Trump on Puerto Rico: "The loss of life, it's always tragic, but it's been incredible the results we've had with respect to loss of life." pic.twitter.
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"The loss of life — it's always tragic — but it's been incredible the results that we've had with respect to loss of life," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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Worried & saddened to hear about injuries & loss of life.
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I'm much more nervous about the loss of life that could come with a 15 or 20% unemployment rate than I am about the loss of life that comes with CV-250.
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So relieved that there has been no loss of life.
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And yet, Hong Kong escaped without any loss of life.
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It was done with tremendous inefficiency and loss of life.
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The loss of life is not fully known, but growing.
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"Blumenthal added: "The unconscionable loss of life is our responsibility.
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And even more tragic will be the loss of life.
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He doesn't believe any loss of life has been inflated.
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"The appalling loss of life must stop -- now," Colville said.
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John W. Nicholson Jr., apologized for the loss of life.
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Four per cent of such collapses cause loss of life.
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It's a tragic loss of life among friends shamefully betrayed.
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"Most importantly, there is no loss of life," she added.
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"There are high fears of loss of life," he said.
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We mourn the loss of life and pray for the injured.
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"I know he's sympathetic to any loss of life," Conway said.
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"We are very upset by any loss of life," said James.
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This was usually without success and with great loss of life.
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How should we compare pain and suffering to loss of life?
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" Ellis said the incident was a "tragic, tragic loss of life.
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The pain of those grieving the loss of life goes unheard.
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The results that we've had with respect to loss of life.
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Certainly not in terms of the loss of life — that's obvious.
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You minimize the loss of life — and the loss of infrastructure.
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We cannot accept loss of life on our streets as inevitable.
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And the loss of life yet to come will be heartbreaking.
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"We have had loss of life all across this state," Gov.
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Humanity would have to intervene to avoid massive loss of life.
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We are deeply saddened by loss of life in #Gaza today.
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Officials said forced evacuations and preparations prevented greater loss of life.
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Any loss of life or injury in such a manner is tragic.
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"He clearly prevented additional injuries and potential loss of life," Anderson said.
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We are always saddened by the loss of life to gun violence.
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Not to compare equally the senseless loss of life to economic depression.
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We grieve, individually, and as a community, for this loss of life.
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To be sure, all those guards likely prevented greater loss of life.
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"Any loss of life is tragic," Norfolk Police Chief Michael said Saturday.
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This storm will and has the potential to cause loss of life.
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Fortunately, we did not suffer any property loss or loss of life.
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Dowdy believed that he'd accomplished the objective without any loss of life.
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We mourn for the unthinkable loss of life that took place today.
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"Any loss of life is tragic," he said at a press conference.
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It could cause a global catastrophe and an enormous loss of life.
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This number factors in loss of life, economic opportunity and damaged infrastructure.
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By putting people above politics, policymakers can prevent further loss of life.
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"It's a tragic loss of life among friends shamefully betrayed," Romney tweeted.
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Building community takes patience, time, and (sometimes) a regrettable loss of life.
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Finally, and most pressingly, is the issue of American loss of life.
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Mohammad Radmanish, said officials responded quickly and prevented any loss of life.
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The painful loss of life based on hate makes me so angry.
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This in turn reduces future loss of life and rising costs substantially.
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"This loss of life is tragic," Mr. Meehan said in a statement.
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"Will you take the matter seriously only when there's loss of life?"
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No loss of life, no invasion, no subordination, no thirst for retaliation.
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"The damage was $50,000, obviously not counting the loss of life," Bassett said.
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"The loss of life, it's always tragic, but it's been incredible," Trump said.
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A quake of this strength would cause extensive damage and loss of life.
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The huge loss of life, during peacetime, destabilized the country, and the Party.
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The loss of life and damage to the planet would be too great.
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Humanitarian efforts are turning to preventing further loss of life due to disease.
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For these terrorists, the greater the loss of life and destruction the better.
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"He doesn't believe any loss of life has been inflated," DeSantis's office stated.
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"Any loss of life is tragic," he said at the daily press conference.
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We have no fitting rituals for the idiotic loss of life to overdose.
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Certainly, we will mourn the loss of life and bemoan the economic fallout.
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That's more than three times the global loss of life expectancy from smoking.
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But failure would mean devastating loss of life and prolonged, widespread economic pain.
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Dismay at the tragic loss of life and lingering questions about what happened.
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But given the stakes of loss of life or liberty, that makes sense.
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Their colleagues miss their presence and are genuinely sad for the loss of life.
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There has been no loss of life or injury to anyone on-board. Phew.
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We too were shocked and saddened by the loss of life in San Bernardino.
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They&aposre not offering any sort of heartfelt comments on the loss of life.
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The crew managed to keep the ship from sinking, preventing further loss of life.
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" He continued: "There will be overwhelming damage and likely, a heartbreaking loss of life.
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In Charlottesville, I believe, this failure contributed to injury and tragic loss of life.
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Floyd by protecting the safety of their officers and preventing future loss of life.
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Germany expressed deep concern and urged immediate steps to prevent further loss of life.
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The agencies urged European governments to act rapidly to avoid further loss of life.
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Delay will be measured not just on balance sheets, but in loss of life.
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Any loss of life is a tragedy and we extend our deepest heartfelt condolences.
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We will get beyond this with minimum -- thank god, with minimum loss of life.
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I thought maybe there would be violence, and there would be loss of life.
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Any loss of life is tragic and causes anger and grief, but not cowardice.
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It was a tragic loss of life, and an act condemned by all Americans.
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That's a greater loss of life than caused by guns or motor vehicle accidents.
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The battle for Raqqa has been brutal, with major destruction and loss of life.
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"The loss of life we have seen is tragic and extremely concerning," she added.
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I can't look at it as Jack's loss of life just because, well, I'm Jack.
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But there will be less loss of life if an assault-style rifle isn't used.
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The British prime minister, Theresa May, said she was "concerned" about the loss of life.
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One day, self-driving vehicle technology should help drastically reduce this tragic loss of life.
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" "The loss of life and injuries — among civilians and Iraqi Security Forces — is deeply concerning.
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Politicians uniformly and very publicly mourned the loss of life and sent thoughts and prayers.
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"War and conflict and loss of life on a huge scale remain unlikely," Musgrave says.
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Oklahoma's Department of Emergency Management reported that there are no injuries or loss of life.
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And, with heavy hearts, they too often understand the sadness that accompanies loss of life.
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"I would rather inconvenience our residents" with evacuations than suffer loss of life, Gimenez said.
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The apparent loss of life of those aboard the plane today is devastating and cruel.
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Sayoc's arrest, without any injuries or loss of life, offered a pause in that criticism.
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Like millions of Americans, I've been shocked and angered by the senseless loss of life.
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It is a tragic loss of life, but a remarkable intelligence and law enforcement success.
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That loss of life would remain tragic, but more than 72,000 lives would be saved.
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"I think we have a watershed moment, in terms of loss of life," he said.
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It was the worst loss of life for American troops in the country this year.
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"There is no justification for the tragic loss of life that has occurred," he wrote.
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It was the worst loss of life for U.S. troops in the country this year.
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"There was no loss of life caused by restrictions," said Rohit Kansal, a government official.
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It would be a loss of life unlike any we have experienced in our lifetime.
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"Tragic, tragic loss of life," he continued, appearing to be on the verge of tears.
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The attack was symbolically significant but resulted in limited damage and no loss of life.
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Only then can we overcome the challenges and minimize the carnage and loss of life.
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She said the loss of life was "overwhelming," noting it became very "personal" for her.
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Instead it leads to a path towards poverty, unemployment, and potentially tragic loss of life.
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These companies' actions (or sometimes, lack of action) have led to loss of life and limb.
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"This is such a tragic loss of life," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement.
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Conflict can erupt at any moment, with consequences ranging from solitary confinement to loss of life.
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In contrast, a sensible government reaction to Florence probably helped limit damage and loss of life.
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It will be a moving reminder of the loss of life here on December 103th, 1941.
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Now Sterling's family is "grieving and mourning for an unnecessary loss of life," the attorney said.
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Loss of life was likely minimized by the earthquake's location, but also its depth, officials said.
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We mourn the loss of life and want justice for all those whose lives were affected.
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You know, one of those movies about a real attack and the resulting loss of life.
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"Tragic, tragic loss of life," Gaston County Sheriff Alan Cloninger said, according to CNN affiliate WSOC.
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"The responsibility for the destruction and the loss of life will be on Hamas," Liberman said.
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The potential for storm surge, flooding, loss of life and severe property damage continues to exist.
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And regardless of who undertakes it, they said, there would be a high loss of life.
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Scroll down to see photos of how locals came together to mourn Saturday's loss of life.
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In an afternoon message posted to Facebook, Mr. Trump expressed grief over the loss of life.
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He has neglected to address the pain, suffering, loss of life and disruption caused by Harvey.
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Garcetti said he was worried about the irreplaceable loss of life that's predicted in this outbreak.
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It was the worst loss of life on a vessel in American waters in four decades.
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"I don't know that I've ever seen a crash with this much loss of life," Capt.
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Such action could potentially result in loss of life, which would likely anger Hongkongers even more.
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And yet, rarely is there such breathless panic over that yearly flu-related loss of life.
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He told me he struggled with balancing the loss of jobs against the loss of life.
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Intense winds have not only helped the fires spread, they have led to loss of life.
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A lynching, unlike, say, a terrorist attack, does not depend on maximizing the loss of life.
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Mr. Reagan, furious at the loss of life, accused Moscow of deliberately targeting the civilian airliner.
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Trump called off a retaliatory strike at the last minute over fears of loss of life.
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That callous disregard for most characters' loss of life marks many Hollywood action films, I know.
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"Black Lives Matter isn't just about the loss of life, which is always terrible" Ramsey says.
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The death toll stands as the greatest loss of life from a single wildfire in California history.
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The loss of life is mind-boggling and having to search through total neighborhoods with cadaver dogs.
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Artistic responses to destruction are not always positively received, particularly when they dwell on loss of life.
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The costs of gun violence, the loss of life, all the expense to our health care system.
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You've had the largest loss of life, other than 9/11, in an aviation accident in decades.
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Not enough quite enough money to stave off massive rioting, looting, and loss of life, it appears.
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"Some were wounded and there was loss of life," police spokesman Morya Kaba said on state television.
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Now is not the time to debate what type of life or loss of life means more.
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Besides dealing with the tragic loss of life, how would I have explained that to my boss?
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There are well-established relationships between passing common sense gun laws and reducing the loss of life.
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We need to say we will not tolerate such incredible loss of life for one day more.
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"We deplore the loss of life and injuries that have been reported," it said in a statement.
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The pole broke, the line sagged, "and unfortunately our elephants got electrocuted leading to loss of life."
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The loss of life has been relatively low, and so has the devastation to cities and towns.
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Not to denigrate the loss of life, but this might give us some hope from something terrible.
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Outside of the loss of life, for Iranians but also many others, nothing could be more painful.
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This includes loss of life, addiction treatment, court costs and medical care (hearing loss is not mentioned).
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It was the largest loss of life for Russia since it intervened in the Syrian civil war.
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A single-payer "Medicare for all" system would end this needless loss of life and life savings.
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The loss of life, and obviously it would hit [unintelligible] Russia [unintelligible] start World War III, as well.
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It was a powerful ad, full of drama as a mother grieves over her child's loss of life.
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That delay in starting the search and rescue operation resulted in significant loss of life, the commission found.
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"Any loss of life is tragic, but the reported circumstances surrounding this incident are heartbreaking," the statement said.
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"Simply because there is a loss of life does not mean it&aposs anybody&aposs fault," Yakely said.
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The new UniversityCity Bridge, which was under construction, experienced a catastrophic collapse causing injuries and loss of life.
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"We must all pray and hope for no more loss of life," he said, reported the Associated Press.
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Alford believes that this may have prevented significant loss of life by containing the force of the blast.
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"We have not had a loss of life in a town that is totally under water," McCrory said.
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The former US attorney compared the loss of life to opioids to the terror attacks of September 11.
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During the campaign and since taking office, Trump has spoken about the loss of life to opioid addiction.
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Police had arrested people involved in violence that resulted in loss of life and properties, according to Fana.
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The task ahead of them: resolution of a series of dangerous situations, with the minimum loss of life.
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"Everyone is working long hours and trying to come to terms with horrible loss of life," Buschow said.
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Indeed, some analysts of the conditions in Puerto Rico worry the loss of life might be even greater.
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Residents in-and-around this particular fire have suffered enormous damages, loss of life, and anxiety and suffering.
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While both were life-threatening storms, the greatest destruction and loss of life was in poor, remote locations.
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The loss of life is always tragic no matter the circumstances and our condolences are with the family.
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The president said he called off those strikes over concern about the loss of life they would cause.
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Eric L. Olson: Honduran prisons have long been plagued by tragic levels of violence and loss of life.
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But there is also preventing loss of life at the sea and political stability in Italy to consider.
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These killings have an impact that is way beyond the loss of life and loss of loved ones.
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"So far, there has been no loss of life reported," the governor of Qeshm, Alireza Nasri, told IRNA.
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" He added: "Improving the aging infrastructure and preventing loss of life from typhoon damage is money well spent.
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Four other students were injured, but police say Howell&aposs actions prevented more injuries or loss of life.
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This loss of life, ultimately, was the result of an underfunded, aging and ill-maintained transit safety system.
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The incident was the single biggest loss of life suffered by the French armed forces since the 1980s.
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"The magnitude and ripple effects of the pain caused by the loss of life is immeasurable," prosecutors wrote.
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These natural barriers protect coastlines from severe flooding, erosion, property damage, and loss of life during storm surges.
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"This is clearly the biggest loss of life we've had in my state in a while," he said.
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Since 1990, at least 20 traffic accidents have occurred there, many of them involving the loss of life.
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"As a campus community, we share grief over this tragic loss of life," Watkins said in a statement.
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This tribute was never meant to only symbolize America, it was meant to symbolize the loss of life, period.
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There have been injuries and loss of life, but officials said they have not yet determined to what extent.
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The fire's slow progress kept down the immediate loss of life: reports varied from no fatalities to a handful.
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The attacks in the Gulf did not result in loss of life, and Iran's nuclear steps are all reversible.
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Coastal hurricanes bring storm surge with them, causing flooding and much other damage to property and loss of life.
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The end result is loss: loss of trust, loss of dignity and, in the worst case, loss of life.
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"This loss of life is tragic and painful for all of us, particularly all of us who are parents."
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"Failure to adequately shelter may result in serious injury or loss of life," the service said in an advisory.
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The loss of life in Puerto Rico is sure to rise from 16, as rescuers reach more remote areas.
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"Very heroic actions by Marcus to jump in, and definitely could have prevented further loss of life," Mina said.
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Our collective trauma derives from the unspeakably tragic loss of life, but also the disruption of this communal space.
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The toll had already marked the greatest loss of life from a California mudslide in at least 13 years.
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It became obvious that if that had happened there would have been a tremendous loss of life and destruction.
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As we have seen, our adversaries seek to inflict not only grievous loss of life, but lasting psychological harm.
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Each of these disasters brought a devastating loss of life, the wholesale destruction of property, and massive recovery costs.
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The investigation prevented an attack "that could have resulted in significant injury or loss of life," the FBI said.
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Even as his officers fought terror in the streets — the worst loss of life for law enforcement since Sept.
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" European Parliament President Antonio Tajani tweeted: "Heartbreaking loss of life in the cowardly massacre that took place in Egypt.
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"We are saddened by the loss of life and our hearts go out to all those affected," Abbott said.
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"Don't you think you're risking a human rights disaster here and potentially a mass loss of life?" he asked.
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Questions remained about whether the country's notoriously inefficient bureaucracy could have done more to reduce the loss of life.
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Increasing troop strength without a meaningful strategy leads to endless conflict and more loss of life on every side.
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To be ill-prepared for any reason is dumb and just prolongs a war, yielding pointless loss of life.
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The loss of life in the Sunday crash poses serious safety questions for Boeing and regulators investigating the incidents.
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"To see our aircraft on the ground, knowing we have had such loss of life was devastating," he said.
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It is right that this terrible incident and huge loss of life is fully investigated, including for legal culpability.
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Trends suggest the aggregate loss of life in Puerto Rico is slowing and may have normalized, Santos told me.
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Mountains of food, time sensitive medication, and replacement electronic components would be needed to avoid catastrophic loss of life.
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The end result is loss — loss of trust, loss of dignity, and in the worst case, loss of life.
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However, unlike Jon Snow, Arya hasn't always had the same moral code when it comes to the loss of life.
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"We regret the loss of life of police officers who were carrying out their duties," state Governor Jose Vielma tweeted.
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DeSantis, also "doesn't believe any loss of life has been inflated," according to Stephen Lawson, a spokesman for his campaign.
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"We are saddened by the loss of life and our hearts go out to all those affected," their statement said.
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They set out seven different ways in which space rocks could cause "loss of life", which we&aposve listed below.
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We are saddened by the tragic loss of life and extend our deepest condolences to Mr. Komisarchik's family and friends.
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Deputy Blaine Gaskill was credited with preventing any more loss of life during a school shooting in Maryland in March.
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A conflict could be over in minutes before anyone could stop it, and with mass devastation and loss of life.
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They are vital for farmers in India, Nepal, and Bangladesh but cause loss of life and property damage every year.
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" Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf issued a statement saying, "We must all pray and hope for no more loss of life.
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If you're just gonna talk about the loss of life, there's an equivalence there, forget about the differences in numbers.
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"We want to improve safety in fire, and we want to reduce the loss of life in fire," Hoehler says.
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In Puerto Rico's rainforest, scientists have observed an astounding loss of life at the very base of the food web.
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A repeat "would probably lead to considerable loss of life and economic damages approaching a trillion dollars", the study said.
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Any failure to end this despicable aid blockade will result in significant loss of life -- indeed, it likely already has.
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"I think it was the right employment of a weapon system ... to avoid the more extensive loss of life," Gen.
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The loss of life will inevitably direct attention towards the deadly consequences of a giant earthquake striking the Tokyo area.
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How can this loss of life, at this enormous expense and this increased complication with other nations, further our interests?
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Police credit a quick-thinking customer who wrestled the gun away from the suspect for preventing more loss of life.
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He also stressed that in the 12 days since the announcement there has not been a single loss of life.
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One thing is now clear: A Category 1 cyberattack that involves loss of life isn't just for the movies anymore.
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They will bring humanity back to our treatment of women and children seeking asylum and prevent needless loss of life.
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Serious injury or loss of life was avoided because the drones in question struck the aircrafts' fuselage and wing respectively.
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"Any loss of life regardless of the circumstances is truly a tragic and sad event for all involved," he said.
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Sea rescues and repatriations, as well as the loss of life, have become a regular hallmark of the migrant crisis.
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"We grieve for the terrible loss of life," Trump later said at the White House at a previously scheduled event.
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We regret this tragic loss of life of our partners and are committed to improvement every day with every mission.
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Hundreds were trapped in a dark, watery tomb below her decks, marking the second-greatest loss of life that day.
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Without that support, we face a critical backsliding in our efforts that could result in the needless loss of life.
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"We are stunned by this terrible loss of life," Lise Grande, the humanitarian coordinator for Iraq, said in a statement.
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He makes a series of grievous mistakes that harm large numbers of people, sometimes resulting in great loss of life.
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Hussain's family expressed condolences to relatives of the victims and said it was "utterly devastated" by the loss of life.
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" Davis Mayor Brett Lee said, "The entire City Council is grief-stricken and heartbroken at this senseless loss of life.
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"We are shocked and saddened at the loss of life and injuries which occurred," the company said in a statement.
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The Agency for Health Care Administration said the responsibility for the loss of life ultimately belonged to the nursing home.
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"While both were life-threatening storms, the greatest destruction and loss of life was in poor, remote locations," she writes.
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Many tribes experienced great loss of life, land and culture as a result of state and federal laws and actions.
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"We are always saddened by the loss of life to gun violence," San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said on Twitter.
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"Our thoughts are with those who have lost a great deal, fortunately there's been no loss of life," Morrison said.
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In this scenario the greater long-term danger outweighs the near-term loss of life in a non-nuclear conflict.
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Dan Dreiberg and Doctor Manhattan, decides that revealing the plan would only cause more destruction and more loss of life.
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State Relief Commissioner P.H. Kurian said the biggest loss of life came Thursday when 10 people died in a landslide.
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Every week brings news that the loss of life in Puerto Rico was far greater than the Trump administration claims.
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But for Puerto Rico to be the next Greensburg and to avoid more destruction and loss of life and property.
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Or would the loss of all future human civilization — beyond the immediate loss of life — be what we should mourn?
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Any other move would lead to bloodshed and loss of life in both Palestine and Israel and inflame the region.
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In times of disaster, there are consequences that are obvious, such as loss of property and dramatic loss of life.
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In an interview last year after the Flight 610 crash, he did not express condolences for the loss of life.
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It's a very complicated situation, but the war has been terribly managed, and certainly there's been massive loss of life.
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A great fight has taken place with the Indians at Wounded Knee Creek, and there has been much loss of life.
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We mourn with those who mourn, we grieve with those who grieve, and we are saddened at the loss of life.
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An Iranian supertanker hit a container ship in the Singapore Strait, with no loss of life or pollution, in August 2016.
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Back-to-back earthquakes this week in Ecuador and Japan have devastated those regions, inflicting heavy loss of life and property.
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Oaxaca has so far experienced the greatest loss of life, with at least 2260 people confirmed killed as of Friday evening.
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He expresses his profound sadness at the loss of life and wishes healing to the friends and families of the bereaved.
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Perhaps its most significant impact in the United States, and certainly the greatest loss of life, occurred inland in North Carolina.
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"I'm in deep mourning for the loss of life and violence and for the continued hijacking of my religion," she says.
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Five years later, a second encounter between Su-15s and a Korean airliner would result in a heavier loss of life.
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We grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack.
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The Palestinians I would say are in a tough spot and, of course, we believe all loss of life is bad.
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So they want you to do that, so the outrage and the focus is put on -- OK, the loss of life.
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In proportion to its population, the Netherlands suffered a heavier loss of life that day than the US did in 217.
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It can also become fatal to humans, though this is not as widespread as the loss of life to marine animals.
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Investigators also say the company appears to have cut corners on construction that may have contributed to the loss of life.
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"This is a horrific attack that was targeted at ordinary people and has caused an appalling loss of life," Rahman said.
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Apart from the loss of life he hopes to end, he heralded an era of investment that could come from peace.
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It's a particularly stringent requirement, especially since each Space Shuttle flight had a 1 in 80 chance of loss of life.
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"Any loss of life is tragic, but the loss of a young person is particularly difficult," Mayor Andrew J. Ginther said.
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The results that we've had with respect to loss of life -- people can't believe how successful that has been, relatively speaking.
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This spate of violence is tragic for Europe, as is any loss of life or instance of large-scale gun violence.
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But, through the magic of "Rewind," I was able to retry the sequence and advance, unscathed, with no loss of life.
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A United Nations official is predicting the "biggest loss of life of the 21st century," leaving thousands with nowhere to go.
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In either case, it was the single biggest loss of life among the country's 2,1593 nongovernmental organizations in over a year.
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Rhona Daoang, a spokeswoman for the Ilocos Norte provincial government, said it was taking measures to prevent widespread loss of life.
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The announcement was almost certainly an acknowledgment of the largest loss of life aboard a submarine in nearly two decades. Capt.
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Beyond the loss of life, the Kurdistan Regional Government lost face over the rapid withdrawals by their pesh merga security forces.
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Indeed, McConnell hardly even pretends to care about the huge loss of life that his inaction and the gun lobby enable.
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Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, the chief minister of Punjab, expressed his grief over the loss of life, said an aide, Salman Sufi.
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Nuclear weapons the North could use obviously bring added risks but even without them the loss of life could be significant.
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Tillerson: We offer condolences to the loss of life & the injuries that have occurred to so many innocent people yet again.
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All the research, data, and frankly, common sense, point to this as a way to prevent injury and loss of life.
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The simulation covers everything from the amount of smoke from burning cities to loss of life from fires, radiation, and starvation.
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The South, facing catastrophic loss of life and mass destruction on a European scale, wrote its own history of the war.
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The newspaper set out, the editors said, to document how Europe's border policies had contributed to this enormous loss of life.
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"All of us are praying for those families and are very distressed at the loss of life in this situation," Waters said.
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But beyond our borders, many countries experience unparalleled suffering and loss of life due to extreme poverty, disease, natural disasters, and conflict.
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"Without question, the loss of life, homes and businesses during these devastating wildfires is heartbreaking," the company said in a statement Thursday.
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We are facing a loss of life on a scale last seen 66 million years ago, when the dinosaurs were wiped out.
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Our thanks go to the first responders who prevented even greater loss of life and the well-wishers who have supported us.
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It's not a stretch to think a loss of life or some sort of serious injury could have occurred outside that venue.
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"All players around the world are also asked to wear black armbands in memory of the tragic loss of life," FIFA added.
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One ends with loss of naivete, the second ends with loss of innocence, and the third ends with loss of life itself.
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"We are saddened by the loss of life and our hearts go out to all those affected," Abbott said in a statement.
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"We all join our Taiwanese-American community here in Los Angeles to mourn this tragic loss of life," Mayor Eric Garcetti said.
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"It is always a tragedy when there is a loss of life," Stuart London, a lawyer for Pantaleo, said in a statement.
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A spokesman for Hammami Livestock which owns the Youzarsif H said there had been no loss of life on board the vessel.
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I might not recall all the names now, but I do remember the wanton carnage, and the wasteful, wasteful loss of life.
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Mr Littlefield thinks of these robots as pawns to be put in harm's way without risking loss of life or great treasure.
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Mnangagwa on Friday dismissed foreign criticism, saying while he regretted the loss of life, security forces needed to protect property and citizens.
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In extreme cases, like when there is the potential for ransomware to cause loss of life, the hackers faced a different dilemma.
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"We grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack," Trump said.
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She emphasized the need to invest in protecting people from disasters and helping communities organize themselves better to prevent loss of life.
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"I know that the money is not going to do anything for the actual loss of life," he told CNN's Van Jones.
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For devices that affect the world in a direct physical manner -- cars, pacemakers, thermostats -- the risks include loss of life and property.
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Aleppo is in the news daily as the world watches the horrors of daily bombings of civilians amid incalculable loss of life.
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"This tragic loss of life should remind everyone of the grave risks involved when keeping US military in Syria," retired Lt. Col.
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But there may be an end to the loss of life: The safety net that Hines has fought for is under construction.
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We also call on leaders on both sides to do all in their power to prevent further injuries and loss of life.
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It achieved the purpose it was going to get, save the loss of life that we suffered and the injuries that occurred.
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Hopefully this does not result in more loss of life and tragedy in any form like what happened at Marjory Stoneman Douglas.
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Still, the federal government has no formal control over one crucial area of limiting potential damage and loss of life: issuing evacuations.
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" Still, he acknowledged that is "hard to ever call something a complete success when you have loss of life or people injured.
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Of the 1,196 sailors and Marines onboard, only 316 survived — the Navy's greatest single loss of life at sea in its history.
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"Our entire nation mourns the loss of life, prays for the wounded, and stands in solidarity with the Jewish community," he said.
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"There was a timeline given and we believed that there was imminent loss of life that we needed to prevent," Mina said.
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But along with the tragic loss of life, the epidemic has another consequence: a record-high uptick in organs available for donation.
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Will the Trump administration eventually step up and take action against the potential loss of life that could be caused by biological threats?
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For me, it's not so much the Kobe Bryant story, but the collective loss of life—the tragedy of losing children and parents.
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" He continued, "We are very grateful that multi-agency cooperation was able to quickly resolve this issue without any further loss of life.
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Set largely in England, these ten elegiac tales depict loss of innocence, loss of memory, loss of love and, acutely, loss of life.
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This gets a lot of headline particularly because of the loss of life, but there are other indications that are much more positive.
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The boat's driver will be charged with reckless driving causing loss of life and overloading the boat beyond its safety limit, said Surapong.
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And I hate to even suggest it, but 2017 may be the year that loss of life occurs because of an IoT hack.
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It appears that you are currently raising funds in order to take part in activities that are likely to cause loss of life.
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I learned from Katrina that there is a 72-hour window in the wake of catastrophic flooding to avoid unnecessary loss of life.
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Thirty-three men died in the accident; it was the second-worst loss of life ever to occur on a New York waterway.
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"If Italy and the EU continue to place politics above people's lives, it will only lead to more loss of life," Vimard said.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology The transportation industry is associated with high maintenance costs, disasters, accidents, injuries and loss of life.
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The tragic loss of life and enormous impact on society and the economy are more than enough justification to urge policymakers into action.
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"The recent accidents are absolutely tragic, and we are saddened by the untimely loss of life," spokesman Lee Silberstein said in a statement.
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The country and the team were forced to grapple with the loss of life, along with the gaping hole left in Zambian soccer.
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But I don't think the President can ever be satisfied when there is a loss of life from men and women in uniform.
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As the water recedes, the damage will become more starkly apparent and we can only hope that the loss of life remains minimal.
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They both made the difficult decision to go to war, where the outcome was uncertain and the loss of life would be high.
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If it were to fail, it would cover the city of Dallas in 50 feet of water, resulting in significant loss of life.
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There is a strong understanding in the US that the best time to prevent the loss of life is before a tragedy happens.
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Would it be able to sense an enemy's wavering determination, for instance, and call off an attack to prevent unnecessary loss of life?
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" It adds: "While the family grieves for this loss of life and light, two of their children continue to recover at the hospital.
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It's also the grievous loss of life, widespread panic, and uncertainty surrounding epidemics—the effects of which linger long after the outbreak subsides.
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The loss of life, yes, but also the erosion of meaning that accompanies the fading of experience into memory and memory into nothing.
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Will be calling the President of Egypt in a short while to discuss the tragic terrorist attack, with so much loss of life.
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"This cannot be another example of inaction in the face of such loss of life," said Champa Patel, Amnesty International's South Asia Director.
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"We are saddened by the loss of life and our hearts go out to all those affected," Governor Abbott said in a statement.
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Despite the loss of power to most of the island, damage and loss of life on Puerto Rico was far less than feared.
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"These air strikes were not approved by the coalition and led to the unfortunate loss of life of our partner forces," he added.
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"Deeply saddened to learn of the potential loss of life and wishing for the safety of all residents and first responders," he tweeted.
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But companies also say the damage to property and temporary productivity slow-downs are economic curses, even before considering the loss of life.
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Unfortunately, removal of tumors too often leads to impotence, incontinence and a range of other troubling outcomes, including the rare loss of life.
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The loss of life on this volcano is very sad, & a huge reminder of why studying these forces of nature is so critical.
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Lung cancer remains the leading cancer killer in this country — any action that can reduce that tragic loss of life must be taken.
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Only one accident has led to significant loss of life from radiation, and that was Chernobyl, a plant that had no containment building.
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Even tropical storms, with winds too weak to register on the Saffir-Simpson scale, can result in serious damage and loss of life.
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Generals were not adverse to retreating if it meant minimizing loss of life, especially since nearby themes could swiftly come to their aid.
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Al-Raai school located in Sana'a was affected by airstrikes hitting a nearby warehouse with a loss of life and many injuries on Sunday.
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Brian Rice, president of the California Professional Firefighters, called Trump's statement "ill-timed" given the loss of life and ongoing search for missing people.
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A "catastrophic" warning carries the risk of significant loss of life and the destruction of many homes, according to the NSW Rural Fire Service.
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"Today's collapse was a tragedy, and our hearts break for the loss of life," New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said in a Saturday statement.
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The duo fear their work will be undercut by the gag rule, while its poor implementation could result in a significant loss of life.
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"My suspicion is that if he could have shot more individuals this incident would have resulted in a greater loss of life," Gahler said.
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Ron DeSantis, who's running for governor, told NBC's Ali Vitali that DeSantis "doesn't believe any loss of life has been inflated," as POTUS claimed.
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" Obama added: "So as tough, as hard, as depressing as the loss of life was this week, we've got a foundation to build on.
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US regret for 'unintentional loss of life' The strikes occurred Saturday in a part of eastern Syria that is not covered by the ceasefire.
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"We grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack," Trump said.
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MOLLIE HEMINGWAY, THE FEDERALIST: I think it is awful to see what we saw, the loss of life with so many Palestinians being killed.
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The Post says that the attack was "crippling to Iran's military command and control systems," but did not result in any loss of life.
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But what happened has made me think, long and hard, about what steps we must take to prevent such entirely unnecessary loss of life.
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"Absent a catastrophic loss of life or property, there will be zero reaction from the Oklahoma House or Senate," he said in an interview.
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That type of disruption, combined with a person faced with a life-threatening condition, has the potential to result in the loss of life.
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"While there was no loss of life, it was the equivalent of using a nuclear bomb to achieve a small tactical victory," Bossert says.
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It was the worst loss of life in a domestic blaze in Britain since World War II and sparked nationwide grief and soul-searching.
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"Along with every American, I am sickened by the pictures of the carnage, by the injuries, and by the loss of life," Kasich said.
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"Very heroic actions by Marcus to jump in, and definitely could've prevented further loss of life," Mina said in a press conference Saturday morning.
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Earlier on Saturday, the military council said FFC would bear the responsibility for any loss of life or damage resulting from the planned protests.
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But it is expected to cause widespread property damages, millions of power outages and possible loss of life in the Carolinas, Virginia and Georgia.
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All these reforms will help to make our states less susceptible to the terrible loss of life and property that has occurred this year.
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" Australia's foreign minister Julie Bishop said her government expressed "deep regret and sadness over the loss of life and injury during the continuing protests.
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"You had a loss of life and officers putting themselves in danger," Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum, told me.
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"The loss of homes and burning of precious land is heartbreaking but the loss of life is truly devastating," press secretary Sarah Sanders said.
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"We grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack," Trump said.
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President Obama telephoned President Erdogan from Air Force One on Wednesday to express his condolences for the loss of life and offer America's help.
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" On Twitter, Vice President Mike Pence wrote: "Saddened to hear of the shooting in N. California, the loss of life & injuries, including innocent children.
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"(The imam's) bravery and courage helped calm the immediate situation after the incident and prevented further injuries and potential loss of life," he said.
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This was a preventable calamity, and each time I return to Haiti to conduct field assessments, I am devastated by the loss of life.
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Biden visited the parliament building in Ankara bombed during the coup by rogue pilots in commandeered jets, expressing dismay at the loss of life.
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While Garcetti is concerned about the economic fallout, he's mostly worried about the irreplaceable loss of life that's predicted in this pandemic, he said.
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The United States acknowledged errors in that episode and expressed regret for the loss of life but did not hold any service members accountable.
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Mr. Skerrit said residents had taken the risk seriously, and many evacuated to shelters before the storm hit, which mitigated the loss of life.
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And now I think the best thing is to prevent more loss of life rather than open things up because we just don't know.
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The missile struck Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, causing the worst single loss of life for civilians during the now four-year-old Ukraine war.
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Other than the Ethiopian Airlines crash, there were four other incidents in 2019 that caused the loss of life of more than 7373 people.
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"I am heartbroken for this tragic loss of life and my prayers are with Debra's family and friends," Chief Baker said in the statement.
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The two recent shipwrecks occurred on Friday and Sunday, though details about the extent of the loss of life were not released until Tuesday.
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At the news conference, Garinger noted that the loss of life will be felt across Canada -- and by the players' host families as well.
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The strikes resulted in no American or Iraqi casualties, leading some to believe that they had been deliberately planned to avoid loss of life.
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Under Kansas workers' compensation law, the payout to Jenkinson's and Lever's families for the loss of life was $2,500 each, one longtime worker remembered.
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Mumbai has been hit this year by incessant rains and flooding, causing loss of life and property and halting essential services like local transport.
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"We go out of our way to always do everything humanly possible to reduce loss of life or injury among innocent people," he said.
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Despite the heavy loss of life during the 1979 conflict, the Vietnamese government has, until this year, downplayed the anniversary of the border war.
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"It's been incredible the results that we've had with respect to loss of life," he said when he visited the island on October 22015.
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It's possible that even an escorted ship hits a mine — or one is planted on it — causing an explosion and potential loss of life.
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"Deeply saddened to hear of the shooting in Northern California, the loss of life, including innocent children," Vice President Mike Pence said on Twitter.
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He went to Dany looking for her to acknowledge that the cost of her getting the crown was a huge and terrible loss of life.
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A fault in a Soyuz rocket booster has resulted in an aborted crew mission to the International Space Station, but fortunately no loss of life.
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"Ron DeSantis is committed to standing with the Puerto Rican community, especially after such a tragic loss of life," Lawson said in an emailed statement.
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Police have since sealed off the building and with the assistance of state and federal regulators opened a criminal investigation into the loss of life.
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For along with the tragic loss of life, a part of Iran's history was lost, and so was a part of my very own history.
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It recommended greater oversight of the hot air balloon industry, saying it was concerned about the potential for great loss of life without more regulation.
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" The EU's high representative for foreign affairs, Federica Mogherini, called for all involved to "act with the utmost restraint to avoid further loss of life.
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He told CNN affiliate WJBF that any person who participates in a felony that results in loss of life can be charged with that crime.
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Had 300 people been killed in the shadow of Big Ben, how much time would the majority of Americans spend mourning the loss of life?
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"It ended rather tragically but it could have had a completely different ending with a significantly greater loss of life," said deputy commissioner Mike Cabana.
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"No state can justify subjecting some people to cruelty and abuse to prevent loss of life, never mind to reduce migration numbers," the report said.
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Around 500 adults and children died on the voyage, according to survivor and official estimates, the largest loss of life in the Mediterranean in 5003.
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The nation's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif "expressed deep grief over the heavy loss of life," and cut short a trip to London to return home.
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There was a collision involving an NITC-operated supertanker in the Singapore Strait in August 2016, but there was no loss of life or pollution.
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"I am terribly saddened by this accident, by the loss of life and that people were injured enjoying Ohio's fair," he said in a statement.
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"I am terribly saddened by this accident, by the loss of life and that people were injured enjoying Ohio's fair," he said in a statement.
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Though there was no loss of life, the storm battered the city's buildings, causing more than $1 billion in insurance claims according to some estimates.
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"Ron DeSantis is committed to standing with the Puerto Rican community, especially after such a tragic loss of life," his campaign said in a statement.
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Failing to cut greenhouse gas emissions will lead to yet more damage, loss of life, degradation of human health, and weakening of Earth's interconnected systems.
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At its most extreme, there can be a loss of life through suicide and the carry-over effects of bereavement on that person's loved ones.
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Duterte has railed against U.S. expressions of concerns about the high loss of life in his campaign against drugs and Washington's calls for due process.
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DeSantis, who stepped down from his House seat earlier this week, does not believe "any loss of life has been inflated," according to his campaign.
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This has been a season of tragedy for Americans, who have endured shocking loss of life caused by hurricanes, epic floods and a mass murderer.
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"I was deeply saddened to learn of the loss of life and the devastation following the recent terrible floods caused by Hurricane Harvey," she said.
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"The loss of life is a tragedy, no matter the circumstances, and I extend my condolences to the victims in this incident," Mr. Jackson said.
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He and others are careful to say they're not celebrating the loss of life, or that we've solved the climate crisis because pollution is down.
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There are two things in life that you should be able to handle because they're sort of inevitable: Loss of life and loss of love.
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They are comparable in the sense that both have the capability to strike each other's territories and cause immense damage and massive loss of life.
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While traces of these migrations seem subtle or hidden, they are portents of the rapacious extraction of resources and loss of life that eventually followed.
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"Alabama will not stand for the loss of life in our state, and with this heinous crime, we must respond with punishment," the statement said.
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"This horrific loss of life is a painful reminder of the threats that Quetta's Hazara community continues to face," Amnesty International said in a statement.
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" Local Police Chief Danny Baker said that he was "heartbroken for this tragic loss of life and my prayers are with Debra's family and friends.
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Air Force officials said that although they were deeply saddened by the loss of life, the aerial exercises for the March 23 parade would continue.
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The most deaths in one incident was when a Boeing 22019 Max crashed in Ethiopia on March 210 causing loss of life to 2100 people.
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And with summer heat waves potentially becoming more dangerous in the coming decades, the potential for loss of life will likely only grow from here.
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Set a comprehensive U.S. cybersecurity strategy to secure against cyberattacks that might lower U.S. citizens' standard of living or result in the loss of life.
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In addition to the heartbreaking loss of life, damages have been estimated by Moody's Analytics to be in the range of $77 to $6900 billion.
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The recent widespread protests against the regime, and the open criticism of the clerical leadership, have been contained but with a significant loss of life.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif tweeted an emoji in an attempt to convey how heartbroken he was by the loss of life from the crash.
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Countries already vulnerable to natural disasters suffer the most, not only in terms of immediate loss of life, but also in long-lasting economic effects.
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"We share the nation's grief over this incomprehensible and senseless loss of life and we share the desire to make our community safer," Debney said.
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"We share the nation's grief over this incomprehensible and senseless loss of life and we share the desire to make our community safer," he said.
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"Any loss of life is a tragedy," Police Chief Andrew Bidou said in the statement, adding that the county district attorney was investigating the shooting.
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"Many fish owners are completely unprepared for the loss of life they experience," said Rene Umberger of the marine life advocacy group, For the Fishes.
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What that news coverage doesn't capture is the mayhem, destruction, and loss of life, which is why people can simply root for their onscreen hero.
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Nearly 19,000 homes and other structures were destroyed, and the death toll stands as the greatest loss of life from a single wildfire in California history.
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Of course, "Because of the high population density in Indonesia, most volcanoes there have the potential to cause significant loss of life and property," he said.
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In fact, my grief over the disappearance of this artifact cannot compare to the immense pain of relatives mourning the loss of life in the fire.
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I'm really pleased to have met some of these staff today, and to have heard about their dedication to prevent loss of life on the river.
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" The EU's high representative of the foreign affairs, Federica Mogherini, called for all involved to "act with the utmost restraint to avoid further loss of life.
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But as development continues, construction and disaster planning tend to improve, and events that would once have been catastrophic pass by without major loss of life.
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In 1990 the main causes of premature loss of life in 16 of China's 33 provinces were either respiratory infections or complications of pre-term births.
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"Very heroic actions by Marcus to jump in, and definitely could have prevented further loss of life," Orlando police chief John Mina said on Saturday morning.
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"These loss assessments do not take into account losses to natural capital/assets, health care related losses, or values associated with loss of life," Smith said.
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A White House spokesman said on Friday that any loss of life was tragic, but it would be absurd to link the killing to Trump's rhetoric.
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"We're deeply saddened by the loss of life and I've deployed my Crisis Response Team ... to support families impacted by the tragedies," Mayor Eric Garcetti tweeted.
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"The most important thing is that we have not had any loss of life or any major personal damage to people," Breeden told CNN on Friday.
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The tragedy was the greatest loss of life in a fire on British soil since the Second World War, leaving the neighborhood and country in shock.
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In this case, the deadly weapon that resulted in one loss of life and 19 injuries wasn't a gun, but a car that rammed into counterprotesters.
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"We are many months from being able to provide a number that we believe accurately represents the total loss of life inside Grenfell Tower," McCormack said.
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The loss of life was never accurately calculated, but the community once described as "The Queen City of the West," was devastated by wind and water.
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The move to the further future also puts distance between the loss of life depicted in the game and terror attacks happening in the real world.
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These wars to overthrow Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi resulted in tremendous loss of life and the strengthening of terrorist groups like al Qaeda and ISIS.
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Even after the loss of life in New York, Schumer still stands by his program that has resulted in eight people being killed and eleven injured.
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"We cannot allow this dictatorship to threaten our nation or our allies with unimaginable loss of life," he said at a meeting with top military officers.
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"New York has known loss of life and the destruction of familiar landmarks though violence," Roger Michel wrote in an open letter on the institute's website.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Friday that any loss of life was tragic, but it would be absurd to link the killing to Trump's rhetoric.
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Since 85033 there have been at least 27 accidents involving trains carrying crude that have resulted a number of accidents including derailments and loss of life.
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"I regret the tragic loss of life, and my thoughts and prayers are with the families of the deceased," Gjonaj said in a May 11 statement.
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Copts live in constant fear for their future, as they have been targets of societal aggression resulting in loss of life, property and destruction of churches.
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We ought to assure the public that we'll have a full and complete and transparent investigation whenever there's a loss of life because of police action.
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"Regrettably, this has resulted in the loss of life and property including injury to police officers and members of the public," said Ncube in a statement.
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Together, these efforts will enhance our resilience to the damaging impacts of more intense storms and accelerating sea level rise — and prevent needless loss of life.
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"Sea rescue operations are becoming a race through a maritime graveyard and our rescue boats powerless to stop the loss of life," MSF said on Twitter.
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The geo-political complexity of the situation means that any intervention may risk an even greater loss of life or contribute to a protracted regional conflict.
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There is no single set of procedures to stop loss of life, you're just never going to get 100 per cent drug safety in a nightclub.
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The two accidents prompted outrage here that the authorities are not doing enough to prevent such episodes despite their frequency and the loss of life involved.
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On Tuesday, as neighbors grappled with the loss of life, they also focused on the safest way to celebrate the seventh and penultimate night of Hanukkah.
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And still, no one in this region was ready for the heavy destruction and loss of life that occurred when the ground shook on Sunday night.
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The loss of life could have been far worse, but Germany had evacuated its embassy a week before the bombing, apparently tipped off by intelligence sources.
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The Iraqi government has established a committee to investigate the loss of life, but residents say they have little faith in a fair or accurate process.
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We are fortunate to have the infrastructure, systems, resources and responders to mitigate a greater loss of life and help get communities back on their feet.
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President Ronald Reagan issued a statement from Camp David, saying the United States regretted the loss of life but defending the judgment of the skipper, Capt.
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" -- Yashar Ali's thread is worth a read: "I want to express this carefully cause I don't want to minimize anything that results in loss of life.
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"Additional contributions to emergency appeals, particularly in these four countries, are urgently needed to prevent large-scale loss of life," FEWS NET said in a statement.
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The paper's in-depth articles revealed a series of failures by local officials and law enforcement that, the paper wrote, contributed to the loss of life.
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According to the FleetCarma report: Some studies suggest that higher penetration rate of electric vehicles increase transformers' loss-of-life factor, even by up to 10,000 times.
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"The captain of the boat has been charged with negligence causing damages and loss of life," Police Lieutenant General Sorasak Yenprem, provincial police commissioner, said on Saturday.
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" On Friday, though, Trump proclaimed the whole operation a huge success arguing that "it's been incredible the results that we've had with respect to loss of life.
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" After facing backlash, Almena further said in a written statement to NBC News, "In my previous Facebook post, I had no idea there was loss of life.
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U.S. military officials have publicly warned against a military conflict because of the catastrophic loss of life it would lead to, saying diplomatic efforts are the priority.
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Transitioning to autonomous vehicles and eliminating the human factor that contributes to loss of life would presumably eliminate significant costs to our national economy and overall wellbeing.
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"The loss of life, serious injuries and harm resulting from the violence during the demonstrations was both tragic and preventable," said Danielle Bell, UNAMI's human rights chief.
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It noted that the report did not take into account loss of life, lost land or the disruption to the economy through lost jobs, livelihoods and business.
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"We have not had the loss of life that other locales would have had in an earthquake of this magnitude," Walker told reporters during a press conference.
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Speaking to reporters Sunday after a gunman opened fire at the church, killing at least 26 people, Abbott said the entire state mourned the loss of life.
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The U.S. declined to join those calls and, while regretting the loss of life, opposed efforts at the U.N. to open an international investigation into the violence.
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The U.S. declined to join those calls and, while regretting the loss of life, opposed efforts at the U.N. to launch an international investigation into the violence.
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In his artist statement, Deibel associates this work with "the loss of life that has resulted from warfare," including through his own Marine Corps service in Iraq.
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We can only hope for a peaceful solution that will see true justice served without loss of life, and with sacred land and water rights left intact.
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"We are saddened by the tragic loss of life and extend our deepest condolences to Mr. Komisarchik's family and friends," Greystar Management Services said in the statement.
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The case is even more unusual because of the involvement of the Taser, which is used precisely because it is less likely to cause loss of life.
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He added that there had been "a tremendous loss of life on the poultry side," however, saying the number of birds killed could total about 5 million.
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It still remains a fact that assault weapons are the weapons of choice for perpetrators looking to inflict as much harm and loss of life as possible.
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John Mina, Orlando's police chief, has said that they had reason to believe they were facing an "imminent loss of life," but he did not offer details.
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Twitter he was sorry for the loss of life and the federal government would help Oaxaca state investigate the incident.
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U.S. President Donald Trump visited Gulf Coast Florida communities recovering from the hurricane on Thursday, praising first-responders for their role in limiting the loss of life.
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Britain has suffered five militant attacks so far this year, four of which led to loss of life, while security chiefs say another nine have been thwarted.
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The horrific loss of life and the apparent cruelty — or inattention — of fate seemed like proof, if not of the nonexistence of God, then of his withdrawal.
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In his remarks in Austin, he didn't express any empathy for those whose lives were devastated by the hurricane, or talk about the tragic loss of life.
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GHAZNI, Afghanistan — American forces experienced the worst loss of life so far this year in Afghanistan when three soldiers were killed in a Taliban bombing on Tuesday.
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"I am heartbroken for this tragic loss of life and my prayers are with Debra's family and friends," interim Police Chief Danny Baker said in a statement.
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He has warned about the potential for huge loss of life if the Korean crisis ended up resuming the war that ended in an armistice in 1953.
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Still, the loss of life stunned even seasoned investigators, who called it the nation's deadliest transportation accident since a 22015 plane crash near Buffalo killed 23 people.
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The death toll has surpassed 530, he writes, "a massive loss of life" accompanied by vast structural damage — a painful test for the government's resources and capabilities.
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The American mission in Libya, diplomats told me, became twofold: avoid any further loss of life and bring the culprits of the 2012 Benghazi attack to justice.
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Among them, 85033,000 dams are considered high-hazard potential, meaning that a failure or mis-operation would likely result in loss of life or significant economic losses.
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These encounters range from wholly friendly exchanges of pleasantries or mutually useful information to hostile confrontations of armed men involving arrests, or injuries, or loss of life.
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The loss of life and infrastructure are overwhelming and we all pray that new lessons are learned to help prevent similar disasters from happening in the future.
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The incidents at sea are "destabilizing things, and risking tactical miscalculations," that could result in injury, the loss of ships, and the loss of life, Richardson said.
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So how could he possibly do that and equate that to the grievous loss of life, the worst terrorist attack on American soil in our nation&aposs history.
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Brown, who updates the volcanic fatality database, noted that the largest loss of life to volcanic gas was in Cameroon in 1986 when more than 1,500 people died.
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The White House said Trump offered condolences for the loss of life in terrorist attacks in France and discussed his desire to cooperate more on counterterrorism and security.
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Such outcomes would be preferable to the prolonged loss of life he witnessed in World War I. This approach should be rejected as barbaric in the 21st century.
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"In the wake of Sunday's shooting, we must acknowledge the hurt and honor the humanity of all involved in this loss of life," Buttigieg said in a statement.
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Accordingly, any attempts to harness it in the name of corporate gain (key plot points in both Alien and Aliens) only result in carnage and loss of life.
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This vast loss of life, the worst such incident in British sporting history, proved to be a tipping point as concerns about spectator safety escalated during the 225s.
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In the latest episode of White House braggadocio, President Trump boasted Friday about his fantastic record in Puerto Rico "with respect to loss of life" following Hurricane Maria.
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"Even small delays in response translate into devastating effects, including loss of property, and, in some cases, loss of life," he explained in the filing, published by NPR.
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The Transitional Military Council had warned a day earlier that the opposition coalition would bear the responsibility for any loss of life or damage resulting from Sunday's protests.
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" The Sacramento Police Department released a statement that it extended their "condolences to those impacted by the shooting and believe that any loss of life is a tragedy.
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He urged countries to establish baselines and databases so they can measure progress towards reducing the loss of life and economic costs of disaster, and assess future costs.
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"This was a tragic loss of life and obviously all of us are asking every question we can about what went wrong," Commissioner of Police Trevor Botting said.
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The U.S. deaths were the greatest loss of life on a U.S. Navy vessel since the USS Cole was bombed by militants in Yemen's Aden harbor in 2000.
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For example, by understanding how marine heat waves change weather, scientists were able to predict the 2016/2017 Somalian drought, and mitigate some of the loss of life.
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Christie spoke in stark terms about the problem, which he said claimed thousands of lives -- what he called a "9/11 scale loss of life" every three weeks.
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Burkinabe suffer greatest loss of life Aloui's passing raised the death toll in Friday's Burkina Faso attack to 30, according to a Burkinabe prosecutor speaking to state media.
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Nuclear strikes on those capitals would be catastrophic in terms of loss of life, but an attack using conventional weapons could kill tens of thousands of people too.
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While many people have lost their homes to this disaster, the younger Singleton says he is thankful so far he has not heard of any loss of life.
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Preventing genocide and mass atrocities doesn't just avert unnecessary loss of life, it prevents displacement and refugees, and decreases the need for humanitarian aid and costly military intervention.
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"This is the heaviest bombing and loss of life since the start of the campaign," said Fadel Abdul Ghany, chairman of the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR).
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She, too, served in the Middle East following 9/11 but has become disillusioned by the loss of life and the failed search for weapons of mass destruction.
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Such a comparison is also characteristically crass, suggesting Trump only cares about the loss of life to the extent that it reflects well, or poorly, on his leadership.
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"They seem to resort to use of brute, excessive and disproportionate force in most circumstances thereby causing avoidable loss of life and also worsening the situation," she added.
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"The prime minister is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of life in the Grenfell Tower and is being kept constantly updated on the situation," a spokesman said.
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" The statement went on to say: "Any loss of life is a tragedy and we extend our deepest heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of those affected.
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We got to assure the public that we will have a full and complete and transparent investigation whenever there is a loss of life because of police action.
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As Vox's Brian Resnick has pointed out, the greatest threat to loss of life in most hurricanes is not the wind, but rather storm surge and coastal flooding.
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"Our estimate is that it will be about $23 billion all in, excluding liability about loss of life," said Ronald Epstein, analyst with Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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And now I think the best thing would be to do is to prevent more loss of life rather than open things up, because we just don't know.
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Yet the level of Russian commitment is far lower, in money and loss of life, less visible at home and so far not an issue with average Russians.
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Another U.S. relief group, which requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the issue, said it worried the heatwave could lead to crop damage and loss of life.
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Commentators say he has veered from issuing stark warnings about the loss of life to lamenting that he has had to ask people to stop congregating at pubs.
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"The consequence of confusion over how Stand Your Ground is applied in this state can result in the loss of life of otherwise innocent people," Mr. Gillum said.
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Indigenous villages on the country's east coast have yet to be assessed, and he said it would be a "miracle" if there was no loss of life there.
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The president repeatedly claimed that the economic damage from the response would be worse than the loss of life the virus causes, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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The apparent lack of a tsunami warning siren in Palu, even though a warning had been in effect, is likely to have contributed to the loss of life.
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The Galveston Hurricane of 1900 and the Eastern Seaboard Heatwave of 1911 both saw significant loss of life, but also the survival of those who made it through.
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Four-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon headlines a 2019 class that includes two drivers whose careers — and tragic loss of life — are inextricably intertwined.
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"The secretary lamented the tragic loss of life over the past few days and urged the Iraqi government to exercise maximum restraint," the department said in a statement.
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There are specific and substantive things that can and should be done by the U.S. Congress to stop the senseless madness and terrible loss of life by guns.
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Stories like Bryce Coutinho's are too common for people living with mental illness and too often they end in loss of life with sensational news headlines as collateral.
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To put her two children through college and scratch out a decent life, she acknowledges the danger with a certain air of fatalism, even the loss of life.
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Almost 2,000 high-hazard dams — those that could result in a loss of life if they failed — were in need of repair in 2015, according to safety officials.
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"One year after Charlottesville, we remember the tragic events that took place and mourn the loss of life that day," Pence said in a statement posted to Twitter.
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The separate flows eventually converge at a streambed, and the resulting sludge of water, mud, rocks and vegetation, flowing rapidly downstream, can cause destruction and loss of life.
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We raced non-stop, riding on the force of breathless expansion and capital, through these few years; but this has no meaning in such a tragic loss of life.
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"Had this individual made it through the doorway of Ned Peppers with that level of weaponry, there would have been catastrophic injuries and a loss of life," Biehl said.
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"This is the worst season I've had — the longest, most devastating, most loss of life, most loss of structures," Michael Bradley, Northern California assistant region fire chief, told KCRA.
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Nearly 19,000 homes and other structures were destroyed, and the death toll of 85 civilians stands as the greatest loss of life from a single wildfire in California history.
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What adds to the tragedy and anger is the fact that other tried-and-tested approaches are available to deal with many of these situations without loss of life.
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I mean, the loss of life, the Coronavirus that is impacting people of China, and fortunately, a small number of people in the United States to-date is heartbreaking.
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"DaVita ignored many red flags that preceded the loss of life of these three patients and many others," Rob Carey, a lawyer for the families, said in a statement.
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The president said he was concerned about the loss of life and did not believe a military operation that results in casualties was a proportionate response to Iran's actions.
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The loss of life and property to climatic or seismic hazard is a deeply human phenomenon, and, increasingly, even the hazard itself is at least partly of human origin.
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And when Bette Midler comes out and says what she says -- she&aposs trying to make it look like she cares more about loss of life than Donald Trump.
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It will be months before the full impact is known, but Hurricane Matthew already inflicted major loss of life and property before it roared up Florida's east coast Friday.
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Despite the fact that all these incidents reported to the ASRS were not associated with any direct loss of life, many of them pose severe risk to passenger security.
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I pray for the other families of New Orleans that are dealing with the same tragedy that comes with the loss of life at the hands of senseless violence.
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The casualty toll stands as the greatest loss of life from a single wildfire on record in California, and the highest from any U.S. wildfire during the past century.
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Monsoon rains, which start in June and continue through September, are important for farm-dependent Nepal, but they also cause heavy loss of life and property damage each year.
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We aren't certain what will happen, but we know it could be catastrophic in terms of storms, flooding, droughts, sea-level rise and the loss of life and property.
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Last year the state's forest department paid more than 90 million rupees ($1.5 million) in compensation for loss of life and destruction of property caused by elephants, officials said.
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U.S. President Barack Obama called Correa on Tuesday "to convey the condolences of the American people for the loss of life caused by the earthquake," the White House said.
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The disappearance of the USS Cyclops in 1918, along with its 306 crewmembers and passengers, marked the largest loss of life in US naval history not related to combat.
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But even these Category 5 storms' death tolls don't stand up to the catastrophic loss of life from such storms as Hurricane Katrina, which FEMA estimates killed 1,833 people.
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All residents of the island have been evacuated with no loss of life, U.S.-based charity Samaritan Aviation, which operates seaplanes to remote areas of PNG, said on Facebook.
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"The Ministry denounces the actions of Turkish aircraft that violate Iraqi airspace and target several sites ...in northern Iraq, which caused loss of life and property," the statement said.
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In order to definitively break the business model of the smugglers, thus preventing tragic loss of life, it is necessary to eliminate the incentive to embark on perilous journeys.
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We are thankful that there was no loss of life and commend the first responders and our law enforcement who saved so many lives with their vigilance and response.
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International law permits a state to use force in self-defense against specified states or armed groups, or against individuals when necessary to prevent the imminent loss of life.
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While preventing loss of life is the priority for public officials and relief workers, many homeowners worry about the possibility of damage to their property — or, worse, total destruction.
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"Ron DeSantis is committed to standing with the Puerto Rican community, especially after such a tragic loss of life," DeSantis's campaign said in a statement, according to multiple reports.
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Expressing regret at the loss of life, Israel denied wrongdoing and blamed what it called wanton Syrian anti-aircraft fire after its jets had withdrawn back over the border.
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"These air strikes were not approved by the coalition and led to the unfortunate loss of life of our partner forces in the fight against" Islamic State, he said.
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"They were able to apprehend these terrorists before the event with no loss of life and that's a great thing, and the way it's supposed to work," Trump said.
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U.S. troop deaths: Three American soldiers were killed in Afghanistan in a roadside bombing on Tuesday, the worst loss of life for U.S. forces in the country this year.
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It was the worst loss of life for the American military in Afghanistan in 79, bringing the number of service members who died in combat to 223 this year.
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Still, the civilian loss of life has overwhelmingly been caused not by the Houthis but by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and America, through both bombings and starvation.
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In a statement, the president "expressed deep regrets" over the loss of life and ordered his government to launch a thorough investigation and take measures to prevent similar fires.
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"The First Lady and I are grieving for the loss of life in today's shooting in Harford County, and praying that those who were injured fully recover," he said.
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Now, in response to aggression by Kim Jong-un, President Trump is threatening to "totally destroy" that country, with the enormous loss of life such an action would entail.
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"We all have the same goal of reducing the loss of life during shootings, and this looks at one slice of the homicide problem in the U.S." SOURCE: bit.
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"Tillerson offered his condolences for the loss of life and the devastation caused by the earthquake in Mexico and from Hurricane Katia," said State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
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"If the power goes out in a hospital with premature babies and elderly people on ventilators, you can really see an increase in the loss of life," he said.
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After members of the Party's central council questioned his handling of the war—had there been no diplomatic alternative to the huge loss of life and the economic devastation?
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Strong leadership led by America that not only recognizes the potential risks, but accepts that there could be loss of life as a part of the picture is required.
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"What we've gotten pretty good at overall is dealing with the immediate disaster event - meaning moving people out of harm's way... to eliminate the loss of life," said Scheuer.
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I'll continue to help PR." DeSantis' communications director echoed Scott's sentiment, telling reporters in a statement that the gubernatorial candidate "doesn't believe any loss of life has been inflated.
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The Ghost Ship fire, heart-wrenching for its loss of life, is sending panic through the art community here because of fears that such spaces could be shut down.
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The shipwrecks appear to account for the largest loss of life reported in the Mediterranean since April 245, when a single ship sank with an estimated 2100 people trapped inside.
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As harmful to health and distracting as the smoke is, it's what the smoke embodies--the painful and tragic loss of life, homes, communities, and place--that weighs the most.
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"That predictability aspect is very important for local officials getting the resources in place they need to prevent the loss of life and human impact of these events," Persad says.
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This marks the greatest loss of life on a U.S. naval vessel since the USS Cole was bombed in Yemen's Aden harbor in 23, killing 224 sailors and injuring 21.
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Men at a Norway mosque overpowered a gunman who fired shots at them in an alleged terror attack, preventing any loss of life and holding the suspect until police arrived.
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This marks the greatest loss of life on a U.S. naval vessel since the USS Cole was bombed in Yemen's Aden harbor in 13, killing 17 sailors and injuring 39.
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The missile that struck the airplane "caused the worst single loss of life for civilians during the Ukraine war, which has continued for more than five years," per the Times.
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That's culminated in a crisis that has killed tens of thousands of people annually for years — a horrific loss of life, and one with huge repercussions for the US economy.
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Trump: We grieve for terrible loss of life at Santa Fe High President Trump addresses Texas high school shooting, vows his administration will do everything possible to protect nation's students.
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As news continues to surface about the Pittsburg synagogue shooting that has left 4123 people dead and six injured, celebrities are mourning the loss of life and offering their condolences.
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The tragedy, where 72 people died, was the greatest loss of life in a fire on British soil since the Second World War, leaving the neighborhood and country in shock
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How could anyone imagine that today's gun violence, which claims 30,000+ lives each year, would hold a candle to the loss of life that took place between 18613 and 1865?
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And the failures that gave rise to such a massive loss of life are, in no small part, the progeny of congressional inaction on the question of Puerto Rican statehood.
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Pilots: We were doing our jobs Captain Tammie Jo Shults and First Officer Darren Ellisor shrugged off praise for their actions in landing the plane without further loss of life.
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"We call on governments, large organizations and international agencies to reassess their bureaucratic procedures and spend money where it's needed to prevent further loss of life," said Help Refugee's Naughton.
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"I think anytime that there's a loss of life — black, white, police officer, otherwise — it's cause for us to take a moment and be sad about that life," she said.
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"We are utterly devastated by the incomprehensible news that our son was responsible for the senseless violence and loss of life that took place on the Danforth," the family said.
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We confronted senseless loss of life with the shooting deaths of Alton B. Sterling and valiant members of local law enforcement, and this adds a different challenge to the flood.
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It is essential the nation use this time to think about what led us to this moment, the largest loss of life in an anti-Semitic incident in US history.
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A 26-year-old man detonated a small explosive device outside of the U.S. embassy in Beijing on Thursday, injuring himself but causing no further damage or loss of life.
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Background: The missile that struck Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 caused the worst single loss of life for civilians during the Ukraine war, which has continued for more than five years.
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"We have a very serious commitment on this — there should not be any loss of life," said Bishnupada Sethi, the state's special relief commissioner, who has been supervising the operation.
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One death is too many — and with careful management and a lot of luck, the coronavirus sweeping the globe will be curbed, in terms of illness and loss of life.
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He denounced North Korea and its leader, Kim Jong-un, saying the nation "threatens the entire world with unthinkable loss of life" as a result of its nuclear weapons program.
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By last November, one resident, Edward Daffarn, was so frustrated that he predicted "only a serious fire" resulting in a "serious loss of life" would make the council pay attention.
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Early reports on the strike suggested Iran deliberately avoided loss of life in the missile attack to avoid sparking a war, but the Trump administration has since rejected that perception.
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Any attack that disrupts the passage of cargo and passengers would result in a significant and adverse impact on our country's economy — not to mention a possible loss of life.
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"It looks as though the SRO [school resource officer] did exactly what the SRO is trained to do, and yet we still have a tragic loss of life," he said.
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Congress can provide resources for communities to become resilient to disasters, preventing loss of life and costly infrastructure damage that comes when hurricanes, fires, tornadoes, and other natural disasters hit.
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Officials said their precautions prevented greater loss of life, while warnings of floods, storm surges and landslides were issued in the wake of the country's 20th typhoon of the year.
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Initial estimates put damaged or destroyed properties in the hundreds, but authorities said the mass evacuations by residents of at-risk areas appear to have prevented major loss of life.
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In fact, on of the Reich's first book burnings focused on Hirschfield's library and collection of research — the loss of this material is incalculable, and the ensuing loss of life unconscionable.
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Temple originally sued Beckham for $15 million in March, claiming Beckham and his associates severely beat Temple to "almost a loss of life" at Beckham's Los Angeles-area home in January.
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But the coalition has not issued condolence payments to the families of the victims for the loss of life and property, and, if its current policy continues, it likely never will.
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Gun control advocates believe that the loss of life in mass shootings could be lessened if the perpetrators didn't have ready access to guns and accessories that allow for automatic fire.
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"I am convinced that if there was no canopy on this duck boat, that we would not see the large loss of life that we just saw last night," Duffy said.
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By exclusively focusing on nameless extras being burned alive over and over again, "The Bells" dehumanized the citizens of King's Landing, desensitizing and numbing viewers to their tragic loss of life.
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Trump said he had aborted a military strike on Iran because such a response to Tehran's downing of the unmanned U.S. surveillance drone would have caused a disproportionate loss of life.
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The president said he withdrew the plan because he believed the loss of life — estimated to be about 150 people — would have been disproportionate to the downing of an unmanned drone.
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"A number of people have been taken to hospital with injuries and sadly it looks as though there has been some loss of life," British Transport Police said on its website.
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"The financial assistance is intended to address large budgetary and external financing gaps arising from reconstruction needs after Cyclone Idai, which caused significant loss of life and infrastructure damage," it said.
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"The Ministry denounces the actions of Turkish aircraft that violate Iraqi airspace and target several sites... in northern Iraq, which caused loss of life and property," it said in a statement.
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However, all of them calculated that actual military action was far too risky, because it could well result in massive destruction and loss of life in both North and South Korea.
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China has "taken very strong measures to ensure that the loss of life and economic losses would not be the same in a future earthquake," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It was the biggest single loss of life for Russia in Syria since Russian warplanes started carrying out airstrikes in September 224 in the country ravaged by war for five years.
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"There are no words in the English language that can adequately convey our level of shock, pain and grief at the loss of life of this innocent victim," said Lt. Gen.
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The Great Barrier Reef alone brings in over $6 billion in tourism each year, and reefs provide a natural buffer from violent storm waves, preventing property damage and loss of life.
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"Heartbreaking images from the earthquake damage and loss of life in Kermanshah (and in Iraq)," Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran Javad Zarif wrote on the social media platform.
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Frederika Wilson, who was in the car with Johnson when Trump called, insisted the President had been callous about the loss of life and left things worse than he found them.
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"We do not ignore the tragic fact that two people have died after visiting our club and all of us at fabric are devastated about this loss of life," fabric write.
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The documents conclude that attacks with small aircraft would not as attractive a "payoff" because "the potential for loss of life" would be lower than terrorists could achieve with larger planes.
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It was unclear what had provoked Mr. Rosa to attack, Ms. Grybauskas said "This loss of life is a tragedy, and serious violence of this nature is incredibly troubling," she said.
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But Mr. Walker commended the region for its preparedness and emergency response, noting that the earthquake did not cause the kind of loss of life seen in other, similar-size quakes.
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Iran ensured its reaction would demonstrate its capability to target US assets in the region but thankfully resulted in no loss of life, giving President Trump an off-ramp from escalation.
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John Rodgers (D), says cellphones have been linked to loss of life among teenagers, from distracted driving to cyber bullying that results in suicides, the Barre Montpelier Times Argus reported Wednesday.
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John Rodgers (D), says cellphones have been linked to loss of life among teenagers, from distracted driving to cyber bullying that results in suicides, the Barre Montpelier Times Argus reported Wednesday.
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While many of India's shutdowns have been intended to prevent the loss of life, some occurred for more mundane reasons, like to make it harder for students to cheat on exams.
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When completed, the ShakeAlert system could provide people on the West Coast with seconds or up to a minute of warning ahead of shaking to prevent injuries and loss of life.
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Charlottesville mayor Mike Signer said in a post on Twitter that he was "heartbroken" over the loss of life, and urged protesters to "go home" in order to defuse the situation.
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It is a global loss of life that, by some estimates, is greater than that from all the air pollution from fossil fuels burned in power plants, factories and traffic jams.
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Trump said he had aborted a military strike on Iran because such a response to Tehran's downing of an unmanned U.S. surveillance drone would have caused a disproportionate loss of life.
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The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein on Friday called the loss of life deplorable and said a "staggering number" of injuries had been caused by live ammunition.
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That kind of in-depth analysis is crucial if the government wants to try to prevent large-scale loss of life like Puerto Rico suffered through Maria, one expert told BuzzFeed News.
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"Increases in state-wide burned area over the last several decades were dramatically punctuated in 2017 and 103 by particularly extreme wildfire activity with substantial loss of life and property," Williams said.
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Your declaration would empower your cabinet to take bold steps and would force Congress to focus on funding and empowering the Executive Branch even further to deal with this loss of life.
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The biggest financial impact is in terms of loss of life and productivity, in which cancer accounts for 1.5 percent of global gross domestic product (GDP) losses, according to the AICR website.
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The investigation thwarted an attack "that could have resulted in significant injury and/or loss of life," FBI Special Agent in Charge Robert J. Shields said in a statement announcing the arrest.
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While the families would seem to have a strong case that the Air Force was negligent, they'd also have to show that the failure to report resulted in the loss of life.
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If we want to assist youth in reducing their psychological pain and preventing the loss of life, we need critical action and investment in the availability and affordability of mental health services.
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"We deeply regret the unintentional loss of life and injuries resulting from those strikes and express our deepest sympathies to the victims' families and those affected," said Centcom spokesman Air Force Col.
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Although mass shootings happen frequently, research suggests that they account for less than 210% of all homicides in the US.Suicide by guns accounts for a much greater loss of life than murder.
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"These airstrikes were not approved by the Counter-ISIS Coalition and led to the unfortunate loss of life of our partner forces in the fight against ISIS, including the Kurdish Peshmerga," Maj.
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"Attacks on control systems can have loss of life, and encryption is going to be a key element in a strategy to secure all of this going forward," he told an audience.
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"Those peddling spouseware are willing to trade the agency of others for profit, considering some loss of life to be an acceptable cost of doing business," Armageddon told Motherboard in an email.
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The destruction of the Malaysia Airlines flight on July 17, 2014, caused the worst single loss of life for civilians during the Ukraine war, which has continued for more than five years.
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In a statement, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein called the loss of life deplorable and said a "staggering number" of injuries had been caused by live ammunition.
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We ought to also set aside time to remember those throughout American history who have tried hardest to reduce them, to prevent unnecessary loss of life both American and foreign: war resisters.
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The sectarian violence and the breakdown of the rule of law that brought about this senseless loss of life comes at a particularly precarious time for the country's socioeconomic growth and development.
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"Terrible news coming in of potentially large loss of life in a shipwreck off the coast of Libya," UNHCR spokesman Charlie Yaxley said in a tweet, adding that details were still sketchy.
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The term "climate change" is often associated with a far-off, distant time in the future where apocalyptic things will happen — rising sea levels, bizarre weather events, and staggering loss of life.
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"We deeply regret the unintentional loss of life and injuries resulting from those strikes and express our deepest sympathies to the victims' families and those affected," Central Command said in a statement.
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Eran Lerman, a former deputy national security adviser who now helps run a conservative think tank in Jerusalem, said no Israelis believed that their army was callous about the loss of life.
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Whether the death occurred in a war zone or during peacetime, they experience not only the trauma of loss of life but also the additional loss of the family's way of life.
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"I want the public to be aware and to be cautious because again we have two cases that are very similar, that have both resulted in a loss of life," Manley said.
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"Places of worship are meant to be sacred, and I am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life," Gov.
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"The human cost of this ugly war in Afghanistan — loss of life, destruction and immense suffering — is far too high," said Tadamichi Yamamoto, the United Nations secretary general's special representative for Afghanistan.
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"Any unintentional loss of life during the defeat of Daesh is tragic," said Scott Rawlinson, a coalition spokesman in an emailed statement later on Thursday, using an Arabic acronym for Islamic State.
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"The traumatic loss of life of one of our community members is very difficult to comprehend and surely invokes a range of emotions for all of us," university Chancellor Michael Amiridis said.
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Some people embrace this view with wisdom, discernment and satisfaction, while others cringe at the vulnerability associated with life's missteps or by the sheer inability to cope with the loss of life.
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Instead of reflecting upon the loss of life just hours earlier, Trump falsely claimed that with the World Trade Center having collapsed, his own building was now "the tallest" in the city.
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The mudslides that scoured the affluent community of Montecito, 4503 miles (137 km) northwest of Los Angeles, caused the greatest loss of life from a California mudslide in at least 13 years.
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While lamenting the wasteful loss of life, open borders immigration activists are quick to muddy the waters with a series of talking points meant to distract from the root of the problem.
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However, many healthcare professionals across the country will not participate in the strike despite standing in solidarity, as they realize that the lack of women would lead to the loss of life.
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"The greatest loss of life during hurricanes is from inland flooding, and we hope our observations will help lead to improved forecasting of hurricane intensity, track, and precipitation in the future," he said.
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The June 2016 shooting eclipsed the Up Stairs Lounge fire as the single-biggest loss of life for the LGBT community but also re-focused attention on the New Orleans fire, Fieseler said.
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Talking boards first became popular in mid-19th-century America, when millions of people suddenly gained an interest in talking to the dead following the tremendous loss of life in the Civil War.
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"By opening up safe and legal routes for refugees, the Bangladeshi government and international community could avoid further loss of life putting refugees at the mercy of smugglers," she said in an email.
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"I can imagine that if all five of them went off at the same time, that the loss of life could have been enormous if there was an event going on," Bollwage said.
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"Loss of life anywhere is pretty tragic, but just to think that an hour and a half earlier we had 70 people in the church," said church administrator Billy Williams, according to WDRB.
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Earlier, the president tweeted that he was "cocked and loaded" to strike several targets in Iran but deemed the loss of life would be disproportionate to the downing of an unmanned U.S. drone.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday the United States would impose "major additional sanctions" against Iran on Monday, after calling off military strikes against the Islamic Republic over concerns about the loss of life.
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The suspected arson attack left anime fans the world-over grieving the loss of life and a studio, which claimed to put its employees first and was a major force in the industry.
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It offered little detail as to what federal assistance could be provided to help Texas and Louisiana respond to the hurricane, nor did it acknowledge that there could be significant loss of life.
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While mourning the loss of life, Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley praised the quick police response, saying that "hundreds of people in the Oregon District could be dead today" had authorities not acted fast.
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All of the evidence was available to Trump before instituting this policy: The global gag rule would lead to loss of life around the world, yet, he still chose to prioritize partisan ideology.
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This incident was the greatest loss of life on a U.S. Navy vessel since the USS Cole was bombed in Yemen's Aden harbor in 2000, when 17 sailors were killed and 39 injured.
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The world would be better served by a courageous self-examination of why we did what we did, and what the real effects were in terms of human suffering and loss of life.
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Unless urban planners and governments adopt a "build back better" approach after these last set of disasters, there will almost certainly be more flooding, more property loss and, sadly, more loss of life.
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"The human cost of this terrible conflict in Afghanistan — loss of life, destruction and immense suffering — is far too high," Tadamichi Yamamoto, the secretary-general's special representative for Afghanistan, said in a statement.
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And yet, with no loss of life or serious injuries, the bizarre episode is being seen as something of a gift, giving officials a case study in airport security and the gaps within.
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"We are examining the miscommunication to ensure it is not repeated and regret this tragic loss of life of our partners and are committed to improvement every day with every mission," said Butler.
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Juliette Kayyem, who was an assistant secretary for intergovernmental affairs at the Department of Homeland Security in the Obama administration, said small planes could still be weaponized to cause major loss of life.
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" The Russian military has decreed a few unilateral pauses in the siege since mid-October, calling them gestures to give fighters and civilians an opportunity to leave and avoid "senseless loss of life.
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That represented the greatest loss of life in school violence in Russia since the Beslan terror attack of September 2004, in which 333 people died, many of them children, and 531 were hospitalized.
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The way to do that was to use irregular fighting: special strategies and tactics so that you could minimize the loss of life and the damage to crops and villages and so on.
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This absurd dislocation actually creates an incentive to build in highly flood-prone areas which, in turn, creates a greater dislocation leading to even more loss of life and ever-increasing financial losses.
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"As Venezuelans continue to use dangerous sea routes to leave their country, the U.N. refugee agency is calling for more coordinated search and rescue efforts to prevent further loss of life," Baloch said.
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"Places of worship are meant to be sacred, and I am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life," Texas Gov.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti congratulated police and firefighters for their work and mourned the loss of life at the Trader Joe's he and his wife regularly shopped at when they lived in the neighborhood.
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"We are many months from being able to provide a number that we believe accurately represents the total loss of life inside Grenfell Tower," Detective Chief Superintendent Fiona McCormack said on June 280.
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"Places of worship are meant to be sacred, and I am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life," tweeted Gov.
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"Places of worship are meant to be sacred, and I am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life," Abbott said.
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Well, while these ideas are grabbing headlines, you're not discussing the ethical questions raised by the deployment of insufficiently accurate self-driving systems on our roads that cause crashes and loss of life.
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"The human cost of this terrible conflict in Afghanistan -- loss of life, destruction and immense suffering -- is far too high," Tadamichi Yamamoto, the secretary-general's special representative for Afghanistan, said in a statement.
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"We share the nation's grief over the incomprehensible and senseless loss of life at Parkland, Florida, and we share the desire to make our communities safer," Debney wrote in the letter to BlackRock.
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It is decided Duckenfield's actions amounted to "gross negligence," and both the police and the ambulance service caused or contributed to the loss of life by error or omission after the crush began.
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Companies hiring: Veterans Administration, Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital, Vohra Wound Physicians and more Average Base Pay: $52,103 Job Description: Firefighters fight to minimize loss of life and property in the event of fire.
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The Category 4 hurricane is expected to make landfall along the East Coast of Florida later Thursday, and officials are predicting widespread damage to homes and businesses, massive flooding and loss of life.
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"We make tough choices that can allow some flooding to avoid a catastrophic, uncontrollable release of water that would threaten massive property damage and loss of life," the agency said in a statement.
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We grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack to the students, families, teachers and personnel at Santa Fe High.
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Abdul Rahman was wary of Iran's role in the unfolding crisis and criticized the U.S. military's characterization of an exchange of fire early on Monday as a "misunderstanding," downplaying the loss of life.
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"If you consider how much time a child spends in schools, if a disaster hits, like an earthquake or a flood, that school is likely to cause injury or loss of life," she said.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti congratulated police and firefighters for their work and mourned the loss of life at the Trader Joe&aposs where he and his wife regularly shopped when they lived in the neighborhood.
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"Some observers believe the stage is set for fire activity similar to the indescribable damage and staggering loss of life that we saw last year in Northern California," Murkowski said during her opening remarks.
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NHTSA estimates that in 2010, vehicle crashes resulted in a $242 billion loss in economic activity and a $85033 billion cost due to loss of life and decreased quality of life due to injuries.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he had aborted a military strike on Iran because such a response to Tehran's downing of the unmanned U.S. surveillance drone would have caused a disproportionate loss of life.
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After the U.S. launched a cyber strike on Iran's weapons systems last month, military warfare could increasingly look like a loss of connectivity — rather than a loss of life, according to a cybersecurity expert.
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Given his mercurial personality, is it possible, many South Koreans wonder, that Mr Trump might resort to some sort of pre-emptive strike despite the horrendous loss of life that would almost certainly entail?
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De Silva, an ally of the Prime Minister, argued the Sunday's terrible loss of life did not amount to a failure of intelligence, but a failure to mount an appropriate response to that intelligence.
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"While our players' message mourned the loss of life due to last week's shootings, we respect the right of those individual officers to express their own beliefs in their own way," the Lynx said.
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"There's still a risk of loss of life," New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister Paula Bennett told reporters in Wellington as rescue workers raced to evacuate the town of Edgecumbe in the Bay of Plenty.
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"We are saddened by the tragic loss of life and extend our deepest condolences to Mr. Komisarchik's family and friends," a spokesperson for the apartment complex's management company, Greystar Management Services, told the Post.
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Congo, whose dense forests contain the River Ebola near where the disease was first detected in 1976, has experienced many outbreaks and has mostly succeeded in containing them without large-scale loss of life.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's Downing Street office says the nation's leader is "deeply saddened by the tragic loss of life in the Grenfell Tower and is being kept constantly updated on the situation."
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When I spoke with Anupam Jena, a health economist and physician at Harvard Medical School, he argued that such figures don't include the most dramatic cost: the economic value of the loss of life.
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" DeSantis's campaign team just as swiftly issued a statement, eager to stave off political damage: "Ron DeSantis is committed to standing with the Puerto Rican community, especially after such a tragic loss of life.
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Given the loss of life and damage to a hospital which, by definition, is a protected site under the law of armed conflict, it is hardly surprising that many view these actions are inadequate.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Shelling in Syria's Idlib province killed at least seven civilians on Friday, the largest one-day loss of life there since Russian air strikes stopped in mid-August, a war monitor said.
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"The president went out of his way to recognize the Holocaust and the suffering that went through it and the people that were affected by it and the loss of life," he told reporters.
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While there are industries we once led that may never return to U.S. shores, the U.S. loss of life science sector employment share is a self-inflicted wound that we can and must heal.
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A team from Charleston Air Force Base in South Carolina is conducting the investigation, "Due to the nature of the accident, and the sorrowful loss of life, this investigation will take time," Rivera said.
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"Few global events match epidemics and pandemics in potential to disrupt human security and inflict loss of life and economic and social damage," said Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust global health charity.
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Aid and humanitarian agencies warned Friday that they now face huge challenges in ensuring refugees aren't exposed to disease and loss of life in the thin slice of land on Bangladesh's south-easterly tip.
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The federal agency estimated that the intensity of storms globally will likely increase on average between 1 percent and 10 percent, suggesting an even larger percentage increase in property destruction and loss of life.
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The United States echoed that charge, with State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert saying the United States regretted all loss of life but blaming "the misery that is faced by people in Gaza" on Hamas.
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Although the conflict would grind on for two more years, with catastrophic loss of life, the Union seized fortune's higher ground in the Civil War overall by driving Lee's army into retreat at Gettysburg.
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You do have to have cancelled or been delayed for one of their approved reasons, which include accidental injury or illness, loss of life, severe weather, jury duty, or a change in military orders.
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Robin Smith, assistant chief constable of British Transport Police, said, "A number of people have been taken to hospital with injuries, and sadly it looks as though there has been some loss of life."
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Iran has denounced the Saudi-led coalition for the loss of life and destruction in Yemen but denies it is arming the Houthis, despite evidence that the rebels are using Iranian weaponry including missiles.
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We came back [Monday] to a still-standing home, but our community, which should have been mourning the tragic loss of life in the [Thousand Oaks mass] shooting, is trying to catch its breath.
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As the fires rage in the south, Aboriginal people in northern Australia say they are deeply saddened at the loss of life — about 25 people have been killed and more than 2,000 homes destroyed.
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It is right that Americans are deeply concerned and attentive to the loss of life and devastation caused by the hurricanes on our own soil and are answering the call for assistance and support.
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Japan is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to typhoons and earthquakes, and experiences an average of 1,500 temblors a year, although few cause any damage, let alone loss of life.
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Japan is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to typhoons and earthquakes, and experiences an average of 1,500 temblors a year, although few cause any damage, let alone loss of life.
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But he said he had to balance that assessment against the significant loss of life that resulted from their recklessness and poor judgment, as well as the need to uphold the rule of law.
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Many Australians live in bushfire-prone regional areas and know all too well what it&aposs like to deal with not only smoke but also the inclement threat of loss of life and property.
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"We are devastated by this tragic loss of life, as we extend our heartfelt support to the many family members, colleagues and friends who are grieving this unimaginable loss," the Orioles public announcer said.
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Though the occupation is still in its early days, the government seems committed to de-escalating the situation, not only to avoid loss of life, but also to diminish the appeal of the occupiers.
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When you consider that this was was the single greatest loss of life at sea for the Navy, and the headlines that must have dominated at the time, it makes sense that people were afraid.
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On July 30th, 1945, a Japanese submarine launched a pair of torpedoes at the USS Indianapolis, sinking it in minutes and resulting in the greatest loss of life in the history of the US Navy.
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The conflict has included use of heavy weaponry, airstrikes and helicopter gunships, with significant loss of life on all sides, U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet told the U.N. Human Rights Council earlier on Monday.
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In his comments to reporters, Russel said he had candidly told Yasay that Manila's friends were concerned about the high loss of life in Duterte's campaign against drugs and reiterated the importance of due process.
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The suspected arson attack on Thursday has left anime fans world-over grieving the loss of life and a studio, which claimed to put its employees first and was a major force in the industry.
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It was the greatest loss of life in a fire on British soil since World War II. The local tragedy was also a national shame — one for which blame still is being assigned and traded.
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Seasonal monsoon rains, a lifeline for farmers across South Asia, typically cause loss of life and property every year between July and September, but officials say this year's flooding is the worst in several years.
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"The loss of life would have been greater without the public education, without the huge efforts the Mexican authorities have been making," said Robert Glasser, head of the U.N. Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR).
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And the efforts of the orphans to create a yet greater future will, as long as there is no terrible loss of life, provide insights into what visionary drive, technological acumen and capital can achieve.
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Just before Donald Trump took office, in January, he expressed a willingness to wage a "preventive" war in North Korea, a prospect that previous Presidents dismissed because it would risk an enormous loss of life.
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Alleged attack comes after helicopter downed The downing of the Russian helicopter Monday was the biggest single loss of life for Syria's key military backer since its warplanes started carrying out airstrikes in September 2015.
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"I am outraged over the deaths of eight Floridians at the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills in Broward County and I am demanding answers as we furiously investigate this terrible loss of life," Scott wrote.
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Does the new Administration want to allow the people of our cities to be asphyxiated by air pollution, causing massive asthma and lung cancer that result in huge medical expenses and early loss of life?
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As the world mourns the senseless loss of life and grapples with moving forward after the horrific June 12 mass shooting at Orlando's Pulse nightclub, many singers and songwriters are expressing their grief through music.
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"This is a clear example of a 'lone wolf' terrorist attack targeting civilians to inflict maximum loss of life and damage to property, as what has happened in other countries," Alvarez said in a statement.
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"The loss of life expectancy from air pollution is much higher than many other risk factors, and even higher than smoking," co-author Jos Lelieveld of the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, told the Guardian.
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The viral outbreak is China's responsibility, and China's willfully botched response in its early phases led to a pandemic, with huge loss of life that only now is beginning — in China and around the world.
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Unlike past recessions driven by a chain of events that derailed the economy, the coronavirus crisis has forced the U.S. to suspend the longest expansion in modern history to prevent a widespread loss of life.
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"The president went out of his way to recognize the Holocaust and the suffering that went through it and the people that were affected by it and the loss of life," Spicer told reporters Monday.
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" Defense Secretary James Mattis on Monday responded to the incidents, saying the Pentagon goes out of its way "to always do everything humanly possible to reduce the loss of life or injury among innocent people.
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"The immense loss of life in the plagues inevitably caused disruption and setbacks in production, but in the greater part these appear to have been short-lived" ("Plague, population and the English economy", Hatcher, 1977).
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"The immense loss of life in the plagues inevitably caused disruption and setbacks in production, but in the greater part these appear to have been short-lived" ("Plague, population and the English economy", Hatcher, 1977).
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If we are able to emerge from this with no loss of life or limb by our soldiers and civilians, which seems to be the case as I write this, we should consider ourselves lucky.
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"The human cost of this ugly war in Afghanistan – loss of life, destruction and immense suffering – is far too high," Tadamichi Yamamoto, the head of the U.N. Assistance Mission in Afghanistan, said in a statement.
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Eliminating laboratory research on climate change, as the budget proposes, can have real-world effects, experts said, by making it harder to predict storms or other weather events that cause devastation and loss of life.
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Presumably they are high-fiving over the successful but by no means guaranteed or likely negotiation of an extremely delicate denuclearization agreement and the deescalated international threat of the mass loss of life through nuclear annihilation.
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The U.N. says the mission in the West African nation saw 21 peacekeepers and seven civilians killed last year, the fourth year in a row that it suffered the greatest loss of life among missions worldwide.
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"There needs to be ways of dealing with this problem that don't turn the next few months in Idlib into the worst humanitarian catastrophe with the biggest loss of life of the 21st Century," he said.
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Indian media reported that at least 2000 people had died across the state, with most deaths caused by falling trees, but a mass evacuation before the tropical cyclone made landfall averted a greater loss of life.
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The President remarked on the loss of life on both sides, saying that family and friends in the U.S. "still ache" for the loss of the more than 58,000 Americans who were killed during the war.
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"Increases in state-wide burned area over the last several decades were dramatically punctuated in 2017 and 2018 by particularly extreme wildfire activity with substantial loss of life and property," said Williams, the study's lead author.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he had aborted a military strike on Iran because such a response to Tehran's downing of the unmanned U.S. surveillance drone would have caused a disproportionate loss of life.
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Trump called off planned military strikes against Iran this week, saying he was concerned about the loss of life and did not believe that such a response was proportionate to Iran downing an unmanned U.S. drone.
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The United States relayed its "regret" through the Russian government for what it described as the unintentional loss of life of Syrian forces in the strike, a senior Obama administration official said in an emailed statement.
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And I find there's a nice balance right now, where I can have the aesthetic of a horror movie or a genre flick, but I have genuine reverence for my characters, and for loss of life.
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"The loss of life is deplorable, and the staggering number of injuries caused by live ammunition only confirms the sense that excessive force has been used against demonstrators – not once, not twice, but repeatedly," Zeid said.
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"The focus of terrorism has shifted to loss of life, rather than money, which can cause devastating loss of revenues to industries like hospitality," said Chris Folkman, director of product management at risk modeling firm RMS.
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"Often our emotions respond more to spectacle than to data," wrote Tyson, alongside a list of other causes of death that he argued led to a greater loss of life within the same period of time.
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"You have ignored and recently tweeted lies about the devastation and loss of life in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria, compared immigration to an infestation, and attacked a judge because of his Hispanic heritage," she wrote.
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Experts say Southern California is long overdue for a major earthquake along the 22011-mile San Andreas Fault, which could cause extensive damage and loss of life to the nation's second-largest city and the region.
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The blatant disregard for the actual loss of life in Puerto Rico, on top of the botched response to the hurricane itself, suggests that largely Latino residents of Puerto Rico don't really matter to the president.
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Vedanta, the Indian subsidiary of London-listed Vedanta Resources, said it sought a limited reconnection of the electricity supply for maintenance to guard against a potential loss of life and damage to air and ground water.
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What I learned was that the storms that look tame can suddenly cause terrible damage and loss of life, and the ones that look devastating can abruptly change course and wobble away as life goes on.
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Following an initial response that public relations experts criticized as stilted and lawyer-driven, Boeing has been on a charm offensive, with executives at the Paris Airshow last month repeatedly apologizing for the loss of life.
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Although a data breach isn't likely to result in loss of life the way waking up in a burning building might, the two aren't entirely dissimilar in terms of the lasting financial damage they can cause.
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In the wake of the Civil War's unprecedented loss of life, a mania for spectral images seized the nation when the photographer William Mumler claimed he could capture the souls of the dead with his camera.
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The situation facing the developing world is primarily scary in terms of the potential loss of life, not any impact on global commodity prices, but the impact there is clearly visible in financial markets as well.
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"The near-term impacts of climate change add up to a planetary emergency that will include loss of life, social and geopolitical tensions and negative economic impacts," the group warns in a report discussing its survey.
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It also ranks as the greatest loss of life from school gun violence after the 2012 shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, that left 20 first-graders and six adult educators dead.
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"Places of worship are meant to be sacred, and I am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life," he said in a statement.
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Sadly, all of the elements of this strategy deal with external factors and are part of a "cops, curfews and cameras" mindset that has proved ineffective in preventing the tragic loss of life to youth violence.
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That's culminated in a crisis that has killed tens of thousands of people annually for years — a horrific loss of life, and, as if that weren't enough, a loss with huge repercussions for the US economy.
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Iranian forces could bomb an American oil tanker traveling through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway for the global energy trade aggressively patrolled by Tehran's forces, causing loss of life or a catastrophic oil spill.
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As some fires continue to get worse, air quality will suffer, and more often, there may be loss of property and loss of life due to the increasing number of people who live in wooded areas.
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"Persons who use force and violence against federal law enforcement officers who are enforcing court orders, and nearly causing catastrophic loss of life or injury to others, will be brought to justice," he said in a statement.
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The story, which reads like a borderline advertorial for BCB International's cannon, suggests that an artillery weapon which uses water bottles as ammo is the perfect tool to minimize the loss of life during a school shooting.
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Under the settlement, the city has agreed to continue training officers on how to prevent confrontations with the public from escalating "into the type of tragic loss of life" that occurred when the Bailey was fatally shot.
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"Though prosecutors will have enormous sympathy on their side due to the tragic loss of life at Parkland, established principles of law are likely to prevent the prosecution of Deputy Peterson on child neglect charges," he wrote.
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The bulk of the destruction and loss of life occurred in and around the town of Paradise, where flames reduced most of the buildings to ash and rubble on Thursday night, just hours after the blaze erupted.
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"Members of Grace Lutheran Church are deeply saddened by the loss of life last night as a result of three individuals being shot in Chester and this tragedy included members of Grace Lutheran Church," the statement said.
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But judging by the reaction on social media, it seems to matter more the closer it is to you, the more one relates to what happened or perhaps based on the circumstances around the loss of life.
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The attack showed Islamic State (IS) remains capable of ad-hoc attacks causing major loss of life despite losing considerable ground on the battlefield, most recently the city of Falluja, an hour's drive west of the capital.
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The addition of Kressa Shepherd's death brought the overall number of fatalities from the so-called North Bay fires to 43, including one firefighter, marking the greatest loss of life from a single wildfire event in California.
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I would have one point of entry so if there&aposs somebody coming in and there is an attacker, you can just bottle cap him in and secure and prevent additional loss of life throughout the school.
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The fatality count of 48 already far exceeds the previous record for the greatest loss of life from a single wildfire in California history - 29 people killed by the Griffith Park fire in Los Angeles in 1933.
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"It's one of the best and largest animation firms in Japan, and with that loss of life, many of the best hands at animation in the nation are likely to be dead," Maeda said, his voice shaking.
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The 35 confirmed fatalities - 19 in Sonoma County - mark the greatest loss of life from a single fire event on record in California, surpassing the 29 deaths from the Griffith Park fire of 1933 in Los Angeles.
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"It's certainly possible to imagine that two container ships, or, even worse, oil or gas tankers, could be hacked into colliding, resulting in loss of life and cargo, and perhaps total loss of the vessels," Nordell said.
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Speaking Tuesday, UN human rights office spokesman Rupert Colville called for an immediate end to "the appalling loss of life" in Nicaragua and for protesters' safety to be guaranteed, along with their right to freedom of expression.
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"We deeply regret the unintentional loss of life and injuries resulting from our airstrikes and express our sympathies to those affected," said a statement from U.S. Central Command, which oversees U.S. military operations in the Middle East.
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The collision tore a gash below the Fitzgerald's waterline, killing seven sailors in what was the greatest loss of life on a U.S. Navy vessel since the USS Cole was bombed in Yemen's Aden harbor in 2000.
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The loss of life in Hollywood, Florida, brought the overall death toll from Irma to 246, with several hard-hit Caribbean islands, including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, accounting for more than half the fatalities.
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"Places of worship are meant to be sacred, and I am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life," Abbott said in a tweeted statement.
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And the experience of Singapore, in particular, suggests that a country with a competent government, a high level of social trust, and a strong economy can manage an outbreak without chaos or large-scale loss of life.
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"Some of the most harrowing instances we've seen in 2019 are the instances where shutdowns are used to cover up the loss of life or killings at protests," says Alp Toker, director of digital rights group NetBlocks.org.
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"Places of worship are meant to be sacred, and I am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life," Abbott said in a tweeted statement.
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"We recognize and share concerns expressed by the government about incidents of violence and loss of life, but firmly believe that the answer is greater freedom, not less," the U.S. embassy in Addis Ababa said in statement.
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"While the storm is not predicted to make landfall until later this week, the state and federal government must work together in order to help reduce the potential loss of life and destruction of property," Florida Sens.
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"As the election approaches, this is going to become more aggressive and there's always a chance that it can lead to loss of life or property," said Pratik Sinha, founder of Indian fact-checking website Alt News.
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"Places of worship are meant to be sacred, and I am grateful for the church members who acted quickly to take down the shooter and help prevent further loss of life," Abbott said in the statement. —Gov.
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