Wildfires don't need to ravage communities to affect humans, however.
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In California, uncontrollable wildfires continue to ravage homes and entire economies.
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The disease went on to ravage three countries and kill over 11,000 people.
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Nomadic hordes of hippies ravage the landscape as raves and jam bands dominate.
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Birds are typically affected after hurricanes ravage trees of the food they eat.
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Cruise ships blight the scenery, ravage the canals and disgorge their day trippers.
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The fires are the second outbreak to ravage parts of California this autumn.
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Meanwhile, the Woolsey Fire continues to ravage Los Angeles County, burning 85,22002 acres.
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Nerve agent weapons can viciously ravage the body very quickly so every moment matters.
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The most expensive package allows for you and seven friends to ravage two rooms.
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I sat at my window, I just had to watch the water ravage everything.
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In the meantime, the tramadol epidemic continues to ravage youth populations throughout the continent.
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The opioid epidemic continues to ravage the country, with no real end in sight.
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We cannot remain idle and allow this level of carnage to ravage our communities.
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Logging companies exploited cheap undervalued heavily-subsidized lumber to ravage Tongass's old growth trees.
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Rand Paul, and continues to ravage the U.S. economy and roil global financial markets.
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And if so, will these rains continue to ravage life, or spawn a new ecosystem?
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For look at just some of the damage to ravage Mexico on Tuesday, go here.
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Pneumonia would ravage the elderly, as would many other diseases of old age, including cancer.
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President Donald Trump says he&aposs monitoring the raging wildfires that continue to ravage California.
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President Trump visited California on Saturday as the deadly wildfires continue to ravage the state.
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All cancers have the power to ravage a body, but each assails in distinctive ways.
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The fundamentalist group will continue to ravage Afghan communities and US troops will largely remain.
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Minefield makes clear that any war, no matter how small, can ravage a generation of soldiers.
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As a series of disastrous storms continue to ravage the Midwest, more fatalities are being reported.
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But four long years later, gun violence continues to ravage families and communities across the country.
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Because as towns and cities go underwater, as wildfires ravage our communities, we're going to pay.
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And then, once they've gotten their claws into you, they start to ravage and destroy you.
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They watched out-of-control pancreatic cells ravage a liver, and then the mouse's entire abdomen.
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Shower sex is rarely the silent, ravage-your-body-under-the-steam experience that we expect.
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On May 1, 2016, wildfires began to ravage the city of Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada.
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It can also ravage tomatoes—stunting them and causing them to produce contorted tendril-like leaves.
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Thus, SESTA will hardly enable frivolous lawsuits and malicious prosecutions to suddenly ravage internet service providers.
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Anything less guarantees that this epidemic will continue to ravage our communities for decades to come.
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Ms. Mezzacappa, a bassist, is releasing "Glorious Ravage," an album of tenacious momentum and teetering squall.
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Depending on how long the virus continues to ravage Europe, recovery could take years, not months.
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Letting the pandemic ravage the population won't save money — it simply risks even greater economic calamity.
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Because as towns and cities go underwater, as wildfires ravage our communities, we are going to pay.
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This year saw a number of notable wildfires, storms, and droughts ravage many regions around the world.
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But the island bounced back from ravage, reconfiguring itself into an economy with a strong tourism sector.
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At least they didn't ravage the place like those Nike shoppers in Washington did, so that's something.
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While Dyson and Eddington contemplated plans to observe the 1919 event, the war continued to ravage Europe.
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JAZZ Ms. Mezzacappa, a bassist, is releasing "Glorious Ravage," an album of tenacious momentum and teetering squall.
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Right now, Miami is smack dab in between the seasonal events that ravage its shores: king tides.
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As a result, children are left with hand-me-down adult chemotherapies, which ravage their developing organs.
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John Cena is hoping to help first responders as California's fast-moving fires continue to ravage the state.
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Pokémon Go's dependency on mobile data and your GPS location will ravage your smartphone's battery in no time.
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And then they ravage each other, following up the sex-capade with Julie's third dinner from the office.
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But propaganda, a deadly third relative, lurks close to its brethren, ever awaiting its moment to ravage societies.
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The Spanish government announced Saturday it is locking the country down as the coronavirus continues to ravage Europe.
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Terrifying video shows a &aposfire tornado&apos ripping through the Australian countryside as devastating fires ravage the country
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We cannot let those who are in power continue to ravage the home that we always hold dear.
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"If we don't see change, gun violence will continue to ravage our communities and tear families apart," Kenney added.
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Because they think they are white, they do not dare confront the ravage and the lie of their history.
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Despite its ambitions to conclude a deal, Greece says the euro zone's austerity demands will ravage the fragile economy.
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The impact of cargo preferences like these go far beyond Puerto Rico and the ravage of this year's hurricanes.
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Sulafa Hijazi refleced on the value of this creative revolution to VICE Impact as war continues to ravage Syria.
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Should the storm ravage refineries and pipelines, the storm could cause widespread pollution and ecological damage to the area.
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As African swine fever continues to ravage China's hog herd, the impact may be far worse than Beijing is conceding.
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Hurricane Michael, which made land Category 4 storm but has since dropped to a Category 3, continues to ravage Florida.
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The standout track of the album's heavier element is "Oh My God," the only song to really ravage the feelings.
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President Trump has done everything he can to erase the United States' climate policy even as dangerous fires ravage California.
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There have been lulls in the fighting before, but time and again the war continues to ravage the most vulnerable.
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"An atomic bomb" is how one transport minister in Australia described the bush fires that continue to ravage the country.
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Thousands of people in Australia are being urged to flee their homes as bushfires ravage huge swaths of the country.
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Thousands of koalas are believed to have died as fires ravage Australia, burning 12.35 million acres so far, AP reports.
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The body of Cooper becomes a feasting ground for tulpas — it becomes bloodied and torn as the black spirits ravage it.
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After seeing the flames begin to ravage part of the apartment complex, Chaichanhda went to get her 7-month-old daughter.
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As wildfires ravage northern and southern California this week, thousands remain displaced, without power, and otherwise in fear for their safety.
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Like the nutria, it's possible that Florida's capybara could ravage aquatic ecosystems by overgrazing, and disrupt the marshy areas along riverbanks.
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Abuse of prescription painkillers was a growing, if hidden, problem, and heroin addiction had yet to ravage rural and suburban America.
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" Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker said the mass shooting was part of the "epidemic of gun violence that continues to ravage communities.
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"Show us the gun and we'll find a crime" crackdowns work out great for bureaucrats but ravage citizens and the Constitution.
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Click here to view original GIFTsunamis are very probably the scariest natural disaster out there because they ravage everything in their path.
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The opioid epidemic continues to ravage the country, and drug overdoses are the leading cause of death among Americans younger than 50.
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I have signed on to the Trump vision – an end to the carnage, the crimes, and the gangs that ravage their neighborhoods.
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Within two to five days after exposure, campylobacter can ravage the digestive tract, causing diarrhea, cramping, abdominal pain, fever, nausea, and vomiting.
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Alone with her infant daughter, she became convinced that the figure was an Apache scout leading a raid to ravage her household.
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Officials say it could be a full week until this wildfire, just the latest to ravage western Canada this year, is extinguished.
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And a sentence with a strong verb: All cancers have the power to ravage a body, but each assails in distinctive ways.
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Hurricane Harvey hit the Gulf Coast Friday night with winds well over 217 mph, proceeding to ravage Houston and the surrounding area.
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Today, fires ravage the Amazon, consuming vast swathes of living, breathing forest, and its unique plant and animal species, in their wake.
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Instead of watching violence ravage our schools, movies theaters, nightclubs, concerts and churches, high school students have to put a foot down.
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But Bush's actions during his eight year reign did far more to ravage democracy at home and abroad than most people realize.
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But as a drug overdose epidemic continues to ravage America, prosecutors have become more aggressive in charging drug overdose cases as homicides.
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If the pandemic goes on long enough, it could ravage economies and bring down companies, threatening their ability to pay their debts.
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Such is the situation currently unfolding in the DRC, where millions have been displaced in recent years as multiple conflicts ravage the country.
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Even within a species novel infections can ravage populations if two previously isolated groups meet, as happened when Europeans arrived in the Americas.
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And he's right; they can't compare to the perfect predators he's been breeding, the eventual Xenomorphs destined to ravage settlements and destroy ships.
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Special Report: A 30-year alarm on the reality of climate change 5 killed, thousands evacuated as 3 California wildfires ravage the state
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The opioid crisis that continues to ravage the United States affects every state in the country and has left almost no community untouched.
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This is an example of the fear O'odham have to face everyday because BP ravage our communities & are careless with our lives. pic.twitter.
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He warns that the next economic recession will not only ravage tech stocks, but others that have been wrongly assigned growth-like valuations.
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In retaliation, Cybele sent a wild boar to ravage the region until locals placated her by ritually mourning Attis' death once a year.
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More than half of Australia is choking on smoke, and skies across the country glow orange as bushfires continue to ravage the continent.
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Dry, dusty Harmattan winds sweep in sand from the Sahara, which can ravage cocoa pods and sap soil moisture, leading to smaller beans.
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Around 2002, reproduction rates began to decline—even before polar bears, marooned on the island by retreating ice, started to ravage the nests.
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The fall armyworm can ravage large swathes of crops and has been moving northwards in the world's second-largest corn producer since January.
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In this story, we'll consider a Big One that could ravage Southern California: a truly gargantuan wildfire that's within the realm of possibility.
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"Ravage" (2017), Yaşam Şaşmazer's wooden sculpture of a woman in what looks like a yogic child pose, occupies one of the fairy chimneys.
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As wildfires ravage the American west this summer, teaching robots how to start still more fires might seem like a pretty terrible idea.
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To your point, my suggestion is ... Hurricane Facebook will continue to ravage the countryside and we'll say that there's no climate change going on.
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Weather prediction represents "a last bastion of international co-operation", a global effort to warn of natural disasters that ravage crops and displace communities.
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I recall growing up in public housing in New York City and seeing heroin and crack ravage our largely poor black and Latino community.
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While technology will ultimately ravage the retail labor market, the report says certain advances could support workers for increased productivity in the short term.
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But overnight, the storm with no name began to ravage over 30 parishes across Louisiana, making it the worst natural disaster since Hurricane Sandy.
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There's hundreds of employees at VICE, and there's 50 employees at my restaurant, and if we had something like that, they would ravage it.
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As carbon dioxide levels rise, as humans create more and newer justifications for institutionalized murder and as lethal diseases ravage unsuspecting populations, writers respond.
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Until we allow for apartment buildings in single-family home-exclusive districts, gentrification will continue to ravage our neighborhoods, our friends, our support networks.
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As the coronavirus continues to ravage the airline industry, it is also taking its toll on an oft-forgotten part of that sector: airports.
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The Harmattan dry winds - which sweep in sand from the Sahara and can ravage cocoa pods and sap soil moisture - were retreating, farmers said.
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In it, the AMOC grinds to a halt, causing superstorms to ravage entire cities and mega hurricanes to suck frozen air down from space.
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The Harmattan dry winds - which sweep in sand from the Sahara and can ravage cocoa pods and sap soil moisture - were retreating, farmers said.
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But researchers discovered that it could be disabled through Wi-Fi, meaning a delivery person could disable the camera, get inside, and ravage your toilet.
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Like a lot of Puerto Ricans living in the mainland US, Gabriela Durán felt helpless as she watched Hurricane Maria ravage her homeland last week.
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Boko Haram's depredations ravage much of West Africa, Al Shabaab thrives in the Horn of Africa, and the Taliban is steadily regaining ground in Afghanistan.
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Like a lot of Puerto Ricans living on the mainland U.S., Gabriela Durán felt helpless as she watched Hurricane Maria ravage her homeland last week.
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If that's the best we in the United States have to offer our children, the epidemic will continue to ravage the least privileged among them.
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One of the losers of the week not surprisingly is the Australian dollar, down more than 1% over the week as bushfires ravage its economy.
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Disdainful of experts who could have advised them on tropical agriculture, Ford's men planted seeds of questionable value and let leaf blight ravage the plantation.
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Footage of the incident shows the roof peeling back and then crashing with a loud thud on a neighboring property, as huge gusts ravage the neighborhood.
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As a trio of devastating fires continues to ravage California, hundreds of thousands have been forced to evacuate their homes, while the death toll keeps rising.
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As the Zika virus continues to ravage parts of South and Central America, healthcare workers are having a hard time knowing who's infected and who isn't.
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This fear would ravage communities and ruin multiple lives before it finally subsided — and lead to two of the most notorious criminal trials in US history.
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California could be facing the toughest wildfire season ever as some 18 gigantic blazes ravage the state — and the historically worst months are still to come.
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Everything they do when he's on the court revolves around the unique physical advantages that allow Antetokounmpo to ravage the opponent's interior defense whenever he wants.
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The United Kingdom experienced a dieback of ash trees due to a fungal infection that started in the 23.5s and continues to ravage the species today.
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An estimated 23 million people are facing severe acute food insecurity across East Africa as swarms of desert locusts ravage crops in an already vulnerable region.
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For Jackie Lacey, who is black, growing up in South Los Angeles in the 21980s and 290s showed her how gangs and drugs could ravage neighborhoods.
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The people of Earth need to know: When is Amazon going to stop helping oil & gas companies ravage Earth with still more oil and gas wells?
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Go deeper: Historic California wildfires destroy towns, turn deadly Trump threatens to pull California federal funding over wildfires Thousands evacuated as 3 California wildfires ravage the state
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What greyscale does is ravage the mind, leading to the bestial colony of outcasts that attacks Tyrion and Jorah when they attempt to pass through the ruins.
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At least 10 people are dead and thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed after several wildfires continue to ravage California's wine country, reports say. Gov.
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PG&E was switching power off again Tuesday — this time, to about 1.5 million people in 29 Northern California counties — as wildfires ravage parts of the state.
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About every 250 years, an earthquake and accompanying tsunami ravage that region with an energy release about 20 times higher than anything the San Andreas can do.
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Cruise lines are canceling some trips and rerouting others as Hurricane Dorian continues to ravage the Bahamas and move up the eastern coast of the United States.
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Because when climate-caused natural disasters, drought, food shortages, and epidemics ravage our country, authoritarians could take advantage of the crisis situation and strip away our rights.
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Story at a glance As fires continue to ravage the southeastern coast of Australia, the U.S. has deployed approximately 26.4 firefighters to help Australia combat the blazes.
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He promised to protect the nation from China and other economic rivals who he said would "ravage" it by luring away its factories or stealing its jobs.
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And understandably so: To their many detractors, redistricting consultants surface every 023 years, cicada-like, to ravage the landscape of minority parties in state legislatures and Congress.
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"To ravage, to slaughter, to usurp under false titles, they call empire; and where they make a desert, they call it peace," wrote the Roman historian Tacitus.
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Wildfires that have destroyed dozens of buildings and caused at least one death continue to ravage California as a heat wave sweeps the southern part of the state.
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"That's something I've wondered about for years," says the widow of a former top NFL player who not only knew Simpson – but watched CTE slowly ravage her husband.
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Affecting Tasmania's major hatcheries, which supply 90 percent of seed to the Australian industry, POMS could ravage Australia's population of pacific oysters if not adequately managed, say experts.
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He spoke frankly about watching Dallas's crack epidemic in the early 1980s ravage his Oak Cliff neighborhood, and how that inspired him to join the department in 1983.
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You see, marriage is like a Hot Pocket: it can look good, but these issues are the filling that can ravage your insides, leaving you empty and miserable.
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Experts worry that the virus could ravage the tens of millions of people living around the world in refugee camps, where conditions are cramped and doctors are scarce.
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This incoming storm, which will bring rain and snow across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, will be the fourth storm to ravage the East Coast in three weeks.
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The family of late Australian wildlife conservationist Steve Irwin announced that they treated their 90,000th patient at their wildlife hospital in Queensland, as bushfires continue to ravage Australia.
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The big picture: There has so far been little worry about his fondness for dictatorship, his plans to ravage the environment or threats to jail or exile political adversaries.
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It's telling that the very first park described in the book was created by Bernardo Paz, whose iron ore extraction business helped ravage parts of the countryside of Brazil.
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There's always a theme: Previously, we've seen Paris Fashion Week attendees ravage the Chanel supermarket, innocently "gamble" at the Chanel casino, and get connected at the Chanel Data Center.
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A 93-year-old woman in Magalia, California, is thanking her longtime sanitation worker for rescuing her from her home as a deadly wildfire continues to ravage the county.
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According to the APA, chronic stress can "ravage" the immune system and increase unhealthy behaviours, such as drinking and smoking, that raise the risks of diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.
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When I masturbated, it always involved similar templates of baroque courtyard scenes: shallow fountains with ornately patterned tiles and thick white columns that Herculean men would ravage me against.
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President Obama sacrificed our strategic interests on so many levels, undercutting our military, apologizing for our leadership, and turning a blind eye to the ravage of iconic American industries.
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The conditions were brought on by seasonal Harmattan winds that sweep in sand from the Sahara, which can ravage cocoa pods and sap soil moisture, leading to smaller beans.
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After hitting record highs in February, markets have seen wild daily swings, shedding roughly a third of their value as the coronavirus pandemic has begun to ravage the economy.
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" They added, "The people of Earth need to know: When is Amazon going to stop helping oil and gas companies ravage Earth with still more oil and gas wells?
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) ripped the Trump administration on Friday for the slow pace of relief efforts in Puerto Rico, saying it is costing lives on the hurricane-ravage island.
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The drug had come to market four years earlier and Art Van Zee had watched it ravage the state's poorest county, where he'd practiced medicine for nearly a quarter-century.
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Top Disney executives, including Bob Iger and CEO Bob Chapek, are taking pay cuts as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the media giant's stock and impede its operations globally.
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Nutria, large bucktooth rodents, ravage Louisiana swamps with unchecked breeding, feasting on trees and plants that keep the soil of the wetlands from further eroding into the Gulf of Mexico.
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This incoming storm, which will bring rain and snow across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, will be the fourth storm to ravage the East Coast in less than three weeks.
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As flooding continues to ravage parts of Texas and creeps into Louisiana after Hurricane Harvey, Lone Star State native Miranda Lambert is on a mission to bring back a little hope.
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Right-wing authoritarianism is on the rise around the globe; climate change, still unchecked, is beginning to ravage the planet; and economic inequality is more visible than it's ever been before.
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The blazes continued to ravage California's famous wine country Saturday, sending hundreds of people out of their homes and threatening to roll back gains that firefighters have made in recent days.
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A burnt out neighborhood in Fort McMurray (Image: DigitalGlobe)Wildfires continue to ravage the Canadian province of Alberta, and experts say they could double in size and take months to extinguish.
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By the end of the fourth season, an impending nuclear apocalypse was threatening to ravage the planet yet again, separating the inhabitants who did the unthinkable to make it their home.
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Simultaneously, the southern boreal forest is on the verge of a massive bark beetle invasion that could ravage the dominant evergreen tree ecosystem, which extends across large parts of both countries.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Canada As an out-of-control wildfire continues to ravage Fort McMurray, attention has turned to all the ways Albertans are helping each other out.
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Over the next hours and days, however, that fire — officially named the "Camp Fire" for its place of origin — would ravage 153,336 acres, cause $16.5 billion of damage, and kill 85 people.
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A woman and two children were rescued from a massive capsized boat off the Puerto Rico coast on Thursday after Hurricane Maria continues to ravage the island, the U.S. Coast Guard announced.
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Medallion prices rose above $1 million before crashing in late 2014, wiping out the futures of thousands of immigrant drivers and creating a crisis that has continued to ravage the industry today.
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Australian officials have declared a new state of emergency as wildfires ravage the southeastern part of the country, tearing through koala habitats and dense neighborhoods in a region popular with foreign tourists.
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Critics worry that the $7.5 billion dollar pipeline would speed climate change, and put the region at risk for oil spills that would ravage water bodies, wetlands and sacred Native American lands.
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Photo:APWildfires in California have continued to ravage large portions of the state, with the Thomas fire in southern California now entering its 210th day and claiming over 267,500 acres of land, CNN reported.
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As brutal winter storms ravage both sides of the Atlantic, a daring crew of four amputee rowers are making headway through wind-lashed seas in their brave attempt to make the record books.
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Just traveling across 34 million miles of deep space to get to Mars would be a huge challenge: zero gravity and space radiation would likely ravage your body and mess with your mind.
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Owners of a Texas furniture store have opened its doors to hundreds of Hurricane Harvey evacuees and dozens of National Guard troops as the tropical storm continues to ravage parts of the state.
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Lee said he agreed that the border-adjustment proposal is too complicated and said it "could ravage huge swaths of our economy" if exchange rates don't adjust as some economists predict it will.
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Gene drives were recently cited as a concern in a National Academy of Sciences report on the topic since genetically modified plant traits could ravage ecosystems in ways that aren't yet fully understood.
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But knowing how even the flu can ravage people in prison, I reached back inside for VICE to find out how prisoners are dealing with the threat of COVID-19, or the coronavirus.
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Hilton, American Airlines, Ford, and FedEx are some of the firms that withdrew their earnings estimates for 2020, meaning no one knows the extent to which the coronavirus pandemic will ravage the economy.
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I'd yo-yo within the same ten pounds, crash diet by eating the bare minimum and running miles on the treadmill during the day, only to ravage spoonfuls of chocolate frosting at night.
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Disney's top executives, including executive chairman Bob Iger and chief executive Bob Chapek, are taking pay cuts as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the media giant's stock and impede its operations globally.
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After months of watching the president ravage democratic norms and taunt lawmakers about their inability to hold him accountable, Congress is making clear that there are lines that cannot be crossed without repercussion.
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The record-breaking heat comes in the context of a difficult year in Australia that saw devastating bushfires ravage the country and the longest, farthest-reaching period of poor air quality on record.
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The record-breaking heat comes in the context of a difficult year in Australia that saw devastating bushfires ravage the country and the longest, farthest-reaching period of poor air quality on record.
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The family of late wildlife conservationist Steve Irwin says it has saved 90,000 animals at their wildlife hospital in Australia, as bushfires continue to ravage the country and destroy its animals and nature.
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The clip, posted onto the man&aposs Facebook page, features residents at the park enjoying a sunny day out until a sudden gust of wind begins to ravage their outdoor fun and party tent.
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A string of deadly wildfires continue to ravage parts of California on Friday — more than a week after they broke out — and authorities are searching for 630 people who remain missing amid the blazes.
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They deride her willingness to bind Britain into much EU regulation in return for free trade; some would prefer a no-deal "hard Brexit" in March, despite warnings that would ravage the British economy.
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More beguiling was the bowl of warm Parmesan custard covered with caramelized baby artichokes, while the sumptuous presentation of sweet pea ravioli flecked with braised rabbit and lavender was nearly too lovely to ravage.
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A California nurse shared chilling details about the harrowing hours she and fellow medical staff spent evacuating a burning hospital and working to save their patients as deadly fires ravage parts of the state.
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And maybe a very human explanation: Like Tommy Lee Jones's marvelous 2014 Western, "The Homesman," this pioneer chiller shines a gender-specific spotlight on the ways isolation and hardship can ravage a woman's mind.
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War on the peninsula is a nightmare for China that could lead to at least one million casualties, according to some estimates, ravage the Koreas and set back Beijing's climb to global pre-eminence.
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Wall Street veteran Edward Yardeni doesn't expect the uptick in geopolitical concerns will ravage the stock market this year — even though President Donald Trump may not be making it easy to see that right now.
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FEIJO, Brazil (Reuters) - As thousands of fires ravage the Amazon, the world's largest rainforest, some indigenous tribes are turning to prayer in a bid to halt the destruction and protect their environment for future generations.
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As wildfires ravage large swaths of California for a second year, one of the state's biggest utilities has declared that it faces billions of dollars in potential liability — far more than its insurance would cover.
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They deride her willingness to bind Britain into much EU regulation in return for free trade and some would prefer a no-deal "hard Brexit" in March, despite warnings that would ravage the British economy.
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For the second time in a month, authorities in News South Wales declared a seven-day state of emergency as the heatwave exacerbated unprecedented bush fires that continue to ravage large parts of the states.
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" The intervention was cheered by pro-Brexit members of parliament but after he failed to detail how he would achieve a Brexit that does not ravage the economy, one sceptical lawmaker cried out: "Is that it?
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The world is running out of clean water, climate change continues to ravage the planet, and politics everywhere are a total nightmare: nearly every day of 2018 has carried the emotional weight of an entire year.
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While soybean farmers watched the drift-prone weed killer dicamba ravage millions of acres of crops over the last two years, Arkansas beekeeper Richard Coy noticed a parallel disaster unfolding among the weeds near those fields.
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VICKSBURG, Mississippi — Tropical Storm Barry did not ravage Louisiana to the extent that forecasters initially predicted, but its compounded effects have made this year the worst in nearly a century for farmers in the Mississippi Delta.
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In the spring, it means doing everything possible—from lighting hay on fire to windmill towers and renting helicopters—to minimize the effects of a spring frost that can ravage a year's work in mere hours.
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Certainly Vladimir Putin's Russia is asking for punishment when his agents use a chemical weapon against a double agent, brazenly meddle in Western elections, cheat in international sports, ruthlessly ravage Ukrainian territory or violate human rights.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will commit an extra A$2 billion ($1.39 billion) over the next two years to help cover the cost of rebuilding as bushfires ravage the country, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Monday.
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Reuters spoke with several U.S. meteorological experts on Tuesday to find out what fueled and stalled Harvey, which was a hurricane and was later downgraded to a tropical storm even as it continued to ravage Texas.
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This is a year when huge wildfires, characterized by exceptionally strong winds, continue to ravage Ventura County and other parts of Southern California, after an October in which blazes in Santa Rosa destroyed thousands of homes.
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Fat Joe tells us Donald Trump is 'delusional' and prays Hurricane Florence doesn't ravage the mainland like Hurricane Maria did to Puerto Rico ... 'cause he says the President already bungled the response to one devastating storm.
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"It has boiled within me, when I saw Nazis ravage here in Visby, disturb, scare, harass and now, last night, attack women wearing rainbow flags," Löven said, according to a copy of his speech distributed to press.
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The president of Brazil has issued a decree banning the use of fire as a means of clearing land for the next two months following a series of devastating wildfires that continue to ravage the Amazon rainforest.
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Among a close-knit group of East Village artists (including Peter Hujar, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong and Keith Haring), he was one of the first to succumb to the AIDS epidemic that would ravage the gay community.
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In her desensitized world, people lose all capacity for emotion at about 10, psychotic gangs called Fish ravage the city, and hateful 1-percenters buy "synaffs" from a pharmaceutical behemoth named RealCorp just so they can feel.
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That's fortuitous for the EPA (and anyone who doesn't want to see climate change ravage the world), because the case will probably proceed to the Supreme Court, which is, at this time, likely to produce a split decision.
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Anything from your skin-care regimen (like overusing anti-aging products without hydration) to your hygiene (taking super-hot showers) and harsh environmental factors (such as wind and cold) could ravage skin, causing that telltale irritation and redness.
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A bipartisan bill I introduced last year would repeal the Cadillac Tax immediately – before it can fully ravage Americans' wallets and well-being – and is currently co-sponsored by more than 250 members of the House of Representatives.
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Two other major wildfires also continued to ravage Southern California, but so far, no deaths have been attributed to the Woolsey or Hill fires as they destroyed one home after another and prompted entire cities, including Malibu, to evacuate.
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Let your partner confess the details of their desire to ravage your butt or shave your puss or suck your toes, so they at least have the thrill of saying so, even if they never get to do it.
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North Korea's military said on Friday it would "ruthlessly ravage" the United States if Washington chose to attack, as a U.S. aircraft carrier group headed for the region amid fears the North may conduct a sixth nuclear weapons test.
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Category 5 storm Maria was expected to tear across Puerto Rico after barreling through St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands in the early hours of Wednesday, becoming the second highest-category hurricane to ravage the Caribbean this month.
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In a giveaway to big commercial interests who want the immediate satisfaction of a massive executive payday, Ryan Zinke's Interior Department is planning to ravage irreplaceable American lands and throw open the door to the decimation of rare wildlife.
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"We have an affordable housing crisis that continues to ravage the city and we need to do better at getting housing for our most vulnerable families, the homeless and the very low income," Mr. Salamanca said in an interview.
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A recitation about global inequality — "the richest ravage the global environment by producing waste, while the poorest destroy their resources by lack of choice" — can at first hit like pro forma critique from one of cinema's most dedicated leftists.
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Keiko has also signed deals with illegal miners to allow them to continue to ravage the Amazon, promised to reverse reforms of the corruption-plagued police, and met with a construction union leader who once served time for racketeering.
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Two centerpoints of my childhood are 1992 and 1994: years in which Los Angeles endured a civil uprising (commonly but mistakenly referred to as the LA Riots) and one of the deadliest earthquakes ever to ravage the city and surrounding suburbs.
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Extreme hot and dry weather ignited the two lethal fires in June and October, which led to the resignation of the interior minister and the introduction of far-reaching measures to tackle the blazes that ravage the abandoned interior every summer.
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At just two degrees of warming, our crop production would drop drastically, the ocean level would rise about 50 cm, freshwater would dry up by about 17 percent, and heat waves and storms would ravage more of the planet for longer.
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Ms. Wanamaker's Lorna has an unidentified degenerative disease that will ravage her beyond repair unless she submits to the cure proposed by the play's third character, Miriam (Nina Sosanya), a resident medic with a notable habit of not finishing her sentences.
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He saw the flames — which firefighters would name the Tubbs Fire, after a nearby street — jump the road and head up the mountainside toward Sonoma County, over the hills where it would ravage parts of Santa Rosa, the county seat.
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Many have voiced opposition to her plans, which they said would bind Britain into much EU regulation in return for free trade, and some would prefer a no-deal "hard Brexit" in March, despite warnings that would ravage the British economy.
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Americans worried that Donald Trump will try to shred the nation's social welfare programs can take some grim comfort by looking south: No matter what Republicans do, it will pale in comparison with the changes that are about to ravage Brazil.
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Just watch this master work: Furman manages to ravage 26 melons in one minute without slicing himself, aided by a team of faithful lackeys working in unison to clean up the halves and set up a fresh melon on his belly chopping block.
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SEOUL, April 14 (Reuters) - North Korea's military said on Friday it would "ruthlessly ravage" the United States if Washington chose to attack, as a U.S. aircraft carrier group headed for the region amid fears the North may conduct a sixth nuclear weapons test.
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From its spirited beginnings, the state has always signaled possibility, but more and more, as the planet's temperatures rise, as earthquakes continue to rattle with unpredictable fury, and bigger and deadlier fires ravage the state, the thought of disaster chokes the mind.
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In 2016 alone, we have seen a tornado outbreak tear through the Ohio Valley, floods ravage parts of Texas and southern Louisiana, wildfires scorch areas of California, and Hurricane Matthew bring a deluge of heavy rain and flooding to the Southeast coast.
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Story at a glance As one of the deadliest epidemics in decades continues to ravage China and bring its economy to a near standstill, greenhouse gas emissions from the world's number one emitter of carbon dioxide have plummeted, according to a new report.
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Read more:13 photos show Sydney under a blanket of smoke as bushfires continue to ravage the regionVideo shows a heroic Australian woman brave raging flames to save a badly wounded, crying koala from a bushfireSydney looks like a smoke-drenched apocalyptic nightmare.
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"I have been a proud citizen of the United States for 25 years, yet the long arm of the Chinese Communist regime has extended its reach across the borders to ravage my heart by jailing the only close family I have," she said.
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In Fear Itself, Odin wants to ravage Earth to save the universe from a villainous force known as The Serpent but Thor believes in humanity and, with the help of the Avengers, leads a last-ditch effort to protect the world (which proves his worthiness).
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Furthermore, both Trump's and her own party's platform commonly share a refusal to stomach mass immigration, to support factors which drive the growth of the so-called Islamic State and to allow free trade and regulations which would "ravage" France and the European Union (EU).
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IN THE EARLY DAYS AFTER WORLD WAR II, IT WAS PROBABLY GOOD PUBLIC POLICY TO REBUILD EUROPE AND JAPAN FROM THE RAVAGE – AND CHINA -- FROM THE RAVAGES OF THE WAR, BUT THE MISTAKE THEY MADE, THEY DIDN'T PUT A TIME LIMIT ON THE CONCESSIONS.
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Referencing the villainous stepbrother Dio Brando in the anime JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, turing_police joked that they softblocked the vampire after finding out he had been "trying to end your familys bloodline for seven generations so that his malign magickal influence can ravage the world unchecked." oof.
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Even worse, signs of the disease are asymptomatic, so a person often is not diagnosed with NASH until it advances to a late stage, when cirrhosis begins to ravage the body, according to Dr. Laurent Fischer, senior vice president and head of global drug development at Allergan.
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Newborn Survives Both Hurricane Harvey & Hurricane Irma With Her Parents Hurricane Maria is the latest storm system to ravage parts of the Caribbean and the U.S. Hurricane Harvey caused severe flooding in Texas and Hurricane Irma followed close behind, wreaking havoc on several Caribbean nations and Florida.
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"As rising temperatures, surging seas and record-breaking natural disasters ravage communities everywhere, the Trump Administration continues to ignore science and put the interests of polluters ahead of the American people, by rolling back countless life-saving environmental protections," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.
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While "skinny" isn't a particularly honest word for a bill that would ravage insurance markets in this way, it is a great device for allowing Republican senators to pretend their vote isn't particularly meaningful—that it's a placeholder allowing the congressional health care debate to continue.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - Hurricane Maria, the second major storm to ravage the Caribbean in a month, skirted past the Turks and Caicos Islands on Friday, leaving devastation in its wake that included fresh flooding on Puerto Rico two days after pummeling the U.S. island territory.
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Their nightmarish set of abilities has given them a villainous reputation: they can slither across land, they thrive in dirty water, and they can survive outside of water for days, not to mention they are sharp-toothed alpha hunters that can ravage ecosystems they don't belong in.
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Eilish is poised to become one of the first musical superstars of Gen Z, and she lives in an America where school shootings happen on a regular basis, where wildfires ravage her home state of California, and where suicide rates have been rising sharply since she was born.
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I am not sure if Lantz's clicker is more masterfully designed than others or if I didn't realize, until now, that I am in some kind of catatonic emotional and mental space these days that would allow a simple Skinner box to utterly ravage my mind, but it did.
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Not just because she's a wanted woman, but because she's even more beautiful and sexy in person than on TV. (Within five minutes of meeting Alan, she gifts him his first joint.) Lenny continues to ravage the kitchen of its Fig Newtons and Sturgeon fillets, much to Sid's dismay.
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"In addition, a summary invalidation of everything the board has done since 2016 will likely introduce further delay into a historic debt restructuring process that was already turned upside down once before by the ravage of the hurricanes that affected Puerto Rico in September 2017," the ruling said.
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The most emotionally striking, and uncharacteristic, photographs of the President show him kissing his helpless father on the top of his head, pictures I may have contemplated with some premonition of the illness that would one day cross our cheerful family doorstep and prematurely ravage my own father.
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As a virulent opioid epidemic continues to ravage the country, with 303 people in the United States dying of overdoses every day, naloxone's use has increasingly moved out of medical settings, where it has been available since the 1970s, and into the homes and hands of the general public.
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Unlike Mr. Baltz, who witnessed the development that destroyed the orange groves of his native Orange County, or Mr. Adams, who watched tract housing ravage the mountainous Colorado landscape to which he moved as a teenager, Mr. Hernandez as a boy could not mistake his Los Angeles for Eden.
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And it's not just a question of whether our grandchildren might have to pay somewhat higher taxes, it's a question of whether multi-century droughts will ravage the Southwest, or whether the city of Miami will drown beneath the rising seas, or whether vital coral reefs will vanish forever.
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The losses were part of the market reaction to the coronavirus epidemic, but the immediate cause for the sell-off was a crude oil price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia, which could ravage oil producers in Venezuela and Iran and even shale oil companies in the United States.
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Now, as families worry about not only financial ruin but also the spread of a virus that would ravage those multigenerational households, it's no wonder that locals were angered to see tourists jamming the sidewalks and soaking up the sun in Waikiki, essentially carrying on like business as usual.
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The prompt allocations of funds for the decontamination of Vieques should be one of the priorities during the current budget process and it should also include federal grants for the development of the island's economy; which was ravage by decades of unmitigated contamination by the U.S. Armed Forces.
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Despite the appointment by Haider al-Abadi, Iraq's prime minister, of Najim al-Jabouri, a local Sunni general, to lead the campaign, many Sunnis fear that in Mosul as in Aleppo global powers are implicity helping Iranian-backed regimes ravage the last vestige of Sunni power in the Fertile Crescent.
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And so, like the war recounted in the Iliad, this one is fought over a woman who has been stolen away from her rightful mate—the difference being that this time it's the Trojans, not the Greeks, who invade a foreign country and ravage a kingdom in order to retrieve her.
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Based on a trilogy of novels by Justin Cronin, "The Passage" posits a scientific cause — experimentation with a rare virus from the Bolivian jungle — for a paranormal consequence, the creation of beasts (don't call them vampires!) who, if the series lasts and hews to the books, will ravage the planet.
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In the past few months alone, our foes have used a firestorm to force the total evacuation of a city of 90,000 in Canada, drought to ravage crops to the point where southern Africans are literally eating their seed corn, and floods to threaten the priceless repository of art in the Louvre.
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It was 1963, three years before the Cultural Revolution, an event that would ravage her generation and eradicate the very notion of culture, and the bulky, rust-colored chest standing mysteriously on its hind legs seemed like the kind of novelty her father, a sergeant in the People's Liberation Army, would have forbidden.
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I contemplated pulling out some talking points from the American Girl book, "The Care & Keeping of You," which I purchased when my daughter was in fourth grade to help her (and me) navigate puberty, or kicking off "the talk" with visual aids showing how sexually transmitted diseases from unprotected sex ravage your body.
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TRUMP TO VISIT CALIFORNIA, MEET WITH FIRE VICTIMS: President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will travel to California on Saturday as deadly wildfires ravage the state.
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You can find similarly depressing statistics on and off reservations in the U.S. This is the pipeline crisis: Not just the extractive industry's predictable and unrelenting drive to ravage the earth for profit but the intergenerational lock of poverty that leaves so many communities with few options except to sign on the dotted line.
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Read more:Photos of a koala hospital in Australia show just how devastating recent bushfires have been for the iconic marsupialTerrifying video shows a &aposfire tornado&apos ripping through the Australian countryside as devastating fires ravage the countryAn Australian zookeeper took home monkeys, pandas, and a tiger in order to keep them safe from bushfires
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will travel to California on Saturday as deadly wildfires continue to ravage the state.
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Shot mostly in black and white, and hacked with stylish edits that make each character look like a strained marionette, the movie opens with an Ian McShane voiceover telling us the story of Nimue the immortal Blood Queen (Milla Jovovich), a powerful sorceress who wants to unleash a plague that will ravage the world, leaving behind nothing behind but bone and dust.
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Military options available to Trump range from a sea blockade aimed at enforcing sanctions to cruise missile strikes on nuclear and missile facilities to a broader campaign aimed at overthrowing leader Kim Jong Un. How North Korea would respond to even a limited strike is unknown, but it threatened on Friday to "ruthlessly ravage" the United States if Washington chooses to attack.
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The duo started writing the upbeat song — which has an uplifting synth intro and features a haunting "Shine Like Gold" chorus — at the beginning of their summer tour, but as the hurricane began to ravage parts of coastal Texas last week, Foreman and Wade decided to dedicate the song to those who were struggling with the "hardship" caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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Related: Peruvian Activists Predict a Right-Wing President Will Bring More Conflicts Over Mines The drastic measures have been triggered by a wave of illegal gold mining in the area that has seen as many as 100,000 miners destroy vast swathes of the Amazon, ravage river ecosystems with dredgers, and poison the water table with mercury and other mining byproducts.
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But between the coronavirus beginning to ravage the nation, the unprecedented, widespread closures that have shuttered public spaces across the country and Joe Biden's now-commanding lead over Bernie Sanders — in polls released on the eve of the March 288 contests, Biden holds double-digit leads across all four states — the primaries are flying below the radar for many Americans.
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I grew up in India at a time when there was minimal public awareness or discourse about eating disorders and the myriad ways in which they ravage a person's body and mind ... People around me started discovering my secret years before I got better, but there was no socially acceptable way to get me professional help, so they didn't try.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) is defending his decision to vote against a Superstorm Sandy relief bill as torrential rain and flood waters now ravage his state.
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Read more:Princess Cruises just suspended its operations for 2 months because of the coronavirus outbreakViking Cruises suspended operations worldwide due to the coronavirus, as infections ravage the cruise industryA Florida couple who were stuck on the coronavirus-stricken Grand Princess is suing the cruise line, alleging gross negligenceWild video shows a military helicopter dropping coronavirus test kits to the Grand Princess cruise ship
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The more we discover that food dyes cause everything from behavioral issues to cancer, that gluten intolerance issues such as autoimmune illness celiac is caused by the glyphosate pesticide (aka Roundup) added to our crops and that the BPA and other chemicals used to line cans, bottles and boxes can ravage our endocrine systems, the more we demand food that is safe, not perilous, to eat.
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Read more:&aposYou&aposre not welcome, you f-----&apos: Videos show Australia&aposs prime minister heckled and hounded out of a bushfire-ravaged town by furious locals8 ways you can donate money to Australia&aposs bushfire relief effortI spent New Year&aposs trapped by Australian bushfires that looked like a scene from a warzone Red skies are blanketing southeast Australia as hundreds of fires ravage the country
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Read more:13 photos show Sydney under a blanket of smoke as bushfires continue to ravage the regionThis echidna had its spikes burned off in a bushfire because instead of trying to escape it just took a napAustralian firefighters left a heartwarming note apologizing for drinking a man&aposs milk after they saved his home from devastating wildfiresHundreds of koalas are feared dead after a massive wildfire broke out in an Australian nature reserve
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Read more:A social-media influencer giving out nudes in exchange for donations to fight the Australian bushfires says she has raised $700,000Red skies are blanketing southeast Australia as hundreds of fires ravage the countryNicole Kidman and Keith Urban donated $500,000 to Australia&aposs fire services amid devastating bushfiresI spent New Year&aposs trapped by Australian bushfires that looked like a scene from a war zoneHere are eight ways you can donate to help fight the fires
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Read more:An Australian artist built a haunting Christmas art installation made of debris from the deadly bushfires raging across the countryAn Australian koala hospital raised more than $1 million to help rescue native animals injured in the devastating wildfires roaring across the country13 photos show Sydney under a blanket of smoke as bushfires continue to ravage the regionVideo shows a heroic Australian woman brave raging flames to save a badly wounded, crying koala from a bushfireSydney looks like a smoke-drenched apocalyptic nightmare.
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