But just beneath his fatalism, an anger occasionally flares up.
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I have tendonitis, it sort of flares up here and there.
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The singer says her disease flares up when she gets emotional.
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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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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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I still get pimples and blackheads, and my eczema flares up occasionally.
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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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Sometimes, conflict flares up as a result of a dispute between local warlords.
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But more intense violence, which flares up every few years, is soon quelled.
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But, once in a while, it kind of flares up a little bit.
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When it enters an atmosphere and flares up, it is known as a meteor.
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If his back flares up again, Minnesota will be playing at a significant disadvantage.
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And smart medical devices can alert your doctor when your kid's asthma flares up.
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Fire lookouts don't fight fires, they just raise an alarm when one flares up.
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Alice's sexuality flares up only in paroxysmal blooms as her intimacy with Mizuko develops.
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Confusion around communication flares up today, but you're feeling popular, and success surrounds you!
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My anxiety flares up in group settings—I strive to please everybody at once.
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But this demand has leveled off and flares up mostly when shootings make national headlines.
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Unexpected drama flares up this evening—something that seemed so light suddenly becomes very intense.
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It also sits in disputed territory between India and Pakistan where violence often flares up.
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The peacekeepers have been criticized for not doing enough when violence regularly flares up there.
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An outrage flares up; the hospital or insurer pays the price; and the system continues apace.
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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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But fighting still flares up in Donbass four years on, and a peace deal has been elusive.
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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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Tension at home and in your relationships flares up today, Libra, but some exciting conversations take place, too.
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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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Every time a new compromise comes to light, indignation briefly flares up in the press and on social media.
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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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The two researchers also found that the damage depends on how frequently fighting flares up, not how intense it is.
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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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It flares up almost mysteriously in some fortunate place or another, and then fades out, it seems, just as mysteriously.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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Dr. Dot did mention that my skin raised in some of the places she bit me, but I have crazy-reactive skin that flares up for no reason, so I wasn't surprised.
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To put it mildly, my face has a temper that flares up in response to most new products I try — which makes my job writing about beauty challenging, to say the least.
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It's a film about pride—about being as proud of your own flesh and blood as you are of your metal machines, and about the craziness that flares up whenever pride gets hurt.
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I also have a few quick-fix products in my arsenal for when my rosacea flares up, all of which help to cool and soothe my skin when it feels like it's on fire.
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Red Sox fans have also seemed to have latched on the Apple Watch, not because of the tech itself, but because of their never-ending inferiority complex that flares up anytime the Yankees are mentioned.
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They are both healthy, though when Mr. Hunter's long-running back pain flares up, he deals with it by lying on the floor, strapping on a back brace or getting a massage from his wife.
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GOP rules fight flares up behind scenes Trump resides in the penthouse of Trump Tower, a skyscraper in Midtown where he announced his 2016 campaign and where his popular reality TV show, "The Apprentice," was based.
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The filial conflict flares up again when Bergljot's father announces his intention to split his estate equally among his four children, with the exception of two cherished vacation cabins, which will go to the favored sisters.
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More than four years after the last round of U.S.-sponsored peace talks broke down, the sides remain as divided as ever, with frequent flares-up of violence in the occupied West Bank, the Gaza Strip and Jerusalem.
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Anyway, for now this may well be another issue that flares up for a couple of hours and dies down once the full story is known on both sides and hinges on more than a source Wiley deems "reliable".
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In recent years, every effort to reshape America's immigration system dating back to the second term of the Bush administration has foundered on the vicious political divides opened up every time a key aspect of the debate flares up.
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Republican Senators Bob Corker of Tennessee and Jeff Flake or Arizona could be an even bigger problem when it comes to voting for the president's Supreme Court nominee if their TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) flares up at the wrong time.
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It's an ongoing dispute that occasionally flares up in different parts of the industry: Late last year, for instance, Netflix stopped letting new customers sign up via the App Store, because it didn't want to share subscription revenue with Apple.
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Even now, eight years later, when my anxiety flares up, I instinctively turn to it, and having spent a lot of time on mod forums, places where other "simmers" post content related to the game, I know I'm not alone.
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It often flares up around anniversary events, such as birthdays and holidays; makes appearances at life milestones, like graduations and weddings; and sneaks up at age-correspondence events, such as reaching the age a parent was when he or she died.
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It often flares up around anniversary events, such as birthdays and holidays; makes appearances at life milestones, like graduations and weddings; and sneaks up at age-correspondence events, such as reaching the age a parent was when he or she died.
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His friends say he's managed to maintain his cool, even as speculation of his termination flares up from time to time, and running one of the most high stakes investigations in modern history has also caused him to develop a thick skin.
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We're certainly not thrilled about dealing with random breakouts for the rest of our lives, but if we must, we might as well arm ourselves with the tools to treat irritated skin whenever it flares up (which is always at the worst possible time).
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It's behind the spike in operatic treatments of the Faust myth in the 19th century; it runs through Paul Dukas's tone poem "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"; and it flares up in recent works like John Adams's "Doctor Atomic," which agonizes about the creation of nuclear weapons.
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Embedding himself with SWAT teams across the country and gaining a front seat at police training seminars, Atkinson has unearthed aspects of the story beyond the usual back-and-forth that flares up every time protesters hit the street and the military muscle flexes in response.
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Because measles is among the most highly contagious of all infectious diseases, it flares up in areas with low vaccination rates, Peter J. Hotez, a professor of pediatrics and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, previously told the Washington Post.
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Because measles is among the most highly contagious of all infectious diseases, it flares up in areas with low vaccination rates, Peter J. Hotez, a professor of pediatrics and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, told the the Washington Post.
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More From PCmag Apple Facing Sweaty Powerbeats Lawsuit FAA Approves Boeing's Folding Wingtips Here's What To Know About The New Spectre Chip Flaw Anti-Monopoly Sentiment Flares Up Against Facebook, Google What we don&apost know yet, and Sony probably doesn&apost either, is what the PS5 will be.
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Princeton, N.J. Even if you didn't go to Princeton, a sense of nostalgia flares up while roaming the resplendent campus with its Gothic edifices and spires, its greens once crossed by illustrious names like F. Scott Fitzgerald, Eugene O'Neill (who both failed to graduate) and Michelle Obama (who did).
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The New Art Dealers Alliance, or NADA, announced on Wednesday that it would cancel its annual New York art fair — one of many in a crowded scene that flares up each March around the Armory Show at the Piers — and open a new gallery for its members outside the city.
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" Along with the second kidney transplant to further treat her kidney dysplasia — a condition she was born with after her kidneys did not fully develop in the womb and causes frequent and painful cysts — Hyland has endometriosis, which also required surgery, and "has days when her endometriosis flares up and it's incredibly painful.
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Whether women singing and dancing in barely there costumes or otherwise celebrating their bodies is empowering, or an assault on our ability to move through the world as men's equals, is one of those forever fights that flares up whenever sex workers' rights or pornography are debated or Emily Ratajkowski posts a topless selfie.
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Each time President Putin declares victory or announces a drawdown of Russian forces, like he did in December, the fighting flares up with a new intensity and Moscow is required to fly in reinforcements … Moscow is now struggling to parlay its military gains into an internationally legitimate political settlement that would help Russia recoup its investments in the conflict.
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" Yet in that same post, Rhodes directs readers to what he calls "an excellent piece" by Matthew Bracken, which discusses the "persistent virulence of Mohammed's 7th Century plan for global domination" and describes Islam as "a brushfire or ringworm infection: it is dead and barren within the ring, but flares up where it parasitically feeds off the healthy non-Islamic societies around it.
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Related Video: Mom Warns Parents About Rare Flu Symptom After Sick Son Develops Hives: It's 'Very Dangerous' Because measles is among the most highly contagious of all infectious diseases, it flares up in areas with low vaccination rates, Peter J. Hotez, a professor of pediatrics and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, told the the Washington Post.
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We elect our first black President, and appear on the cusp of electing our first female one, and our collective, pre-existing case of what now calls itself the GOP, the host in which our worst nature seems to have currently taken root, regresses into something annoying but manageable: the rosacea that flares up right before your wedding; the migraine that ruins your anniversary trip to Palm Springs — the kind of things Alanis Morissette might have written a whole song about, if she wasn't Canadian and entitled from birth to universal health care.
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"Cha accused as ATV spat flares up in public" . Retrieved 10 January 2010.
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At last, Raju and Birju flares-up on Dharmadas when Gulkhan sacrifices his life while guarding Raju. Finally, the movie the ends Kamla Devi eliminating Dharmadas.
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Retrieved on March 19, 2015. "1808 Sampson Houston, TX 77003-5434"Blum, Jordan. "Debate over where to build Houston's energy high school flares up" (Archive). Houston Business Journal.
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"Corporate war flares up over business jets." Flight International, 4 October 1995. Around 100 sales were needed to cover the development costs."Uncommon Sense." Flight International, 4 October 1995.
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"Debate over where to build Houston's energy high school flares up" (). Houston Business Journal. July 3, 2014. Retrieved on March 19, 2015. In 2018 it moved to its current Third Ward campus.
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But as they wait out the storm, Brian begins to have a change of heart and an unlikely romance flares up between him and Julia, fuelled by the atmosphere of Christmas time.
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A COSMO-SkyMed flare A MetOp-A flare There are many controlled satellites in addition to Iridium satellites, which can also flare, but most flares of these satellites do not exceed magnitude −2, and are therefore often overlooked. MetOp-A, B, and C, however, can produce predictable flares up to −5 magnitude. Four COSMO- SkyMed satellites can produce flares up to −4 magnitude, and lasting much longer than the Iridium flares. The International Space Station (ISS) is known to cause bright ISS flares.
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In the end, the fire flares up from the inside and the hoodied man bursts into flames, a metaphor for a phoenix which obtains new life by arising from the ashes of its old self.
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One of the keys to treatment and prevention involves keeping the skin moisturized. Lotions, creams, and bath oils may help prevent an outbreak. If the condition flares up, a common treatment involves the application of topical corticosteroids. Oral antihistamines may help lessen itching.
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Further, Raju reforms Kannaiah too. Parallelly, Mukundam learns the facts, and he complots and puts fire to Raju’s colony. Therefore, Raju flares-up, and when he is verge to kill Mukundam Sarada obstructs and saves him. Finally, Mukundam realizes her virtue and accepts her as his wife.
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However, Ravi Teja brings out the reality and arrests him but he manipulates the evidence. As a result, Ravi Teja is suspended and sentenced for short term penalty. Soon after release, he flares-up on Mayor's brutal deeds. In tandem, Phani molests Jhansi which leads to her death.
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This view is shared by John Richetti who calls the Journal a type of "pseudohistory", a "thickly factual, even grossly truthful book" in which "the imagination ... flares up occasionally and dominates those facts." These alternative conceptualisations of the Journal - as fiction, history, or history-cum- fiction - continue to exist.
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Following a relatively quiet period of church growth, opposition flares up again and Paul is brought before the proconsul Gallio. Proconsuls were in office only for one year, so this name provides an important chronological indicator for Luke's narrative, one of the key dates for New Testament chronology.
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At the final words "non confundar in aeternum" the music violently flares up with two dissonant outbursts answered by the choirs, followed by a despairing orchestral coda, but the work is finally clinched with a murmuring from the choir, which finally confirms the tonality of E major where the words "non confundar in aeternum" are repeated.
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Knowing it, Raju flares-up on the blackguard, caught by police when Ashok acquits and makes him realize the virtue of Tarna. Parallelly, Tarna renounces her profession, surrenders the wealth to producers, and accompanies Raju. Thereupon, Ashok gifts them a couple of bullocks. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note Raju & Tarna proceeding towards the village.
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The hearth flares up; Cinderella watches astonished as living sparks fly out of the fireplace. They surround her; delighted, she admires them and dances with them. Scene 5 The Good Fairy appears; Cinderella's godmother and protector. Amazed by the good will and patience with which Cinderella bears her undeserved debasement, she promises to grant her any wish.
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At this juncture, Jaya Prakash Reddy goes to Peddi Reddy for an alliance for his brother's son Veera Pratap Reddy (Salim Baig). Peddi Reddy refuses to marry Nandu with Veera Pratap Reddy. This flares up the factionalism between the two. At a time when Nandu wants to express her love to Chandu, she is taken away by her father to their village.
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Latha (Suhasini) the younger daughter of Suraiah arrives from the city. Initially, she squabbles with Ramakrishna but afterward, they fall in love. In tandem, Delhi Babai (Nutan Prasad) a sly political broker mingles with Suraiah and makes Chandraiah resign with a foul play. Despite, Chandraiah redoes in the election and wins with the highest majority when Suraiah flares- up with vengeance.
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Tracy admits to Deirdre that Dan did want an affair with her but she didn't. Deirdre urges her not to make the mistakes she's made and advises her to stick with Robert. Linda chats up Robert and is disappointed when he tells her that he's married. Tracy sees them talking and flares up at him, refusing to talk about a reconciliation.
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While most pregnancies have positive outcomes there is a greater risk of adverse events occurring during pregnancy. SLE causes an increased rate of fetal death in utero and spontaneous abortion (miscarriage). The overall live-birth rate in people with SLE has been estimated to be 72%. Pregnancy outcome appears to be worse in people with SLE whose disease flares up during pregnancy.
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Originally played by Richard Seff. Roger is the composer for "White House Merry-Go- Round", and Bernice's partner; the two have had a string of Broadway hits. Roger enjoys teasing Ken about his artistic ways, and makes snide remarks throughout the play, but flares up whenever someone insults his musical style. He also knows how to deal with Bernice's many quirks.
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When Toussaint-Louverture drives out the British he rings the church bells and celebrates. But, all too soon! War flares up throughout the country, voodoo drums throb through the night, and white faces are none too popular. Deprived of alms and suffering from yellow fever, Goetz flees to Santiago de Cuba, where his knowledge of languages gives him a place as the 'foreigners' priest.
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Their guilt is only assuaged by the fact that they are getting back at their cheating spouses. Neera even lets Ashwin draw a nude of her. All this time, both Sakhi & Karan are unaware of it. However, when Neera says that she hopes Ashwin becomes a big artist & even more successful than Karan, Ashwin flares up & tells her that Karan's only achievement is that he is sleeping with Sakhi.
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However, Srinivas opposes it due to the status barrier. Since Rajendra becomes a diehard of the trio, they order the henchmen Dada (Prabhakar Reddy) to slay him. But, he backs up, as Rajendra has rescued his widowed daughter Saraswati (Aswini) at one time. Currently, the trio ploy to loot the cooperative bank but Rajendra breaks his play. Hence, begrudged blackguards kill Ravindra’s kid when Rajendra flares-up on them.
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Gus scratches the quote Alma received from Daniels and his suspicion of Templeton flares up once again. Colvin and his wife proudly watch Namond deliver a speech about AIDS at a youth debate event. Mayor Carcetti appears and tries to apologize for not supporting the Hamsterdam project, failing to mention how his budget cuts terminated Colvin and Parenti's pilot program. Carcetti is frozen out by the bitter Colvin.
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Overworked and frustrated with the incompetent head of the local hospital, Lucas has an affair with rich widow Harriet Lang (Gloria Grahame), causing Kris, who is secretly pregnant, to finally leave him. When Runkleman's heart condition flares up, Lucas performs heart surgery to save his life, but makes a mistake during the surgery and Runkleman dies. Struggling to cope with his failure, Lucas begs Kris to help him, and the two reconcile.
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Pepys also relates a hint from a highly successful bidder, who had observed that, just before expiring, a candle-wick always flares up slightly: on seeing this, he would shout his final - and winning - bid. The London Gazette began reporting on the auctioning of artwork in the coffeehouses and taverns of London in the late 17th century. The first known auction house in the world was Stockholm Auction House, Sweden (Stockholms Auktionsverk), founded by Baron Claes Rålamb in 1674.
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Meanwhile Giocondo is continuing his amorous pursuit of Clarice, who is flattered by the young man's attentions and, although she loves the Count, offers no objections to Giocondo continuing his flirtatious advances. This last part of the conversation is overheard by Macrobio, who takes great delight in repeating it to the Count. Naturally, Asdrubale's jealousy flares up, much to Clarice's annoyance. Clarice decides that, as her love has been tested by the Count, she will test him in return.
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While the first novel ends on a note of triumph for Demelza, the second novel in the series closes with the tragic death of Demelza's first child. Additionally, as the novel closes, Ross's finances are in poor shape and he and Demelza have had to sell off a number of important family and farm items, including livestock. Ross has been forced to close a copper smelting company he started. His long-simmering enmity with George Warleggan flares up.
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She even flares up at the head girl Katherine for not punishing people like Gwendoline and making sure that they learned their lesson. Soon afterwards however, Darrell regrets her loss of temper and apologises to Katherine and Gwen. Mary-Lou becomes devoted to Darrell, annoying her with her efforts to become her friend. Later, Darrell attempts to boost Mary-Lou's self-confidence by pretending to have difficulties in the water and allowing herself to be saved by Mary-Lou.
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SBV is caused by the M. aetatulas virus. Transmission is due to bees taking care of larvae, other bees entering the colony to steal, bees entering the wrong nest through a source of flowers, or through beekeepers' activities (changing bridges, importing herds, etc). The disease spreads and flares up when the operation of importing bee breeds is not controlled. According to Borchert, when studying the disease in 1966, one diseased larva could infect 3,000 healthy larvae.
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The action is transferred to the news studio, where TV presenter Anna Terebkina tells the audience about the rendered robbers, the capture of which is the merit of Major of the MVD, Igor Grom. Before the beginning of the credits, a scene is shown showing the Plague Doctor--Major Grom's archnemesis from the comic series--lighting a match and throwing it to the ground, after which a bright flame flares up, leading up to the events of the full-length film.
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He returns home and re-enrolls in school, but he has lost most of his memory, including his memory of Amy. Under pressure to step back into his old life, Colin befriends Ephram since the latter is the only person who does not have a preconceived notion of him. Amy, meanwhile, struggles with emerging feelings for Ephram as he has an unsuccessful relationship with Colin's sister, Laynie. His lingering attachment to Amy flares up at inopportune moments, causing Laynie to break it off.
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20, 1924, for instance, the Klan drew > 30,000 spectators to a parade through Freeport – with the village police > chief, John M. Hartman, leading a procession of 2,000 robed men.... the > founding of one of Long Island's first klaverns, in Freeport, was > memorialized on Sept. 8, 1922, in the Daily Review, which carried a banner > headline about the meeting at Mechanics Hall on Railroad Avenue. About 150 > new members were greeted by seven robed Klansmen.David Behrens, "The KKK > Flares Up on LI", Newsday, 1998.
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These haze events have caused adverse health and economic impact on Brunei Darussalam, in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and, to a lesser degree, the Philippines and Thailand. The problem flares up every dry season, in varying degrees. Transboundary haze in Southeast Asia has been recorded since 1972. The haze is largely caused by illegal agricultural fires due to industrial-scale slash- and-burn practices in Indonesia, especially from the provinces of South Sumatra and Riau in Indonesia's Sumatra island, and Kalimantan on Indonesian Borneo.
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The relationship of Tracey and Gordon was one of the atypical couples in FBoFW in that it starts out slow, with both Gordon and Tracey worried that romance sours a good friendship. However, in time the "spark" flares up, and it leads to a rocksteady marriage. Tracey is both a good business partner of Gordon's as well as a devoted wife and mother to two children. ;Connie Thomas (née Poirier): Mother of Lawrence, and Elly's closest friend since their days at the University of Toronto.
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The storms produce radio waves that reflect during its burst of short static which helped Cassini detect it. Dragon Storm (named in September 2004 for its unusual shape) is a large, bright and complex convective storm in Saturn's southern hemisphere. It appears to be long-lived and periodically flares up to produce dramatic white cloudy plumes that then subside. This is similar to the extreme conditions on Jupiter at the site of its Great Red Spot, an anticyclonic storm that has been continuously observed since 1830.
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The Final Scene starts with the wedding procession in all its splendour. As this reaches its conclusion, the Astrologer appears and says to Dodon, “You promised me anything I could ask for if there could be a happy resolution of your troubles ... .” “Yes, yes,” replies the Tsar, “just name it and you shall have it.” “Right,” says the Astrologer, “I want the Tsaritsa of Shemakha!” At this, the Tsar flares up in fury, and strikes down the Astrologer with a blow from his mace.
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A military transport chopper is flying to an undisclosed location with secret cargo – two fully equipped, but un-programmed M-66 battle androids. It becomes apparent that the chopper is suffering from some sort of attack, as one of the turbines flares up before exploding. Both men evacuate the doomed craft and it crashes in a remote forest miles away from Center City, and both of the M-66's storage pods are thrown from the wreckage. The pods open as the M-66s automatically begin their mission.
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He buys a fleet of Prius for his crew because "it real quiet, good for sneaking up on (and shooting at) mother fuckers." After seeing talent within her, he starts grooming Nancy to become his lieutenant and eventual heir. After Conrad shoots Marvin (his underling), U-turn starts a gang war with Guillermo's crew, but U-turn is murdered by his cousin Marvin before it flares up. See Marvin Once Nancy accepts her role as a drug dealer, she obtains a tattoo depicting a U-turn sign in his memory.
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Instead of the expected choice of Miljenko as the most beautiful young men, judges choose ugly but rich, Grdan (lit. maleficent) who bribed them with gold. Grdan, however, fails in his plan because of the interference of god Lero who causes shakes and thunder and shades flames on the fire just before the wedding ceremony. At the moment in which Miljenko enters the church, shakes and thunder cease, and the fire flares up again which is interpreted as Lero's sign that Miljenko, and not Grdan, should become Dubravka's husband.
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Along with Gandhian principles, Joshi's poetry from the early 1930s also reflects his socialistic influences. Joshi considered Jatharagni (1932), Panchali (1932) and Mochi (1933) as examples for his poems those reflect Marxist influence. Dhirubhai Thaker has observed that Joshi "challenged the establishment in a restrained but a threatening tone." in Gangotri and following poem exemplified it: :Racho racho ambarchumbee gumbajo... :Bhookhyaan janona jatharaagni jaagashe... :Khandernee bhasmakanee na laadhashe :Build, build, you may, the domes of skyscrapers, :when the fire of hunger of the hungry flares up, :will you not find an iota of the remnants burnt. But, Joshi was not associated with Marxism.
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Astrophysicist Ryoichi Shiraishi, his fiancee Hiroko, his sister Etsuko, and his friend Joji Atsumi attend a festival at a local village near Mount Fuji. Shiraishi then tells Atsumi that he has broken off his engagement with Hiroko but gives no reason other than an undisclosed obligation to remain in the village. Then, a mysterious forest fire flares up, burning more rapidly than normal and emanating from the ground, and Shiraishi rushes out to investigate and disappears during the confusion. The next day, Atsumi is at the local observatory, where he meets with his mentor, head astronomer, Tanjiro Adachi.
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There are no living beings around whatsoever. The lotus is identical to Jambūdvīpa, with Mount Meru as its stalk. Next the meditator imagines a 16-petalled lotus at the level of his navel, and on each petal are printed the (Sanskrit) letters “arham“ and also an inverted lotus of 8 petals at the location of his heart. Suddenly the lotus on which one is seated flares up at the navel and flames gradually rise up to the inverted lotus, burning its petals with a rising golden flame which not only burns his or her body, but also the inverted lotus at the heart.
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The stand-patters > not only won the day with enough votes to keep the status quo, but succeeded > in making it official and not just implied by having the word "male" > inserted in Article II so that it read that the members "shall be male > persons." A smoldering fire flares up into flame occasionally, and this was > no exception. A flare-up in late 1974 resulted in the appointment of another > committee to reconsider the matter. Its report in January 1975 gave the pros > and cons and the comments of other clubs, and arguments were heard from many > members.
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Symptoms of leaf scorch infection may be slow to manifest themselves, but it becomes evident when parts of otherwise healthy oleanders begin to yellow and wither, as if scorched by heat or fire. Die-back may cease during winter dormancy, but the disease flares up in summer heat while the shrub is actively growing, which allows the bacteria to spread through the xylem of the plant. As such it can be difficult to identify at first because gardeners may mistake the symptoms for those of drought stress or nutrient deficiency. Pruning out affected parts can slow the progression of the disease but not eliminate it.
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Hades (voiced by James Woods) is the brother of Zeus and Poseidon. Unlike his mythological counterpart, who is typically portrayed as a feared but relatively passive deity, he is a fast-talking, ornery, lord of the underworld: a combination of Satan and a sleazy dodgy persuasive Hollywood agent type/car dealer. He wears a dark robe with a skull-shaped perone fastening his chiton and his hair is a glowing blue flame which flares up whenever he becomes excited or — more famously — flares red whenever he becomes enraged, and can also be extinguished. Hades seeks to overthrow Zeus and rule the universe, in line with other pop-culture Hades's being villainous due to association with death.
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Joe is attracted to Diane, despite his dislike for "chiselers". She makes it quite clear she loves the finer things in life, which "Honest Joe" (as Diane calls him) cannot possibly afford on his small salary of $350 a month, so they part when they reach Los Angeles. By coincidence, when Joe and Harry are assigned to check out Kendall Webb (Lowell Gilmore), the prime suspect in a fur robbery, Joe runs into Diane, who is now Webb's girlfriend. Their mutual attraction flares up and Joe, in order to finance a dream life with Diane, decides to use his own inside knowledge of a $1,250.000 cash shipment to set up a robbery for Webb.
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158 Douglas' 1998 installation Win, Place or Show is shot in the style of the late-1960s CBC drama The Client, noted for its gritty style, long takes and lack of establishing shots. Set in 1950s Vancouver in the Strathcona redevelopment, the installation explores the modernist notion of urban renewal with the demolition of existing architecture in favour of grids of apartment blocks. Two men share a dormitory room on a rainy day off from their blue-collar jobs. The conversation flares up during a discussion of the day's horse races and the 6 minute filmed loop is repeated from different angles on a split screen, each cycle presenting ever-changing configurations of point-of-view.
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The raid inadvertently ruins a DEA undercover operation, as those surfers were wanted for separate charges, but they are disproven to be the Ex- Presidents. Watching Bodhi's group surfing, Utah begins to suspect that they are the "Ex-Presidents", noting how close a group they are and the way one of them moons other surfers in the same manner one of the robbers does when leaving a bank. Utah and Pappas stake out a bank and the Ex-Presidents appear. While wearing a Reagan mask, the gang leader (implied to be Bodhi) leads Utah on a foot chase through the neighborhood, which ends when Utah's old knee injury flares up after jumping into an aqueduct.
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Beyond spectral type M5, the classical αω dynamo can no longer operate as the internal structure of dwarf stars changes significantly: they become fully convective. As a distributed (or α2) dynamo may become relevant, both the magnetic flux on the surface and the topology of the magnetic fields in the corona should systematically change across this transition, perhaps resulting in some discontinuities in the X-ray characteristics around spectral class dM5. However, observations do not seem to support this picture: long-time lowest-mass X-ray detection, VB 8 (M7e V), has shown steady emission at levels of X-ray luminosity (LX) ≈ 1026 erg·s−1 (1019 W) and flares up to an order of magnitude higher. Comparison with other late M dwarfs shows a rather continuous trend.
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See also Frances Bula, "Condom-machine debate flares up again at MCSC," Montreal Gazette, 4 March 1992, p. 4. The following year, it abolished four school committees (general management, administrative issues, teaching methods, and the English sector) that had been in place since 1980, as part of what Ouimet described as a shift of powers from management to elected officials. Opponents charged that the restructuring was organized in secrecy, without any real consultation.Frances Bula, "MCSC revising roles of elected, unelected officials," Montreal Gazette, 5 February 1992, p. 4. Quebec education minister Michel Pagé put the MCSC in partial trusteeship in March 1992, after an extended period of deadlock over the appointment of a new director-general (which required two-thirds majority support from commissioners).
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Although both countries continued to lay claim to the land, joint control of the area remained in effect until 1992, when Egypt objected to Sudan's granting of exploration rights for the waters off the Triangle to a Canadian oil company. Negotiations began, but the company pulled out of the deal until sovereignty was settled."Egypt, Algeria and Tunisia Accuse Sudan, as Halaib Dispute Flares Up" Washington Report, February 1993, page 33 In July 1994, Sudan sent memoranda to the United Nations Security Council, the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) and the Arab League complaining about what it claimed was more than 39 military and administrative incursions by Egypt into Sudanese territory since Sudan had last filed memoranda in May 1993.
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The soap is centred on Susan Penwarden (played by Martine McCutcheon) and her ex-lover Daniel Marrack (Jason Donovan), who after a long absence, and following the death of his wife, returns to Polnarren to run a beachfront café and surf shop with his daughter Abi (Hannah Lederer-Alton) and son Brae (Christian Cooke). An old feud between Daniel and Susan's manipulative husband Mark (Hugo Speer) flares up, while Susan's and Mark's son Jimmy (Ed Speleers) becomes involved with Abi. Jimmy overhears a conversation suggesting that he might be Daniel's son, not Mark's, making his relationship with Abi incestuous. A shocked Jimmy breaks up with Abi, leaving her to have drunken and regretted sex with his friend Charlie (Jonathan Readwin).
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Sánchez said he would "reinstate dialogue" with the Catalan independence movement. In order to do so, the central government and the regional government reactivated intergovernmental commissions, a series of bodies composed by representatives of both governments. Although there was some progress in the economic field, these commissions were paralyzed by the Catalonia regional government's demand to speak about a self-determination referendum, something that the central government rejected and in February 2019 the central government considered the relations between the two governments broken. In December 2018, the FT reported that Sánchez "has warned Catalonia's government that he could deploy national police to the region, as tension flares up again between Madrid and Catalan separatists a year after a failed secession attempt".
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The practice rapidly became popular, and in 1652, John Milton wrote, "The Council thinks it meet to propose the way of selling by inch of candle, as being the most probable means to procure the true value of the goods." Samuel Pepys's diary of his London life records two occasions when the Admiralty (his employer) sold surplus ships "by an inch of candle" (November 1660 and September 1662). Pepys also relates a hint from a highly successful bidder, who had observed that, just before expiring, a candle-wick always flares up slightly: on seeing this, he would shout his final - and winning - bid. Although the candle auction went out of favor in the 16th century, it was still not uncommon in the sale of ships at Lloyd's Coffee House in London in the early 19th century.
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The broad plot synopsis of the Astrosaurs series is that the dinosaurs were not in fact wiped out when a large meteor hit the earth millions of years ago; they had in fact discovered space travel during the Triassic period and had already left earth by the time the meteor struck. The dinosaurs subsequently settled in a part of space called the Jurassic Quadrant, which is divided between the carnivores and herbivores; between the two sectors is a neutral area of space. The two factions broadly stay at peace by avoiding each other, but invariably trouble flares up between the two from time to time. Admiral Rosso, a 'crusty old Barosaurus', employs Teggs to work for the DSS (Dinosaur Space Service) in the first book and introduces him to his crew, which includes Arx Orano, Iggy Tooth and Gipsy Saurine, along with fifty Dimorphodon.
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In 1978, under the administration of Democratic Kampuchea, especially when Cambodian socialists began to rebel in the eastern zone of Cambodia, Pol Pot ordered his armies to exterminate 1.5 million eastern Cambodians which he branded as "Cambodian with Vietnamese minds" along with the 50 million Vietnamese in the area. This led to a war with the Vietnamese when they began to retaliate for the inhumane genocide and subsequently overthrew the Khmer Rouge. Norodom Sihanouk, the King of Cambodia at the time, asked United States President Lyndon B. Johnson to send American forces to Cambodia in order to liberate it from the Viet Cong but his request was to no avail. In the 21st century, anti-Vietnamese sentiment occasionally flares up in Cambodia due to the Cambodian people's fear that Vietnam will take over their land one day and some Cambodian opposition politicians continue to exploit this issue in order to justify their hatred of the Vietnamese.
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