Much of the world is "overrun with free pollutants and marauders".
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Farmers often mistake fruit-seeking hyenas for marauders hunting their herds.
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The vigilantes believed the attacks were carried out by the same marauders.
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Her film debut was in "Mosby's Marauders" (1967), a Civil War drama.
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The marauders abducted about 100 children, presumably to force them into child slavery.
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Foreign marauders have never pillaged that wealth, because they know nothing about it.
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According to this theory, the monks moved on once the Norse marauders showed up.
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The perpetrators, they say, were Dinka marauders wearing blue and Dinka soldiers in uniform.
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Fortitude Ranch offers a "very well defended compound," so that "marauders will go elsewhere."
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But perhaps most dangerous of all, the marauders carry with them highly radioactive material.
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The United States, determined to prevent this from happening in Guatemala, supported the paramilitary marauders.
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We saw Martin Marauders, Curtiss-Wright Warhawks, Republic Thunderbolts, Bell Airacobras, Lockheed Lightnings, Consolidated Liberators.
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If only he had an invisibility cloak and a Marauders Map, this would be a cinch.
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The next album, Midnight Marauders, is my personal favorite, exceeding the first two with no duds.
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It's the place that you explore, where artifacts, marauders, and monsters roam, and it's a wasteland.
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The marauders from the Middle Kingdom may be more welcome than the barbarians at the gate.
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") One of the marauders, called "the Thinker" (he "often rests his masked head on his fist.
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" Others defended the company, saying that PEZ couldn't anticipate that parents would act like "barbarian marauders.
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Life in the wilderness was tough, and there were fears the camp might be overrun by marauders.
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Once they've listened to The Low-End Theory and Midnight Marauders, hand them this official ATCQ hoodie.
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There was A Tribe Called Quest's Midnight Marauders, Snoop Dogg's Doggystyle, and Salt-N-Pepa's Very Necessary.
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There will be zombies, of course, but the greatest menace will be marauders and other seafaring survivors.
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Thanks to those marauders, the Arctic in contemporaneous southern legends was not a paradise but a hell.
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Here, we are marauders roaming a land filled with thrills — all of them ours for the taking.
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The good guys save the captured Ewoks and defeat the evil Marauders in a pretty lengthy battle scene.
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But for the most part, you forget that these avian marauders are always hovering with intent to kill.
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Here's another glimpse of a band of marauders that we saw in the first trailer on a desert planet.
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I was hoping for more Low End Theory or Midnight Marauders and less Beats, Rhymes, & Life or Love Movement.
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By then, the Army had already deployed THAAD troops—nicknamed the "Musudan Marauders"—to Guam for nearly a year.
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Back-of-book extras include a "Talk Like a Pirate" page and a portrait gallery of second-tier marauders.
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THUMP: What have been some of the biggest moments for the Chord Marauders crew since the last album release?
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The film's silent, angry, jumpsuit-wearing marauders can be read as symbolic of Americans ensnared in the legal system.
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Wearing balaclavas, 49 of the marauders stormed Merinaldo Paiva's riverboat as dozens of his passengers dozed in their hammocks.
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TMZ got this mock-up of artist Vince Ballentine's design -- an obvious shout-out to their iconic "Midnight Marauders" album.
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There are house crests, Marauders references, a Hogwarts crest, and a simple Hogwarts letter and sweet quote if you'd rather avoid sequins.
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Bates finds it pointless, Daisy thinks it's the public's right to come inside, and Carson is certain they'll be invaded by marauders.
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The UK crew and record label, Chord Marauders are an example of the sorts of visionaries pushing the genre into new territories.
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The Marauders penetrated deep into Japanese-held Burma (now Myanmar), capturing a critical Japanese air base in 1944 while suffering many casualties.
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She'll build on a hill for protection for floods and defense from marauders, she thinks, and surround her encampment with a moat.
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While ideas for this possible spin-off are numerous, one Tumblr user plotted a fairly compelling pitch for a Marauders TV series.
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GLENN KENNY "Marauders" is rated R (under 17 not admitted without a guardian) for robbing and stabbing and looting and shooting (and cussing).
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" In the early '20153s, they made what are widely considered two of hip-hop's greatest albums: "The Low End Theory" and "Midnight Marauders.
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Her mystical and political abilities let Veran not only send monsters and marauders into my path, but the very infrastructure of the world itself.
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Defectors are either indiscriminately violent "marauders," rebels who are revealed to be callous and bitter, or genuine idealists who struggle to make a difference.
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They include those fleeing marauders in South Sudan, drug gangs in Central America, and the Islamic State in the Iraqi cities of Mosul and Falluja.
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There, Army engineers were building the Ledo (later Stillwell) Road into Burma, and Merrill's Marauders, a special operations unit, were staging raids on the Japanese.
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In The Mutant Massacre, a group of mutants shunned by society are living in sewers, where a group of villains named the Marauders kill them.
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Over 1,500 years ago, scores of villagers were mercilessly killed in their homes by an unknown band of marauders, who left the bodies where they fell.
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At a now-infamous press conference, when asked about the murderous violence of far-right marauders in Charlottesville, Virginia he snapped, "What about the alt-left"?
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There are camps filled with piratical "marauders" to take over, abandoned mobile research units that need their power restored, bounties to track, and hostages to rescue.
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His comparison of suffragettes to Russian and Turkish marauders—pillaging "solemn vows, ties of love and affection, honor, romance"—helped drive his own wife to suffragism.
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In Karamakate's eyes, the European and American marauders who enslaved and destroyed his tribe are agents of an insane culture devoted to genocidal conquest and rapacious destruction.
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That was the same year that Snoop Dogg released Doggystyle, A Tribe Called Quest delivered Midnight Marauders, and Wu-Tang dropped Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).
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In "Marauders," the big name belongs to Bruce Willis, playing a powerful Cincinnati banker who toggles between waxing enigmatic and smashing glass tables with a baseball bat.
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Ide's novels are full of criminals and other tough types, but the Abu Ghraib alumni and their boss are the most vicious marauders the series has seen.
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Some of them wind up in camps like the one at Rann, where 20,000 people in the past six months have fled to escape Boko Haram's marauders.
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The lyrics are about the mundane and supernatural dangers a young man faces on the streets of Kinshasa, and the video is full of blade-wielding marauders.
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He told me the terrible things the marauders would do to a girl like me once they got me, that I would be held captive and raped repeatedly.
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A tide of theft and violence will wash over New York, and bands of marauders will institute a new economy whose sole currencies are firearms and human teeth.
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It takes place in 1978 and follows the Marauders — that's James Potter, Sirius Black, Peter Pettigrew, and Remus Lupin if you forgot — just after they finished at Hogwarts.
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Maybe she moves to Essos, which should probably benefit from all the surviving Dothraki marauders having relocated to Westeros, and settles down to have a nice quiet life.
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He says the great threats to our civilization are war and tyranny, and, as he says, the average apartment and cottage home is threatened by these two marauders.
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She has filed charges against several senior military officers, including the chief of the intelligence service and the colonel who failed to stop the marauders at the national assembly.
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The voters of America are like midterm marauders, looking for ways to drain the swamp, end the corruption and demand that the bad guys are run out of town.
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On "Midnight Marauders," which they released two years later, they named a song "Steve Biko," after the revolutionary black South African anti-apartheid activist who died in police custody.
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The video takes place in 1978 and follows the Marauders — that's James Potter, Sirius Black, Peter Pettigrew, and Remus Lupin if you forgot — just after they finished at Hogwarts.
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The most generous reading of that tweet would be that some cannibal marauders were seen bashing their way into a nursing home to steal high-end electronics from elderly people.
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In this new printing, a small harbor village of human survivors is attacked by a giant sea kraken, and the people reluctantly accept the help of crazed motorcycle-riding marauders.
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They were the group of sweaty marauders who would roll up to a venue, howl on their guitars for anyone who would listen, and drink all the whiskey in sight.
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On another mission, I was supposed to defend a base from a group of marauders, only there were far more than I expected, and they were attacking from every side.
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His depiction of the issue foregrounds alarmist and inaccurate renderings of Mexicans as rapists and marauders who threaten the integrity and the purity—really, the racial purity—of white America.
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The 1991 follow-up, "The Low End Theory," and "Midnight Marauders," the group's third album, released in 1993, both stand among the most sophisticated and elegant hip-hop albums ever.
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"I did a poll on our Facebook page with a few story options, and it was almost unanimous that the fans wanted a story about the Marauders," Zagri told Buzzfeed.
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Trump spoke of "American carnage" — a country made increasingly dangerous by "the crime and the gangs and the drugs," its economy ravaged by production abroad, its borders infiltrated by marauders.
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But after they find a toddler (though not the marauders to which she seems to belong), the couple are motivated to seek a better life for themselves and the child.
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In the end times, when the Earth is populated solely by roving bands of marauders, at least we'll know Apple was able to find new ways to profit from the iPhone.
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"If you have a gun, you can get anything you want," says Abdullah, a farmer who was driven off his land so that Dinka marauders could graze their cattle on it.
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Image: AP We've already taken a close look at what you can expect from WWDC, and now it's time too see what Tim Cook and his band of marauders actually announce.
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In Chapter 28 of The Order of the Phoenix, the Marauders, as they called their clique, publicly disgrace Snape by levitating her into the air, causing her underwear to be exposed.
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He was cast as the half-Mexican Johnny Madrid Lancer, one of two half brothers summoned by their estranged father to help defend the family ranch against a gang of marauders.
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Elephants are endangered in much of Africa, but in some South African reserves like Makilali they are merry marauders, yanking down trees and denuding all visible vegetation at a dizzying rate.
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Harry Potter's parents and the rest of the Marauders have novel-length adventures of their own, adventures that aren't beholden to J.K. Rowling's text and the pre-written endings she supplied.
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There she lived in a drafty Quonset hut, walked planks over muddy paths and, with her Red Cross comrades, met the B-26 Marauders limping home from missions over the Continent.
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Fans have begged for Marauders stories for years, never getting enough of the adventures of Harry's father James and his best friends Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, and eventual betrayer Peter Pettigrew.
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But after Llamas started getting heat on social media, he deleted the tweet and sent out a clarification that made clear he didn't spot any roving bands of marauders terrorizing helpless citizens.
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Even since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows dropped in 2007, fans have been clamoring for more — a Marauders prequel, another story, anything that allows us to spend one more day at Hogwarts.
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Plot: In 12th century England, Robin and his band of marauders confront corruption in a local village and lead an uprising against the crown that will forever alter the balance of world power.
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And there's more than a trace of Beckett's famously absent Godot to the Head, Edward's boss, whose arrival is keenly anticipated, though how he would get through the marauders outside is anyone's guess.
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At that rate, the tiny band of marauders can wipe out a colony of 30,000 bees in a few hours, a glut of beheadings that makes the French Revolution look like Dance Dance Revolution.
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Imagine the merry, mischief-making marauders at school together: Best friends Sirius and James Potter, their squad rounded out by intelligent golden boy Remus Lupin and I-guess-we-need-one-more Peter Pettigrew.
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The midterm marauders are the voters who comprise the blue wave that is determined to defeat the swamp wave in Washington, which is now the brand of Republicans at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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A pod of these water locked marauders are living up to their name as they go on a killing spree in California's Monterey Bay according to Nancy Black, a marine biologist in the area.
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The commercial space company has built its business model on reusability, and it has already proven its thrift with rockets: In March, Musk's moonshot marauders relaunched the first previously-used rocket ... and re-landed it!
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There have been other watery clues though in recent days those expanded on what we assumed to be a marine theme of some kind, suggesting the map may soon be crawling with sea-faring marauders.
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On the same day the Wu released Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chanbers), A Tribe Called Quest released Midnight Marauders and although the two albums are vastly different, it's interesting how influential the Wu were.
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But most of the marauders, who took civilians as human shields and torched the town cathedral, were from four local groups allied to Islamic State, and in the lead were the Maute, military officials said.
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To accelerate mining in the Amazon in 2017 would only refresh the cycle of pillage, boom and bust that has plagued the world's largest forest since the first marauders arrived in search of El Dorado.
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As I stared at their bodies melting in the pyre I'd lit to ward off marauders who would sell their corpses for meat, did I wish that I'd put in a little more glyph time?
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Like other rebellious young women in coming-of-age stories, but unlike most princesses, Bean acts out by drinking to excess and hooking up with Viking marauders and hot guys she picks up at donkey auctions.
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The bad ones might die over and over again, reloading their last save time after time in a bid to figure out how to best a pack of dogs or a random group of bandits or marauders.
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Who Should Have Won: Daft Punk, "Around the World" A late-period Madonna track beats out a track from the masked marauders that hit darkened clubs with the dramatic electron transfer of a Zeus-ian lightning bolt.
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Furiosa's hulking mass of a truck, loaded up with the hope of escape from a nightmare, beset on all sides by marauders and the people who would lodge it back into its appropriate place of transport and travel.
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Stiefvater developed a cult fan base with her much-beloved YA fantasy series The Raven Cycle (roughly, imagine that someone wrote a Harry Potter Marauders prequel that made Sirius/Remus text rather than subtext, and you're halfway there).
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It's been a quarter of a century since the masked-marauders of rave Altern 8 unleashed a record so forceful, so powerful, so potent that it somehow lives up to it's absurdly brilliant title—Full-On Mask Hysteria.
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Not only getting to meet James, but to hear an hour of his music on a Funktion-One sound system was a real privilege, and definitely felt like a validation of everything we are doing with Chord Marauders.
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When they finally arrived on American soil, free from the marauders who had burned their house to the ground, the boy was placed in a holding pen with his brother and sisters, while immigration officials decided their fate.
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In the movie's key exchange, as the locals are preparing to kill a band of marauders expected to launch an assault on the town, one of the townspeople asks Eastwood's Stranger what happens after the bad men are killed.
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Related: At Least 65 Dead After Boko Haram Marauders Lay Waste to Village in Nigeria Since seizing power through a coup more than two decades ago, Deby has since won several elections and will be seeking a fifth term.
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He joined the National Guard as a bugler at 16 and developed his counterinsurgency approach in World War II as a reconnaissance platoon leader in a voluntary jungle warfare force known as Merrill's Marauders, after its leader, Brig. Gen.
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Yet now, Istalif is endangered again, and the peril this time is more difficult to escape: imposed not by marauders but by neglect, as Afghanistan's government grapples with accelerating violence and a collapsing economy, and as the foreign presence evaporates.
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Intent on depicting the new arrivals as criminal marauders, movements like Pro Chemnitz have eagerly seized on high-profile stories about radicalized refugees, like a Syrian who, in 2016, was discovered to have plotted to bomb an airport in Berlin.
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The only figure in "Jane Got a Gun" who comes within yards of that intensity is John Bishop, the boss of the marauders, who has black hair oddly matched with pale eyes, and a lick of politeness in his brutish soul.
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The previous two contestants to the title, 1991's The Low End Theory and 1993's slightly less acclaimed Midnight Marauders, cultivated lightness, casualness, the rapid-fire conversational exchanges between Phife Dawg and Q-Tip evoking two friends relaxing and shooting the breeze.
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Imagine how intense it was then.) But the same day that Midnight Marauders was released, November 9, 1993, Wu-Tang Clan bum-rushed the industry with Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers), and rap began to take on a darker, more violent sound.
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Fighting continues on the streets in scenes that carry a violent video-game feel, a new wave of marauders is turned back and, as at the Alamo, a period of low-simmering anxiety permeates the night as a follow-up bombardment is awaited.
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The list included a ban on public acrobatic stunts, a loophole that let state police hire private investigators to go after "thieves, tramps, marauders," and a pre-Google-Maps requirement that courthouse pillars face the meridian so that people can reorient their compasses.
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Grant pushed and signed the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871, which allowed the federal government to move against Klan violence when the states would not, and issued a military order allowing federal troops to disperse "bands of disguised marauders" on their own authority.
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But of 21776 transport vessels dispatched across the Atlantic in the winter of 22019-23, only eight reached the king's forces in occupied Boston directly; the rest were blown by gales back to Britain or to the Caribbean, or were intercepted by rebel marauders.
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The movie's archetypically taciturn hero, played by the French actor Jean-Louis Trintignant between roles in "A Man and a Woman" (1966) and "My Night at Maud's" (1969), is totally silent — rendered mute in childhood when his vocal cords were slashed by mercenary marauders.
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Those three heroes are Yennefer (Anya Chalotra), a sex-positive sorceress with emotional issues; Ciri (Freya Allan), a petite teenage princess on the run from southern marauders; and the Witcher, properly known as Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill), a mutant monster-hunter-for-hire.
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She sits down to read and suddenly we're in the book, as a Texan father of two (also played by Gyllenhaal) commits himself to revenge after he witnesses his wife and daughter get attacked and raped by a trio of West Texas marauders (led by Aaron Taylor-Johnson).
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There may be a new movie, an eighth story, a two-part play and a second theme park coming — but perhaps the freshest Harry Potter content amid all that is Severus Snape and the Marauders, a fan film about Harry's father and his friends facing off against the future potions master of Hogwarts.
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In "Zama" (April 13), Lucrecia Martel adapts the celebrated novel by Antonio Di Benedetto, set in colonial Argentina in the eighteenth century, to tell the story of a Spanish magistrate (Daniel Giménez Cacho) in a small seaside town who's doing the empire's bidding (overseeing slaves and fighting marauders) while pursuing his personal pleasures.
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What's more, the X-Men comics contain plenty of good to great X-Men stories outside of the Phoenix Saga that are ripe for adaptation, like the 1986 crossover event known as the Mutant Massacre, which saw the X-Men and their allies face off against their comic book enemies the Marauders.
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In THE MARCHES: A Borderland Journey Between England and Scotland (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $27), the British author and politician Rory Stewart writes that Hadrian's Wall, whose remains lie a few hundred miles to the north of Portemeirion, was erected to protect the Roman Empire from marauders living in the rugged realm now known as Scotland.
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Fortified hilltop villages, like Le Poët-Laval, La Garde-Adhémar and La Motte-Chalancon, where local lords took refuge from passing marauders and where artists hide out today, are scattered among the lavender fields and forests of a pristine preserve in the Drôme Provençale, a southern subdivision of the department, much of it thankfully off-limits to industry.
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The challenge is, if you're a migrant worker, you know, between countries, and you want to carry your currency, you have to either deal with the marauders who might try to steal it, or if you're moving it through some kind of banking establishment, they're going to take a lot of that value because you're transferring it kind of back and forth.
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But resisting these critiques — whether it's of "The House of Mirth" or the House of Marvel — with an automatic claim of canon feels like an act of dominion, the establishment of an exclusive kingdom complete with moat and drawbridge, which, of course, would make the so-called resenters a mob of torch-wielding marauders and any challenge to established "literary values" an act of savagery.
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We solemnly swear they were up to no good (but the inspired results are actually quite cool): Marauders Tech is an augmented reality interactive map and game that taps into some of the huge popularity of Niantic's Ingress and Pokemon Go. The world is transformed into a scavenger hunt of sorts, where you travel around an area looking for the ingredients for potions and spells, and compete against your friends to do so.
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While names like Blackbeard, Captain Hook, Henry Morgan, and even the fictional Captain Jack Sparrow have lived on in infamy, notorious buccaneers and marauders like Cheng I Sao, who commanded more than 400 ships and 50,000 men off China in the early 19th century; Grace O'Malley, the Irish pirate who terrorized the British Isles in Elizabethan times; and Sayyida al-Hurra, pirate queen of the notorious Barbary Corsairs, have been largely ignored.
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