Chris Kyle was the most lethal sniper in U.S. history.
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Ovarian cancer is the most lethal of reproductive cancers in women.
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But the most lethal factor may simply have been the petrol.
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Ovarian cancer, though comparatively rare, is one of the most lethal.
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After 7003, Al Qaeda's most lethal operators largely fled to Pakistan.
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Unlike COVID-2628, this strain proved most lethal to the young.
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It's the ones that are most lethal and are easily transmitted.
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It was one of the most lethal terrorist attacks since 9/11.
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The Zaire strain of the virus is one of the most lethal.
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Seven sailors died in the most lethal Navy accident in years. 15.
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The United States controls the most lethal nuclear arsenal on the planet.
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Without question, Pelosi is the most lethal political threat to this presidency.
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International-relations scholars call the most lethal forms of misunderstanding a "security dilemma".
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Fentanyl usurped heroin in 333 as the most lethal illegal substance in America.
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After all, the San Bernardino attack was the most lethal since 9/11.
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That day, 100 years ago, remains the most lethal in Britain's military history.
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To this day, Rifkin, 59, remains one of New York's most lethal criminals.
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These are the most lethal weapons in the 16th century you could imagine.
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It is considered one of the most lethal of Congo's dozens of armed bands.
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The most lethal weapon in the Trump administration's arsenal is the attack on truth.
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Gun number six was deemed the most lethal and wanted firearm in that lineup.
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It is, perhaps, the most lethal and yet least-talked-about national security threat.
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The three Marine Tank Battalions compete to determine the Corps' most lethal tank crew.
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Nonetheless, the most lethal discrimination patients face is the denial of adequate medical care.
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Measles is one of the most contagious and most lethal of all human diseases.
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It was the most lethal building fire in the U.S. in more than a decade.
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Tuberculosis is the world's most lethal infectious disease, killing about 1.6 million people a year.
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The most lethal response to this call came in Nice, France on July 1333, 2016.
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The blaze killed 85 people and stands as the state's most lethal wildfire on record.
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To this point, the coronavirus has proven most lethal among older people with existing conditions.
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We used it because it was the most lethal — the best for killing our enemies.
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" "The secretary believes that this needs to be the most lethal force in the world.
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The drug war in Mexico is one of the most lethal conflicts in the world.
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"He is the most lethal guy in the US military," another special operations member said.
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His most lethal is the cross-chop, which he demonstrated on a media-relations staffer.
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That was the most lethal insult growing up, so I love seeing her twist it here.
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Still, ISIS has not claimed responsibility for the most lethal terrorist attack ever at an airport.
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The U.S. government calls the Haqqani network "the most lethal and sophisticated insurgent group" in Afghanistan.
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Certainly nobody expected Fabian to steal the spotlight from one of the Bundesliga's most lethal strikers.
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He became a cog in one of the most lethal and oppressive machines in human history.
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In the most lethal strike, insurgents overran a checkpoint in Farah Province around 3 a.m. Saturday.
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The Saturday attack is the most lethal attack that Mogadishu has seen since the 2017 bombing.
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Of all the afflictions devised in the Jim Crow era, medical racism was the most lethal.
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The attack was one of the most lethal assaults on journalists ever worldwide, a watchdog group said.
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Since 2016 Portugal and Greece have suffered their most lethal wildfires in history, killing over 200 people.
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Household smoke is thought to be the world's most lethal environmental problem, killing 2.6m people a year.
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Anything from universal background checks to restrictions on the most lethal weapons and ammunition are widely supported.
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Bratwurst (the worst and potentially most lethal kind of food in my perception) was rated an A+!
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Nowitzki is still one of the five most lethal catch-and-shoot three-point threats in basketball.
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The great Congo war of 1998-2003 was the most lethal on any continent in most people's lifetimes.
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And if you don&apost get there first and make the best, most lethal ones, someone else will.
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"Individuals affiliated with racially motivated violent extremism are responsible for the most lethal and violent activity," he said.
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AROUND FIVE in the morning is the most lethal time on China's motorways, says a transport-industry veteran.
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Of all the death factories created by Hitler's Nazi regime to murder Jews, Birkenau was the most lethal.
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And if you don&apost get there first and make the best, most -- most lethal ones, someone else will.
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In fact, eating disorders have the most lethal morbidity of any mental illness, killing one people every 62 minutes.
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NATO has always depended on leadership from the United States, the world's biggest economy and most lethal military power.
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But it is not an accident that the most lethal and sophisticated attacks are done by highly trained terrorists.
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McKeag, indeed known as one of the U.D.A.'s most lethal assassins, died in 21795 of a drug overdose.
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Long-term use of the pill halves the lifetime risk of ovarian cancer, the most lethal of gynecologic cancers.
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Primarily, that meant components for E.F.P. weapons, one of the most lethal devices wielded against Americans during the war.
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Suicides can be prevented by removing firearms — the most lethal method of suicide — from an individual in suicidal crisis.
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About 1083 million people get tuberculosis, the world's most lethal infectious disease, each year, and 1.6 million die of it.
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The rate in Cali in 1994 was 20303 per 100,000, four times worse than New York at its most lethal.
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The rate in Cali in 1994 was 124 per 100,000, four times worse than New York at its most lethal.
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The substance is colorless, odorless and tasteless and it's one of the fastest and most lethal chemical weapons in existence.
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Having guns in the home increases the risk of suicide, largely because guns are by far the most lethal method.
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Recently, a powerful three-drug regimen was developed that can cure even extensively drug-resistant TB, the most lethal strain.
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But, he seemed to direct his most lethal shots at the "Girls Trip" star ... saying she's a stand-up hack.
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The finest-grain samples proved most lethal, killing up to 90 percent of the cells that had been exposed to them.
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War is necessary to defend our nation, as is having the most lethal, capable and elite fighting force in the world.
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Guns are by far the most lethal means of completing suicide, with 85 to 90 percent of attempts resulting in death.
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The Fitzgerald's routine cruise in good weather through familiar, if crowded, seas ended in the most lethal Navy accident in years.
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Firearms are the most lethal means of suicide in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Many of our great Warfighters, together with the most lethal military equipment in the world, was immediately rushed to the site.
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The U.S. ranked sixth among the most lethal countries for journalists, behind Afghanistan, Syria, Mexico, Yemen and India, in that order.
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High suicide rates can also can be linked to the prevalence and availability of guns — the most lethal method of suicide.
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Or -- could he actually not know the name of the man he put in charge of the most lethal military in history?
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Of the 12 police stations in Quezon City, which is part of Metro Manila, Station 6 was by far the most lethal.
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The Jaish, considered to be one of the most lethal militant groups, has expanded its presence in Kashmir, the police officer said.
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America's abhorrent rate of gun violence means that the police need the equipment and training to meet even the most lethal threats.
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Mateen's shooting was the deadliest act of terror on U.S. soil since 85033/11, and the most lethal shooting in recent history.
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This year's dominant virus, H3N2, is usually the most lethal of the seasonal strains, and vaccines don't work that well against it.
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America has been a leader both in developing the world's most lethal weapons and in trying to manage them while avoiding war.
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Recall first that the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing was, at the time, the most lethal act of terrorism ever on US soil.
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Pinpointing the most lethal method can help experts find ways to cut down on suicides, researchers noted in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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As expected, it did not sense any adversary warhead, so it struck the next "most lethal object" it could identify, as designed.
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"We are building a couple of submarines, by the way, that will be the most lethal weapons in the world," Trump said.
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Chuck Palahniuk knows this, and he's spent the better part of his career learning how to reduce language to its most lethal.
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Tuberculosis vaccine: An experimental treatment for the world's most lethal infectious disease has protected about half the people who received it, scientists reported.
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Boko Haram is thought to have killed around 15,000 people, making it the most lethal jihadist group in the world by some estimates.
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The most lethal was in San Bernardino, California, in December, when a married couple attacked office workers attending a holiday party killing 14.
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The federal government was poised to ban one of the most lethal and widely used materials that industries had relied on for decades.
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The widow of the most lethal sniper in U.S. history believes President Obama's executive action on gun control will not solve firearms violence.
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American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in the U.S. Military History by Chris Kyle, Scott McEwen, and Jim DeFelice 9.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) is considered the terrorist group's most lethal division, and stated goal is terrorism on American soil.
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It was the deadliest mass shooting in modern United States history and the most lethal terrorist attack on American soil since the Sept.
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Spanish for "little fly," the mosquito is the most lethal creature on the planet, killing more humans per year than every other animal combined.
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It started in 1928 when the Army created a "Caliber Board" to determine what the most lethal size would be for a rifle round.
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Wiseman is the team's most lethal asset despite the fact that his team features a number of top-ranked recruits from this year's class.
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Most consequential for the Afghanistan conflict is the failure to clear out the Haqqani network, considered the most lethal insurgent group fighting in Afghanistan.
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The largest previous study of the link, which found an association between vasectomy and the most lethal forms of prostate cancer, involved 800 deaths.
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The goal of gun buybacks, which gained popularity in the 1990s, is to coax people to turn over the most lethal types of weapons.
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It was the most lethal attack in France since World War II. Confusion gripped the city as two teams of attackers struck nearly simultaneously.
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Firearms were the most lethal method with 89.6% of attempts with firearms resulting in death, followed by drowning at 56.4% and hanging at 52.7%.
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"Secretary Mattis is laser-focused on doing his job -- ensuring the US military remains the most lethal force on the planet," the statement read.
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"Secretary Mattis is laser-focused on doing his job -- ensuring the US military remains the most lethal force on the planet," the statement said.
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Of all the qualities which make Sergio Aguero perhaps the most lethal striker in the Premier League, his patience is one of the most important.
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One example is the Rwandan genocide of the 1990s, one of the most lethal genocides in human history, which occurred during the Rwandan civil war.
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Kane once impressed on loan at the south London club as a teenager and has since become one of the most lethal strikers in Europe.
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The most lethal new flus, like H5N1 and H7N9, jump from birds — ailments in chickens, ducks and wild swans have all led to human deaths.
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The vaccine successfully prevented nearly 6,3003 people from contracting the disease, deemed by the World Health Organization as "one of the most lethal known pathogens".
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Not finding any other mock warheads, it selected the next "most lethal object" in the debris it could identify, the statement said, and struck that.
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If it dies, there will be nothing to stop either country from developing or deploying nuclear weapons, including the most lethal and technologically advanced weapons.
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Although a world-destroying asteroid can make for a spectacular apocalypse, many of the most lethal events in Earth's history, Brannen learns, have been homegrown.
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White told the LA Times that Mattis is "laser-focused on doing his job — ensuring the US military remains the most lethal force on the planet."
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Meanwhile, letting Brown defend the most lethal opposing wing from the jump makes more sense than bringing him off the bench when said weapon is resting.
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Daily suicide attacks and roadside bombs, along with snipers and mortars, have been the most lethal Islamic State tactics in resisting the 100,000-strong Iraqi force.
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To control rabies, health care workers must collaborate with their veterinary colleagues, share disease intelligence and execute coordinated responses against the arguably most lethal infectious disease.
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Ovarian cancer is the most lethal of all gynecologic malignancies and kills more than 22,000 women worldwide each year, Guntupalli and colleagues note in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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The strikes are aimed at al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), the Yemeni al Qaeda branch that is considered the terrorist organization's most lethal branch.
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DLVS Director Josphat Nyika said the incidence of the most lethal tick-borne killer - called theileriosis, also known as January disease - had shown a sharp increase.
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Earlier this month, the People's Liberation Army Navy launched two 220,2055-ton Type 2054 guided-missile destroyers -- Asia's largest, most sophisticated and most lethal combat ships.
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Ebola is one of the most lethal-known pathogens; the 2014 outbreak left more than 11,000 persons dead, 21625,2900 infected, and a generation of orphans behind.
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" She said, that "there is no daylight between" the president and secretary "with respect to ensuring that this military stays the most lethal in the world.
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"In two years, the Russian armed forces, together with the Syrian army, have defeated the most lethal group of international terrorists," Tass quoted Putin as saying.
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Iraqi security officials say the most lethal ones are foreign fighters, the kind that were put up in the hotel as a reward for their services.
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The percentage of suicides involving guns—long cited as one of the most widely used methods of self harm, and unquestionably the most lethal—has declined.
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Gus's other cameo in "Talk," as the episode is titled, comes after he summons the world's most lethal senior citizen for a face-to-face meeting.
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Imagine the Germans controlling all of Europe to the Ural Mountains, giving the most evil of men enough time to develop the most lethal of weapons.
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On Monday, Mattis said the military is "out to build the most lethal service," but declined to comment further because of pending litigation against the policy.
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And the final and most lethal weapons President Trump can use in a war with the establishment Republicans is his ability to threaten their job security.
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Kyrgios was leading 4-1 in the first set when his shoulder started playing up, hampering his blistering serve, the most lethal weapon in his arsenal.
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According to May, they were poisoned with a chemical weapon known as Novichok — one of the world's most lethal nerve agents — in Salisbury, where Sergei lived.
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In fact, the shiny new stadium might be the most lethal bird-killer in the Twin Cities area, according to a new report from the Audubon Society.
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The most lethal wildfires in California's history have killed people while they slept in their beds and prompted authorities to order thousands of residents from their homes.
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Their branch, considered the most lethal outside the Levant, was pushed out of Sirte, its coastal stronghold, in December and hit hard by American bombers in January.
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That arm strength, which is still evident on the gridiron when Mahomes is operating without a firm base, is probably the most lethal part of his game.
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Still, the destruction of a chemical weapons research facility might be able delay a chemical weapons program involving the most lethal forms of nerve gases, experts concede.
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Anyone trying to sterilize his or her way into a long life should remember that the place most proofed against micro-critters can be the most lethal.
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Suicides comprise six out of ten gun deaths in the United States, and firearms are one of the most frequently used and most lethal method of suicide.
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The two most lethal elements of the Treasury's package may be the reach of its secondary sanctions, and the threat that no oligarch is safe from them.
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Their roster is filled with brilliant passers at every position and they have some of the most lethal spot-up shooters who've ever stepped on a court.
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Fraser wants to know: Could Curry and Thompson, widely regarded as the most lethal backcourt shooting tandem in the game's history, actually get better in this area?
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The most lethal episode of prison violence in Brazil occurred in 240 when 22015 inmates were killed during a riot in the Carandiru prison in São Paulo.
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The first wave of the pandemic was most lethal Actually, the initial wave of deaths from the pandemic in the first half of 19183 was relatively low.
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" Speaking to reporters prior to meeting with the Indonesia Minister of Foreign Affairs Retno Marsudi, Mattis said the military is "out to build the most lethal service.
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If you ask someone to list the most lethal global health problems facing the world today, something as mundane as heart disease doesn't typically top the list.
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The Navy describes its submarines as "one of the most lethal weapons in the nation's arsenal" and says they navigate the world's seas unseen carrying out secret missions.
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Novichok is part of a group of nerve agents considered to be the most lethal in the world, and the Russian government has been producing it for decades.
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Egypt has a history of deadly train disasters, with the most lethal one occurring in 2002, when a fire on a passenger train killed more than 320 people.
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"This makes it the most lethal cancer amongst black women and calls for urgent therapeutic strategies," the study's authors wrote in the BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine journal.
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The most lethal toxin by far in their chemical weapons arsenal is BTX, an alkaloid found only in a handful of poison dart frogs (and, weirdly, a few birds).
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According to the DCNS website, the Shortfin Barracuda Block 2100A submarine will be "the most lethal" submarine ever made, and will equip Australia with a "regionally superior" submarine capability.
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According to the DCNS website, the Shortfin Barracuda Block 1A submarine will be "the most lethal" submarine ever made, and will equip Australia with a "regionally superior" submarine capability.
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DoD's proposed policy is based on professional military judgment and will ensure that the U.S. Armed Forces remain the most lethal and combat effective fighting force in the world.
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Details about a possible cause emerged as fire crews nearly completed their search for bodies in the most lethal building fire in the U.S. in more than a decade.
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The third and most lethal blow against unions, along with board and court hostility, is the expansion of right-to-work laws as a by-product of Trump's victory.
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More than 63,600 lives were lost to drug overdose in 2016, marking the most lethal year yet of the drug overdose epidemic, according to a report released this week.
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It is critical that DoD be permitted to implement personnel policies that it determines are necessary to ensure the most lethal and combat effective fighting force in the world.
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It was the deadliest single attack involving journalists in Afghanistan since at least 2002, and one of the most lethal ever worldwide, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Recall, too, that Yemen was — and in many ways, still is — the home of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the most lethal branch of Osama bin Laden's organization.
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Kate Beckinsale, the star of the original Underworld, is still playing the series' protagonist, a vampire named Selene who's considered the most lethal, unstoppable fighter in the vampire/lycan wars.
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It was the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history and the most lethal attack on American soil by Islamist militants since the suicide hijackings of jet airliners on Sept.
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It's the most lethal terrorist attack in the United Kingdom since al Qaeda directed four suicide attackers who killed 52 commuters on the London transportation system on July 7, 2005.
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The commission was investigating whether electrical lines that were knocked down by a windstorm on Sunday played a role in sparking the most lethal wildfire event in the state's history.
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The most lethal attack occurred in Nice, France, on July 14, 2016, when a terrorist rammed his truck into crowds celebrating the anniversary of the French Revolution, killing 84 people.
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"Secretary Esper is committed to ensuring our warfighters have the best capabilities, including artificial intelligence, to remain the most lethal force in the world, while safeguarding taxpayer dollars," Smith said.
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Last week's bombing in the town of Khan Sheikhoun in the rebel-held province of Idlib near the Turkish border was the most lethal since a sarin attack on Aug.
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You have not heard fire until you've heard NoLay calling herself a "stroppy little madam" on one of the most lethal Fire In The Booth's since the dawn of Explosion.wav.
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He also dropped his pledge to immediately try to raise the age limit for buying the kind of assault rifle used in some of the country's most lethal mass shootings.
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And, if it's confirmed that far-right ideology was behind the attack in El Paso, it is the most lethal far-right terrorist attack in the post-9/93 period.
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Hartman had hooked us with the promise that he — this leather-faced, battle-hardened beast — could turn young, soft, irrelevant boys into the most lethal human killing machines in history.
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Since IED's were the most lethal weapons used against AAVs, the new ACV was designed to take a blast from an IED, continue the mission and bring Marines home safely.
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With that in mind, we've collected some of the baddest, brutal-est, and straight-up most lethal-looking Prime Day offers, suitable for veteran Liam Neesons and aspiring Kevin McCallisters alike.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union agreed stricter gun rules on Tuesday but balked at a proposal for a complete ban on the most lethal semi-automatic weapons such as the Kalashnikov.
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Researchers who study suicides have found that the decision to end one's life is often spontaneous, and that if accessible, guns are the most lethal and common way one commits suicide.
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"Secretary Esper is committed to ensuring our warfighters have the best capabilities, including artificial intelligence, to remain the most lethal force in the world, while safeguarding taxpayer dollars," the statement notes.
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"It is critical that DoD be permitted to implement personnel policies that it determines are necessary to ensure the most lethal and combat effective fighting force in the world," Gleason said.
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Still, the Magnitsky Act, the law that Mr. Kara-Murza was in Washington urging lawmakers to expand, has proved to be perhaps the most lethal topic of all over the years.
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According to UK Prime Minister Theresa May, they were poisoned with a chemical weapon known as Novichok — one of the world's most lethal nerve agents — in Salisbury, England, where Skripal lived.
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This year's dominant virus, H3N2, has been circulating for 50 years — it emerged as the "Hong Kong flu" in 20143 — but it is usually the most lethal of the seasonal strains.
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The BLU-97s' detonation in a ring of soldiers was among the most lethal battlefield incidents for Americans in the Persian Gulf war, and he dwelled on it upon arriving home.
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Until the Nice attack, the most lethal terrorist attack in the West carried out by a lone terrorist was by Anders Breivik, a Norwegian neo-Nazi who killed 77 people in 2011.
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Last week's poison gas attack in the town of Khan Sheikhoun in the rebel-held province of Idlib near the Turkish border was the most lethal since a sarin attack on Aug.
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This shameful period is rightly associated with McCarthyism, but its most lethal instrument came directly from the desk of President Eisenhower: Executive Order 10450, which condemned "sexual perversion" and other amorphous improprieties.
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Last year, it carried out an estimated 24 attacks in Kabul, leaving hundreds dead or wounded and outpacing the Taliban's Haqqani network as the most lethal group in the capital, officials said.
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They also warned that the corals were now facing a crisis in the form of stony coral tissue loss disease, which is likely the most lethal disease to affect the Mesoamerican Reef.
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According to Paul Ewald, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Louisville in Kentucky, for example, it is no coincidence that the most lethal flu pandemic on record coincided with a world war.
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There's the Night King, of course, who's personally trying to kill every living creature in the realm, backed by some of Westeros' most lethal killers: Bronn, Grey Worm, The Hound, and Theon Greyjoy.
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A manifesto authorities believe was written by the El Paso shooting suspect detailed a specific type of ammunition that some gun bloggers have raved about as "mythical" and among the "most lethal" available.
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Instead, they are most lethal to people with immature or compromised immune systems, including newborns and the elderly, smokers, diabetics and people with autoimmune disorders who take steroids that suppress the body's defenses.
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Public health experts say that exercising this kind of caution if possible is a good strategy for the aged, infirm and people with medical conditions like asthma, who face the most lethal risk.
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Already the purported American "defeat" in Afghanistan has inspired the suicide bomber who killed 37 Indian soldiers in Indian-held Kashmir earlier this month, the most lethal attack in Kashmir for many years.
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More than 63,600 lives were lost to drug overdose in 2016, the most lethal year yet of the drug overdose epidemic, according to a new report from the National Center for Health Statistics.
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Suicide attacks are the most lethal form of terrorism and studies suggest that they are pursued because they are effective in as many as 50 percent of the cases in which they are used.
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The Warriors drained 22 from 217-point range against Houston and held the most lethal long-range shooting team in the league (256.7 per game) to just 23-of-1143 from behind the arc.
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Zaron was sending hundreds of kilograms of the drug into the country, helping fuel a crisis that claimed lives at a rate eclipsing even H.I.V., gun deaths and car crashes at their most lethal.
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Wilder, 34, has one of the most lethal right hands the sport has ever seen, making him a knockout artist who keeps people glued to their televisions — or cellphones or tablets — during his bouts.
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He became well-known after the publication of his best-selling book "American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History" in 2012, which was the basis for a 2014 movie .
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Such a position would contravene decades of U.S. anti-proliferation efforts and raises troubling questions about how Trump might actually behave as keeper of the "nuclear football," the most lethal power a U.S. president possesses.
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In what may be a watershed moment in the fight against tuberculosis, the world's most lethal infectious disease, an experimental new vaccine has protected about half the people who got it, scientists reported on Tuesday.
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But the truce does not apply to two of the most lethal extremist groups, the Islamic State and the Nusra Front, raising questions about whether it will be any more lasting than previous cease-fires.
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" "I thought Psylocke was always one of the most lethal characters," the actress explains of the sword-wielding heroine, "and I said, 'Yes, as long as you're not using her to be the eye candy.
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"North Korea will continue to test over and over again its missile technology and nuclear weapons in the months and years to come in order to develop the most lethal systems it can," Kazianis said.
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We saw this phenomenon in the most lethal terrorist attack in British history since 9/11, which were the July 7, 2005 suicide attacks on the London transportation system, in which 52 commuters were killed.
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His best-selling book, "American Sniper," detailed his adventures as "the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history," and the 2014 film of the same name became the top-grossing military movie of all time.
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Soon after the funeral Captain Medina briefed the company about its next mission: an assault into My Lai to destroy the remnants of one of the Vietcong's most lethal units,the 48th Local Force Battalion.
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In Yemen, Saudi Arabia is attacking the Ansar Allah group, the one force that has proved adept at beating back Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the most lethal of the global terrorist network's franchises.
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The finding, which reveals that a father's genes play an important role in a woman's ovarian cancer risk, could change the way doctors look for and treat one of the most lethal types of cancer.
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Studies show the number of conflicts globally had been stable for the last decade but are now on the rise and 2014 was the most lethal year since the end of the Cold War, she said.
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A partial truce in Syria is set to begin on Saturday, but its terms — which exempt two of the most lethal groups in the conflict — cast doubt on how effective it will be at reducing bloodshed.
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SAO PAULO – A leading rightist presidential candidate blamed the left on Tuesday for Brazil&aposs rise in crime as he promised to give further protection to one of the most lethal police forces in the world.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia on Tuesday unveiled a statue of Mikhail Kalashnikov, inventor of the AK-47 assault rifle that became by some estimates the most lethal weapon ever made and the best known Russian brand abroad.
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Flu season has already begun, and last year's was one of the most lethal in decades; about 80,000 Americans died of flu or its consequences, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said earlier this month.
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Because of lack of diplomatic recognition, Somaliland, about the size of Florida, with 578 miles of coastline, can't modernize its coast guard or professionalize its police force, to fend off the most lethal al-Qaida affiliates.
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And yet on Sunday, the continued influence of ISIS' ideology became gruesomely apparent: A terrorist attack, one of the most lethal since 9/11, killed at least 359 people at churches and luxury hotels in Sri Lanka.
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Boko Haram gained global notoriety for kidnapping more than 200 schoolgirls in Nigeria in 2014 and is thought to have killed over 15,000 people, making it the most lethal militant group in the world by some estimates.
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The weapons' dubious value aside, the requests also seem to contradict President Obama's 2009 promise to change American nuclear policy in ways that would make the nation safer by reducing threats from the world's most lethal weapons.
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The hospital, run by the medical charity Doctors Without Borders in the northern city of Kunduz, was attacked by a U.S. Air Force special operations AC-2211 gunship, one of the most lethal in the U.S. arsenal.
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"The purpose in forward deploying any aircraft -- specifically the F-35 -- is to demonstrate the Air Force's ability to take its most lethal fighter anywhere in the world at any time of its choosing," according to Capt.
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" After the traumas of the twentieth century, however, we began to define our historical era by "the most lethal moments of the near past"—the conflicts, wars, and atrocities that "have had the most difficulty 'passing away.
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Also in the interview, a masked Mr. Huraiqidan demanded a ransom and threatened to hand the German to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which American intelligence agencies view as one of the group's most lethal affiliates.
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Anorexia is the most lethal mental illness, and many people with eating disorders are immunocompromised, putting them squarely in the group of people for whom COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, could be most dangerous.
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The "Black Knights" are now one of three F-35 squadrons in 3rd MAW, with more coming soon, which gives credence to 3rd MAW&aposs reputation as the Marine Corps&apos premier and most lethal aviation wing.
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To help pay for the increases, President Trump wants to cut back many federal programs, including those that prepare us to wage war against microbes, the greatest and most lethal enemy we are ever likely to face.
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Throughout the world, however, there's no question that the species Homo sapiens is the most lethal and dangerous, and without doubt the only one that threatens the whole fucking planet... even discounting nuclear weapons (which no one should!).
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The United States will have to continue to be vigilant regarding the potential threat from American returnees, but the most lethal threat is not from ISIS-trained militants launching attacks in the States but rather ISIS-inspired attacks.
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As a result the US is investing $8 billion next year in submarines to "ensure ours is the most lethal and most advanced undersea and anti-submarine force in the world", as Mr Carter put it last week.
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The process, which would be confidential and require identity verification, would allow individuals to enter their own names into the existing background check system, putting a barrier between themselves and one of the most lethal methods of suicide.
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Over many weeks, the trial peeled back the layers of how the opioid maker operated, offering a rare glimpse into the mentality of some pharmaceutical representatives and their sales tactics -- even for one of the most lethal opioids.
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Cousins' outside shot can relieve pressure by dragging opposing bigs out to the perimeter, but he's also a huge fan of going one-on-one, and will usurp touches from one of the world's most lethal shot makers.
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But the stealth fighter jet is also touted as the most lethal and versatile aircraft of the modern era -- combining advanced stealth capabilities, radar-jamming abilities, supersonic speed, extreme agility and state-of-the-art sensor fusion technology.
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At least 68 people died on Wednesday in Venezuela's most lethal prison riot in two decades — and when distraught family members showed up at the attached police station demanding answers, police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets.
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" The attacks by the Islamic State were the most lethal in the country since World War II. Many French people were taken aback by the tone of Mr. Trump's comments, which the French newspaper Le Monde called "violent.
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Even though it's one of the most lethal forms of domestic violence, strangling has gotten overlooked by some state policies because it does not always produce visible signs of assault, according to the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention.
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Now Johnson is sharing her story with others in a memoir released last month called "Jet Girl: My Life in War, Peace, and the Cockpit of the Navy&aposs Most Lethal Aircraft, the F/A-18 Super Hornet."
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The fire comes two weeks after a dam broke in the most lethal mining disaster in Brazil's history, and just two days after a powerful summer storm in Rio de Janeiro set off flooding and mudslides, killing six.
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In October, the USS America sailed into the eastern Pacific with 13 F-35Bs embarked — a first for the America that "signaled the birth of the most lethal, aviation-capable amphibious assault ship to date," the Corps said.
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One destroyed the re-entry vehicle, and the other "looked at the resulting debris and remaining objects, and, not finding any other re-entry vehicles, selected the next 'most lethal object' it could identify, and struck that," it said.
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The Warriors, who were already flush with talent when they posted a record-setting 73-9 mark last season, have since added four-time scoring champion Kevin Durant to form what some consider the most lethal roster ever assembled.
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Lek has used media as the most lethal weapon to defend and protect her person, and to expose truths about the plight of the Asian elephants to whose care she has devoted her life since the age of 15.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios's ace tally for the week moved toward the century mark on the slick Queen's Club grass as he felled Feliciano Lopez on Friday but the fiery Australian revealed he rarely practises his most lethal weapon.
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This raises the obvious question: Why was so fringe a figure allowed to share a stage with the Vice President at so sensitive a moment, just days after the most lethal anti-Semitic massacre ever perpetrated on American soil?
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"'Mohamad Khweis turned his back on his own country by joining the most lethal terrorist organization in the world, renowned for its brutality and murderous agenda, and offered himself as a suicide bomber," prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memorandum.
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Many locations were targeted around the city, including a hospital and a Jewish community center, but the most well-publicized assault—though not the most lethal—took place at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, commonly known as the Taj.
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Some US military personnel who have served in Afghanistan were also angered by the Times's decision to give Haqqani a platform, as he leads the Haqqani Network, which is the most lethal of the groups under the Taliban umbrella.
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Faced with a simmering fury in the country, Iran's leaders on Wednesday abruptly softened their stance toward street protests that are believed to have left hundreds of civilians dead last month, the most lethal crackdown since the 1979 revolution.
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He quickly turned from terrorism to focus on gun control, issuing a fresh demand for Congress to take action to keep the most lethal weapons from being used in mass killings that have occurred over and over during his presidency.
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IS has increasingly resorted to ad hoc attacks, including a bombing in the Iraqi capital last week that left nearly 300 people dead — the most lethal bombing of its kind since the 2003 US-led invasion that ousted Saddam Hussein.
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During that period, Osama bin Laden was declaring war on us while President Clinton was being derided for launching missiles to try to kill the man who would eventually lead the most lethal domestic terror attack in our nation's history.
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Tuberculosis is among the most lethal infectious diseases in the world and kills one person every 2628 seconds, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), and yet a large segment of the public is unaware of the threat level it poses.
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Sweden's trademark fast breaks, their most lethal weapon throughout the competition, dried up in the second half of the final and Spain started rifling in goals from all angles to carve out a 25-17 lead with eight minutes left.
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Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health, has said this year's flu is on track to be as bad as the 2017-2018 season, the most lethal in a decade.
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In this piece, the photographer Max Whittaker explains how he was able to shoot images for a Sports cover story by Michael Powell about a group of extraordinary Himalayan ice climbers: by "Scaling the World's Most Lethal Mountain" with them.
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He has retweeted out anti-Semitic imagery on several occasions, while he has consistently refused to come down hard on white nationalist forces within the United States who are the champions of the most lethal forms of anti-Jewish sentiment.
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"This milestone is the result of unwavering dedication from our joint government and industry team focused on delivering the most lethal, survivable and connected fighter jet in the world to the men and women of the US Navy," he added.
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The remains of six more victims were found on Tuesday in and around a northern California town overrun by flames last week, raising the death toll to 48 in a wildfire disaster already ranked as California's most lethal and destructive in state history.
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Colorectal cancer, which is the second most lethal cancer in the U.S., has a 90% five-year relative survival rate when it's detected early, according to data from the National Cancer Institute's Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program, cited by the company.
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Despite the controversy that has swirled around the F-35' development, supporters still tout it as the most lethal and versatile aircraft of the modern era -- intended to conduct air-to-air combat, air-to-ground strikes, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.
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Thomas followed it up with the Godfather Part II of basketball seasons—a legitimate MVP candidacy (even if the race has crowded him out) and one of the most lethal scoring seasons we've seen from anyone, including players taller than six feet.
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The Reaper, regarded as one of the most lethal pieces of military technology deployed in the past two decades, is sophisticated enough to read a license plate number from two miles away and carries both laser-guided bombs and air-to-ground missiles.
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The story of her efforts and how she persuaded researchers to create a cocktail of bacteria-gobbling viruses harvested from sewage, known as phages, to kill one of the most lethal, powerful superbugs is told in the couple's new memoir, The Perfect Predator.
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One interceptor destroyed the ICBM reentry vehicle, then the second scanned the resulting debris and "not finding any other reentry vehicles, selected the next 'most lethal object' it could identify, and struck that, precisely as it was designed to do," the statement notes.
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Syrian government forces backed by Russian air power have stepped up an offensive on rebel-held parts of the city of Aleppo in the most lethal bombardment in nearly six years of war, with conflict monitors citing attacks on hospitals and water supplies.
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A year ago today, Islamic jihadists launched the most lethal attack in France since World War II. Using bombs and guns, they killed 130 people and wounded nearly 500 others at eight places in and around Paris, like the one shown above.
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To the Editor: Re "When Abusers Are Most Lethal": I have been a divorce lawyer who represented abused women, a County Court judge with power to issue restraining orders, a state police officer and, most recently, a federal prosecutor enforcing federal gun laws.
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For its part, the United States has failed to convince Pakistan of the urgency of its primary interest in Afghanistan — shutting down the Haqqani network, the principal planner and executor of the most lethal terrorist attacks in Afghanistan over the past decade.
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Details of a background of violent, disturbing behavior emerged a day after Sunday's rampage in southeastern Texas, which ranks as the deadliest mass shooting by a lone gunman in the state and one of the five most lethal in modern U.S. history.
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Their findings suggested heat waves would be the most lethal weather-related disaster and could cause 99 percent of all future weather-related deaths in Europe – rising from 2,700 deaths a year between 1981 and 2010 to 151,500 deaths a year in 2071 to 2100.
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Aleppo fighting Syrian government forces backed by Russian air power have stepped up an offensive on rebel-held parts of the city of Aleppo in the most lethal bombardment in nearly six years of war, with conflict monitors citing attacks on hospitals and water supplies.
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To make a real dent in gun violence we need to regulate the process for acquiring guns, but we also have to make it easier to track and control the most lethal kinds of weapons, even when they are owned by law-abiding folks.
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But on something with such grave potential consequences, Congress should join America's allies and the world's arms-control experts to impress on Mr. Trump that he is on a dangerous track that will further erode American leadership in curbing the world's most lethal weapons.
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In the rote manner of tour guides everywhere, Robert told me his father was a U.D.A. member who in 1975 was shot dead by the Irish Republican Army, or I.R.A., the most lethal of the paramilitary groups, at the bus depot where he worked.
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Along with these moves, the quiet change in the U.S. military rules of engagement in Iraq and Syria, coupled to a most lethal application of Special Forces operational capacity and increased operational tempo resulted in the near total destruction of ISIS capacity to make war.
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Under one proposal, the United States would begin a review of whether to designate Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorism unless it pursues senior leaders of the Afghan Taliban and the allied Haqqani network, considered the most lethal Afghan extremist group, U.S. officials said.
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The massacre, which ranked as the deadliest mass shooting by a single gunman in Texas history, and one of the five most lethal ever in the United States, rekindled an ongoing debate over gun ownership, which is protected by the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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But Mattis has also called the F-35 -- a joint Navy, Air Force and Marines program touted as the most lethal and versatile aircraft of the modern era -- "critical" for US air superiority and for its ability to integrate with allies who are buying the jet.
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But he has also called the F-35 -- a joint Navy, Air Force and Marines program touted as the most lethal and versatile aircraft of the modern era -- "critical" for US air superiority and for its ability to integrate with allies who are buying the jet.
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The most lethal conflict since World War II, according to mortality studies, is the one that has sputtered for many years in Eastern Congo, taking millions of lives, and only a tiny share of those were from bullets; the great majority were from disease and malnutrition.
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Unlike in the United Kingdom, where there was the seven-year Chilcot Inquiry into the British role in the Iraq War, hitherto there has been no official American investigation into the conduct of the most lethal and costly conflict that the United States has fought since Vietnam.
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Theirs was only the most lethal reckoning this week, which also saw Angela denying the reality she helped to create, Mr. Robot confronting his chump status and even Phillip Price, who wants to be the most powerful person in any room, getting cut off at the knees.
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The shooting at a country musical festival on the Las Vegas strip Sunday night has already become the most lethal in modern American history, with at least 58 people murdered and more than 500 injured by a gunman firing from a window of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
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But until some better formula is found for ensuring strategic balance and limiting the spread of the world's most lethal weapons — until Mr. Trump at least has some plan for what comes next — it's a dangerous mistake for him to jettison existing agreements like I.N.F. and New Start.
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The death of George Bush on the eve of World AIDS Day was a painful reminder of some of the most lethal days of the epidemic, when people — predominantly gay and bisexual — were struck down by an illness that few in the White House seemed to lose sleep over.
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DoD's proposed policy is NOT a ban on service by transgender persons," the Pentagon said in a statement, adding that the policy was based on "professional military judgment and will ensure that the U.S. Armed Forces remain the most lethal and combat effective fighting force in the world.
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CHANGSHA, China (Reuters) - Walking through the drizzle outside the railway station in the city of Changsha on Chinese New Year, local residents said it was only a matter of time before they became part of a lockdown aimed at containing China's most lethal new contagious disease since 2003.
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Because it was fun to see two of the show's most lethal characters try to destroy each other after spending so much time watching their separate paths: one of bloodshed and horror, and one of a sort of semi-redemption on the way to getting the ending he apparently wanted.
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Last year, for instance, ISIS called for attacks during Ramadan and one of those who answered that call was Omar Mateen who pledged allegiance to ISIS as he carried out the most lethal terrorist attack in the United States since 9/11 at the Orlando nightclub almost exactly a year ago.
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It has a smaller radar cross-section than the F-35 (the size of a marble versus the size of a golf ball) and is probably the most lethal air combat aircraft in the world, even considering the fifth-generation fighters produced by great power adversaries like China and Russia.
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It was the most lethal attack in Afghanistan's capital this year, and it comes at a sensitive time: The US and the Taliban are in the final stages of negotiating a deal that would allow the US to withdraw its troops from the country provided that certain security goals are met.
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The two nuclear-armed countries are pointing at each other their most lethal strategic weapons while trying to resolve the legacy of an inconclusive war they fought, with the help of their allies, on behalf of the South and North Koreas from June 1950 to an armistice in July 1953.
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But Western and African counterterrorism officials now say that while the twin blows dealt a setback to the terrorist group in Libya — once feared as the Islamic State's most lethal branch outside Iraq and Syria — its leaders are already regrouping, exploiting the chaos and political vacuum gripping the country. Gen.
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At least 2000 people have been confirmed dead in the Camp Fire, which erupted a week ago in the drought-parched Sierra foothills 257 miles (2000 km) north of San Francisco and now ranks as one of the most lethal single U.S. wildfires since the turn of the last century.
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The death toll from the siege ranks as the second-most lethal mass shooting in the United States, surpassed only by the 59 lives lost when a gunman opened fire in October 2017 on an outdoor country music festival from a high-rise hotel window in Las Vegas and then killed himself.
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At least 303 people have been confirmed dead so far in the Camp Fire, which erupted a week ago in the drought-parched Sierra foothills 230 miles (216 km) north of San Francisco and now ranks as one of the most lethal single U.S. wildfires since the turn of the last century.
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Overby, who frequently traveled to Afghanistan and Pakistan and was writing a book about the current war in Afghanistan, was on his way to interview Siraj Haqqani, the leader of the Haqqani network, which is a component of the Taliban and is responsible for many of most lethal bombing attacks in the Afghan capital, Kabul.
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Dave BarashProfessor Emeritus of Psychology at the University of Washington, animal behavior researcher, and the co-author of The Mammal in the Mirror: Understanding Our Place in the Animal World and many other books One of the most lethal critters in both North and South America, according to your criteria, are cows, hands down.
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The addition of Hanzal, who scored 16 goals in 13 games with Arizona last season, adds some much improved depth down the middle and scoring prowess at centre, while Benn and Seguin could round out the most lethal first line in hockey if new coach Ken Hitchcock decides to play Radulov alongside the two superstars.
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While the President has called for more police and more efforts to protect gun owner's rights, Chicago community leaders assert that a more effective way to curb violent crime would be to use strategies that reduce reliance on the criminal justice system and invest more on violence prevention in neighborhoods experiencing the most lethal violence.
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"This milestone is the result of unwavering dedication from our joint government and industry team focused on delivering the most lethal, survivable and connected fighter jet in the world to the men and women of the U.S. Navy," said Greg Ulmer, Lockheed Martin vice president and general manager of the F-35 Program, in a statement.
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In #SASC testimony #Mattis on gays: "Frankly, I have never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with Still, he wouldn't give a clear yes or no when Gillibrand asked if he believes being gay undermines lethality, just saying that it will be his job to ensure troops remain at their "most lethal.
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But the goal of these improvements is maximize the F-22's air combat power by maintaining the "first look, first shot, first kill" capability that makes it one of the most lethal air-to-air fighter jets in the US fleet, according to Lockheed Martin, the aircraft's manufacturer that is tasked with implementing the modifications.
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But scientists warn that a $1.6 billion project to begin constructing a southern border wall will not keep out the most lethal outbreak of bird flu in history, which recently killed 40 percent of patients in China, nor will it keep out Ebola, which has resurfaced in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with 37 suspected cases this month.
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After all, when you have the biggest attack on civil aviation since 9/11 with the Metrojet attack, or the biggest lethal attack in the West for over a decade with the Paris attack, or the most lethal attack in the United States since 9/11 with San Bernardino, these are all very big news stories.
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In the past three weeks, ISIS-inspired attackers also struck in the West, first in Orlando, Florida, where 49 people were killed in a gay nightclub -- the most lethal terrorist attack in the United States since 9/20153 -- and, the day after the Orlando attack, an ISIS terrorist killed a police official and his partner in a town outside Paris.
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Second, the Trump team believes it can convince the Pakistanis to better cooperate with the United States in terms of clamping down on terrorist groups who are using their territory as sanctuary, in particular the Haqqani Network, which is a component of the Taliban and has carried out many of the most lethal terrorist attacks in the Afghan capital, Kabul.
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As a result of its terrorist activities, the US would see the most lethal attack ever on its homeland, would embark on a war that has already lasted for 17 years, would spend an estimated $2.8 trillion to protect itself from attack, according to a recent Stimson Center report, and would see its politics changed in fundamental ways that endure today.
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"I think what people should be more concerned about is the long-term impact to our United States military, we should be the most lethal fighting force in the world and we can't do that if we're not drawing from the pool of all of those who are qualified, capable and willing to serve," Jennifer Peace, who has served in U.S. military for more than 13 years, told Hill.
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The most lethal pandemic to hit the United States was the 1918 Spanish flu, which was responsible for about 675,000 American deaths, according to estimates cited by the C.D.C. The Institute for Disease Modeling calculated that the new coronavirus is roughly equally transmissible as the 1918 flu, and just slightly less clinically severe, and it is higher in both transmissibility and severity compared with all other flu viruses in the past century.
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Read more: Lindsey Graham says he owns a semiautomatic rifle in case of apocalyptic lawlessness so looters know 'not to come to the AR-15 home' I'm a liberal who moved to a conservative town — here are the most shocking things I discovered about how conservatives see the world NRA head Wayne LaPierre, America's most public gun rights advocate, made $1.4 million in 2017 — here's what we know, and don't know, about his finances The El Paso shooting suspect wanted to get Russian-developed ammunition that gun bloggers have raved is the 'most lethal'
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