"Every avenue we use to get out of the city is flooded -- to get to Houston is flooded, to get to Louisiana is flooded," she said.
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"What might not be flooded today could be flooded tomorrow," Haley told a news conference.
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And 27,000 square miles were flooded and over 1 million people were flooded out of their homes.
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He circled the places on the jetty road that he'd heard were flooded, though ''flooded'' proved a relative distinction.
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Flooded with memes about this mysterious hacker, flooded with people sending screenshots of them messaging him, and the hacker occasionally responding.
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Television channels showed police evacuating residents from flooded homes in rubber boats in some parts of Kathmandu where roads were flooded.
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Places that had never flooded were taking on water, and places that had typically flooded a little were turned into lakes.
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And flooded roads contribute to many weather-related deaths, as drivers attempting to cross flooded roads get stuck or washed away.
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We all remember what's happened two years ago — the market was over-flooded, and it wasn't OPEC who over-flooded the market.
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"We've already lived through natural disaster here, in 1998, when the river flooded, and in 2004, when it flooded again," he said.
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Toxic waste sites flooded At least 13 toxic waste sites in Texas were flooded or damaged by Hurricane Harvey, the Environmental Protection Agency said.
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The data showed that prior to Katrina, total debt levels for nonflooded, least-flooded and most-flooded residents were on a similar upward trajectory.
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Toxic waste sites flooded At least 2300 toxic waste sites in Texas were flooded or damaged by Hurricane Harvey, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Parts of Jackson are already flooded The Pearl River flooded yards and roads in the Cypress Trail area of northeastern Jackson on Thursday, WAPT reported.
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Iowa town remains flooded A week after the swollen Mississippi River broke through a temporary barrier and flushed water through downtown Davenport, the Iowa city remains flooded.
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Social media was flooded on Saturday with photos of women arriving in D.C. for the Women's March on Washington, with Metro stations and streets flooded with participants.
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Homes and streets still flooded About 45 miles from San Juan, in the town of Florida, fish swim in the streets that are still flooded after the hurricane.
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Subway stations flooded — as they so often do — and wet roads made for lengthier commutes as cars fought through the downpour or, worse, became trapped on flooded streets.
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"Flooded" (season 2093, episode 2083) "Flooded" introduces us to the Trio, allegedly created by the writers in order to make season six sprightlier and less depressing than season five.
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"If we were to post every brand or product that came to us, he'd be flooded with advertising and we don't want to be flooded with advertising," says Huang.
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Weeks later, I found a map online that noted which areas were flooded and our house was on a line separating a no-water area from a flooded area.
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" - Kathryn, 234 "Basement was flooded with hoarder garbage.
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We were in Pacific Junction, a town that had never meaningfully flooded be for just a bit against the Missouri River in Iowa and every home in that community had flooded.
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His post was flooded with condolences from his fans.
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Indeed people did — the post was flooded with comments.
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Globalization flooded the nation with Western goods -- and ideas.
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His farm wasn't flooded -- he lives on high ground.
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Residents making their way through a flooded street in Wuhan.
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Monsanto to be flooded with thousands of cancer-related lawsuits .
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Pharmaceutical ads are already flooded with caveats about side effects.
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Georgie chasing his boat through the flooded streets of Derry.
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"First he asked me was the basement flooded," Jordan said.
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Since then, tributes had flooded in for the legendary comedian.
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Regardless of what Scott held, protesters still flooded the streets.
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A car sits underwater in a flooded neighborhood on Feb.
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She ignored warnings and ended up with a flooded house.
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A residential community just northeast of Wallace is seen flooded.
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A flooded street in Port Arthur, Texas, on Aug. 31.
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"It's tight even when it's not flooded," she said, laughing.
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The AP reported that this site had also been flooded.
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Mom and I lived on the side that sometimes flooded.
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Angry Facebook posts and irate Amazon reviews flooded the Internet.
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A car is submerged in a flooded street in Miami.
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Nearby homes are flooded once the river hits 17 feet.
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People walk through flooded streets in Galveston, Texas, on Saturday.
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A woman wades through a flooded village in Bihar, India.
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THE cellar is flooded and Chris Ranalli worries about snakes.
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But WhatsApp has been flooded with falsehoods and conspiracy theories.
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Cops and protesters have flooded the streets as a result.
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Cars stuck on flooded O'Neal Lane in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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And an Iowa family discovered their basement flooded with blood.
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A flooded street near the Seine in Paris on Thursday.
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LaGuardia Airport flooded due to Superstorm Sandy in October 22011.
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Multiple Democratic candidates have toured the flooded areas of Iowa.
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And as the app failed, the phone lines were flooded.
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Beer flooded the property, leaving Nation "completely saturated," she wrote.
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"My neighbors & I have flooded in Baton Rouge," he tweeted.
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Protesters flooded the North Miami police headquarters Thursday, demanding answers.
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Followers immediately flooded the post's comments with remarks about Jenner.
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Those whose homes aren't flooded then took in the animals.
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First he went to Thailand, where his camp was flooded.
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Within hours, outraged messages tagged #BanCocaCola flooded Ukrainian social networks.
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Disney changed courses when fans flooded to the theater, though.
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To resuscitate a flooded Tesla, first extract any dead fish.
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On Tuesday, parts of London became flooded after heavy rainfall.
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For weeks, money has flooded into the northern Atlanta suburbs.
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Residents rescue dogs from flooded area in Kurashiki, Okayama prefecture.
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An aerial view of flooded houses in Kurashiki, Okayama prefecture.
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All the smells of childhood flooded the air around us.
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Pictures of bears on melting ice floes flooded the internet.
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I notice my own neighborhood is being flooded with immigrants.
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In Paris, trash and human waste also flooded city streets.
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Instagram has been flooded with photos of the menu item.
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But a rainy season downpour flooded the tunnels, trapping them.
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Dopamine flooded the part of their brains that controls attention.
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More from Tonic: What's the bottom line for flooded homes?
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Jokes and criticisms immediately flooded Twitter when the trailer hit.
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Don't try to drive on the road if it's flooded.
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Flooded communities can't wait for help to materialize from Washington.
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Recovery is only getting started, and some areas remain flooded.
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Fans have flooded his Instagram comments with messages of support.
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Houston police evacuated Harrison's family as Harvey flooded their home.
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He was quickly flooded with tips and offers of assistance.
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They searched the flooded house for a cat and dog.
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The storm also flooded roads and downed trees in Vermont.
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Hurricane Sandy flooded 75% of statue's home on Liberty Island.
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People use a makeshift footbridge to exit a flooded hotel.
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Sprawling campuses were built, and money flooded Sand Hill Road.
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Residents began the cleanup, wading through flooded houses and streets.
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Houston was flooded with more than 35 inches of rain.
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Heavy seasonal rains flooded the cave entrance, trapping them inside.
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I'm sure we probably got flooded, at the very least.
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"Avoid travel in and around flooded areas," the warning reads.
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Piles of rocks, laid by farmers, demarcated the flooded borders.
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Recovery is only getting started, and some places remain flooded.
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I was flooded with grief and so many other emotions.
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In cities across the country, thousands flooded streets in protest.
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You could have flooded Stadio Olimpico with tears of joy.
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It also downed trees and flooded parts of the coast.
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It's flooded, the air conditioner's broken, something insane is happening.
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Comments flooded in on the post, giving kudos to Hanover.
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One staff member said that the fourth floor was flooded.
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Above, a soldier working with volunteers in a flooded village.
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The Texan was flooded with messages intended for the Australian.
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Thousands of replies flooded in: 2000, 0003, 2000 years old.
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A significant amount of that steel has flooded global markets.
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In response, people flooded Swift's social media feeds with snakes.
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I was being flooded by Twitter news, CNN, and Syracuse.com.
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Social media was flooded with hashtags like #STFVergonha, or #ShameSupremeCourt.
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Were you also flooded with thoughts as you watched it?
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These places have flooded before, and they will flood again.
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So they flooded the US with heroin and illicit fentanyl.
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It flooded its way through every crevice in my brain.
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The writers' social media accounts were flooded with negative comments.
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That's when the streets of Baltimore was flooded with drugs.
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When the neighborhood flooded, $22,000 of medical equipment was ruined.
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Although the house was still standing, every room had flooded.
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The cartels' efficiency has flooded the market far beyond Oregon.
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Yes, Harvey has flooded the garden of the Texas economy.
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"I know the houses all flooded like mine," he said.
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Houstonians lose track of how many times they've been flooded.
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Four residents scouted the flooded streets on a white rowboat.
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They were all located in flooded berths, the Navy said.
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"Because the roads are flooded, they're like lakes," she said.
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A moment later, she said, the entire yard was flooded.
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Hundreds of cars and more than 200 properties were flooded.
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This President's Day Weekend forecast is flooded with flash sales.
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Within hours, our inbox was flooded with hundreds of responses.
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Some roads were so flooded they looked like muddy ditches.
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Her bedroom had plywood floors, and the basement always flooded.
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If we didn't have our floodgates, it would have flooded.
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Hint: After it was over, Russian hair flooded the market.
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Outraged parents and disability advocates flooded a City Council meeting.
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A look out the apartment's window shows a flooded Singapore.
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The system was also flooded with comments using fake names.
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She now lives in her home, which flooded in 2010.
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Supporters more recently flooded Missouri, where the race between Sen.
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Deloitte reports that U.S. consumers are already flooded with choice.
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"We've just been flooded with inquiries," one archivist told me.
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Hundreds of believers flooded the area, pushing back the police.
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Some have flooded television sets and the internet with advertisements.
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Big government special interests flooded Wisconsin with distorted facts & misinformation.
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Speculation over the movie's secrets and themes flooded the internet.
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When Act Up flooded Times Square, they were being disruptive.
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Fans have flooded her social media with condolences and memories.
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Photos show flooded streets, littered with downed trees and branches.
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Bayview closed after it flooded during Superstorm Sandy in 2012.
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Workers trudge through the flooded crypt of St Mark's Basilica.
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Café chairs are piled in a flooded St. Mark's Square.
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Mayor Luigi Brugnaro walks through the flooded St Mark's Square.
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They hadn't received any calls, but expected to be flooded.
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Parked cars were moved so they would not be flooded.
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Lines went down, poles snapped, towers fell and substations flooded.
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"After the movie came out, I was flooded with them."
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Markets that once sold handicrafts were flooded with factory product.
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They spoke of climbing up to the second floors of flooded homes to find people, of wading from block to block to get through flooded neighborhoods, and of negotiating hazards like live electrical wires.
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The study previously showed that people living in areas flooded during 2013-2014 were six to seven times more likely to have depression, anxiety or PTSD one year later than those in non-flooded areas.
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Hundreds more flooded the square, and a game of telephone ensued.
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The lower tunnels are flooded, giving rise to an underground Venice.
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The field was flooded and soggy when the rice was growing.
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Her home had been flooded by about a foot of water.
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WHY LAS VEGAS&apos MANDALAY BAY FLOODED, DISPLACED 1000 GUESTS Boston
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Message boards are flooded with angry posts calling for Casey's conviction.
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Nearly 2100,20163 people were rescued from flooded areas of the state.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of people flooded Minneapolis in response to the shooting.
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That source says Cohen is being "flooded" with letters of support.
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People use a canoe to navigate a flooded street, on Dec.
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Click here to view original GIFKayaking down a flooded mountainside ditch?
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I don&apost risk my life pulling kids from flooded caves.
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Consumer complaints have flooded the EOS Facebook page and their email.
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Now others have flooded the brand's Instagram with the hashtag #boycottforever21.
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The Sand Creek in Jordan, Minnesota, is flooded on March 15.
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A flooded runway at Offutt Air Force Base on March 16.
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The Internet was quickly flooded with photos of a barefoot Bieber.
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Rescuers could be seen in boats pulling pets from flooded homes.
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"Why did the deputies drive through flooded waters?" the statement reads.
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There have been multiple reports of flooded roads, bridges, and homes.
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Memes of Assad as Pepe the frog flooded Twitter and Reddit.
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Sauper's little prophets gather around and jump on the flooded streets.
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Lisa Johnson's 2013 Mercedes E550 convertible was flooded during the storm.
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Both his home and trailer were flooded and lacking in power.
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The rising water raised concerns that additional neighborhoods might be flooded.
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A flooded intersection in the Ponderosa Forest neighborhood near Houston Monday.
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A man wades through a flooded road in Fajardo, Puerto Rico.
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A man rescues a rooster from his flooded garage in Fajardo.
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Many of the flooded areas already have high rates of malnutrition.
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A man tries to cross a flooded street in Birgunj, Nepal.
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The bathhouse still looks like a hostel with a flooded basement.
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Protesters flooded the streets of Baton Rouge after Alton Sterling's death.
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Comments flooded in, some even from America, saying they were coming.
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A 12-hour downpour after the heat flooded the tree's roots.
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But sometimes even that category is flooded with well-known names.
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Thousands flooded Twitter with their stories and support, including numerous celebrities.
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But in 2012, prices fell substantially as breeders flooded the market.
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When the restrictions were lifted in 2011, cars flooded the market.
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The interior ministry has flooded Catalonia with thousands of extra police.
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The French market was being flooded with cheap light, he complained.
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They installed an IV and promptly flooded my veins with antibiotics.
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And — according to her flooded comments feed — so do her fans.
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People flooded online forums, trying to piece together what had happened.
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Twitter has been flooded with photos of fans posing with Gomez.
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Malaika joined dozens of people who flooded the streets to celebrate.
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Immediately the room was flooded with doctors and machines, he recalled.
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Two men carrying a woman through the flooded streets of Paris.
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In Berkeley, high school students flooded into the UC Berkeley campus.
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New York 2140 is set in a flooded New York City.
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"The libraries, homes, and grocery stores are still flooded," he says.
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But the flu is much more deadly than a flooded basement.
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A flooded power plant or wind turbine is the "NOT" gate.
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However most of the complaints flooded into the watchdog in 2011.
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The sheriff's office posted video showing water rescues in flooded neighborhoods.
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This, in turn, has flooded the atmosphere with carbon dioxide (CO2).
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The market is flooded with some gentler iterations you could try.
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This caused the entire globe to be flooded with cheap steel.
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The region flooded as glaciers receded after the last Ice Age.
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We were flooded with arts and crafts when he entered preschool.
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People flooded the streets to find out what was going on.
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"So many areas that you thought wouldn't flood, flooded," Scott said.
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We rushed to the ER and horrible thoughts flooded my mind.
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We're told investigators were flooded with calls once the docuseries aired.
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"Europe is being flooded by enemy strangers," it read, in part.
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Throughout the Mississippi Basin, towns and agricultural fields flooded this year.
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Houston police officials said officers were evacuating two flooded apartment complexes.
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In its 1,200-year history, the landmark had flooded five times.
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Spotlights flooded the hall and there was a row of cameramen
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A woman walks her dog through a flooded street in Venice.
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Images of the dead and short eulogies flooded Palestinian social media.
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Rainfall from the storm flooded roads, stranding motorists and train commuters.
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"There were temples flooded, homes pitching down hillsides," he tells us.
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Social media was flooded with images from the ceremony and celebration.
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He was flooded with emails from venture capitalists who wanted in.
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They have flooded the DOT with brutal criticism of their rivals.
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Their admonishment: Beware of impostor bears, which soon flooded the market.
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Usually, waste paper collection centers are flooded with cardboard after Christmas.
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I am flooded with things I want to say about him.
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When I was 14 months old, my house flooded in Illinois.
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Often, this occurs in flooded environments such as wetlands and sediments.
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Home, truck, school, workplace, her friends' homes: all gone, flooded out.
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As I took my first bite, I was flooded with excitement.
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"The road and the farm have been flooded" by Mohammad Moheimani
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In Baghdad, tear gas has flooded the city's nooks and crannies.
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Soon, applications flooded the B.N.C. Web site, eleven thousand in all.
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We were among the thousands of residents flooded by this move.
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Imagine FEMA trailers and martial law, toxic waste and flooded hospitals.
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"My basement has flooded way too often — that's sad," she said.
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Last month, Twitter was flooded with them following the Parkland shooting.
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Many of those staying behind used kayaks to traverse flooded streets.
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Residents held hands and helped each other cross the flooded streets.
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All of this flooded into my understanding in about 10 seconds.
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As the events unfolded live on TV, reaction GIFs flooded Twitter.
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Also, I'd just been in Iraq, which was flooded with photographers.
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Recently, a sea of new cleansing options has flooded the market.
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Since November, anti-porn bills and resolutions have flooded state legislatures.
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The F.C.C. was flooded with millions of comments protesting the rules.
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"A lot of schools down there got extremely flooded," Kaufman said.
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Hillsides near towns were already bare, and colonial towns frequently flooded.
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Once the federal government blessed this move, assets flooded the funds.
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Instead, the restaurant was flooded with the low din of typing.
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There is even a small boat used for crossing flooded areas.
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Streaming services like Netflix and Hulu are already flooded with movies.
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"I can't tell you but peace just flooded me," he said.
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The gesture didn't go unnoticed by fans, who flooded social media.
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If those are flooded, people could become stranded, according to NPR.
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In light of the seat's newfound competitiveness, money has flooded in.
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Conservative groups have flooded the district with more than $8493 million.
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First came flooded farm fields and roads across Nebraska and Iowa.
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Banks are flooded with calls about upcoming mortgage and loan payments.
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The Republicans who flooded to the polls weren't college-educated suburbanites.
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We also have a map showing how quickly the region flooded.
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Water from the Arkansas River flooded streets in Sand Springs, Okla.
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The capital, Roseau, was flooded and the main hospital was damaged.
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Fans flooded the streets on Tuesday for a colorful victory parade.
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"During Hurricane Harvey, homes flooded that never had before," she said.
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An egret stood watch over the flooded groves of Newberry's Blueberries.
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Many second stories were also flooded while residents took refuge there.
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Loíza, the cradle of Afro-Puerto Rican culture, devastated and flooded.
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The government is offering compensation to farmers whose land was flooded.
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The group flooded the airwaves with television ads on his behalf.
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The victims were all located in flooded berths, the Navy said.
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But hundreds of homes were flooded or damaged, the authorities said.
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At least 142 rivers flooded, NHK said, after record-breaking rains.
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Remember, never try to cross a flooded roadway or traffic barricade.
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Online, an outpouring of outrage and frustration flooded Chinese social media.
|
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The storm also flooded Pure's office with 2.5 feet of water.
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In the meantime, toys, clothing and other donations have flooded in.
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Unusually heavy rain flooded roads and damaging houses and other buildings.
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A generously scaled moon roof flooded the interior with natural light.
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Unsurprisingly, the section was then flooded with even more spurious articles.
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Firefighters weren't able to reach the area due to flooded streets.
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I too am flooded with bigoted voicemails and calls every day.
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An abandoned church is still flooded with natural sunlight almost daily.
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"Shortly after we bought the building, it flooded," Mr. Bailey said.
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It's a nightmare — the place is flooded with Teslas and Mustangs.
|
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More than 25 court officers flooded the chamber to keep order.
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Messages of support flooded Twitter on Sunday via the hashtag #RallyTogether.
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Some Capitol offices flooded on Tuesday afternoon due to heavy rain.
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They have flooded into down-ballot races, bringing them unprecedented attention.
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At least two-thirds of Iraq's wheat fields would be flooded.
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He always awakens, heart pounding, and finds himself flooded with relief.
|
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But Hurricane Matthew, a Category 20173 storm, nevertheless flooded St. Augustine.
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OCRACOKE, N.C. — The baby was playing on the flooded floor again.
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Fans flooded the comment section of the Morelli brothers&apos photo.
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Apples swept from the flooded orchards lay scattered in the mud.
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Will Twitter be flooded with calls for trade embargoes on Denmark?
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So hundreds of teachers flooded the state capital for nine days.
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The toy industry itself rapidly changed, as iPhones flooded the market.
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Their disgusting yellow bodies flooded news feeds like a DDoS attack.
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The area had already flooded twice in the last few months.
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Every year, the internet is flooded with needlessly sexy Halloween costumes.
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Wells that are in flooded areas are vulnerable to being contaminated.
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But WhatsApp has been flooded with fake news and conspiracy theories.
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Women disproportionately make calls, knock doors, and have flooded town halls.
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This video shows flooded roads in downtown Houston near Buffalo Bayou.
|
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The storm surge overwhelmed the city's levees and flooded many neighborhoods.
|
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People walk on a catwalk in the flooded St. Mark's Square.
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A flooded subway entrance stopped Brooklyn commuters in their tracks yesterday.
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Down the street, a Presbyterian church and several businesses were flooded.
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The water has engulfed farms, washed out roads and flooded homes.
|
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Lawyers who represent victims say they have been flooded with calls.
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"We were flooded with two feet of water," Mr. Junger said.
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"Whenever his name is said, people's eyes are flooded with tears."
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Some coastal communities were flooded, and roughly 80,000 homes lost power.
|
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Places not considered to be in flood plains are getting flooded.
|
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In response, people flooded Swift's social media pages with snake emojis.
|
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Water eventually burst through the ceiling and flooded the living room.
|
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Randy Ross, a political activist and former Orange County chair for President Donald Trump's campaign, started organizing donations for flooded Houston residents following Hurricane Harvey after seeing the photo of elderly residents sitting a flooded facility.
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Rescue divers found the 13 on Monday, huddled on a muddy ledge of a partly flooded chamber, and the search then turned into a rescue, to get the 13 out through several kilometers of dangerously flooded tunnels.
|
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The flooded stream took over a road near Hilo, Hawaii, on Aug.
|
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They were surprised at the number of people who flooded to PokéVision.
|
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The storm left homes flooded, many without power and several buildings destroyed.
|
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Of course, being flooded with Prime Day deals can get overwhelming fast.
|
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Hundreds of people flooded toward the museum, filling any open space accessible.
|
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In Howard County, from a flooded pasture near the swollen Patuxent River.
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I got so much positive feedback — my inbox flooded with positive emails.
|
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Harambe memes flooded the internet, some of them targeting the Cincinnati Zoo.
|
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The rampaging waters damaged buildings, overturned cars and flooded stores and homes.
|
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More calls flooded the center in the aftermath of the Humana exit.
|
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Neighborhoods and homes are flooded near Nebraska's Elkhorn River on March 16.
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The flooded National Guard facilities at Camp Ashland, Nebraska, on March 17.
|
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By Friday night, Twitter had flooded with talk of the movie's cuteness.
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A man looks at the flooded banks of the Seine on Saturday.
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While the environment is being flooded with enemies, it's your environment now.
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"Tinder especially is just flooded with couple profiles right now," said Winston.
|
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Bangladeshi commuters use a rickshaw to cross a flooded street in Dhaka.
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People walk through flooded streets during the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey Aug.
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The rain flooded bayous, rivers, and neighborhoods, many of which remain underwater.
|
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Julie Robles walks through a flooded neighborhood in Immokalee on Sept. 11.
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Cars are blocked by a road flooded by Hurricane Irma on Sept.
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Instagram photos from a neighbor show The Retreat at Cinco Ranch flooded.
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Softbank — Uber's biggest investor —has flooded private markets with billions in funding.
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A boy wades through a flooded area following monsoon rains, July 6.
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Immediately, the internet was flooded with stunning art imagining Bailey as Ariel.
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Reed fell and injured herself in a flooded home during the storm.
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At least 1 million acres of farmland flooded in nine different states.
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Chinese drone manufacturers have flooded the drone market with (mostly) cheap drones.
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And although Havana was badly flooded, tourist infrastructure is back to normal.
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Stevens sloshes her way across the flooded bedroom and inspects the window.
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Monday when they encountered a man in a flooded section of town.
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Watch as Lambo approaches the San Diego intersection, which is clearly flooded.
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Chelsea's Instagram is flooded with gorgeous photos of her intricate headpiece creations.
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The scary moment was captured on video and soon flooded social media.
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Instagram is flooded with grown-ups wearing mermaid makeup and rainbow hair.
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But despite that proximity, the roughly year-old business has already flooded.
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Local lawmakers were flooded with calls to get rid of the tax.
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Tributes flooded in for the comedian on Friday night, following the news.
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It was full of mountains, forests and river valleys that routinely flooded.
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Nevertheless, in the last week of April money flooded out of Argentina.
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New Orleans is already saturated after torrential rains flooded streets on Wednesday.
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Emergency responders had to rescue people from their flooded homes and cars.
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Dozens of horses were rescued from a flooded stable near Cypress Creek.
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The tweets flooded in while Delta Flight 4370 remained in the sky.
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Hurricane Maria's rains flooded the pipes under Highway 2 until one burst.
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Among them, a woman who was found dead inside a flooded vehicle.
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The kitchen of our dreams is massive and flooded with natural light.
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I know I've been flooded with responses from various corners all afternoon.
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Almost immediately, #LetLizSpeak was flooded with tweets in support of Senator Warren.
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Largely marked #2009vs2019 or #10yearchallenge the posts flooded Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
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Soon, the restaurant's Facebook and Yelp pages were flooded with mixed reviews. .
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Residents look at a flooded road and houses in Kurashiki, Okayama prefecture.
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"We're not racist," she responded after her mother flooded her with questions.
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Instead, the website was flooded with tens of thousands of sign-ups.
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When the market was flooded with all those tickets, prices naturally dropped.
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Soon the rooster was flooded with selfie-shooting fans and local media.
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People flooded the streets later Thursday for a march in Ruszczyk's memory.
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A backlash quickly followed, with the Coopers Facebook page flooded with complaints.
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By Wednesday morning, several areas of the refinery were flooded, they said.
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Exits on flooded interstates, however, can be used as boat launch sites.
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There's fear that a flooded chemical plant northeast of Houston could explode.
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US military divers continue to search the flooded areas of the McCain.
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Many Australians flooded Twitter with less than enthusiastic reactions to the ad.
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The tweet was immediately flooded with comments cringing over the egregious mistake.
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Players filled the sidewalks, and crowds of trainers flooded parks and landmarks.
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That has left the passport office in Conakry flooded by impatient applicants.
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They would send out email and your email box might be flooded.
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The room where he had been moments before flooded with murky water.
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All around the area bridges and roads are flooded and washed out.
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After the meeting, 5003 street people flooded the bus depot in Madras.
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After her body was found, prayers flooded her family members' Facebook pages.
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Instagram users flooded her feed with praise over the dramatic switch-up.
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Abdel-Hadi's inbox flooded with messages from LGBTQ people across the region.
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Within hours, the whole town was flooded with several feet of water.
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Shortly thereafter, complaints about the policy flooded in, according to the paper.
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People walk across the flooded St. Mark's Square past St. Mark's Basilica.
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So what if "The Shape of Water" is flooded with other films?
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Fracking has flooded the market with cheap gas, pushing prices down further.
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Memes of the animal have flooded sites like Twitter, Reddit and 4chan.
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A friend's wife, after three days in their flooded home, was rescued.
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An aerial shot from one of their helicopters shows a flooded airstrip.
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A similar effort in Switzerland was flooded with applications and shut down.
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Moheimani's image shows flooded roads in the Gorgan city of northern Iran.
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The earth-toned space is refined, airy, and flooded with natural light.
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In 2019, things deteriorated further when the Arkansas River flooded the city.
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Some plantations are flooded and a major bridge has been swept away.
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Will FEMA provide personal assistance for flooded homes or loss of property?
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The big money hasn't flooded into the Democratic presidential contest just yet.
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She's so flooded with shock and gratitude that she can hardly breathe.
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We're flooded with the sense that something terrible is coming for her.
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Falcón said, adding that her home flooded up to about shoulder height.
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Within weeks, thousands of confidential Democratic National Committee emails flooded the internet.
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My body was flooded with hormones and I was ready to rumble.
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Tributes for Jo Cox have flooded in from across the political spectrum.
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At about 21 pm local time, they broke through and flooded inside.
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I did OK, I got flooded a couple times, and mana screwed.
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In the St. Petersburg beach town of Gulfport, roads were already flooded.
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You're flooded with that feeling we're eternally chasing: a sense of belonging.
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Tweets containing words such as ELIGIBLEBOMBSHELL, EXTRABACON, and BOOKISHMUTE flooded my screen.
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Soon, Paul's inbox was flooded with messages and rental request from fans.
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The areas most flooded with prescription opioids are mostly represented by Republicans.
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After the original "West Wing" episode ran, I was flooded with calls.
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They flooded YMCAs, university dorms and even the Olympic Stadium in Montreal.
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Some streets in Port-au-Prince flooded, and public transit was paralyzed.
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"Long story short, the Canadian market is flooded with marijuana," Cramer said.
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If an exit was not blocked by foliage, then it was flooded.
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Lying fallow for decades, the building was looted, flooded, rotted and squatted.
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I was flooded with ideas for design, and also how to live.
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During the Trump administration, women have flooded into politics in unprecedented numbers.
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She left her flooded apartment for her shift at a nursing home.
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American forces flooded the kingdom, including American servicewomen who drove military vehicles.
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In February, videos of drones flying over Chinese cities flooded the internet.
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Mr. Pelletiere, for his part, sees nothing wrong with buying flooded homes.
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Adverse as in, I became defensive, flooded with a bit of fear.
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"They're nice people," she said, looking around the museum's light-flooded space.
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The stories resonated with many of our viewers, and comments flooded in.
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The hashtag is flooded with fish skeletons, drawings, rallying cries, and more.
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The chat app most callers prefer was flooded with messages, she said.
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But that house was flooded, overtaken by a river that changed course.
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Dorian ripped roofs off shelters and flooded the hospital on Grand Bahama.
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They saved the Affordable Care Act when they flooded congressional town halls.
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During the monsoon, landslides blocked trains and flooded roads, rendering them impassable.
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It's like staring into a flooded version of our already memorialized future.
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Sign mystery: Hundreds of complaints flooded in about New York store signs.
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That December, 13 workers were killed when a tunnel flooded and collapsed.
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As orders flooded in, Boeing executives knew well what was at stake.
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And you also know it's never safe to drive through flooded streets.
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He flooded every cable, Roku, and YouTube channel with increasingly invasive ads.
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Their home was flooded and his daughter has been difficult to reach.
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Parts of downtown Miami were flooded, and waist-deep water threatened businesses.
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"His parents' house had never flooded, and it's gone," Ms. Chambliss said.
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Almost at once I was flooded with an overwhelming barrage of images.
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I sipped and was immediately flooded with doubts about the alcohol content.
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But her clients' homes all flooded, leaving her no source of income.
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Rain had leaked in and flooded nearly half of my hotel room.
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My building is just north of White Oak Bayou, which badly flooded.
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Families peered from balconies as rescuers toured the flooded neighborhood for stragglers.
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Deaths were expected to mount as swollen rivers rushed through flooded neighborhoods.
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Scores of rivers flooded, levees burst, and roads and bridges were destroyed.
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Circumstances improved in the '40s as ladies flooded into the work force.
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The Houston Chronicle has created a map of flooded streets to avoid.
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Pitcher Francisco Liriano's home was severely flooded, his teammate Alex Bregman said.
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With ambulance routes flooded, however, potential patients had difficulty reaching the complex.
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Rarely will we know days in advance which areas will be flooded.
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On Tuesday, more than 20 surrogates for Amy Klobuchar flooded the state.
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The protesters flooded some stations with water and lit fires in others.
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He even once grabbed a broom to help clean a flooded station.
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Valuations have risen, and the best investment opportunities are flooded with interest.
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I was flooded with empathy yet felt powerless at the same time.
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Naturally, the internet quickly flooded the singer's comment section with album remarks.
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The Gritti Palace, which hosts famous celebrities and diplomats, is currently flooded.
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The U.S. sailors were killed when a damaged compartment flooded with water.
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Another negotiated with the insurance company when a soldier's home was flooded.
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Tributes and tears flooded in Thursday after news of her death broke.
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The grounds of the Jack Daniel's distillery in Lynchburg flooded on Saturday.
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"Feels pretty numb," he said as he stared at his flooded home.
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The trolls had flooded social networks, spouting racist, misogynistic, and reactionary rhetoric.
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The landlord of the flooded property has offered to renovate the space.
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Roads are flooded throughout Houston, and thousands of flights have been canceled.
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During Katrina, the criminal court flooded, causing a domino effect of delays.
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Heightened rates of chronic illnesses can persist in flooded areas for decades.
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Flooded sewers are stoking fears of cholera, typhoid and other infectious diseases.
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My email was flooded with reactions from people all across the country.
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The basement of the Mexico Beach Fire Department flooded, ruining their gear.
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Ordinary people also were doing what they could for their flooded neighbors.
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The flooded train depot in Nagano kept the bullet trains from moving.
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How do you feed six million people in Baghdad when it's flooded?
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Mr. Gore visits Greenland and the flooded streets of the Miami area.
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As immigrant labor has flooded the country, working-class wages have collapsed.
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Reading the story, I was flooded with memories, and began to cry.
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Rain has flooded Houston, and people are still fleeing the rising water.
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Conservative groups had already flooded those districts with a torrent of advertisements.
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Zimbabweans across the country flooded the streets, demanding that Mugabe step down.
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Do they get flooded out to the point where they can't operate?
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Dugan said roughly 2,000 homes and buildings have flooded to some degree.
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He started a carpet cleaning business after his sister's apartment became flooded.
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The post's comments section was quickly flooded with praise for the men.
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"Our restaurant got flooded and we lost everything," she later found out.
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Law enforcement officers were helping people from flooded areas, she said. Gov.
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The flooded communities are about a 90-minute drive northwest of Austin.
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Even so, many of India's largest businesses flooded his campaign with contributions.
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The overall economy benefited when the market was flooded with cheap coal.
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A bigger concern, he said, was the town's flooded wastewater treatment plant.
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He's been flooded with calls from British, Indian, American, and Canadian media.
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Under pressure to act, US security agencies flooded Yemen with intelligence resources.
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Under pressure to act, American security agencies flooded Yemen with intelligence resources.
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Wildcat miners, termed "garimpeiros" in Portuguese, flooded into the area in their thousands.
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And in New York, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline was flooded with calls.
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A broken pipe flooded the bathroom, water mixing with the pools of blood.
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Anecdotally even, there were times when I was flooded with pro-Trump advertising.
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The Eifelzoo in Luenebach, western Germany, is flooded on Friday, June 1, 2018.
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That storm, which flooded more than 70,000 homes, was much weaker than Harvey.
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This crisis hotline has been flooded with more calls than it can take.
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Police have said some motorists got stuck in their cars on flooded roads.
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Meanwhile, other users flooded the hashtag praising the president with flattery and adulation.
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And naturally, Instagram followers flooded Cho's comments with questions about the new color.
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Divers take four of the boys out through tight passages and flooded caverns.
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We have people flooding our borders like they have it flooded ever before.
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A related Rockstar Newswire post is flooded with comments from Red Dead fans.
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A major highway was closed as rising waters submerged cars and flooded homes.
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Divers help to navigate this incredibly treacherous path with flooded and narrow chambers.
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Atlanta's top entertainers flooded the Georgie Dome to watch The Michael Vick Experience.
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Divers extracted the team in a high-risk mission inside the flooded passageways.
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A police source tells PEOPLE that their offices are being flooded with tips.
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The cars are out there ... somewhere, but the system isn't flooded with them.
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The boys became trapped in the cave after heavy rains flooded the complex.
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West later flooded his Instagram account with dozens of photos of fashion items.
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Nicolette Green "Why did the deputies drive through flooded waters?" the family asked.
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Flooded RVs are washed away by floodwaters in Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on March 17.
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Outside, I sat down on a tree stump, flooded by regret and embarrassment.
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Photos taken in environments flooded with natural light are well-exposed and detailed.
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The market is flooded with battery-powered bikes of all shapes and sizes.
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Pictures and videos of police brutality flooded social media and shocked the world.
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Homes had flooded or turned to tinder and their zinc rooftops blew off.
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A Bangladeshi man sits in his flooded shop after heavy rain in Dhaka.
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People walk through the flooded waters of Telephone Road in Houston on Aug.
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Omete told BuzzFeed News his family's home in Houston was not flooded, fortunately.
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The only photos Christine Jasek could salvage from her flooded Spring, Texas, home.
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Mark Wilson, left, and Brad Ashton patrol a flooded neighborhood in west Houston.
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Roads in Fajardo are left flooded with muddy water following Hurricane Maria's landfall.
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Five people drowned, two of those seeming to die in a flooded river.
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His home was partially flooded after the storm took part of the roof.
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Nepalis swim with a rubber ring in a flooded area in Parsa district.
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A child and his father walk through a flooded area in Bogra, Bangladesh.
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As more users flooded in with comments about the JazzBoys, Hodson became suspicious.
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Sandy left homes flooded, and poor tenants bereft of electricity and hot water.
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More than 800,000 people would be flooded out of New York City alone.
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Fans even flooded her comments section, asking what "a portion" really meant. Crickets.
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The storm killed at least eight people in Texas and flooded 353,000 homes.
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Already, people are outside along the flooded street, walking around, assessing the damage.
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"[Social media] is flooded every day with the 'ideal,' 'flawless' body," she says.
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Some North Carolina fatalities involved people who drowned after driving onto flooded roads.
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His supporters flooded social media with the #freepastorevan campaign until he was released.
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And in turn, broadcasters and viewers enjoy a vibrant experience flooded with comments.
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While the heavy rain has ended, runoff will continue and flooded roads remain.
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Dan calls up his wife to tell her that the basement has flooded.
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"We could see them in the distance from the flooded streets," Anderson said.
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Those two factors have only flooded the market with more supply, hurting prices.
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The Obama administration was flooded by petitions for clemency after the 2014 announcement.
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For some reason, commenters latched onto this, and flooded her comments with criticism.
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Ancient Egyptians made offerings to the gods before the Nile flooded in springtime.
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Angry people flooded the site with messages lambasting the firm's intolerance of homosexuality.
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It rose a foot and now they're flooded in, she said Wednesday morning.
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The comment section of his post has since been flooded with condolence messages.
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TC: Do you have concerns that too much money has flooded into india?
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And just yesterday, our train cars were flooded by scores of trouserless travelers.
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Water flooded up to and sometimes past where Ms Mosher's line had been.
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In some water-ravaged areas, houses flooded to rooflines, and coffins floated away.
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Nearby, victims were salvaging toys, clothes and other belongings from their flooded homes.
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The Facebook page for Almodovar, of Clermont, Florida, was flooded with shocked tributes.
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"There were safety issues," he said — explaining that the building had flooded before.
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My drive home was so slow because the road was a bit flooded!
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A man stands next to a flooded residential area in Kurashiki, Okayama prefecture.
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As the bombshell videos went live on one social platform, reactions flooded another.
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Fake followers, fake likes: they've flooded social media in the past few years.
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London, Nottingham, Glasgow, and Birmingham are set to be flooded by irate drivers.
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Social media was flooded with reports and reactions as the shooting played out.
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The water had flooded Tammy Cantrell's driveway in Sand Springs' Meadow Valley neighborhood.
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People have already flooded Yellowhammer Fund, an abortion fund in Alabama, with donations.
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The two sides contested the game to raise money for Threlkeld's flooded grounds.
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"Because if the turbine is flooded, it won't produce any power," Bali said.
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He nearly flooded the bathroom and spent every night screaming over industrial techno.
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Are we really going to want to see flooded forests in our feeds?
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It could be a flooded market—that's one way to look at it.
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Palm oil plantations have also been flooded, industry officials and farmers' groups said.
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Another botched alert in Oregon flooded 911 dispatchers with panicked calls from residents.
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Two other villages were also flooded, uprooting more than 1,000 people, said Mosharraf.
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That storm flooded a subway station and shut down portions of the city.
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Social media was flooded with reactions to the excerpt from Ellen Pao's book.
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The Capitol has been flooded with protesters amid Kavanaugh's still-pending confirmation process.
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Mashable reports that Chinese social media platform Weibo flooded with criticism as well.
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Last week, photos flooded timelines aptly accompanied by the hashtags, #TwoMenKissing, and #TwoWomenKissing.
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Fishing channels widen as barrier islands disappear, and unremarkable rainstorms leave roads flooded.
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A few signs had fallen off, and a handful of places were flooded.
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Fans have flooded her and Kash's Instagram accounts with well wishes and prayers.
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With so many cars flooded out, automakers and dealers will see a windfall.
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This was partly because, once Kamni was gone, long-absent support flooded in.
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The flooded soils in rice paddies are rich environments for methane-producing microbes.
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About 80% of the New Orleans was flooded, and 200,000 properties were ruined.
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My house was flooded and I lost all kinds of things during Katrina.
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The clip flew across the internet, and the FCC was flooded with messages.
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Store shelves are flooded with pumpkin-spice frozen pizzas and pumpkin-spice pumpkins.
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Gökçe's Instagram has been flooded by commenters furious with him for serving Maduro.
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Gianforte is a billionaire, and outside groups flooded his campaign with extra cash.
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About 10% of the structures in Harris County were flooded, the county says.
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Fires broke out over two days at a flooded chemical plant near Houston.
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Torrential rains in the southwestern part of the country have flooded several villages.
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In Crosby, two blasts rocked a flooded chemical plant, and more could come.
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Businesses flooded even in historically high-and-dry areas like the French Quarter.
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The cult was still at large and Police flooded the streets of Tokyo.
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Worse, a recently refurbished hydroelectric dam may by now have flooded those rapids.
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A tourist takes a photo from the flooded embankment by the Rialto Bridge.
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On Thursday, Ms. Fields and two other households of relatives were flooded out.
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Nine Superfund sites were in the path of Hurricane Katrina, and several flooded.
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Some died by falling into open manholes in flooded streets in various suburbs.
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City Hall flooded, and the town's waterfront thoroughfare, Dock Street, was seriously damaged.
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City Hall flooded, and the town's main thoroughfare, Dock Street, was seriously damaged.
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"We've talked about bar codes," said Mr. Goings, whose own house had flooded.
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As the team tried to comfort Fernandez's family, Mattingly's personal anguish flooded back.
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"Agricultural land that was flooded will be cleansed and damage compensated," he said.
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International exhortations for Colombia to stay on the path to peace flooded in.
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Experienced divers negotiated tight, flooded channels to reach the team over nine days.
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Chris Jenkins' home in Orange County flooded with about 6 inches of water.
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On this particular wintry gray day, we talked about Venice, which had flooded.
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As they recognized their mentors among the milling crowd, relief flooded their faces.
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Residents in the U.S. west flooded Twitter early on Thursday with similar experiences.
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Thousands of homes have been flooded, forcing more than 23,000 people into shelters.
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In March, they were flooded with deeply discounted access codes for Fortnite games.
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It was meant to build pumps, levees, and canals to drain flooded areas.
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For the third time in Texas history, the state flooded the energy market.
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Every hectare of flooded forests was emitting several kilograms of methane each day.
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But I do remember the rush of guilt that always flooded in after.
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She woke up the next morning to an inbox flooded with 11,000 emails.
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Meanwhile the nonprofit health provider's headquarters and affiliates were flooded with volunteer inquiries.
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Do I think Apple's campus is flooded with a bunch of radical hippies?
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Now, it's a lot more saturated, and the market is much more flooded.
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When the Downtown Eastside place flooded they moved further east in April 2018.
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MW: My Twitter was flooded day one when he took that job. Yeah.
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The nostalgia flooded back instantly, it's time to fly the F-35 again.
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Residents got around flooded towns in kayaks, an indication that not everyone evacuated.
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At the end of the night, it'll look like the club has flooded.
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Sea levels will rise, and major US cities will be flooded more often.
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They flooded, not just filled, the early void, and prevailed in early skirmishes.
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Accurate forecasts are also important for directing evacuations since roadways can get flooded.
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As the trucks were driven, carbon monoxide flooded the compartment holding the prisoners.
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For instance, people flooded into the capital, Port-au-Prince, after the earthquake.
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Long windows flooded my room with natural light, brightening the space even more.
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In New Orleans, the Lower Ninth Ward was violently flooded when levies collapsed.
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The City Council was flooded with complaints from neighbors who missed the cows.
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Dyer, already on the back foot, finds his hand flooded with more Agendas.
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The Trump administration has been flooded with requests from states seeking Medicaid waivers.
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Soon after Micah Curtis's Trusii machine arrived in June, it flooded her kitchen.
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Even there, the lights went out island-wide and low-lying districts flooded.
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The group's Facebook page was quickly flooded with messages of disappointment and frustration.
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Downtown Kansas City and Omaha have not flooded since the dams went in.
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A large group of men broke open the gate and flooded the grounds.
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Some nights the place was flooded with newcomers, hosting up to 50 participants.
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Some fields are parched with drought, others so flooded that they swallow tractors.
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"Roy Moore flooded with fake Russian Twitter followers," reported The New York Post.
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Civil rights activists and celebrities flooded social media with tributes to Ms. Garner.
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After I was forced offstage, something unexpected happened: Notes of support flooded in.
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But the day I won the primary, the PAC checks just flooded in.
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As a result, heroin has flooded the streets of America, creating an epidemic.
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Responses flooded in – to the mosque, to me, to Abraham and his family.
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They lurk in toilets, swim in flooded streets and slither into people's homes.
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Rubber boats were also deployed in flooded areas, the disaster management agency said.
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From June 2015 to January 2017, nearly 70,000 borrower claims flooded the department.
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But that informal network of shelters is now flooded along the entire border.
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But unusually heavy rain on Friday afternoon flooded streets and slowed troop movements.
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The house has never flooded before, and it's 18 or 20 years old.
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Did you see the reflection of that neon sign in the flooded pothole?
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An uncanny cold flooded his body, seeming to rise from his own marrow.
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Its neighbor, New York City, could also see some areas flooded by 2100.
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In the wake of a failed relationship, I'm often flooded with if-onlys.
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Throwing more money at the liquidity flooded asset markets is not what's needed.
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He nosed his johnboat through Ivanhoe's currents toward his family's flooded trailer home.
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Financial decisions made when we are emotionally flooded are almost always ill-advised.
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Many other customers have flooded Bank of America's social media pages with complaints.
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Their ground-floor apartment flooded, and they had to be rescued by firefighters.
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As of Friday afternoon, libraries were still flooded with people applying for cards.
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Lorraine Moorehead was reflected in her flooded living room floor on St. Thomas.
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Her mouth flooded with saliva, and she knew she was going to vomit.
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After she posted, her social media pages were flooded with hundreds of comments.
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But state records show that the courts are becoming flooded with such lawsuits.
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Tailgaters flooded into Baton Rouge and a parade wound through the school's campus.
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But without a car, we can't go shopping as the cars are flooded.
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Record rains flooded rivers, pushed dams to their limits and caused several landslides.
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City officials urged flooded residents to head to their roofs, not their attics.
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The storm killed his neighbors, flooded roads and tore up bridges, he said.
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The massive storm flooded some cities, including Charleston, South Carolina, and Jacksonville, Florida.
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Thousands of users flooded her comments in support and shared their own experiences.
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"We lost our house, it was completely flooded," said resident Carmen Gloria Lamb.
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I picked myself up and returned to the tangle of the flooded forest.
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It said 1,283 homes were flooded and 517 were damaged, partially or totally.
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"The first seven years, we only flooded twice," Ms. Borg said on Tuesday.
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Friends, family and fans quickly flooded the comments section to wish them congratulations.
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Beira is still flooded, which makes it impossible to bury bodies, ICRC said.
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Because of this, the internet was flooded with memes mocking Beyoncé&aposs creation.
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Federal, state and local investigators flooded Schoharie to try to understand what happened.
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Several small cabins, where workers lived, were flooded and washed away, Interfax said.
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Houses that people planned to move back into later this month are flooded.
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Prathima Christdas, who lived in flooded Sea Gate, Brooklyn, lost her submerged car.
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Anies Baswedan told reporters after conducting an aerial survey over the flooded city.
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Many are now flooded, with the risk that waters were stirring dangerous sediment.
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A man pushes his bike past an upturned car on a flooded road.
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Unfortunately, due to the heavy rains this week, the cider bar is flooded.
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On the Abaco Islands, parts of the main city of Marsh Harbour flooded.
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Areas in Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures in northern Japan were also badly flooded.
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He flooded, and in that difference of degree is a difference in kind.
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CBD products flooded the market this year after Congress legalized hemp last December.
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Interstate 5 in the central Sacramento Valley was flooded briefly over the weekend.
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CT Tuesday, and the floor of the center was flooded within 20 minutes.
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A flooded home has to be fully dried before any waterproofing can start.
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During the oil boom years, Venezuelans flooded the island to shop and vacation.
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The post was flooded with comments from fans complimenting them on their beauty.
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The election aftermath quickly turned chaotic as polls closed and results flooded in.
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If key refining operations are flooded, it could take months to restore service.
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Volunteers scooped up wet cats caught up and left behind in flooded homes.
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Volunteers rescue residents and their pets from their flooded homes in New Bern.
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Women in pink hats and T-shirts flooded town hall meetings, demanding answers.
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Severe rain from Hurricane Dorian flooded the Grand Bahama International Airport on Monday.
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The AP reports that Grand Bahama's main hospital is "unusable" after being flooded.
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Record-breaking high tides flooded Venice three times in one week in November.
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Firefighters had to rescue motorists from their flooded vehicles, CNN affiliate KTVK reported.
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Sánchez said the Trump administration's zero-tolerance immigration policy flooded Southwest Key's shelters.
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This spring, the internet was flooded with merch celebrating the ongoing Mueller investigation.
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Then Lynette was flooded with all the anguish that music entailed for her.
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Hawaii DOT tweeted photos of downed trees and flooded roads on the island.
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Automakers and dealers have always flooded the airwaves with holiday ads in December.
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Maria badly flooded CañoMartin Peña, damaged homes and displaced hundreds of its residents.
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Rivers gushing downstream toward already flooded cities mean more homes are at risk.
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Negative comments flooded in on Twitter, as well as from conservative news outlets.
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Shortly after it was announced, my inbox was flooded with takes from economists.
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Competitors were undercut when liquidation sales flooded the market with deeply discounted goods.
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Rewind Rags-to-riches gangster films flooded the market in the early 1930s.
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Outages in the most flooded areas could last for several days, CenterPoint warned.
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In June 1993, Ms. Childs was found dead in a flooded Minneapolis apartment.
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Congratulations quickly flooded in from around the world and across the political spectrum.
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So the music flooded my brain in a way it wouldn't have otherwise.
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Dehydrated children, their condition made worse by malnutrition, flooded into her pediatric ward.
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The buildings we're examining have no visible floor; they've flooded, and we're swimming.
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However, some regions are flooded — heavy rains have flooded areas along the Mississippi River and other areas in the Southeast, including East Texas, Louisiana and southern Arkansas, said Tom Graziano of NOAA's National Water Center on a call with reporters Thursday.
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" The extent of the flooding in Jacksonville, driven by the hurricane's storm surge, heavy rains and high tides, "shocked" residents and officials alike, the governor said, adding, "So many areas that you would never have thought have flooded, have flooded.
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Why Elizabeth Warren's social media is flooded with snake emoji If you look at the social media posts of presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren today, you'll find they are flooded with comments of snake emoji alongside hashtags like #WarrenisaSnake and #NeverWarren.
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We divided residents in our sample into a nonflooded group and four flooded groups based on the depth of water in their block, which ranged from less than a foot for the least-flooded to about eight for the most.
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"We were in an extremely lucky pocket that wasn't flooded," she told Fox News.
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He didn&apost have an estimate of how many homes might have been flooded.
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A game canceled because of rain at the old Houston Astrodome (the streets flooded).
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The Washington Nationals' dugout flooded Tuesday night ahead of the MLB All-Star Game.
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New Orleans resident Angela Catalano, whose house is already flooded, said she was worried.
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On the way, we see a murmuration of starlings over a flooded rice field.
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We're talking flattened houses, lost lives, shattered power grids, flooded towns, forests destroyed—devastated.
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A handful of records I once paid $10 for flooded back from the ether.
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Over the past few weeks, we're guessing you've been flooded with 2016 haircut inspiration.
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As you'd imagine, Jessica says she got flooded with calls about a free puppy.
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Our planet would be flooded by unreliable communication, and distorted by shifts in power.
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All 12 boys and their soccer coach were eventually rescued from the flooded cave.
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But I flooded the s— out of the Internet with all of my work.
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Nine homes were destroyed, dozens more were damaged, while more than 500 were flooded.
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There was the mishandling of the Colorado mine crisis which flooded the Animas River.
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There have been two unverified photos posted that purport to show Lakewood Church flooded.
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The Blast also reported that Woods was "flooded" with brand opportunities since the incident.
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Medical facilities were especially hard hit, many left wind-damaged, flooded and short-staffed.
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More than a million migrants have flooded into Germany in the last 18 months.
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The industry was flooded with all manner of folk looking to strike it rich.
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Social media was flooded with remembrances and reactions immediately after news of Glenn's death.
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It's hard to find words, my mind is flooded with memories of him today.
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Enraged Parisians flooded the boulevards, overturning buses and cutting down trees to form barricades.
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Rescuers transport evacuees in a flat bottom boat through a flooded neighborhood of Houston.
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Rescuers transport evacuees in a flat bottom boat through a flooded neighborhood of Houston.
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More than 30,000 houses are flooded and as many as a million vehicles waterlogged.
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An aerial view of houses in a flooded area of Buzi on March 20.
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Right: A group of young girls play beside a flooded street drain in 21945.
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Maura Walbourne looks in at her flooded home in Conway, South Carolina, Sept. 23.
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Farmworkers in Kinston, North Carolina, woke up to find their camp flooded on Sept.
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Campaign propaganda has flooded social media in Brazil ahead of the run-off vote.
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But then it all came together, and the world flooded in a blue blaze.
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The flooded airport in the main commercial city Kochi has suspended operations until Aug.
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As People reports, French Polynesia was flooded with some familiar faces this past week.
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A girl stands in a flooded area in Fort Liberte, Haiti, on Sept. 8.
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People make their way out of a flooded neighborhood in Houston on Aug. 25.
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Two young girls are rescued from a flooded neighborhood in Houston on Aug. 2589.
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Earlier Monday, Johnson said, he'd helped rescue a woman trapped in a flooded car.
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Your brain is flooded with hormones, so that's making it tougher to think straight.
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LaTanya Stewart leaves her flooded apartment complex Saturday with a box of her possessions.
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This year has been no exception: Fashion-centric Halloween ideas flooded Instagram this weekend.
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On the first trading day of the new year, investors' old worries flooded back.
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I managed to show him a few important places, and pleasant memories flooded back.
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In fall 2014, a massive crop of sun-grown weed flooded the Seattle market.
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Hours of heavy rain on July 10 left many streets flooded, causing Louisiana Gov.
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In December, Kramer's apartment flooded to the point where it was no longer habitable.
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They also hacked Democratic campaign email servers and flooded social media with divisive propaganda.
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Soon, Scragg was flooded with messages from people offering to buy the grisly remains.
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This nation, predicated on its isolation and invulnerability, has been bombed, flooded, and burned.
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The entire southern tip of Vietnam could be flooded, according to Climate Central's projections.
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The #ThrivingAtCIA hashtag quickly became flooded with people offering critiques of the government agency.
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State subsidies for Air India mean some routes are flooded with too many seats.
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So far PETA's seen dogs in flooded yards, and some left crated inside homes.
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In 2008, more than 130,000 people perished when Cyclone Nargis flooded Myanmar's Irrawaddy Delta.
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Some had already flooded Twitter for days, marking #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay instead of the main event.
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Some of North Carolina's fatalities included victims who drowned after driving onto flooded roads.
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CNN meteorologists predict Kinston will be one of the next towns to be flooded.
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Celebrities flooded the comment sections of their posts with enthusiastic notes for the newlyweds.
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The icons depict melting sea ice, starving polar bears, dead trees, and flooded people.
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A pedestrian walks on a flooded street caused by heavy rain in Guangzhou city.
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At around the same time, Twitter was flooded with images from the counter-protest.
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Because ending net neutrality is incredibly unpopular, the site was immediately flooded with traffic.
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On May 16, those same online communities were flooded with posts resurfacing the conspiracy.
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So about this time of year my inbox gets flooded with junk from Sundance.
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Cities like Chicago, near states with permissive laws, would still be flooded with guns.
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Roads are flooded or covered with debris, and the cleanup efforts will be massive.
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Kobayashi was flooded with claims from Mt. Gox users, which he reviewed for legitimacy.
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We only saw some water come in through the back when our backyard flooded.
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The smartwatch category has suffered, in part, from a flooded market of likeminded devices.
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Capital has flooded in as readily as pilgrims flock to the shrine at Knock.
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In Karnataka, several structures at world heritage site Hampi, an ancient town, were flooded.
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During his inaugural flight, both his capsule and spacesuit flooded with seawater after splashdown.
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"When I tell someone I'm repairing a flooded car, they run away," Benoit says.
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Thousands of buyers from as far as Italy and Ecuador flooded Collected Works' website.
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"They say there were graveyards that got flooded here," Taylor said with a chuckle.
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Many roads, including vital highways and parkways, were submerged and businesses flooded and shuttered.
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The lungs become inflamed, while our air sacs become flooded with fluid and pus.
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Almost 33,000 Retweets piled up, and As You Are Intimates was flooded with orders.
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But when Dyn's systems were flooded with traffic, they couldn't serve up DNS requests.
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Burri activist Munzir Awad joined thousands in Khartoum who flooded the streets to celebrate.
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Boat out looking for anyone who may still be at flooded Greenspoint area apartment.
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When the images were revealed, social media feeds immediately flooded with praise and disappointment.
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That time a giant wave flooded New York *totally* only happened in the movies.
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According to attendees who flooded social media with complaints, the reality was much different.
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Five people whose homes were flooded were bunking down at his two-bedroom home.
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My bowels vacated, I am flooded with gratitude for my body and for infrastructure.
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Hours later, he flooded his rarely used Instagram account with grainy archival fashion photos.
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As smartphones have become ubiquitous, plenty of lower-cost options have flooded the market.
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It seems he and his buckets were no match against an entire flooded street.
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W.C. Fields couldn't have done it better, because they got flooded with pre-orders.
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"Additionally, they will conduct damage assessments of the hull and flooded areas," it said.
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Not every kitchen is as perfect as Ina Garten's light-flooded Hampton's prepping paradise.
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That rainfall is now rushing back through Mozambique further inundating the already flooded countryside.
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At first, Germans cheered the arrival of refugees as they flooded into the country.
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A torrent of cheap hoverboards constructed in China flooded the US marketplace in 2015.
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When you read the script, Jack and Rose run through the flooded dining room.
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State television reported that around 20 houses had been flooded, with others at risk.
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The scope of how many people are trapped in flooded homes remains unclear. Rep.
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The banks had been flooded with deposits after the government banned larger bank notes.
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The red carpet is flooded with amazing dresses, sharp suits, and really expensive updos.
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Last year, thousands of pink pussy hats flooded the nation during the Women's March.
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He said he knows what it's like to be flooded out of a home.
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A woman and her elderly parents were steeling themselves to flee their flooded house.
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Front yard after front yard is full of belongings brought out from flooded homes.
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Clarksdale has been flooded twice in the past six months, once following a tornado.
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Pictures on state media showed flooded streets, fallen trees and crushed cars in Xiamen.
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Too many people still think their vehicle is capable of traveling across flooded roads.
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The bodies were found as rescuers were pumping out water from the flooded mine.
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With much of Lower Manhattan flooded, he was making sure the generators were operating.
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Meanwhile, readers flooded my inbox with emails, some accusing me of picking on him.
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The subway crossing, known as the Canarsie tunnel, was flooded during the 2012 hurricane.
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British guns flooded the world—through the slave trade in West Africa and the
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They were caught in a narrow stream as sudden torrential rainstorm flooded the area.
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With every step I took away from the cell, I was flooded with relief.
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The jokes, which are a mainstay when it comes to Stereo critiques, flooded in.
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Supporters of Apple in its encryption fight with the FBI flooded the court Thursday.
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The rainfall has flooded roads, stranded motorists and closed Highway 99 and Highway 70.
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That storm left 30,000 residents homeless, flooded over 70,000 houses and destroyed 2,744 homes.
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Prime time television programming is flooded with graphic violence, sexualized comedy and bathroom humor.
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Watching the generic computer-animated "Ratchet & Clank," you're flooded with reminders of familiar characters.
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Rivers had flooded into roads, and you couldn't tell where either began or ended.
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This has effectively flooded grocery shelves with pork chops and hams, pushing prices down.
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New Orleans streets flooded Wednesday ahead of the first tropical storm of the season.
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After sharing the picture, Hayek's many fans immediately flooded the comments section with praise.
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Shortly after, he was seen by neighbors clearing debris from roads and flooded houses.
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The Citizens United decision flooded competitive districts with dark money ads from K Street.
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The synagogue's rabbi, Howard Buechler, high-fived the young adults as they flooded in.
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Beginning in 2011, exiled journalists flooded back into the country and started new publications.
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Donations have flooded in, and she's now raised £891 ($1,098) thanks to supportive strangers.
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It is painted bright pink and flooded with exuberant decorations, both inside and out.
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Butterfinger's social media pages have been flooded with negative comments about the new recipe.
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Across the ocean, Venice flooded with its second-highest tide on record last week.
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A broken dam at an iron mine has flooded a Brazilian city with mud.
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But the next day, another drumbeat of negative news about valuation flooded the media.
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Tourists flooded the streets of Paris to watch as smoke billowed from the structure.
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The divers navigated a series of dark, flooded tunnels for up to six hours.
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In recent years, Libya has been flooded by migrants hoping to travel to Europe.
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Some of Minaj's devotees flooded Thompson's social-media accounts with insults and death wishes.
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The school's offices and classrooms were flooded, she added, and some properties were destroyed.
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On YouTube and Twitter, the replies were flooded by people angry about the ad.
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Millions of gallons of sewage flooded Florida's streets due to flooding from Hurricane Irma.
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison's center that specializes in studying lakes is itself flooded.
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In the wake of the Parkland shooting, pro-gun Russian bots flooded the web.
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If in a flooded area stay where you are … at home or at work.
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A record $97.6 billion flooded into exchange-traded funds for U.S. stocks between Nov.
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It has also frequently flooded and received over $1 million in flood insurance payouts.
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As prices surged for late-model Ferraris, fleets of them flooded onto the market.
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As we began to film the scene, anxiety flooded my body like hot lava.
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When the bubble burst, everyone simultaneously needed revenue and flooded the market with inventory.
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The gates are flooded and anybody can have access to England and join in.
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His family's house smelled like raw sewage and was still flooded to the ankles.
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My apartment flooded, and I had to move out for a couple of weeks.
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He then dug his nails into his arm and flooded the cell with claret.
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