigho, stood along a dirty swamp, orange flares from a giant Chevron terminal glowing in the distance behind him.
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Closer to home, Ross 128 b is only 11 light-years away, and its star is not prone to flares of deadly radiation.
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The wide-leg style is really in, so I was excited to take this pair of Army green flares out for a spin.
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Over the last week or so, the sun has experienced a series of solar flares, including the most energetic one in a decade.
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Some were clad in black and carried placards saying "No future for capitalism", "Eat the rich" and "Kill Trump", also setting off flares.
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All sported slicked-back hair and Lyons' signature block-framed glasses, with Dunham in a cigarette leg and Kronner in floor-grazing flares.
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They were especially interested in understanding the pre-flare movements of "twisted flux ropes," which are magnetic tube-like structures that generate flares.
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To make the strip visible in the dark, the station can usually set out flares — but what if the flare supply runs out?
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They are flares that burn out of sight quickly or, with luck and momentum, circle around and attract our attention every four years.
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At a time when many American leaders were cautiously optimistic about the war, at least in public, Lansdale was sending up warning flares.
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Microquasars and active galactic nuclei (AGN), which are flares caused by matter falling into black holes, were also considered as potential fuel sources.
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Moments before the match started, riot police charged into the stands to break up AEK fans who had hurled flares and smoke canisters.
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To distribute the pressure and prevent sinking, a plastic cap hugs the heel and flares out at the bottom to form a base.
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By the light of their rise and fall can be traced the outlines of the country itself, like night terrain glimpsed via flares.
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Photography and the Art of Mistakes," a show covering 100 years of artists' use of blurring, lens flares, overexposure and other technical "errors.
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At the bottom of the slippery staircase, a woman in a reflective flightsuit directed us toward the airport with hand-held lantern flares.
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Flares, a can of tire inflater, a small first-aid kit and a flashlight in the glove compartment will always come in handy.
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Nasdaq and technology stocks are sending up warning flares that the broader market may be getting ready for a late-summer sell-off.
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Proxima b is about 1.3 times as massive as Earth, and orbits the red dwarf Proxima Centauri, a star that emits powerful flares.
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By studying one of several major solar flares that occurred in 2014, French researchers discovered the presence of a mechanism within the eruption.
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Because flares offer a lot of volume at the bottom, wearing a more fitted shirt on the top is always a safe bet.
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Occasionally, Abrams's self-deprecation was genuinely amusing, such as when he addressed, in length and detail, his much-discussed fetish for lens flares.
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Belgian artist Léon Spilliaert's poignant 21917 watercolor, gouache, and graphite painting "Rockets" transforms flares into a constellation of stars illuminating an indigo sky.
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Solar flares, like the one that occurred on March 20, may supercharge the aurora's glow so that its visibility extends farther than usual.
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Fighting flares up in eastern Ukraine leaving at least eight Ukrainian soldiers dead Fighting flares up in eastern Ukraine leaving at least eight Ukrainian soldiers dead The conflict in eastern Ukraine between the government and Russia-backed rebels has escalated over the last three days, with skirmishes leading to deaths of at least 10 soldiers and civilians and over two dozen more injured.
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These flares come as the Sun is weakening in its 11 year cycle, and X9.3 is especially intense as solar activity approaches its minimum.
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Apparently Corden's ego flares up as soon as he hit the DWTS lot, and he insisted on getting his own trailer on the lot.
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The region between Earth and the sun, a distance of some 93 million miles, teems with solar flares and solar wind and charged particles.
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"Flares of incandescent lava" reached 2503 kilometers (1.2 miles) from the crater, it said, setting fire to forests at high elevation on the mountain.
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While those flares may have warmed Earth's climate, they also could have created the chemistry needed for life to evolve, according to the study.
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But in War of the Planet of the Apes, the simian flu flares up again, mutating to quietly spread through the last surviving people.
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Lens flares occur when there is a very bright light source (such as the Sun) in the image frame or just outside of it.
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For every Eliot Spitzer or Mark Sanford, there's a scandalous story that flares and vanishes amid a lot of journalistic discomfort about touching it.
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The spacecraft is responsible for creating some of the highest resolution photos of solar flares, coronal holes and solar prominences emanating from the star.
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"It has always been something that I've lived with and it flares up in big ways at different times in my life," Stone said.
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Rather ominously, a number of fans around me began to pull on balaclavas and, within seconds, there were flares in front and behind us.
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Demonstrators scuffled with riot police, threw stones and eggs at government buildings and set off flares before police used batons to disperse the crowd.
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Helicopters released flares and explosions could be heard on the city's eastern front, where Reuters watched Kurdish fighters move forward to take outlying villages.
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The cause of this enigma isn't known, but scientists have implicated various cosmological phenomena, including supermassive neutron stars, gamma-ray bursts, and stellar flares.
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Certain things — solar flares, for instance — have signatures scientists know to expect, but the signal from Ross 128 isn't like any previous solar flare.
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But the threat to life by radiation from high-frequency flares adds a serious proviso that scientists must confront, before jumping to interstellar conclusions.
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The romantic, ethereal design features a plunging neckline and equally low back, which highlights the fitted silhouette that flares into a sheer lace skirt.
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Tension occasionally flares up between the nuclear-armed neighbors, who share a lengthy border including thousands of miles of territory claimed by both countries.
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This week we will safely approach some spicy solar flares that point to the evolution of our habitable planet and the desolation of others.
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As stewards attempted to clear off the flares, another flare was tossed, which almost hit and exploded right next to one of the stewards.
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Authorities plans to carry out cloud seeding from this month, shooting salt flares into clouds in an attempt to trigger rainfall in dry areas.
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Staying out of sunlight is also key, as is keeping a journal of symptoms to help identify flares early and get immediate medical care.
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Click through to see some of our favorites, and follow our lead by teaming yours with cut-off kick-flares and Birkenstocks this summer.
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What in the World An aircraft carrier can be a very handy tool, especially when trouble flares up far from a friendly military base.
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In the meantime, Earth is safe from flares like this one because we're far from the galactic center, in a backwater of the galaxy.
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Fans threw firecrackers and flares inside and outside the stadium and banned objects were brought into the grounds despite close searching, security officials said.
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The European Southern Observatory's GRAVITY instrument observed bright radiation flares around the disc belonging to Sagittarius A, this massive object at the galactic center.
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A more dangerous phenomenon While solar flares can interfere with satellites, an even more dangerous phenomenon is called a coronal mass ejection (or CME).
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Certain flares pop up in history where people can finally see what's around them -- something like the Arab Spring or the civil rights movement.
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Saturn wasn't going to keep protecting us from solar flares, so they used us to test a theory while still covered by their insurers.
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These are the worst-of-the-worst days, when pedestrians outpace cars, streets morph into parking lots and road rage flares at every turn.
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Aside from the customers actually using its products, there are a number of astroheads around the world cataloging a phenomenon known as Iridium flares.
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The protesters, who came from the country's north, east and the capital itself, lobbed flares at security forces, metal bars, stones and tree branches.
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The air smells like rotten eggs, the noise disrupts our lives and the gas flares make our night skies look like bright summer days.
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Asked how it was going, she said "not well" and that her cursing flares up "daily," including after seeing tweets from President Donald Trump.
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Rivalry flares between Hiller and Jake Morrison (Liam Hemsworth), a fellow sky jockey, but it peters out after a single punch in the canteen.
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Between these flares of violence, the director, Rod Blackhurst, maintains an almost hushed atmosphere as Ann (Lucy Walters) tends to her meager forest encampment.
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I love pairing flares with a long-sleeve bodysuit, a cropped sweater, or a blouse tucked into the waist to balance out the proportions.
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Studying these dancing, dynamic magnetic fields is crucial in part because these explosions can cause solar storms, like solar flares or coronal mass ejections.
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And the discovery came with a population of other explosions similar to PS1-10adi that had previously been attributed to energy flares near black holes.
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M dwarf stars like TRAPPIST-1 are known for spitting off large solar flares, and some researchers think this could have eroded the planets' atmospheres.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: NASA/GSFC/SDOThe flares came from part of the sun called AR 2673, according to a NASA press release.
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Protesters waved banners and lit flares, led by left-wing parties and the hard-left General Confederation of Labor (CGT) – France's second biggest trade union.
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It's an easier task, because it doesn't require dealing with the problem of a dormant virus that flares up over a long period of time.
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Solar flares are the largest explosive events in the Solar System, producing bright flashes that last anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours.
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In August 2017, Arran members in Mallorca also set off smoky flares at a marina, and threw confetti in the faces of tourists dining nearby.
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Your iPhone SE has a five-element lens; more complex lenses, such as zooms, can have more elements and be more susceptible to lens flares.
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In short, skinny jeans were my enemy, so I swore I'd stick to low-rise flares until they were pried from my cold, dead fingers.
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Shortly after the flares were spotted, NORAD's Solar Forecast Center put out a bulletin predicting a "significant" worldwide geomagnetic storm within 36 to 48 hours.
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The government said the settlement was filed on Thursday in U.S. District Court in Detroit and amends a 2012 consent decree involving the company's flares.
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The goal seemed to release the pressure on Belgium, who celebrated furiously with Wilmots in the corner while their supporters threw flares onto the pitch.
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Instead of distinguishing each year as 'the regime of flares' or 'the comeback of skinny jeans,' we now have tens of trends to choose from.
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The many popular silhouettes that have emerged over the last few decades are now classics: wide-legged pants, bell bottoms, kick flares, light wash denim.
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The women said they hoped a friend and frequent deep-sea fisherman might be able to hear their distress calls or see their emergency flares.
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Kerr's 12-piece collection ranges from '60s-inspired flares to slogan tees and an on-trend button-down skirt and is priced between $105-$325.
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However, flares are sometimes accompanied by a related phenomenon called coronal mass ejections (CMEs)—eruptions of high-energy plasma that travel slower than light speed.
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For fifty years, their Sweet-Parker model has been crucial for explaining not just solar flares, but other large-scale magnetic activity, like Earth's aurora.
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Dodds' living room is stacked with bulletproof vests, walkie-talkies and flares after three police, an employee and a neighbor were shot on her ranch.
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To help stop the fires and preserve crops, authorities are turning to cloud-seeding, by shooting salt flares into clouds to try and trigger rains.
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The hand held device shoots bright, rocket propelled flares high up into the sky in order to signal the position of troops in an emergency.
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And it's not going to go away until you deliver, and in fact, it often flares after delivery and takes another six weeks to subside.
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Solar flares are rated on an increasing scale: A, B, C, M, X, with each category being 20123 times more powerful than the previous one.
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Kaplan notes that right now we're in a moment when almost every denim style is acceptable, from skinny jeans to flares to wide-legged options.
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So before you ditch your flares thinking they're over, read on to see which pieces we think will keep going strong through the spring season.
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Then on June 17th hooligans threw flares onto the pitch during a game Croatia had been winning at the Euro 2016 football championships in France.
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Things 'Stopped Changing': Why Conflict Still Flares in Northern Ireland: The killing of a young journalist has brought renewed focus on the region's paramilitary groups.
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Several hundred meters behind the government column, participants held banners saying "God, Honour, Homeland" and launched red flares, blanketing sections of the march with smoke.
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Unemployment kept falling through the late 1990s, and reached as low as 3.8 percent in the spring of 2000, without evident flares of inflation pressure.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross said 1m crossings take place at points like this every month, which close periodically when fighting flares up.
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They bragged about the clash at the embassy in Baghdad as an "Anti-Benghazi" and distributed videos of Apache helicopters releasing flares above the embassy.
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Melania Trump's flares of independence, crossing from private to public, have also set her apart, and certainly suggest she doesn't need freeing of any kind.
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All are united by dim'a musabika, a loose sauce of fresh tomatoes slowly broken down and tomato paste, deepened with cumin and flares of cayenne.
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The India-Pakistan crisis flares up again, China recruits ethnic Muslim minorities to arrest their peers in Xinjiang and crocodiles spark panic in the Philippines.
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The new planet could be more habitable that the one discovered last year, which orbits a temperamental star, whose constant flares would be a concern.
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The color palette was mostly red, white, and black, but the vibe was punctuated with some models holding flares, and appearing barefoot on the runway.
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Archival data from the European Space Agency&aposs XMM-Newton X-ray space observatory showed signs of the feasting black hole throwing off powerful radiation flares.
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" Lupus flares can still occur once a patient goes into remission, but for the most part, says Dr. Montgomery, "patients can lead a totally normal life.
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The pachyderm eventually emerged from the well in the northern district of Anuradhapura and headed into the nearby jungle, directed by flares set off by rescuers.
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It also started burning excess coke gas from hilltop flares at a downriver plant in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, "for better dispersion" of the sulfur-laden gas.
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People had posited a vast array of conspiracy theories for the closure, ranging from anthrax to apocalyptic solar flares, foreign government espionage, and, of course, aliens.
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The flares in your images are eclipse-shaped because the source of light was shaped like that; had the Sun been unobstructed, they'd be more circular.
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The Boy On The Bridge does ultimately come to a tense and thrilling conclusion, as the Beacon situation flares up, and Greaves faces an awful choice.
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While Teegarden's star is on the quiet side, other red dwarfs regularly shoot off massive flares, possibly destroying any chance for life on worlds orbiting them.
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If Kala's drug, KPI-121, were to secure U.S. approval it would be the first treatment to provide rapid relief for acute, episodic dry eye flares.
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Regular flares highlight my hips and thighs — while that might be ideal for people trying to catcall me on the street, the silhouette really isn't ideal.
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Letting off flares and blowing whistles, they chanted slogans against the president's plans to shake up the heavily subsidised and indebted state-run SNCF rail company.
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As he goes to put the lid on the pot, it's too late: The flame from the stove flares up dramatically, nearly singing his gorgeous locks.
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Like our Sun, red dwarfs emit solar flares—sudden emissions of energy exploding from the Sun's surface with the force of one billion megatons of TNT.
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The Hubble, Kepler, and Spitzer telescopes—which are all in space—and telescopes on the ground aren't equipped to monitor flares lasting only minutes or less.
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In mid-April, a British fast-patrol boat, the HMS Sabre, fired warning flares across the bow of a Spanish Guardia Civil (think Coast Guard) ship.
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We know the Sun goes through 11-year cycles of activity, but there isn't a good way to predict outbursts of solar activity like solar flares.
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These links also have a biological basis: The same inflammatory cytokines that trigger breakouts and psoriasis flares can also cross the blood-brain barrier, Tausk says.
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And just like the flares and the denim suiting preceding it, the traditionally prim and proper necklace could indeed be seeing its day in the sun.
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This longevity has made red dwarfs speculative candidates for eventual settlement, though their tendency to spit deadly flares has cast some doubt on their overall hospitality.
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There are breakdancers hitting flares, skateboarders jumping off ramps, graffiti writers bombing walls with portraits of rap artists, and cats showing off their freshly painted lowriders.
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It has a 3-inch lift kit for added ground clearance and Goodyear Wrangler tires along with side skirts and wheel flares to help prevent damage.
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NASA is still intensively studying the sun, to improve the space agency's understanding of when unpredictable events, like solar flares, might pose a harm to Earth.
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During previous lupus flares, Townsend's friends went with him to chemotherapy sessions, picked up prescriptions for him, and swooped in to lift him up when needed.
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Not only do the chips need to be proven, but the machines themselves need to be ruggedized for extreme cold, cosmic rays, and even solar flares.
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Pros: Affordably priced, contains the essentials, includes items like an emergency blanket and tweezers that other kits overlookCons: Missing some important items like bandages and flares
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Then the aircrew are taught how to use everything from flares, radios and other equipment to properly and effectively invade the enemy and return to safety.
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He remembers being three years old, in September, 1944, and watching, from a terrace, the flares that signalled the liberating advance of French and American troops.
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The national media controversy around these types of situations often dies down as quickly as it flares up—or it simply moves onto the next controversy.
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"It doesn't happen often, but when there's no flares, we set fire to dunny rolls," said Mr. Cobden, 51, using the bush vernacular for toilet paper.
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Sometimes our vehicles must follow paths delineated by cones or flares, and sometimes they must obey hand signals from workers (as seen in the video below).
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The real test will be whether the virus flares again when children return to classrooms and workers to factories, and commuters start taking buses and subways.
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But the site was stocked with thousands of gallons of diesel fuel, as well as food and water, emergency medical kits, showers, bunk rooms and flares.
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You won't learn much of that story from "Funkedified," but you might sense it, as spirals and flares of breaking mingle easily with popping and locking.
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When the Iranian boats did not respond to a radio call and flares signaling them to stop, the American destroyer fired three warning shots with a .
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The crew dropped smoke flares to mark the wounded, "thinking the men on the ground would come assist them," Mr. Colburn told Vietnam Magazine in 22006.
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Flares, for instance, dropped in patterns whose dots your brain connects into saucers and motherships, seem to appear out of the ether, hover, and then disappear.
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A video posted on social media showed the group gathered outside the house in Cheshire chanting threats towards Woodward and throwing red flares over the gate.
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Flares are thought of by many as difficult to style, but as with anything fashion, you should just wear something you love and feel great in.
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I generally don't do a suit, though, which feels too uptight, but some flares or even leather pants, a white T-shirt and a black jacket.
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A total of six solar flares have erupted from the same active sunspot since Monday — including the largest flare the Sun has produced in its current cycle.
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The Space Weather Prediction Center is still analyzing data to see exactly what we're in store for when it comes to the X-flares and possible impacts.
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Letting off smoke flares and blowing whistles, they chanted slogans against the president's plans to shake up the heavily subsidized and indebted state-run SNCF rail company.
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And there's even more science to be done—HamSCI is hoping to research how solar flares impact the ionosphere, and aims to build personal space weather stations.
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Some pieces were made specifically for the biennial, while others, like archival photographs from Judy Chicago's Atmospheres series, are old signal flares that amplify the curators' vision.
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And Proxima b is a little too close to its host star for comfort, so it probably gets doused with a lot of solar flares and radiation.
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The Arctic region is also more vulnerable to the effects of space weather, including geomagnetic storms and solar flares, which can further interfere with remote sensing methods.
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Every week some new scandal flares, and we watch as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter play whack-a-mole, promising us this sort of thing won't happen again.
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Iraq flares some of the gas extracted with crude oil at its fields because it lacks facilities to process it into fuel for local consumption or export.
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Before revealing their full outfits: a sheer white top and black shorts on Tay and flares, a tied T-shirt and Donni Charm neck scarf on Gigi.
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From cigarette pants and a slim jacket, to cropped velvet smoking jackets and sequin flares, suits are offering some tough competition to our go-to mini dresses.
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Some last for hours and put out massive amounts of energy, while others (called micro- or nano-flares) last only seconds or less, with less energy emitted.
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Above the surface of our sun, a briar patch of magnetic fields snag together, spurting out flares of heated plasma when the fields snap into new shapes.
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During those observations, researchers observed the infrared flares that were used to confirm the existence of a supermassive black hole in the center of the Milky Way.
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US Defense officials said at the time that despite radio calls, flares, bells and whistles to signal the Iranian ships to stay away, they had no effect.
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Two of the three hits were opposite-field flares and the third an infield single, and the lone Angels run came home thanks to a funky bounce.
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People taking part in the counterprotests at the "Unite the Right" rally in Washington, D.C., on Sunday apparently set off flares in the middle of a crowd.
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He was lying across the bed, dressed in tight salmon flares, a Qiana shirt, and platform shoes, his black hair cut in a wedge, like Dorothy Hamill's.
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Authorities are looking into the possibility of cloud seeding to combat the hotspots by triggering rainfall in dry areas with flares of salt shot into suitable clouds.
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Deep space is filled with tiny energized particles — either from solar flares or deep-space cosmic rays — that have the potential to harm people during the voyage.
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Though these stars outlive stars like the Sun for billions of years, they also commonly barf out highly energetic flares capable of irradiating nearby planets into sterility.
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It can be used to take us back to the era of flares and muscle cars, as in the time-travel comedy "The Spirit of '76" (1990).
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The video also cuts between scenes of him kneeling in the sea, riding on the back of a motorcycle, and walking around an empty house in flares.
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Using telephones, flares, signal lights, pigeons and runners, he maintained communications between the army staff directing the battles from the rear and the officers in the field.
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The flares of this week, accompanied by strong, but not catastrophic, CMEs provide an important reminder of the vulnerability of the system to a potentially severe disruption.
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Many newly discovered Earth-size worlds, including ones around TRAPPIST-1 and Proxima Centauri, orbit red dwarf stars whose powerful flares could strip away a planet's atmosphere.
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The military eventually took responsibility for the strange lights explaining that the two events were a series of jets flying in close formation and some military flares.
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The legal system, while quite different from the court of public opinion, offers principles and reasoning that we can use to evaluate each case as it flares.
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To this day, many aspects of the sun remain a mystery: What causes solar flares, when massive amounts of energy and plasma are ejected from the sun?
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Specifically, the planes will be searching for "nano flares" — relatively small pulses of energy that are hard to spot but might explain the superheating of the corona.
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Smoke billowed past burning buildings, lit orange by flares and raging fires, as tracer fire poured into the enclave amid the sound of constant shooting and blasts.
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I've seen pink smoke unfurl from flares, blue balloons tumble out of boxes, pink confetti explode, and painted hands press onto bellies to form (very) abstract hearts.
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Richard Eastes, principal investigator for the GOLD mission, said that the constant monitoring will allow for observations of other phenomena, such as the effects of solar flares.
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However, by early evening, militants and police officers starting a fresh confrontation outside police headquarters, with officers charging against activists who were throwing flares, bottles and eggs.
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Cover image: Fighters from the Azov volunteer battalion ignite flares during the march marking the 72nd anniversary of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army in Kiev, Ukraine, Tuesday, Oct.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation says two items believed to be marine flares ignited in a hallway at a Florida mall, creating a large amount of smoke.
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Federal prosecutor David Ryan said thousands of rounds of ammunition, smoke bombs and flares were found at the home of Miselis at the time of his arrest.
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Red dwarfs often produce violent flares that could render life on their planets improbable, but Barnard's Star is relatively inactive and stable (though it does still flare sometimes).
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They're an unexpected piece that only seems hard to pull off, making them a daring choice: Fitted versions feel super-retro and tuck nicely into high-waisted flares.
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People have posited a vast and predominantly ludicrous array of reasons for the closure, ranging from anthrax to apocalyptic solar flares, foreign government espionage, and, of course, aliens.
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Their emotions were stretched to the limit after experts determined that flares and a life raft discovered in the search area did not come from the missing submarine.
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The flares release smoke and salt compounds, such as sodium chloride or potassium chloride, into the air, which attracts water vapor in the cloud to form water droplets.
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Because the ISS sits outside the majority of Earth's protective atmosphere, it's exposed to more radiation — from solar flares and cosmic rays that originate outside the Solar System.
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"That's a common trope with UFO videos: ghostly orbs are lens flares and reptilian disguises are compression artifacts showing up on the video on someone's face," says Melikdjanian.
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READ: GOP rules fight flares up behind scenes Delegates Trump won almost 40% of the vote and came in first in all but four counties in Georgia's primary.
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One barrel is for shooting cartridges, one is for firing shotgun shells, and the third to fire flares, and the removable stock can be used as a machete.
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After the game, The Independent interviewed UEFA officials about their efforts to prevent fans from smuggling flares and fireworks into stadiums, which they deemed an "extremely difficult" task.
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SWPC also saw a coronal mass ejection — a burst of hot plasma ejected from the sun during some flares — associated with the flare, but it shouldn't impact Earth.
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Like the sun on a bad day, this young magnetar releases occasional flares that blast out electrons, positrons and maybe heavier ions at near the speed of light.
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However, his frustration with what he called flares of "ugliness" seemed to be directed at the billionaire businessman — whose campaign has been built on insults and divisive rhetoric.
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Officials said three people suffered minor injuries after a group of "extremists" threw "explosives" -- believed to be fireworks and flares -- at police and Alameda County Sheriff&aposs officers.
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South Korean warplanes fired flares and hundreds of warning shots near the Russian aircraft, and the incident triggered a round of diplomatic protests by countries in the region.
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Even after all that, GRAVITY still didn't have high enough resolution to make movies of the three flares it saw—the one on July 22 and two others.
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"Officers noted that in addition to the weapon, he was wearing a satchel and had flares on his person," the statement said, adding that no officers were injured.
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Sure, the 2.3-pound Invoke is cylindrical, but it flares out at the base and is, at 9.5 x 3.38 inches, slightly taller and wider than an Echo.
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The flares were thrown on the pitch with about five minutes of regulation left in the match, at which point Croatia held on to a 2-1 lead.
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But a new cluster of satellites will harness the global positioning system to help predict weather patterns, long-term climate change, and even crippling interference from solar flares.
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Experts suggest avoiding flares by practicing a healthy lifestyle: eat a well-balanced diet, get plenty of sleep and exercise, and avoid as much daily stress as possible.
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The photograph "Pretty Ideas," from 1974, captures 850 feet of colored flares spelling out those two words as they burned for 10 minutes along the Long Island Expressway.
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As a consolation prize, the Perseids shower in August will be extra strong, according to Dr. Cooke, sending out 200 to 250 flares an hour — a meteor monsoon.
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Its handle is modeled after the head and neck of a goose with a speckled beak and a glaring expression, and its rim flares like a bird's tail.
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Surratt Beauty's Lash Curler has a flat, ergonomic design, and gentle silicone pad that lifts and flares out your lashes, offering the very best curl you can get.
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This radiation dose is not deadly, although during especially bright solar flares, the airlines alter flight paths to avoid getting closer than 21 nautical miles to the poles.
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While the energy emitted in these flares is substantial, the Earth's atmosphere protects people on its surface from adverse effects, although GPS and communication satellites can be disrupted.
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During this era, I wore flares all through high school, dutifully changing into snap-button track pants for sports-related activities, as if there were no other way.
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Some of Ferriss' glitch artworks are believable interstellar phenomena at a glance, and NASA video of solar flares and the curvature of the Earth looks rendered in CGI.
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One possible explanation for the auroras is that they are caused by a moon in orbit around the rogue planet, much like Io creates auroral flares on Jupiter.
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Wielding mostly 16-millimeter film, the director of photography, Ryan Kernaghan, mimics the home movies of the time with flickering ellipses and flares of dazzling, burned-out white.
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In the last half a century, the landscape of the province has dramatically shifted from one of farming and nomadic pastoralism to gas flares and foreboding industrial plants.
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We would be in their ears telling them when road flares, firecrackers and smoke bombs were coming at them because they couldn't see outside of their camera monitors.
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I decide on black bell kick cropper flares that I got from Target six years ago (great purchase!), my favorite graphic tee from the goodwill (another great one
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I'd seen views like this one before, rendered in expressionist shades of cobalt and eggplant gashed with dazzling flares of orange by the painter known as Dr. Atl.
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Stealthy and subtle, its central threesome of soloists — piano, violin and cello, as in Beethoven's Triple Concerto — finds oases of calm amid flares of intensity from the orchestra.
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Richard Eastes, principal investigator for the GOLD mission, said Thursday that the constant monitoring will allow for observations of other phenomena, such as the effects of solar flares.
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In the past, wildfires have been reported by civilians, commercial pilots, or fire agencies, who use crumbling towers built more than a century ago to look for flares.
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Apart from radio signals, solar flares have also been shown to disrupt global positioning satellite signals and raise radiation levels in space, which could pose threats to astronauts.
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In the new study, published yesterday in Nature Astronomy, researchers used a collection of roughly 11513,000 small radio antennas spread across Europe to detect the star's telltale flares.
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These data, along with measurements from other observatories, provide details of flares' probable impacts on exoplanetary atmospheres and will allow Drs Günther and Dressing to test their theories.
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Price: ~$388Buy on:AmazonWalmart Moment's Anamorphic lens turns your phone into a cinematic tool, allowing for true widescreen aspect ratios and natural lens flares (none of that fake stuff).
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The police in the state of Hesse said they had stopped two buses of Dortmund fans and found them armed with flares, combat gloves, balaclavas, painkillers and drugs.
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So when a hazing ritual requires her to swallow raw offal, the angry crimson rash that flares on her body seems a physical manifestation of her extreme disgust.
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Calvin Klein released a fall advertising campaign starring the rapper Young Thug, dressed in flares and a fitted pinstripe chasuble, its neckline embellished with an astral-looking orb.
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"Zoo staff immediately implemented their prepared response, using loud noises, flares and alarms to try and distract the pair, but Asim had already overpowered Melati," the statement said.
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After Jensdotter removed shavings of paint with a convex blade, the painting is largely black with faint flares of grey and orange emerging from layers below the surface.
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A ceasefire agreed in the Belarussian capital Minsk in February 2015 stemmed heavy fighting between Ukrainian troops and Russian-backed rebels, but violence routinely flares along a demarcation line.
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The piece swoons and kaleidoscopes, a sunburst of magic-hour colors and perfectly timed lens flares that feel flush with the sudden warmth of an unexpectedly temperate spring morning.
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In recent months, small boats from the Revolutionary Guards navy have swarmed close to American warships in the Gulf, prompting the U.S. navy to fire flares and warning shots.
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These mesmerizing time-lapses of looped Sun flares were captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), and are accompanied by some spacey ambient tunes for the ultimate comfort fix.
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Since March, WHO said that transmission through survivors is believed to have sparked 10 new chains of minor Ebola outbreaks, known as flares, in addition to the original outbreak.
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A search of his car uncovered dark-colored robes, an imitation pistol and road flares bundled with a voltage meter to look like an explosive device, the complaint said.
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As the gas spirals inward, powerful X-ray bursts, flares and pulsations can explode in the innermost reaches of the accretion disk and on the surface of neutron stars.
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In the ads, Stone poses in a few pieces from the line, including slim-fitting jeans, cropped flares and an oversize poncho-inspired cardigan, all styled by George Cortina.
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The idea that astrophysical phenomena, including black hole x-ray flares and supernovae, can shake up life on Earth enough to direct evolution has been around for a while.
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Image: Kees Scherer via Wikimedia CommonsThere's already a strange story behind comet 41P/Tuttle-Giacobini-Kresák, or just 41P: It took almost 100 years to identify and occasionally flares.
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Her multi-color, striped version, which is the Wilfred for Aritzia "Caumont" top (on sale for $65!), looks fab with a pair of cropped flares and Mary Jane flats.
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These flares are produced by matter orbiting extremely close to the black hole's event horizon, the point at which no matter or light can escape the black hole's gravity.
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If you're styling it for a monochrome look or are working with simple silhouettes, you can layer in textures for dimension, like pairing Gap flares with a knit sweater.
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A CNN reporter on the ground in Syria also reported witnessing ongoing heavy clashes during a live broadcast in which flares from weapons were clearly visible in the background.
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The storm was ignited after the Sun belched out energetic solar flares and coronal mass ejections, which sent blasts of radiation, plasma, and charged particles throughout the solar system.
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As clashes flares across the city this week, residents grew increasingly concerned that Beijing would intervene directly, with rumors swirling that the Hong Kong government might impose a curfew.
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The Nitze fired ten flares in the direction of the Iranian boats and sounded the ship's whistle, according to The Associated Press, which cited an anonymous U.S. defense official.
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The first human beings to set foot on the planet will have to deal with an onslaught of radiation, solar flares, weak gravity, frigid cold, and even toxic soil.
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Over the years, the people of Port Harcourt, from the late Ken Saro Wiwa to residents, have protested and demanded action on issues like oil spillage and gas flares.
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Instead, we're taking spring's most wearable, on-trend pieces — like AG flares, cheeky dad hats, and sleek bomber jackets — and pairing them with looks that are anything but expected.
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By decoding this mysterious process, Amari and his team have pioneered a new method of predicting the maximum amount of energy that can be emitted from flares and CMEs.
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There's a new Star Trek movie coming out on July 22, and its explosions and J.J. Abrams-produced lens flares will almost certainly stuff the box office with cash.
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Instead, his bat simply flares out at the end — he started using it a couple of years ago in the minors, saying he liked the way it felt balanced.
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But even if solar flares billions of years ago stripped away the planet's atmosphere, it could have been replenished by gases emanating from the planet's interior, Dr. Bonfils said.
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"Most of it is in Fort Dix" — the nearby Army base — "because they're always firing bullets and flares," said Andy Windisch, a fire ecologist for the state Forest Service.
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And more vortas (mashes), including potato scooped like ice cream, with flares of red onion and stray chile seeds, and eggplant brought almost to a burn, for lingering smoke.
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Some of the protesters pelted the migrants in the square with flares, firecrackers and stones broken off sidewalks, and some chanted "burn them alive," according to local news media.
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The observatory will also be able to study the Sun's tempestuous flares and ejections, which blast high-energy particles at Earth that can potentially disrupt electronics and power grids.
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They concluded that the flares could only be produced by a rocky planet about the size of Earth that takes between one and five days to orbit the star.
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But, as with the chronic fixation on lens flares, they never stop to interrogate what photography actually is, what we are doing, or what it is doing to us.
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They do, however, reach that maturity only after a stroppy adolescence involving intense bouts of activity, regular flares and the release of huge amounts of energy and charged particles.
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Back at MIT, Dr Günther has spotted hundreds of flares on M-dwarfs being scrutinised by TESS—some of which made the stars temporarily 30 times brighter than normal.
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Amid a rising tide of anti-China sentiment, as public anger flares towards China's perceived squeeze on the city's freedoms, some mainland Chinese banks and businesses have been vandalised.
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We The Free Know Me Better Flare Jeans, available at Free People, $98These exaggerated flares from Free People are accentuated with exposed seams for a cool and flattering look.
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The agency's biggest civil case filed since Mr. Trump took office involves Exxon Mobil, which was accused of not properly operating and monitoring industrial flares at its petrochemical facilities.
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The scuffles lasted for several hours and thick plumes of smoke rose over the fields as police fired flares to disperse the crowds and angry migrants started small fires.
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Scientists keep a close eye on the sun, in part, because powerful flares from the star could deliver charged particles to Earth's atmosphere, creating incredible auroras in the high latitudes.
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Around the time Star S2 was making its close pass of the black hole, ESO astronomers witnessed brief, powerful flares of gas coming out of something called the accretion disc.
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"You might see a temporary hiatus ... but then when you get closer to the presidential elections, then this flares back up and then we'll see tensions rising again," said Brice.
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"We saw bottles, shoes, chairs and flares... They were not being thrown to the back or to the left or right but were clearly directed towards Dr Mahathir," he said.
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Pecego said previous dengue outbreaks have shown that such methods can control the number of cases only for "a brief period to time" and that the disease flares up again.
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The beautiful stone and brick buildings, complete with carved mullions, stone flares along rooflines and other architectural flourishes, show that once upon a time this town had confidence and money.
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The exchange occurred when about 15 people gathered on a side street and fired homemade flares at security forces stationed outside the hotel, the Interior Ministry said in a statement.
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They found that frequent solar flares from red dwarfs, which are typically cooler and smaller than our Sun and emit energy in infrared, might blow exoplanets' chances at habitability away.
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"We're able to come out and sit in front of them with our flag, with our flares, with everything," Southern told BuzzFeed News in an interview in London in June.
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Put those together and you've got the "Sandoval Silver State Seeder," a new drone built by the Desert Research Institute which deploys silver-iodide flares to kick off rain fall.
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Scientists think it's possible ultracool dwarf stars like TRAPPIST-1 shoot off more flares than sunlike stars early in their lives, but those cooler objects calm down as they age.
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"It still comes back and flares if I'm really tired, or when I was pregnant it was really prominent again," the mom to Hazel, 4, and Violet, 21 months explains.
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And the cool is in languorous slow tempos, minor chords, ruthlessly laconic arrangements, guitar lines swathed in reverb and a voice that smolders a long time before it flares up.
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On this grungy, 38-minute spacewalk, distorted post-shoegaze riffs tumble over each other like solar flares as introspective, half-whispered vocals narrate frontman Nicky Palermo's odyssey toward self-acceptance.
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Bennett 'did not deploy flares,' prosecutors say Early on May 15, 2017, a loud noise woke Bennett, who had asked his wife to take over the night watch, prosecutors said.
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The corona is responsible for much of the sun's activity that impacts our planet, including solar flares and coronal mass ejections, and how the corona works is still a mystery.
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But Mr. Trump's sloppy convention was a missed opportunity, and sent up warning flares for Republicans already concerned about his capacity to grapple with the basic mechanics of American politics.
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Plus, although it's a type of dwarf star that normally has lots of flares and solar storms, TOI-270 is unusually quiet because it's old and has become less active.
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While these signal flares are exploding in random places in the sky all the time, there's just this one out there that happens in the same place again and again.
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Monáe's black-and-white striped suit, replete with wide flares, was a total homage to the singer she was honoring onstage, while also staying faithful to her penchant for suiting.
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Some suspect the hooligans in France who threw flares during the football match were trying to sink Croatia's Euro 2016 chances as a desperate means of purging its football establishment.
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For Waight Keller, Dautheville proved a revelation, tying Chloé's '70s silhouette — skinny torso, high waists, flares and platform shoes — to a new spirit of female independence, epitomized by her travels.
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On "Twin Flame," the set's opener, Mr. Hill and the alto saxophonist Braxton Cook traded solos, Mr. Hill issuing adamant, downward runs and Mr. Cook rising up in sunny flares.
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Worse are the flares of pretentiousness, like an unidentified, unexplained narrator who growls platitudes ("The stars and the dirt, they're the same dust") while laboriously rehabbing an ancient pay phone.
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In addition to the chants at goal kicks, Brazilian fans in the 46,000 crowd at the Morumbi stadium on June 14 also lit flares as their side won 3-0.
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West Texas spread out on all sides, a landscape dotted with turbines and oil-field equipment, natural gas flares from atop wells — and, over it all, the vast Texas sky.
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If scientists are to forecast solar flares or coronal mass ejections, they will need to learn about the behavior of the electrical currents inside the sun that produce these eruptions.
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The debate over the BBC's license fee flares regularly, these people say, usually after a new Conservative government takes office and sets about settling scores from the campaign just ended.
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So even if you managed to survive the blistering heat, the solar flares, and the crushing pressure, you'd now have to climb out of the solar system's biggest nuclear reactor.
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In Portland, protesters threw rocks, bottles and flares at police dressed in riot gear, who fired irritant and flash-bang devices back at them, according to local media and police.
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Sadly, exoplanets in orbit around red dwarfs are considered poor candidates for habitability, owing to the propensity of this group of stars to produce tremendously powerful and frequent solar flares.
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My memories of her from my childhood amount to a uniform haze of bland niceness punctuated with flares of incomprehensible anger or tears and almost no sense of emotional connection.
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Former college frenemies whose fortunes have radically diverged, the women harbor an unspecified grudge that flares to life during a chance encounter and leaves Veronica in a two-year coma.
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By the time it finally blew, the crowd of 30,548 at Toronto's BMO Field was pulsating with joy and smoke from flares had filled the air behind the Seattle goal.
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As players make their way through the quest, navigating mazes, shooting flares and photographing creatures, their gameplay is translated into data, which is stored anonymously at a secure centre in Munich.
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A solar deflector may be a sensible solution (eventually), but as Sandberg points out, it would also be smart to build a technological infrastructure that's immune to the Sun's harmful flares.
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Here are 5 key demands It was a marked change from Saturday when protesters threw bottles and projectiles including road flares at police, and attacked a film crew, according to police.
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And then they did set fires or set off flares when they got to the street, and there were a couple of arrests last night as well, but, today, pretty calm.
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Walking hand-in-hand on the field and wiping away tears, the athletes took the field as thousands of fans expressed their condolences and respects with green-lit flares and applause.
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This is a perfect time for NASA and other researchers to study the corona, which serves as the origin for solar flares and charged particles that stream outward from the Sun.
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"It has always been something that I've lived with and it flares up in big ways at different times in my life," the 28-year-old says in the intimate video.
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And while the rain likely mitigated the spread of the chemical plumes, it will be hard to measure the effects of these flares on the local community or on first responders.
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Just in the nick of time, the United States' newly minted Solar Forecasting Center was able to convey the true cause of the radar jamming: a rash of powerful solar flares.
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There are so many New New Things — and so many of them fall from the sky like burned-out flares soon enough, to further litter the graveyard of Old New Things.
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The November 10 holiday, which marked the country regaining its independence in 1918 following World War I, was overwhelmed by nationalists armed with flares and making anti-Semitic and Islamophobic declarations.
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The authors point to at least 7 newly classified types of microbes — such as the Subdoligranulum species of bacteria — that tend to be disrupted when IBD flares up, but not always.
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"We can't know whether they're causal or not, but we know what we can test outside of people in order to see whether these microbes or chemicals" are causing the flares.
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Until recently, the annals of research failed to completely explain how massive currents blooming on the sun's surface burst into solar flares, releasing incredible volumes of energy in short time frames.
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The sun connects with Neptune in Pisces, inspiring creativity, but watch out for unexpected temper flares or frustration around planning your schedule as Mars squares off with Uranus on July 18.
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I feel grateful every time I can go out dancing without having to pee every ten minutes, eat in a restaurant without every dish causing flares, or have sex without pain.
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Here's how: Your friends will have to stop wondering whether your parents pay your rent when they find out you've got a shoplifting problem and can't stop stealing ankle-length flares.
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With a step-frayed hem and some signature racer stripes down the side, these feel like a super-cool hybrid of your favorite track pants and your favorite kick-flares combined.
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We saw relatively good behavior on the field (only two red cards) and relatively bad behavior off the field (everything from flares to smoke to full-on, in-stadium fan attacks).
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But while the Delphos might have freed a woman from whalebone corsets, those long hems, which puddled at her feet like the root flares of a tree, surely restricted her movement.
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Those include an incident in December, when U.S. F-22 jets fired warning flares after a Russian fighter jet flew east of the Euphrates River, which is considered a deconfliction line.
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This is similar to the way we often hear about feminist critiques in response to examples of misogyny flares up or when efforts to make things equal for women fall short.
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For her, the autoimmune disease often brings flares, during which she said her skin feels like it is being burned by the air and that her muscles and joints severely ache.
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Now, at season's end, the top sports story of 2017 already feels like something that has come and gone — or is going, at least, perhaps just smoldering until it flares again.
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"Those flares can sterilize the atmosphere of the planet," said Xavier Bonfils of the Institute of Planetology and Astrophysics in Grenoble, France, the lead author of a paper describing the planet.
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They lived, all together, in a small apartment in Queens, near a close-knit network of extended and chosen family; their photographs from those years are all flares, platforms and fringe.
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The bright sparkly triangle belly tops and low-cut flares were just window dressing for a message that has stayed with me since then: You can be more than window dressing.
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Long, stalking shots of deserted roads and darkening landscapes alternate with the flares of garish color in a kaleidoscopic birthday party, and the rainbow fluorescence of a bus shelter at night.
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On "Aria," the first tune of the night featuring Ms. Aldana, Mr. Gilmore and Mr. Sullivan seemed almost isolated in their own worlds, sending flares and building private 3-D designs.
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Each woman carried 253 pounds of equipment in her backpack: gloves, flares, food, full water bottles, safety and medical gear and an emergency shelter, in case they were surrounded by flames.
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But what is being ignited in these settings, the racism and violence, has been largely hidden, with the only flares fired into the air when a public figure has been involved.
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The US jets fired warning flares during the intercept of the two Russian Su-25 close air support jets after they crossed the de-confliction line multiple times, US officials said.
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"This study should be a wake-up call to patients and physicians, and prompt additional research into the reasons for the associations" between fracking and asthma flares, Georas said by email.
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Of course, humankind has no control over the sun, so there will always be a certain inevitability inherent in how our planet experiences flares and their accompanying streams of sun-stuff.
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The racial and class tension caused by this geographic division flares up regularly, as it did last spring after Freddie Gray was killed while being transported by Baltimore cops last spring.
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The USS Thunderbolt fired into the water in an effort to avoid a collision after the Iranian craft ignored multiple flares, attempts at radio contact and whistle blasts, the official said.
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