What is their path of destruction in the name of?
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We're asking the court to halt this path of destruction.
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Is climate change to blame for its atypical path of destruction?
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The Brooklyn-Queens Expressway carved a path of destruction toward Williamsburg.
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What compels otherwise decent people to choose a path of destruction?
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Prabhas cuts a path of destruction in this convoluted Indian action movie.
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Shockingly, defendant Buck continued his path of destruction, nearly causing another fatal incident.
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In the case of my E3 demo, our presenter selected a path of destruction.
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The conversation Does Trump's path of destruction include the Democratic Party and its presidential candidates?
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A mobile home crushed by two trees marked the end of the path of destruction.
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The storm killed hundreds of people and left a path of destruction in western Haiti.
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Vehicles crash and buildings blow up as our hero cuts his unrighteous path of destruction.
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But not all chains selling stuff to consumers are equally in the path of destruction.
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But not all chains selling stuff to consumers are equally in the path of destruction.
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Hurricane Maria passed through Puerto Rico leaving behind a path of destruction across the national territory.
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Officials say several tornadoes touched down in Texas, leaving a path of destruction 15 miles wide.
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It tumbles in from the ocean and travels up the Amazon on a path of destruction.
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If they have chosen to follow the forsaken down his path of destruction, so be it.
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He said the path of destruction is about half a mile wide and runs for miles.
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Do you want to lead the people to the path of righteousness or the path of destruction?
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The fires also left a path of destruction in Fountaingrove, a neighborhood known for its expensive homes.
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Alton's death underscores the terrifying path of destruction that drugs like fentanyl have had in the United States.
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Flooding left behind path of destruction KNXV in Phoenix tweeted a photo showing the conditions in the area.
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The threat of a category 5 hurricane is enough to unnerve anyone in its projected path of destruction.
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Hurricane Irma left a devastating path of destruction across Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and much of the Caribbean.
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When you grow up with an absent, alcoholic father, it's very easy to follow the same path of destruction.
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But conceptualizing the scale of these disasters can be difficult, particularly if you're far from the path of destruction.
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To see an out-of-control wildfire cut a path of destruction through a large community is without precedent.
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Then I make a plan, trying to chart a path of destruction through the aliens bearing down on me.
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Last August, Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas, and carved a path of destruction that ultimately cost $125 billion.
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Now a severe drought was carving a path of destruction through the ancient Levant, killing crops, cattle and people.
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The previous day, the Woolsey fire had begun charting a path of destruction along the Pacific coast of southern California.
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The storms cut a path of destruction 35 miles long and 15 miles wide in Van Zandt County, she said.
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Between Hurricane Irma's path of destruction and the threat of future hurricanes, Puerto Rico stands in Mother Nature's firing line.
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Historically, greed has led the man to leave a path of destruction behind him on his pursuit of profit and glory.
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By the time Michael finally headed out to the Atlantic, its path of destruction had scarred the landscape in four states.
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Katy Perry wants it and she has no concern for the terrible path of destruction she is creating to get it.
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As the storms pushed east, the tornadoes would leave a path of destruction that stretched from Alabama into Florida and Georgia.
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The path of destruction looks "as if someone had taken a blade and just scraped the ground," Sheriff Jay Jones said.
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With winds reaching a terrifying 155 mph, Michael made landfall on Wednesday afternoon and left a path of destruction in its wake.
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Hato's path of destruction continued on to the former Portuguese colony of Macau, across the Pearl River estuary, and China's Guangdong Province.
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The Tubbs and Atlas fires are carving a path of destruction through Northern California, and 33 active fires burn throughout the state.
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The "very destructive core" of the cyclone already left a path of destruction through outlying islands and nearby mainland, the meteorology bureau said.
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Meanwhile, we've mapped the cyclone's path of destruction through southern Africa and collected images to help you grasp the scale of the disaster.
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While Irma has subsided to a post-tropical storm, the path of destruction left behind means victims' need for assistance is only beginning.
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Hurricane Harvey's path of destruction may not drive oil prices higher, and that would be very unusual for a storm of this magnitude.
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Over 50% of the victims were black and the vast majority were over 60; the path of destruction mirrored that of the most vulnerable.
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In 2009, Typhoon Morakot cut a wide path of destruction over southern Taiwan, killing about 700 people and causing $3 billion worth of damage.
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Schools in the county will be closed Thursday due to the storm, which "left an 8-10 mile path of destruction," state police said.
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Eight people were killed and more than a dozen injured as the truck carved a path of destruction through several blocks of Lower Manhattan.
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Last month, massive wildfires on the Spanish island of Gran Canaria left a path of destruction of 10,000 hectares, mostly in protected natural parks.
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Last September, many months after our trip, Hurricane Dorian would do just that, blazing a path of destruction across the Abacos and Grand Bahama.
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When the dam burst, Native Americans, agricultural farmworkers and Southern California Edison work crews were among those who perished in the path of destruction.
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Hundreds of thousands of people evacuated on Wednesday in Florida and South Carolina as Matthew continued on it's path of destruction across Haiti and Cuba.
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He also stands accused of drawing supporters down a path of destruction that includes near-starvation diets, sexual assault, forced branding, pseudo-slavery and blackmail.
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In October, one of two blimps deployed in Maryland detached from its mooring and drifted to Pennsylvania, leaving a path of destruction in its wake.
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On Sunday, an EF-4 tornado ripped through Alabama's Lee County killing 23 people and cutting a path of destruction at least 24 miles long.
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Then, over the weekend, the group appeared to go back to its old playbook: storming a town with multiple fighters and leaving a path of destruction.
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Firefighter loses home Three U.S. Forest Service firefighters were battling blazes elsewhere as the Sand Fire tore a path of destruction through forests, neighborhoods and homes.
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Here are the latest updates from the storm, which continued a path of destruction through Hong Kong and southern China, where at least four people died.
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It is not purely and simply the fulfillment of a plan; it also leaves a path of destruction, and it destroys the thing that it transforms.
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But, we must recognize that these two stories, however similar they are in broad strokes, choose distinct social ills to lead us down the path of destruction.
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In Florida's panhandle, Category 5 Hurricane Michael tore a massive path of destruction in October, but one home on Mexico Beach sat relatively unscathed amid the wreckage.
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Staring down the barrel of another potentially record-breaking hurricane season, we must remain focused on key priorities that will support communities in the path of destruction.
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NEW YORK, May 18 (Reuters) - Seconds before impact, two women pushed their baby strollers right where the car would begin its path of destruction through Times Square.
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"This has been a path of destruction, not only through Florida but also all of Georgia," said Paul Bowers, the president and chief executive of Georgia Power.
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We can continue driving down a path of destruction, or we can choose a better way and begin preventing uncontrollable fires from starting in the first place.
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Hurricane Dorian tore a path of destruction across Grand Bahama and the Abaco Islands, leaving at least 50 people dead, hundreds missing and some 70,000 people homeless.
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A path of destruction through the American Budget Value Inn and Skyview Mobile Park Estates is seen in an aerial photo in El Reno, Oklahoma, on May 26.
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Because those choices might leave you in a less-than-noble place: busted, hated, dead, mourned by nobody, and with a blazing path of destruction in your wake.
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The outlook for climate change if current policies continue has never looked worse, but the prospects for turning away from the path of destruction have never looked better.
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After devastating parts of the Caribbean and Cuba, Irma made landfall in the Florida Keys early September 10, slowly moving up the peninsula, leaving a path of destruction.
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Reshaping the work force, and distorting patterns of saving and investment, the aging of the American population is carving an unexpectedly broad path of destruction across the economy.
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Mangkhut, a super typhoon that slammed into the northern Philippine province of Luzon on Saturday, continued a path of destruction across southern China on Sunday and into Monday.
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John McQuaid is a Pulitzer Prize–winning science journalist and the co-author of Path of Destruction: The Devastation of New Orleans and the Coming Age of Superstorms.
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The system that stretched from Texas to the Canadian maritime provinces left a path of destruction as it cut eastward Sunday: Homes were leveled, trees uprooted, cars demolished.
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Puerto Rico has now endured the longest power failure in U.S. history, after Category 220 Hurricane Maria tore a path of destruction across the island on Sept. 2000.
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From the trailers it seems like Superman is seen as a menace by many, which makes sense considering his out-of-character path of destruction in the previous film.
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Nicole shot through Bermuda just a week after Hurricane Matthew tore a path of destruction through impoverished Haiti en route to the United States, where it triggered severe flooding.
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U.S. gasoline prices fell in expectation that the area can get back on its feet after Harvey cut a path of destruction across more than 300 miles (480 km).
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Extreme weather Alberto may have been downgraded from a subtropical storm to a subtropical depression, but it is still carving a path of destruction and death in the Southeast.
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In North Carolina alone, according to that state's Department of Public Safety, more than 2628,28503 people and more than 22019,000 animals were rescued from Florence's spreading path of destruction.
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With President Obama and Secretary Clinton we've had the exact opposite — a reckless, rudderless and aimless foreign policy, one that has blazed the path of destruction in its wake.
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On the other end is a 36-year-old man, a daily heroin abuser who is finally accepting he's on a "path of destruction" and now desperately wants help.
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It killed an estimated 50 people, displaced more than 1 million and damaged some 200,000 homes in a path of destruction stretching for more than 300 miles (480 km).
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For its past decade of operation, Uber's global achievements have oscillated between leaving a trail of bodies in its wake and weaving a path of destruction through countless cities.
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But since Dorian carved a path of destruction across the Abacos and Grand Bahama islands this week, residents say the seeming absence of the Bahamian government has been glaring.
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A week after Hurricane Florence made landfall, the trillions of gallons of water it dumped over the Carolinas are slowly moving toward the sea, leaving a path of destruction.
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Beginning as a waterspout first spotted just offshore, the Manzanita tornado raked a half-mile long path of destruction through commercial and residential sections of town just after 8 a.m.
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He was elected because the people who do the molding in our politics have for too long led our country down a path of destruction, under Republicans and Democrats alike.
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California is never immune to big fires, but a look at the past 13 months reveals a horrifying path of destruction that deserves equal screen time to the latest political intrigues.
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Maria, the second major hurricane to savage the Caribbean this month and the most powerful storm to strike Puerto Rico in nearly a century, carved a path of destruction on Wednesday.
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More than a week after Hurricane Florence made landfall, the trillions of gallons of water it dumped over the Carolinas are slowly moving toward the sea, leaving a path of destruction.
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A week after Hurricane Florence made landfall, the trillions of gallons of water it dumped over the Carolinas are slowly moving toward the sea and leaving a path of destruction behind.
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Think, for instance, of Joel Schumacher's Falling Down, in which an angry, bespectacled Michael Douglas wreaks a path of destruction because he has been laid off and his wife has left him.
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The floods' path of destruction could destroy as much as $20 billion in insured property, making it one of the costliest storms in history for U.S. insurers, according to Wall Street analysts.
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At least 56 people have been killed by the unprecedented fire, now the deadliest in California history, as the fast-moving flames tore a path of destruction, leveling most of the town of Paradise.
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Hurricane Maria ripped a path of destruction through the Caribbean this week, killing 15 people in Dominica before knocking out power and destroying infrastructure on Puerto Rico that may take a decade to rebuild.
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The fire has left a path of destruction across around 8% of the island, with hundreds of firefighters and more than a dozen planes battling flames as high as 50 meters in recent days.
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The powerful thunderstorms that that left a path of destruction and at least 3 dead across the Northeast on Tuesday were so strong they generated a small tsunami off the coast, according to forecasters.
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Fierce storms lashed across the central US this week, unleashing hundreds of powerful tornadoes that carved a path of destruction through parts of Missouri and Oklahoma Wednesday night, and left at least three dead.
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Flooding left behind path of destruction CNN affiliate KNXV-TV in Phoenix tweeted a photo showing the grim aftermath, which left behind an avalanche of mud and rock that flowed into the swimming hole.
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The drama peaked on Wednesday when Trump pulled out a NOAA forecast that had been altered with black marker to extend the hurricane's path of destruction to include Alabama during an Oval Office meeting.
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Hurricane Irma's path of destruction up Florida's Gulf Coast on Sunday threatens to disrupt a thriving state tourism industry worth more than $100 billion annually just months ahead of the busy winter travel season.
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How you can help the tornado victims The path of destruction from the EF-4 is at least 24 miles long, said Chris Darden, meteorologist in charge at the National Weather Service's Birmingham office.
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These days Steensland works on a contract basis and trains others to retrace a fire's path of destruction to its place of origin and sift through the ashes—sometimes literally—in search of its cause.
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The mining process scrapes away trees and vegetation across huge tracts of land, leaving a path of destruction captured in aerial images, while a different production method using steam consumes huge amounts of natural gas.
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CreditCreditBryan Thomas for The New York Times HOUSTON — Natural disasters are capricious, carving a hopscotching path of destruction that can swamp one neighborhood but spare another, destroy a city block but leave one lone house untouched.
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Tens of thousands of Dallas residents are without power after a devastating tornado and a series of violent thunderstorms tore through the northern region of the Texas city, leaving a path of destruction in its wake.
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Irma, a Category 5 hurricane with sustained wind of 185 mph, is forecast to continue on its path of destruction across the Caribbean toward Florida, making U.S. landfall early Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hurricane Irma's path of destruction up Florida's Gulf Coast on Sunday threatens to disrupt a thriving state tourism industry worth more than $100 billion annually just months ahead of the busy winter travel season.
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Maria, the second major hurricane to savage the Caribbean this month and the most powerful to strike Puerto Rico in nearly a century, carved a path of destruction through the island after plowing ashore early on Wednesday.
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In 2013, with the memory of Hurricane Sandy's $60 billion path of destruction still fresh, President Obama called for increased planning and foresight to mitigate the costs of future disasters caused by extreme weather linked to climate change.
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Maria struck Puerto Rico as a Category 2300 storm on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale and cut a path of destruction through the center of the island on Wednesday, ripping roofs from buildings and triggering widespread flooding.
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After Liu embarked on his path of destruction China Telecom staff noticed that their internet service was down near the points he destroyed, leading to police checking CCTV footage from the areas and discover who the culprit was.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The world's strongest storm this year, Typhoon Mangkhut, continued its path of destruction across Southeast Asia over the weekend, reaching mainland China on Sunday afternoon after pummeling Hong Kong and killing dozens in the Philippines.
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According to Harvard researchers, an estimated 4,645 Puerto Ricans perished in Hurricane Maria's path of destruction—seventy-three times as many as the Trump administration's initial estimates and more than twice the number claimed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Even in wetter regions like the Gulf Coast, where the storms are getting stronger and the rainfall more persistent, much of that water glut is washing back out to sea, unused, leaving a path of destruction in its wake.
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"As we saw in the Camp Fire, the town's really well set up to kill people with wildfire," wildfire expert Zeke Lunder explained to the AP. People live in climate change's path of destruction for a variety of reasons.
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The police video is from the night of October 8 and the early morning hours of October 9, when "Diablo winds" up to 70 mph sent the fire on an unpredictable path of destruction, covering 12 miles in just four hours.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - After a wildfire blazed a path of destruction in the oil boomtown of Fort McMurray, Canadian towns in heavily wooded northern Alberta are scrambling to take precautions against fire as hot weather and dry vegetation increase the risk.
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U.S. gasoline prices fell in expectation that the area can get back on its feet after Harvey wrought a path of destruction stretching for more than 2500 miles (233 km), killing an estimated 2000 people and displacing more than 21 million.
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Hurricane Irma took aim at heavily populated areas of central Florida on Monday as it carved a path of destruction through the state with high winds and storm surges that left millions without power, ripped roofs off homes and flooded city streets.
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It can be as small as a couple of hundred of yards wide, all the way to two and a half miles wide, and their path of destruction can be a couple of hundred yards or extend out fifty miles or more.
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Congress traditionally tries to set partisan politics aside when responding to a national disaster on the scale of Hurricane Michael, which laid a path of destruction through Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas, which are still recovering from the devastating impact of Hurricane Florence.
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The governor of West Virginia requested federal assistance on Saturday to help the state deal with the record flooding that has cut a wide path of destruction across a sector of the state and led to the deaths of at least 24 people.
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Ms. Brock said she had been a social worker in charge of the removal of children from dangerous homes in the South Bronx and Spanish Harlem in the late 224s and early 215s, when crack tore a path of destruction through those neighborhoods.
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Since 2017, when the N.S.A. lost control of the tool, EternalBlue, it has been picked up by state hackers in North Korea, Russia and, more recently, China, to cut a path of destruction around the world, leaving billions of dollars in damage.
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Our children's hardship will be our fault not because we used plastic straws or slacked on recycling, but because we stood by as profit-driven corporations continued pell-mell down the path of destruction, and as our political leaders failed to act.
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Chris Harvey, a firefighter with the Sacramento Fire Department, said the capricious path of destruction had to do with the nature of the Kincade fire: The high winds picked up embers and dropped them all around, and they caught in places with ready fuel.
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While in the comics, this character had a long, slow build as he made his way via a path of destruction to Metropolis and the final battle, in the movie he showed up in the final minutes as a Frankenstein monster hail mary from Luthor.
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"He blasted Clinton for refusing to use the term "radical Islam;" condemned the "failed intervention in Libya," and said the former secretary of State was responsible for a "reckless, rudderless and aimless foreign policy" that had "blazed a path of destruction in its wake.
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The group, part of the Special Operations division consisting of police officer and firefighters specialized in search and rescue — and known as New York Task Force-1 — was in Puerto Rico to help with rescue efforts following Hurricane Irma's path of destruction through the Caribbean islands.
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More than a month after Hurricane Maria tore through Puerto Rico on a path of destruction that spared no region, race or class, residents of the island have found their creativity stretched to the limit as they try to function without many amenities of the modern world.
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SYDNEY, Australia — A menacing Cyclone Debbie struck the northeastern Australian coastline with devastating force Tuesday, slowly churning its path of destruction inland with wind gusts as high as 160 miles per hour, forcing tens of thousands to flee and leaving at least 483,000 homes without power.
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The presence of Alys and Ned in Season 8 might indicate the Night King's path of destruction if he intends to come for House Stark (and since we know he's been gunning for Bran since the whole "hold the door" thing, that may as well be a given).
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As the Atlantic Ocean heats up along the Eastern Seaboard, Dr. Francis said, we can expect to see late-season storms persist longer and the East Coast become "much more friendly to tropical storms" like Hurricane Sandy, which carved a path of destruction in the Mid-Atlantic in 2012.
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After plowing a path of destruction through the Caribbean and forcing hundreds of thousands to flee in one of the largest evacuations in American history, Hurricane Irma began to maul southern Florida on Saturday and was poised to howl up its west coast Sunday with deadly force and fury.
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A massive EF-133 tornado touched down south of Lawrence, Kansas about 6:15 pm local time and carved a 32-mile path of destruction toward Kansas City, causing heavy damage and prompting the National Weather Service to declare a "tornado emergency" for several counties in the Kansas City metro area.
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Irma's path of destruction Irma left at least 2257 people dead in its wake: 280 in the French territories, 403 in Cuba, five in the British Virgin Islands, five in the US Virgin Islands, four in Anguilla, four in St. Maarten, three in Puerto Rico, one in Haiti, and one in Barbuda.
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As Langdon — son of "pure evil" and also technically the offspring of Murder House characters Tate (Evan Peters) and Vivien (Connie Britton) — Fern has played truly diabolical, murdering anyone who dares stand in his path of destruction, eating a human heart, and being really, really mean to the wildly insecure Mr. Gallant (also Peters).
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As the Doctor tells Tim Shaw later in the episode while trying to convince him to leave his path of destruction, "We can evolve while still staying true to who we are," a fitting sentiment for a show that has once again, in the course of its nearly 60-year history, done just that.
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The findings in their terrifying report on April 21.6 help to explain the ocean acidification that's threatening killer whales, why pine beetles are chewing a path of destruction through North America's boreal forest, the disappearance of sea ice that has supported Inuit communities for millenniums and the exposure of millions of Canadians every day to ticks carrying Lyme disease.
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The worst hurricanes to swamp New Orleans in modern history, either hitting the city directly or devastating it in a broader path of destruction, include: * Katrina, August 2005, 1,73 dead, $125 billion damages * Betsy, September 1965, 75 dead, $1.4 billion damages * Harvey, August 2017, 68 dead, $125 billion damages * Andrew, August 1992, 26 dead, $27 billion damages * Rita, September 2005, 7 dead, $10 billion damages Source: National Hurricane Center Reporting by Barbara Goldberg in New York; Editing by Lisa Shumaker
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The worst hurricanes to swamp New Orleans in modern history, either hitting the city directly or devastating it in a broader path of destruction, include: - Katrina, August 2005, 1,73 dead, $125 billion damages - Betsy, September 1965, 75 dead, $1.4 billion damages - Harvey, August 2017, 68 dead, $125 billion damages - Andrew, August 1992, 26 dead, $27 billion damages - Rita, September 2005, 7 dead, $10 billion damages Source: National Hurricane Center Reporting by Barbara Goldberg in New York; Editing by Lisa Shumaker
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