Surrounding her are a legion of level 50 and above normal Scorchedbeasts as well as Scorched Deathclaws, Scorched Mega Sloths, and Scorched Ghouls.
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"Very few attorneys would recommend the scorched earth tactics, because if they don't work, what you've probably scorched is your own underwear," he said.
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He scorched a double to left field, plating Mr Almora.
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Singers with scorched voices sometimes settle more deeply into them.
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In 235, 2500,232 square miles (20153,22015 square kilometers) were scorched.
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Working together, they start to clear away the scorched horde.
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A local insurgent group called it a "scorched earth" campaign.
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It's scorched earth desert rock nestling up with elegiac ambient.
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Nearly 30,603 acres of the Sunshine State have been scorched.
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Go deeper: Trump disavows Steve Bannon in scorched earth statement.
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Clinton is countering Trump's scorched earth campaign with her own.
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Enter Upton who went all scorched Earth on the process.
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This woman is leaving nothing but scorched earth behind her.
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On Wednesday, Chapman's neighborhood looked like a scorched war zone.
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Manny Gamburyan is the one scorched into this writer's mind.
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But how did it escape with just its spines scorched?
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The filing includes images of scorched roofs and significant damage.
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And she scorched the competition ... taking home a cool $22k.
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First, wildfires scorched a massive area northwest of Los Angeles.
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"For me, growing up, Europe was scorched earth," she said.
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They're nothing compared to fire, electricity, and scorched engine oil.
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Their crops had been scorched, their villages had been pillaged.
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On Sunday, Paradise was ringed with miles of scorched earth.
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Altogether they scorched about 930 acres and injured three firefighters.
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Their flavor lies somewhere between roasted chestnut and scorched earth.
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Aerial photographs show rows of charred cars and scorched streets.
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Cohn was a true believer in scorched earth legal tactics.
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An area twice the size of Maryland has been scorched.
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A series of brutal percussive slashes leads to scorched silence.
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Millions of Iraq's date palms have turned to scorched earth.
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Roadside water tanks dug into the ground are scorched and dry.
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UNLIVABLE, FIRE SCORCHED BOSTON AREA HOME GETTING OFFERS ON $600,000 LISTING
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Scorched trees lined Highway 63, the only route into the city.
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Someone has even nailed a scorched corpse above a basketball net.
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A scorched landscape near Wrightwood, California, after an August 2016 wildfire.
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These are the kids who stand to inherit a scorched Earth.
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Areas scorched by the wildfires are now being hit with floods.
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Another man extended these scorched-earth tactics to the hotel room.
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The earth is being scorched, and fires continue to burn relentlessly.
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They come in three colors: charcoal, scorched brown, and dark maple.
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It is a devastating example of the group's scorched earth policy.
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A vicious civil war, characterized by scorched villages and slave raids.
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Some of the paintings have passages that look scorched or melted.
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I'm on an adventure through the sun-scorched plains of Nevada.
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The scorched earth around us is littered with metallic body parts.
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On the next, a Serena Williams backhand winner scorched the baseline.
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It has scorched an area bigger than the size of Denver.
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Roadside trees are burning and scorched debris flicks off the windshield.
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However, the nonstick qualities were solid, though pans were easily scorched.
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And she scorched Mr. Trump for his erratic posts on Twitter.
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But get your yard scorched clean, and the experience is sublime.
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Plaster was being removed, and peeling, heat-scorched paint scraped away.
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Read: Worry in Scorched Fort McMurray: How Many Will Walk Away?
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Were Republicans punished for their scorched-earth opposition to President Obama?
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Above, hillsides scorched last year in the Spanish region of Catalonia.
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The walls were scorched; whatever hadn't been looted lay in ash.
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He won't be intimidated by President Donald Trump's scorched earth approach.
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He needed to see a sapling sprout from fire-scorched earth.
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He scorched the nets for the better part of 48 minutes.
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I climbed inside one that had been scorched beyond all recognition.
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With no escape routes, IS fighters scorched the earth as they retreated.
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I see your gaslight and now will raise you a scorched earth.
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The country has been scorched by violence for the past three years.
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Scorched black bricks, arranged in a beautiful parquet pattern, frame the pool.
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The teen managed to escape, but the fire eventually scorched 222 acres.
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Among the classics, none is as powerful and important as Scorched Earth.
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Meantime, flash floods have threatened to trigger debris flows in scorched areas.
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Julz got scorched for her comments, and Daniel jumped to her defense.
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The firestorm killed 46 people, scorched 245,000 acres and destroyed 8,900 homes.
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This isn't the first time that Mountain Dew has been scorched online.
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One of them, the County Fire, has scorched more than 32,000 acres.
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A heat-scorched Las Vegas Sun front page delivers that sinister warning.
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The fires left the earth scorched, bare and vulnerable to sudden mudslides.
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On Tuesday morning, the streets surrounding the scorched home smelled of ash.
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A series of blazes this spring scorched parts of Nam Sang Wai.
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Viewers can come close to the fire but they are not scorched.
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And bursts of pitch-pine needles grew straight out of scorched trunks.
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A scorched grass tree regrows among the ashes in Australia's Blue Mountains.
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They can adopt Mr. Trump's call for yet another scorched-earth campaign.
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Well, that announcement went over about as well as a scorched turkey.
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The McLeods, also named for their hand tool, rake the scorched remains.
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They scorched and burned homes with families inside, slaughtered and tortured others.
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That year, 8,000 fires scorched more than 1.8 million acres of forest.
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Many road signs are barely readable, text melted onto scorched metal sheets.
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It's the kind of scorched-earth tactic Trump relishes — and Democrats fear.
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The so-called scorched-earth policy against the Ixil intensified under Gen.
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The fire burned over him, Strausbaugh said, leaving his clothes and hair scorched.
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So far it's scorched more than 40,000 acres and is only 22% contained.
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She freed slave cities, but she also mercilessly scorched the Tarlys to death.
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The fire has scorched at least 8,000 acres and is at 0% containment.
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The Kincade Fire ignited Wednesday night and by Thursday had scorched 10,3313 acres.
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IN ARABIC, Ramadan means "the hot month", from the root ramida, meaning "scorched".
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Flowers are blossoming, and the earth is not yet scorched by the sun.
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Shiloh was burned when a wildfire scorched the property, burning down Fallon's home.
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There are a handful of scorched fighters, curiously all separated from each other.
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He left behind miles of scorched earth and a towering body of work.
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Hillary&aposs people were given immunity and Trump they go on scorched earth.
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A scorched vehicle sits next to a burned out building in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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Yellow represents areas scorched by the fire, while purple areas represent healthy vegetation.
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The fire quickly scorched up the dry hills as winds carried the embers.
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Firefighters are gaining ground against the Hill Fire, which has scorched 29,500 acres.
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TUESDAY WAS the most humiliating day in a prime ministership scorched by humiliations.
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More than 130,000 acres are scorched by the fire, InciWeb fire information shows.
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It has scorched 443 square miles (1,26 square kilometers), fire officials said Monday.
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Cars scorched by the Carr Fire rest at a residence in Redding, Calif.
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ISIS' signature is written large -- in scorched walls, charred books and broken glass.
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Houses are surrounded by scorched terrain near the village of Biguglia, on Corsica.
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Apart form affecting humans, the Chernobyl accident also scorched the land around it.
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But overall, Wallace was able to draw them away from scorched-earth combat.
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Worms also kept itself alive by learning from Scorched Earth—customization is king.
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We've been scorched by the sun and chilled by rain, hail and snow.
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In it, the litter of scorched marigoldsfidgeted on the ground against my feet.
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Maybe viewers are tired of R-rated video clips and scorched-earth attacks.
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Parts of the county were scorched by the Woolsey, Hill and Thomas fires.
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On that day, the Republicans codified "scorched earth" as their party's guiding principle.
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The scorched land could not absorb the water, and so the mudslides began.
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Images of the fire's aftermath remain horrific; many people were scorched beyond recognition.
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Near the scorched building, many shops on 187th Street remained closed on Sunday.
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This is just one of the tales with which these cobblestones are scorched.
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Forest fires, floods and scorched fields speak of Europe's vulnerability to global warming.
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Is this what Michigan is meant to stand for - scorched earth is good.
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The tree is built out of collected bushfire remnants from our scorched state.
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You're generally an incredibly loyal partner, but operate with a scorched earth policy.
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Trump, as he has done repeatedly, hinted at a scorched-earth debate strategy.
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That's because record-high temperatures scorched the entire state of Alaska this summer.
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Forecasters do not anticipate any significant rain in the scorched regions for months.
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Last year, the largest fire in California history scorched swaths of Ventura County.
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Even before landing on "repeal and replace," Republicans scorched Democrats with buzzy phrases.
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Scorched-earth tactics and chemical warfare pose particular threats to flora and fauna.
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An estimated 153,000 acres and 14,85033 homes have been scorched in the fire.
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He'd scorched through the draw, and when we started I could see why.
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Fires have scorched Yosemite, Yellowstone, Crater Lake, Sequoia and Grand Canyon national parks.
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Blankenship has launched a scorched-earth campaign against Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell.
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Rating: 3 scorched tires out of 4 Speaking of tire fires, you have to wish the best for lil' Will: once his summer frolics come to a close, he's probably going back to his scorched-earth team in the fall.
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That fire has scorched 355,2403 acres (144,000 hectares) and destroyed 265 structures, it added.
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For all its heat, the fire that is Uber in 2017 hasn't scorched everything.
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The Gray County blaze scorched 263,2125 acres, but has since been contained, Martin said.
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The fire has scorched 2260,234 acres and destroyed 15 structures so far, Garcetti said.
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A scorched area following a wildfire in the Greek village of Mati, July 26.
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There are currently about 903 wildfires burning, and over 15,000 acres have been scorched.
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The blaze killed 46 people, scorched 245,000 acres (9843,150 hectares) and destroyed 8,900 homes.
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In November wildfires scorched California; last week Chicago was colder than parts of Mars.
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Scorched Earth continues at Current Projects (170 NE 79th Street, Miami) through June 2.
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The military responded with counterinsurgency sweeps and a scorched-earth campaign against Rohingya villages.
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It has scorched 224 square miles (22015 square kilometers) and is 213 percent contained.
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For decades the entertainment industry has waged a scorched-earth assault on internet pirates.
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And hundreds of thousands of acres of forest and agricultural land have been scorched.
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Even then, that may not be enough for liberals scorched by Kavanaugh's confirmation process.
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The fires scorched 270,000 acres along the scenic Pacific Coast north of Los Angeles.
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Video footage from AFP shows the scorched remains of the carriages that caught fire.
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That dominant red is scorched, so to speak, with smudging that resembles ashen residue.
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The interior is then set on fire and the scorched surface cooled with water.
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An outside wall was scorched but not badly damaged, and no one was injured.
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It won independence from neighboring Sudan in 2011 after decades of scorched-earth warfare.
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In November, bushfire destroyed two buildings and scorched a chapel on the actor's property.
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The wildfire scorched an estimated 54,000 acres of land in the Hermosa Creek watershed.
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California is extremely hot, finally; everything is dead there, scorched and ripe for fire.
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Two weeks later, the Syrian government, backed by Russia, continues its scorched-earth bombings.
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A cattle farm scorched by wildfires in Porto Velho, Rondonia state, Brazil, Aug. 23.
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He pointed out a house he said was illegally built up the scorched road.
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Mangled cars, all the paint scorched off, sat with their doors hanging half open.
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Seven years of scorched earth have left Obamacare nonetheless the law of the land.
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But he can wage a scorched-earth assault on her personally and on her record.
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As the hot weather has scorched California, the state also has been battling a wildfire.
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Hot air, percolating up from the Sahara Desert, scorched Europe in June and early July.
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By early Friday, the Sonoma County blaze had scorched about 16,000 acres Cal Fire said.
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You can see the ashes on the sink and a scorched section of the carpet.
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It's also completely overrun by the scorched, a slightly more intelligent form of feral ghoul.
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Ultimately, then, Trump's scorched Earth legacy with women may have a positive effect on America.
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For the first time in history, wildfires scorched over 227 million acres across the country.
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He has a scorched earth attitude toward his closest relationships which borders on the compulsive.
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Without insurance, Stone and her family found themselves forced to remain in the scorched property.
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His scorched earth policy is designed to undermine American democracy and nab the White House.
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Since the inferno started Saturday, it has already scorched more than 500 acres, Tripp said.
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More than 600 people fled as the blaze scorched 3,000 acres, the mayor's office said.
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Myanmar&aposs military responded with counterinsurgency sweeps and a scorched-earth campaign against Rohingya villages.
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Scorched Earth is just one example of one of gaming's oldest genres—the artillery shooter.
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Given the G.O.P.'s scorched-earth politics during the Obama years, that's a bizarre claim.
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"I hope this decision will encourage Exxon to end their scorched earth campaign," she said.
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Overall, the wildfires have scorched more than 220,000 acres and destroyed an estimated 5,700 structures.
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As he contemplated the salt damage, and his scorched earth, thunder rumbled in the distance.
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Authorities also said they are using drones to find hot spots still in scorched areas.
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Overall, the wildfires have scorched more than 250,260 acres and destroyed an estimated 22015,22007 structures.
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But this book mostly gets away clean, leaving behind the scent of lightly scorched rubber.
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The Ranch Fire had scorched 20003,22000 acres as of Monday morning, and was 25% contained.
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Theirs is a scorched earth approach to all things that have a scent of Trump.
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Geologists and forecasters warned that intense rain could trigger deadly mudslides from the scorched areas.
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More than 1,500 buildings were destroyed and roughly 150 square miles scorched, fire officials said.
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But lately, with Jones approaching his 85th birthday, he seems to have gone scorched-earth.
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In the resort town of Ojai, for example, ashes continue to powder the scorched landscape.
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Check. Genocide (albeit hinted at) and the destruction of the planet through scorched-earth warfare?
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The public housing block was soon incinerated, and its scorched shell still looms over London.
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Photos of scorched land have started appearing on Instagram, including one from Sonoma Cannabis Company.
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I joked that I didn't come from a broken home; I came from scorched earth.
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But halting his scorched-earth practices will require organised political action as well as protest. ■
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Together they are called the Mendocino Complex fire, and have scorched more than 300,000 acres.
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Are its scorched-earth politics what the rest of us have to look forward to?
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Earlier Tuesday, Mr. Trump had traveled to a sun-scorched border post in Yuma, Ariz.
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A postscript mentions that, during their scorched-earth retreat, the Germans torched 628 Byelorussian villages.
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Since then, fires have scorched another 16 million acres, prompting researchers to double their estimates.
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After covering the buildings in kerosene, he shot most of the buildings to scorched rubble.
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They agree to meet for some meaningless sex, the kind that is scorched with meaning.
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A judge referred to his "scorched-earth" tactics in a protracted fight over child support.
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Mitt Romney of Utah contrasted his own 2012 presidential race with Trump's scorched-earth campaigns.
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Drained of water, starved of light and scorched by leaf acid, the soil is parched.
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Some 15.6 million acres of land have been scorched and more than 2,000 homes destroyed.
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Wrapped inside the scorched bouquet was a langoustine, very gently cooked to a soft pink.
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There are better ways to resolve the ongoing immigration debate than this scorched-earth option.
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In Scorched, she routed a long trail of explosive fuse through 26 blocks of ice.
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Yet the anti-choice folks even brought their same-old scorched earth opposition to that.
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Swamped cities, scorched crops, pandemics — nothing you would wish upon your children, or anyone else's.
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The bottom of the frame looks scorched with caramel-colored chips fluttering across the surface.
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His Jeep, scorched and its plastic finishes melted, was still running, and his dogs were safe.
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That fire has scorched about 85 square miles (220 square kilometers) and is 50 percent contained.
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Terrain along the border is pockmarked with black spots of scorched hillsides and charred palm trees.
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The federal government says nearly 20,000 acres of Great Smoky Mountains National Park have been scorched.
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In the burn areas, scorched earth is freshly stripped of vegetation that usually helps absorb water.
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By Thursday, the Sonoma County blaze had scorched about 10,000 acres (178,000 hectares), Cal Fire said.
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By Thursday, the Sonoma County blaze had scorched about 10,000 acres (178,000 hectares), Cal Fire said.
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The Woolsey fire has scorched 8,303 acres, while the Hill fire has burned through 6,100 acres.
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The blackened skeletons of scorched trees jut out of the smoldering Earth like angry bee stings.
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If your first instinct is to slather some heavy body butter on your scorched skin — don't.
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Locals described the nonstop aerial bombing and the shelling of the area as "scorched earth" tactics.
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The conversations surrounding land ownership and colonization are dense; for this, Scorched Earth could've been sprawling.
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Scorched thighs are the price you pay when you want quality PC gaming on the go.
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I've gone to shoots and literally had to shave my head after because they scorched it.
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That year, more than a dozen deadly wildfires scorched Northern California, killing at least 40 people.
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"The only word to describe it is apocalyptic, really, just scorched Earth," Broun told Mashable Australia.
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The historic Pioneer Baby's Grave rests among trees scorched by the Carr Fire in Shasta, Calif.
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The conflict has also seen Ukraine become a scorched-earth testing ground for Russian cyberwar tactics.
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That said, Garland does not write scorched-earth dissents highlighting flaws he uncovers in colleagues' opinions.
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One blaze in Harper County, Oklahoma, scorched 20153,280 in acres in three hours, according to Goeller.
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Some are made to look like they're molten and scorched, while others look like jagged gemstones.
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Our values are fragile—they're like plants that get forgotten, then trampled and scorched in combat.
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The Woolsey Fire scorched nearly 100k acres and destroyed more than 1,500 structures over 2 weeks.
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The heat wave that scorched Europe last week felt like a red alert of climate change.
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MicroProse published the first Worms in 1995, just four years after Scorched Earth hit the market.
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The situation could worsen, as firefighters keep battling 22 wildfires that have already scorched 170,000 acres.
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Her body was set alight, and you can still see the scorched grass where she lay.
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More than 250,000 acres have been scorched and 3,500 structures burned in California by 22 fires.
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Fires also scorched several vineyards, devastating one of the region's key industries for years to come.
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By Thursday, the Easy fire had scorched more than 1,700 acres, and county schools remained closed.
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" MSNBC's Brian Williams was scorched on social media after calling footage of U.S. missile launches "beautiful.
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The Woolsey Fire near Los Angeles has killed at least two and has scorched 83,275 acres.
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The Thomas Fire and five other blazes have scorched nearly 160,000 acres this week, officials said.
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The senator scorched ties with conservatives when he joined the Gang of Eight seeking immigration reform.
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Warren and Sanders are friendly rivals, and they've made a point of not going scorched earth.
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Thomas Fire: It had scorched 173,000 acres by early Sunday, with about 15% of it contained.
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Scorched earth tactics from either side won't mean victory because true victory means growth for everyone.
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The city has become a sprawl of about one million people on a scorched, dusty plain.
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Scaramucci has more recently criticized Trump, which the president has responded to with scorched-earth tactics.
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Sudanese government forces, assisted by nomadic militias known as the janjaweed, continued their "scorched earth" campaign.
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Others accuse the Tatmadaw, as the military is known, of responding with a scorched-earth policy.
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In practice, especially given the scorched-earth obstructionism of the G.O.P., that's not going to happen.
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The GOP has been running these scorched-earth campaigns against Obamacare for nearly a decade now.
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At least there were no side effects; this was not scorched earth but immune-system tinkering.
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Depression Having realized that Wheeler's windfall is doomed, proponents have switched to a scorched-earth policy.
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The day after that they confirmed that the scorched body found inside cabin was Mr. Dorner's.
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In foreign policy, Diamond supports democratizers worldwide and condemns Saudi Arabia's scorched-earth war in Yemen.
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The fires have scorched states from Washington to New Mexico, with California among the hardest hit.
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But if he wins the nomination, he will face a scorched-earth effort against his campaign.
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Hot and dry weather has scorched crops amid fears of water shortages in Italy and Serbia.
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And there are times when my eyes feel scorched by the designer Santo Loquasto's aggressive pastels.
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We shall pursue our own scorched earth policy and burn Jim Crow to the ground — nonviolently.
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But she's accidentally scorched a part of her dress and doesn't want other guests to see.
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Add it too early, and it burns a little, imbuing the meat with a scorched flavor.
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Just in NSW, there have been more than 1,300 houses destroyed and 8.9 million acres scorched.
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When the curtain rises, Winnie is up to her waist in a scorched mound of earth.
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The scorched area is vast, with more than 25,285 square miles burned nationwide since early November.
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The Getty Fire broke out on early morning on October 28 and scorched over 740 acres.
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And thousands of refugees mass at your borders, driven by the scarcity of a scorched planet.
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McDaniel's last primary race featured scorched-earth tactics as the party establishment fought the Tea Party.
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In lieu of remains, witnesses have said, officials gave relatives scorched earth from the crash site.
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Firefighters continue to fight the blazes, which have scorched much of the state's famous wine region.
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Some remains have been identified using medical devices uncovered in the scorched heaps that were once homes.
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One thing is evident this week: Kim has scorched some serious Twittersphere earth with her exposed parts.
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Tennessee wildfires A pair of teens were charged with arson in the deadly wildfires that scorched Gatlinburg.
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The meltdown released radiation that scorched the surrounding forests red and sent a poisonous cloud across Europe.
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He published pictures on Twitter of a scorched living room, saying police found materials soaked in fuel.
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The tips of the chick's wings were scorched and rough, damaged by the fire — but still functioning.
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Scorched Earth, a group exhibition at Current Projects in Miami, considers the stories contained within the soil.
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Robots have mutinied and scorched the earth, and no one ever found out what happened to Bennett.
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A scorched earth debate, on The Daily David Chalian This is what scorching the earth looks like.
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The ceilings are scorched black and barricades of concrete-reinforced sandbags still divide some rooms in two.
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About 2,200 acres (890 hectares) have been scorched and the eruptions are expected to cut tourism revenues.
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And it happens dangerously fast, giving MacLeod barely enough time to escape being scorched by the fire.
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So much so that he was inspired to create his own rendition of the scorched earth album.
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A Volkswagen Beetle scorched by a wildfire called the Carr Fire rests at a residence in Redding.
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It included a Crown apology for past atrocities: wrongful killings, illegal land grabs, and scorched earth warfare.
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This year, in Arkama village, spring rains have transformed the drought-scorched land and brought some respite.
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In their neighborhood, everyone knew everyone, and all their kids played in their sun-scorched yards together.
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But the scorched-earth battlefield tactics used by both sides mean the prize is a shattered ruin.
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Scorched Earth defined the genre and showed a generation of game developers what artillery games could be.
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Clinton, and the scorched-earth campaign to come, could depress turnout among the state's centrists and progressives.
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The wildfire that scorched the city remains out of control and now covers about 1.4 million acres.
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The only thing hotter than the suffocating heat wave was the scorched earth takes of righteous pundits.
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Plenty of other headwinds loom, including a drought that has scorched the Pacific nation's eastern farm belt.
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The situation could worsen as firefighters keep battling 17 wildfires that have scorched more than 222,000 acres.
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The answer has been yes, in the face of scorched-earth government opposition, until this past week.
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And what of the downside if Trump partisans put together a scorched-earth policy as described above?
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Thomas Fire: The largest of the fires has scorched 143,000 acres after starting Monday in Ventura County.
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Esther's family, who are farmers, have been hit hard by the drought that has scorched East Africa.
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The blaze has scorched 504 acres in San Diego County and destroyed 18 structures, including several homes.
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" They amounted to a "scorched-earth war against President Trump" that was "horrifically one-sided" and "preposterous.
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Then a heatwave in late August and early September scorched some of the remaining grapes, Maillart said.
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Campaign aides attribute the larger crowds to fury over what they call Mr. Trump's scorched-earth tactics.
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And race, which scorched the Hill-Thomas hearings, was not a part of this excruciating face-off.
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There's Jo and Laurie dancing in the back halls of a party to hide Jo's scorched dress.
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These satellite photos reveal the scorched Earth that ISIS is leaving behind in the battle for Mosul
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Deadly heat waves scorched all corners of the globe this summer and huge wildfires set California ablaze.
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The balloons, along with flaming kites, have scorched thousands of acres of Israeli farmland in recent months.
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Unbridled by continuous firefighting, the blazes have returned to some scorched areas to level what is left.
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His entire campaign has been scorched-earth and I have an ethical compass that I live by.
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Hot, dry and windy weather fanned the flames of the two fires in Australia's already scorched southeast.
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He bags the scorched wood and flogs it as charcoal in the capital, Kinshasa, some 250km away.
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Their scorched-earth effort to "repeal and replace" needs a moniker, too, one that holds them accountable.
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Less than two months ago, they saw their houses buried in mud or surrounded by scorched hillsides.
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The evacuations were taking place in areas scorched by December's massive Thomas Fire and two other blazes.
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Plenty of headwinds still loom, including a drought that has scorched the Pacific nation's eastern farm belt.
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Howard blends 70s soul with warped modern psychedelia and scorched earth funk that would make Parliament proud.
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He may be right but his scorched earth "fake news" campaign runs the risk of getting tiresome.
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The governor was supposed to be Mr. Trump's bridge to the Washington establishment he so publicly scorched.
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Firefighters are still battling the fire, which has scorched 211,019 acres and was 65% contained early Wednesday.
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The room is empty but for a few scorched remnants; it gapes and screams like a mouth.
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A bronze lion at the bank's headquarters was daubed with red paint and scorched by a fire.
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The White House, initially stung by the sudden turn of events, is preparing a scorched earth defense.
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A bronze lion at the bank's headquarters was daubed with red paint and scorched by a fire.
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They've also frustrated supporters with scorched-earth attacks on some Democrats who don't receive the group's endorsement.
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The fires in NorCal have killed at least 15 so far, and scorched up to 100,000 acres.
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The flames scorched 13,700 structures, which makes it the most destructive wildfire in the state's history as well.
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Over 200,000 Acres Have Been Scorched In Sonoma & Napa Counties Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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In August, the Mendocino Complex Fire scorched approximately 2100,214 acres of northern California and destroyed over 22018 homes.
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Inside the plundered and scorched sanctuary, he bows his head and begins singing a mezmur, an Aramaic hymn.
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The blaze that started Thursday near the community of Hornbrook has scorched 55 square miles (142 square kilometers).
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Russia adopted a scorched earth policy, burning everything in eastern Aleppo to prevent the fighters from hiding anywhere.
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Intense heat has scorched the country for more than 20173 consecutive days, primarily in northern and central India.
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I have some advice for Democrats looking to avoid the scorched earth on which UK progressives now stand.
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Without a political transition in Syria, the EU refuses to help the regime rebuild the battle-scorched country.
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For several years the army has tried to beat back an insurgency in Sinai, adopting scorched-earth tactics.
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The wildfire erupted late Thursday resulting in more than 19,000 acres destroyed and more than 100 structures scorched.
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Some of Trump's critics seemed surprised to find such scorched-earth language in the pages of Teen Vogue.
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By Saturday, it had killed two firefighters, scorched more than 80,000 acres, and destroyed at least 500 homes.
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Clearly, they'll only give up their phones — scorched or intact — if they're pried from their cold, dead hands.
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On my own, this was an impossible task, but in a group, the scorched aren't all that threatening.
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They've scorched more than 875,000 acres this year ― eclipsing the five-year average of about 230,000 acres burned.
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Should Trump really go down in flames, Pence is probably too close to him to avoid being scorched.
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Enacting a scorched earth policy ahead of retreat, the extremists wantonly vandalized the town, targeting almost every home.
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Hillsides that have been scorched by a wildfire are at risk for mudslides when it rains, experts say.
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"Chuck Schumer is engaged in a scorched-earth, first-ever partisan filibuster to try and block Judge Gorsuch."
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Amazon, on the other hand, works from its own tried-and-true playbook for scorched-earth market domination.
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Also on display was a scorched New Shepard booster rocket that was retired in October after five flights.
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But with more than 150,000 acres of newly scorched earth, the region is now at risk of mudslides.
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Donaldson scorched the ball, but Beltre is a Gold Glove winner and said he should have had it.
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In the last 10 years, several famous landmarks have been flooded, scorched, and eroded by climate-related disasters.
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It scorched about 603 acres and prompted the evacuation of about 2,500 people in Goleta, county officials said.
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The Ranch and River fires in Mendocino County have collectively scorched more than 24,000 acres, Cal Fire said.
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Combine Havana, Barcelona and Mumbai, and you might find something like the sun-scorched, decaying splendour of Karnaca.
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He ran Fox like a political operation, down to its messaging and scorched-earth tactics against perceived enemies.
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The Ranch and River fires in Mendocino County have collectively scorched more than 30,000 acres, Cal Fire said.
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Republican leaders were scorched by the issue when President George W. Bush pushed it in his second term.
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Their scorched bones were uncovered at the site, proving that roasting was the preferred method of consuming them.
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The same was true of Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, as a dangerous heat wave scorched Western Europe.
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Six Democratic presidential candidates scorched one another without letup in a crucial debate Wednesday night in Las Vegas.
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Bernie Sanders's scorched-earth campaign in 2016 continues today and will hurt not only him but us all.
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The sun becomes this scorched, red-hot circle that makes it seem like the end of the world.
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Since October, the wildfires have scorched millions of acres of land and destroyed more than a thousand homes.
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Since October, the wildfires have scorched millions of acres of land and destroyed more than a thousand homes.
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Over the past few months, more than 12 million acres of land have been reduced to scorched earth.
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They're essentially engaging in a scorched-earth litigation strategy that is beginning with trying to discredit the prosecutor.
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With ISIS gone, looters have now descended on the broken remains, gleaning the scorched earth for valuable fragments.
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He has steeled himself for another political battle after years of facing down opponents in scorched-earth fashion.
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According to Joyce, scorched plants might have "bleached out" looking leaves, perhaps with light brown edges or spots.
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President Trump cannot do that without Democrats, and his past scorched earth, hyper-partisan approach will not work.
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The Heat scorched Utah with a 211-28 run to build up a 23-23 lead before halftime.
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Inside the scorched church, he found his laptop, the bag and the ledger outside the cabinet, mostly untouched.
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"It's important to know that the neo-conservatives are into a scorched-earth policy right now," he said.
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The heavy air was red and tinged with dirt, casting the scorched residential neighborhood in a sepia tone.
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Politicians denounced the arson attack on Mr. Ferrand, who posted pictures on Twitter of his scorched living room.
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Voters find themselves in the middle of a mean-spirited, scorched-earth campaign between two candidates they don't like.
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Friends of Redditor amici_ursi and total newbies to the spray sunscreen game got scorched poolside by the Florida sun.
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The fire had scorched more than 2000,25 acres (275,282 hectares) and was 216 percent contained, officials said on Monday.
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Perhaps a nuclear war scorched the …Read more ReadWas Thanos&apos Doomed Home World From Avengers Ever Really Habitable?
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Wildfire photos tend to feature pillars of smoke, walls of flames, and the scorched remains of trees and homes.
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Scorched terrain sits behind houses that were untouched by the La Tuna Fire on September 3, 2017 near Burbank.
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As of Wednesday, 130 people are still missing and around 130,000 acres of land have been scorched, CBS reports.
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In Northern California, the Kincade Fire scorched 10,000 acres and more than 550 homes were placed under evacuation orders.
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The Getty Fire scorched 2000 acres and was 0003% contained, Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Ralph Terrazas told reporters.
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In Southern California, where the Woolsey Fire scorched at least 83,275 acres, the blaze was only 10 percent contained.
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"We are not going to leave scorched earth behind for those who follow us," Lacunza told the weekly Perfil.
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After about 20 minutes I'm confident the scorched are all gone, and I head toward the museum, at last.
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Every Trump supporter who is asked believes that their candidate crushed Hillary Clinton in the brutal, scorched earth debates.
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The destruction cannot be described, even the trees have been burned as a result of this scorched earth policy.
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Over 250,000 acres of forest have been scorched by the bushfires, including parts of Tasmania's Wilderness World Heritage Area.
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Trump has a reputation for a scorched-earth litigation policy, too, which can be overwhelming for the uninitiated opponent.
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I head inside, expecting to find more scorched or feral ghouls to kill, but there are none at all.
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KATUAs if tornados aren't destructive and terrifying enough, there's a 'firenado' which scorched five acres this weekend in Oregon.
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Flames that erupted Monday have scorched more than 2300 square miles (214 square kilometers) of dry brush and timber.
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The Holy Fire has scorched nearly 22014,22014 acres in Orange and Riverside counties forcing thousands to flee their homes.
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But the plight of Bama shows the extent of the challenge in recovering from the group's scorched earth campaign.
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The Yellow Bluff Fire has scorched 450 acres and is 30% contained, the Florida Forest Service's Jacksonville office said.
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On one occasion in 2013, Tulowitzki scorched a line drive that Fernandez somehow snared, leaving Tulowitzki staring in awe.
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"Les Écorchés" ("The Scorched") spends a lot of time revealing or revisiting things we already knew: Bernard killed Theresa!
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Economic forecaster Lakshman Achuthan is warning investors they could get scorched by one of 2019's most popular groups.
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Successes such as Angry Birds and Worms are rare and poorly designed Scorched Earth knock offs litter digital storefronts.
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New Genesis is a lush green paradise, while Apokolips is a scorched, nightmarish land marked by massive fire pits.
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Now, McKay was ferrying the 0003 stranded children to safety as the Camp Fire scorched everything in its path.
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Thomas Fire: By Saturday, the largest of the fires had scorched 753,275 acres, with about 2300% of it contained.
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By July, heat reflected from the pavement had scorched the leaves of street trees, creating a false, uncolorful fall.
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Seen here in September 2008, he stares at the destruction and scorched earth caused by fire near Para, Brazil.
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It's hard to read the exchange without thinking about President Donald Trump's scorched-earth campaign against the Russia investigation.
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Moscow has neither the money nor apparently the imagination to turn its scorched earth policy into a political settlement.
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But I don't doubt that she has met "some people" with a Bernie-or-bust, scorched-earth electoral portentousness.
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Instead, he says, she went scorched earth by asking for sole physical custody and suggesting he's a risky dad.
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It's another heartbreaking loss for Gerard ... remember, back in November his Malibu home was scorched in those horrific wildfires.
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And climate change means larger devastation and longer fire seasons, with predictions of scorched land doubling by mid-century.
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The whole landscape can be transformed into a bustling metropolis, a winding corn maze, or a scorched earth apocalypse.
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The fire has scorched 135,000 acres, killed at least 56 people and left the quiet town of retirees uninhabitable.
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Since 2016, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has used scorched-earth tactics to seize control of the Supreme Court.
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The top looks like parchment snatched from a fire, patched bronze at the edges and scorched at the heart.
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Families are celebrating hundreds of boxes of heirlooms that were unloaded from the scorched interior of 70 Mulberry Street.
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Are these scorched earth tactics supposed to be the ideals to which Michigan and its followers should aspire to?
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Videos taken by those who did return to the area showed burned cars lining the streets and scorched homes.
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But the two strategic rivals are about to become neighbors in this sun-scorched patch of East African desert.
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Australia has been grappling with severe drought and bushfires that have hit livestock and scorched huge swathes of land.
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At least 24 people have died, while some 12 million acres — an area larger than Switzerland — have been scorched.
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But there are big questions about whether Trump's scorched-earth approach can work with voters beyond his loyalist base.
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Yes, we need immigration reform, but this scorched-earth mentality is cruel, absurd and, ultimately, bad for our nation.
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The same region suffered scorched crops — both lemons and avocados — back in December due to the massive Thomas fire.
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They compare the current moment to last year's scorched-earth fight to appoint Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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Something went wrong along the way, and a fire scorched the sideline after the players had cleared the field.
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The greatest danger of a scorched-earth approach is when you are standing on that earth at the time.
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Donald Trump's scorched-earth path to the Republican nomination has alienated large swaths of conservative voters around the country.
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The Bad Wife Shirt is a crisp button-down cotton shirt with an iron burn scorched on its front.
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That's how many acres of land had been scorched by bushfires in Australia since September, as of last week.
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Local officials said magnifying glasses have been found in many scorched fields in western Nineveh and south of Mosul.
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Scorched hillsides and damaged power lines are seen along the Pacific Coast Highway near Leo Carrillo State Beach in Malibu.
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That blast burned people and scorched homes, affecting 5,000 residents in an area six miles wide in San Martin Texmelucan.
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Nor do Democrats need to engage in the kind of scorched earth obstructionism that we have seen with the GOP.
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There are, of course, artists who are invested in more abrasive explorations of the UK as a scorched, alien environment.
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Journalists arriving later found wrecked buildings and scorched ground amid a rural patch of modest homes and small farm plots.
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The battle against wildfires goes on across the West, but there is good news from one community scorched by flames.
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The wildfire has scorched about 2107,000 acres since it was sparked five days ago, destroying entire communities in its path.
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According to Ventura County Fire Department, the blaze has scorched more than 8,93 acres and destroyed at least two structures.
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Sudan, a largely Muslim nation, granted the largely Christian south its independence in 2011 after decades of scorched-earth fighting.
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But here we have a great start for turning the nuke-scorched Earth around Boston into a cat-lover's paradise.
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Scouring the strip for scorched is mostly a tedious process, as they don't pose all that much of a threat.
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JUST a few hundred metres from Budapest airport's runways, the wails of scorched airline passengers echo around an industrial estate.
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The fire left the tree's bough scorched and its leaves curled and brown, Auburn University horticulture professor Gary Keever said.
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The Saleh Museum, opened in Sana'a two years later, displayed his scorched trousers and the shrapnel taken out of him.
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Elsewhere, one house has a new roof and freshly painted walls, but stands desolate on a patch of scorched land.
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The blaze burning for more than a week has scorched 155 square miles (400 square kilometers) and destroyed 723 homes.
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Crews have been going house-to-house and searching burned cars and the scorched coastline to locate any further victims.
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Myanmar's military launched its current scorched-earth campaign in Rakhine state in response to an attack by ARSA on Aug.
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Family members confirmed they were given a 1 kilogram (2.2 pound) sack of scorched earth taken from the crash site.
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As the debate unfolded, it became apparent Christie had a pre-meditated, scorched earth attack plan ready for Senator Rubio.
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With more than 151,000 acres of newly scorched earth, heavy rain expected this week could lead to flooding and mudslides.
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Because of the scorched earth, rain that would typically have been absorbed will run off, the National Weather Service said.
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With more than 151,000 acres of newly scorched earth, heavy rain expected this week could lead to several other disasters.
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For a play-by-the-rules guy, this reaction was surprising—it resembled the scorched-earth politics he generally derides.
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As of Wednesday morning, Ventura County's Thomas Fire had scorched more than 65,000 acres and destroyed at least 150 structures.
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A half dozen fires have collectively scorched nearly 200,000 acres since last week and destroyed 792 structures, according to officials.
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Obvious, perhaps, but leave it too long on the heat, and it will be hard, dry, scorched and stringy, guaranteed.
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In some areas, the trash-strewn earth was scorched black where tents had burned when the fires got too near.
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Many famous landmarks and iconic natural wonders have been flooded, scorched, or eroded by extreme weather in the last decade.
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It's killed seven people, scorched more than 145,000 acres and is the deadliest of 17 blazes racing through the state.
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The fire has now scorched more than 10,000 acres in Southern California and forced 20,000 people to flee their homes.
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The real problem is the NRA's deceitful, scorched-earth politics, which strike fear in the hearts of too many lawmakers.
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The Tubbs Fire, which scorched more than 36,000 acres was most destructive of the blazes in Napa and Sonoma counties.
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But surely he knew that (and his lawyers would certainly have told him) before he launched his scorched-earth assault.
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And from there, the campaign — this is sort of what I call Theranos' scorched earth counterattack — kind of escalated. Why?
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All the while, Dany's Boeing-sized dragon tore through the sky and scorched the earth, torching everything in its path.
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She has five projects slated to debut this year, including Scorched Earth, Kickboxer: Vengeance, and Deadpool, which opens this weekend.
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Myanmar's Army embarked on a scorched-earth counterinsurgency, and when soldiers couldn't find rebels, they unleashed their fury on civilians.
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I suggest that none of Judge Alex Kozinski's former female colleagues have been burned at the stake, let alone scorched.
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Dry, hot weather in the UK has scorched the country's soil to reveal cropmarks, indicating buried sculptures beneath the earth.
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Their reporting has now become a signal moment in history, a red-letter reckoning that has scorched powerful men everywhere.
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And scattered all through the fire site, bursts of bright-green pitch-pine needles grew straight out of scorched trunks.
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We won't come back to this angle of scorched tar, logged forest choked with brush, Canada hunched behind a bluff.
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Those leaving, and those staying behind, said they felt confident that new life would eventually sprout from the scorched landscape.
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Mr. Sanders weighed in when some followers scorched Mr. Barkan, the activist with A.L.S., after his endorsement of Ms. Warren.
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But that is exactly what made him so popular with a political base ready to embrace a scorched earth candidate.
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The flames ravaged more than 280 structures, 157 of which were homes, and scorched an area bigger than Los Angeles.
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"They're essentially engaging in a scorched-earth litigation strategy that is beginning with trying to discredit the prosecutor," Schiff said.
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"This was my koala feed," she said of the scorched eucalyptus trees, which used to provide leaves for her animals.
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There have been more than 180 RZR fires, often leaving little more than scorched earth and a skeletal metal frame.
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Like the mythological figure Icarus, the S&P could fly too high and get scorched, if Hartnett's forecast plays out.
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Instead, there will first be a scorched-earth parliamentary chess clash, if such a thing exists, between Pelosi and McConnell.
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One exception is an Israeli startup called Shine, which has been described as taking a "scorched-earth" approach to blocking.
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The sea will rise and rush across the earth to men's surprise, the world-tree scorched to its first rings.
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"Jean-Marie Le Pen is in a spiral between a scorched-earth strategy and political suicide," Marine told the press.
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Is the scorched and desolate city post-9/11 New York, or a vision of an even more profound doom?
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In total the fire has scorched 272,000 acres (110,1503 hectares) of drought-parched chaparral and brush since igniting on Dec.
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Meanwhile, the Woolsey Fire in Los Angeles and Ventura counties has destroyed over 500 homes and scorched more than 98,000 acres.
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Bill Haslam who flew over the scorched region said it was "a little numbing" to see the extent of the damage.
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On Saturday, he returned to the scorched field in the town of Tlahuelilpan in Hidalgo state to look for missing friends.
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But no matter who President Trump nominates, Senate Democrats and their allies will fight the nominee with a scorched earth policy.
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Sofer says he has seen scorched porcupines, snakes, turtles, lizards and other rodents and insects, not to mention their feeding grounds.
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It unflinchingly captures the ravages of the three-week conflict, from wrecked military vehicles and scorched bodies to freshly dug graves.
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The centerpiece of the effort: a return to the scorched-earth politics that served him so well on the campaign trail.
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So far 56 people are confirmed dead in the fire, which has destroyed more than 10,000 structures and scorched 140,2003 acres.
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Earth's wind-blasted and sun-scorched deserts can, if suitably wired up, provide humanity with a lot of clean, cheap power.
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The harm inflicted by the security forces after Marcos declared martial law countrywide is scorched into the memories of many Filipinos.
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The Rocky Peak Fire has burned about 20 acres, officials said and the nearby Lynn Fire has scorched some 15 acres.
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As of Tuesday morning, the blaze had scorched more than 75,000 acres and only 15% of the fire had been contained.
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Risk assets were scorched as investors fled to the traditional safe-harbours of top-rated government debt, Japanese yen and gold.
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Well, you need to shut-up and stop complaining, because parts of the Middle East are getting absolutely scorched right now.
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In the scorched high desert, while scores of homes were destroyed, countless others stood intact within the now-ashy fire zone.
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Many "fingerprint" protection extensions take a scorched earth approach, blocking any browser API that could be exploited by a bad actor.
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So far, no homes are threatened, but power lines have been burned and a lot of famous scenery could get scorched.
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We want to watch this shit burst into a small magenta flame and spread scorched tendrils across a piece of wood.
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It has scorched 455 square miles (1,178 square kilometers) and is threatening thousands of homes in Mendocino, Lake and Colusa counties.
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It has already scorched more than 118,000 acres and was 12% contained Saturday evening, according to the InciWeb fire information site.
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It's usually framed as a particularly resourceful revenge, an extreme "scorched-skin" campaign waged against a unfaithful or abusive male partner.
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Narrator: In the book, Jo explains to Laurie that she must stay hidden because she scorched the back of her dress.
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Bannon is the guy goading Trump to go scorched Earth on the media and reminding him of his hardline campaign promises.
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Any moderation of Trump's scorched-earth message that attacked party leaders and warned about a "rigged" system could alienate those donors.
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The mainly Kurdish southeast has been scorched by violence after a ceasefire between militants and the state fell apart last year.
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But most members resigned after Trump's scorched-earth immigration speech, following his bizarro summit in Mexico, and it never met again.
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That will help some companies restart operations relatively quickly after the devastating fire that has scorched roughly 13,000 hectares (566,000 acres).
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The state wildfires in several counties have scorched more than 220,000 acres and destroyed an estimated 123,700 structures, including entire neighborhoods.
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But there's a catch: With more than 28,28 acres of newly scorched earth, there's little vegetation to soak up the rain.
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More than 1,300 firefighters are battling that blaze, which has scorched 12,300 acres and is only 16% contained, fire officials said.
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Opposition groups say this violence is part of a scorched-earth policy to drive out residents by denying them basic services.
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Luminaria pumpkins like ambassadors of the season, a mustache drawn with scorched cork, then a pilgrim's hat of black and white.
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A lone tree is scorched by erupting lava flows from a Kilauea volcano fissure on May 219, 22018, in Kapoho, Hawaii.
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Its invasion follows an El Nino-induced drought that scorched the region last year, leaving millions in need of food aid.
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And most important, I have to model for my children ways for them to confront racism without going all scorched earth.
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She left in her wake a scorched-earth landscape of ultra-conservative canon unhinged and unchanged by the passage of time.
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It has scorched more than 117,000 acres of Northern California, and destroyed more than 7,215 structures, including 2100,242 single-family residences.
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They include the donors who've been reluctant to fund the kind of scorched-earth assault that the Democrats surely have waiting.
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At least 295 people died in the Camp Fire, which scorched 21,2000 acres of Butte County and destroyed nearly 14,000 homes.
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Down one street, under a high vaulted ceiling, most shops were empty, their floors covered in debris and their walls scorched.
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" Addressing an unnamed Black girl, she writes, "You grip, grab, and growl / You hold on, stuck black / You surviving scorched temple.
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"Here was Agatha Christie's room," he said, standing on a nondescript patch of scorched ground at the edge of the mound.
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Large swathes of scorched land decimated the maize crop, with current forecasts pointing to a 26.6 percent lower harvest this year.
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Just a single month in the wildfire-scorched summer of 2015 saw five incidents of drones grounding firefighting aircraft in California.
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There's also been some reports of scorched grapes in some places as well as what's known as regreening of Valencia oranges.
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So the moment a claim is made, if you make that same claim today to me, I would be scorched earth.
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All told, an estimated 18 million hectares (44.5 million acres) were scorched, an area larger than the entire state of Florida.
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After McConnell opened the Senate with a scorched-earth speech against Democrats for holding up the bill, Schumer objected when Sen.
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Hitler's thousand-year Reich was battered by Allied bombings and the scorched-earth approach of the Red Army from the east.
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He scorched a Syrian air strip, which appears to have won him a fleeting polling bump, but probably not much more.
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Her scorched-earth conquests of Astapor and Yunkai are rousing in the moment — she turns the tables and frees the slaves!
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During the country's civil war, from 1980 to 1992, an American-backed government waged a scorched-earth campaign against leftist guerrillas.
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A nation scorched by climate change and ravaged by combat, it still retains the penchant for establishing bureaucracies and issuing dictates.
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Lakeisha also says he's afraid Richard will go all "scorched Earth" on her to retaliate for airing their issues in court.
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"A Scorched-Earth Strategy in Ohio" was produced by Rachel Quester, with help from Jessica Cheung, and edited by Larissa Anderson.
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The wildfire, which was called the Nelson Fire, scorched nearly 2,200 acres before firefighters could fully contain it on Sunday morning.
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For the past 10,000 years, these woods have burned approximately every 100 to 300 years, meaning fires typically scorched old trees.
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When the Republican Party seemed consigned to the role of a hapless minority, it had little incentive for scorched-earth partisanship.
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That was a time for serious pump-priming; unfortunately, we never got enough of it, thanks to scorched-earth Republican opposition.
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The 36-year-old has scorched the Canucks throughout his career, highlighted by 14 goals and 21 points in 33 encounters.
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The government launched a scorched-earth campaign in response, burning Rohingya villages to the ground and murdering and raping Rohingya civilians.
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Witnesses and rights organizations have also accused the military of using helicopters to unleash a scorched-earth campaign, burning Rohingya villages.
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Since October, the wildfires have killed 24 people, scorched millions of acres of land and destroyed more than a thousand homes.
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"Wildfires are normal in Australia's bushland," the 56-year-old said as he strolled around the scorched compound in orange robes.
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"While renovating a 1902 house several years ago, we came across a fire-scorched red corset inside a wall," he said.
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It was a strapless gown of distressed guipure—with scorched edges, stiffened and gilded—that looked like a giant sea sponge.
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Once Congress learned of the scheme and began investigating it, Trump launched a scorched-earth campaign against the legislative branch itself.
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The American people sent us to Washington to solve problems, not to wage scorched-earth political warfare against the other party.
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One blaze scorched vineyards in a major wine region of the state and another briefly trapped youth at a summer camp.
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In parts of Baghouz already under SDF control, dirt roads were littered with the scorched remains of cars, trucks and motorcycles.
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Fans scorched the statue with flares and sprayed racist messages on the ground nearby hours after the announcement on Nov. 27.
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Monster hurricanes flooded the Gulf and Caribbean, fires burned millions of acres in the West, and heat waves scorched the country.
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This unnervingly prescient Swedish dramatist, who lived from 63 to 1912, portrayed relationships propelled by an ambivalence that scorched and withered.
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The offensive is one of the deadliest in the war and one local insurgent group called it a "scorched earth" campaign.
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Some avocado trees that do not appear to have been scorched could also reveal damage later, collapsing from internal heat damage.
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He kissed her three years later on Hess Kramer's now-scorched amphitheater one August night under the stars and that was that.
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A scorched hillside and car is revealed after the La Tuna Fire moved through the Verdugo Mountains on Sunday, September 33, 2017.
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The politics in red states will be more complex, but Republican policymakers may be more flexible than their scorched-earth rhetoric suggests.
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Since then the Burmese army has taken a scorched-earth approach in northern Rakhine state, home to the largest concentration of Rohingya.
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Not everywhere will suffer the effects of climate change, from flooded streets and scorched fields to empty reservoirs and burning forests, equally.
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Unfortunately, I mistake one of my saviors for a scorched hiding behind a rusted-out fire truck, and I accidentally shoot him.
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It would be a lot easier just to execute every enemy and use scorched Earth tactics to ensure they're annihilated for good.
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"There are massacres taking place, people's throats are being slit ... villages are being burnt out, there's a scorched-earth policy," she said.
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Kamala Harris, 54, scorched the former the vice president for taking a stance against busing in his early years as a senator.
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In the time since Omarosa Manigault Newman left the White House in December, she's left a trail of scorched Earth behind her.
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If the blow torch scorched you like that in real life, in less than a second you'd get a third-degree burn.
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HIS PROPERTIES HIS BUSINESSE HE'S BEEN SCORCHED AND I THINK THE WHOLE THING HAS A REAL CHANCE OF GOING DOWN WITH HIM.
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The fires have scorched hillsides, destroyed dozens of properties, and shrouded highways in smoke in the state's worst fire season on record.
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Clarke said the set-up was preferable to, for instance, when Dany's clothes were scorched off at the end of season 1.
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The backdrop: April 15's blaze scorched the roof of the centuries-old structure, devastating one of the nation's most beloved landmarks.
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Americans living through the Trump presidency should take note: Make everything about politics, and your culture will soon turn to scorched earth.
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Determined to crush the Guatemalan insurgency, General Ríos Montt intensified the scorched-earth campaign that had been waged by his predecessor, Gen.
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You will die as quickly and as squalidly as any of the AI characters who populate STALKER's mutant-infested, radiation-scorched wasteland.
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In viral infections, many infested cells were committing suicide, a cellular scorched-earth strategy designed to slow the spread of the virus.
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He carted it from the scorched site of the Serbian Orthodox cathedral destroyed in a fire in the Flatiron district last month.
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In May, two pieces of bone fragment with burn marks were found in a scorched oil drum, submerged near Kaeng Krachan dam.
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And they'll be difficult to resolve even with a knowledgeable, competent president if she faces scorched-earth opposition from a hostile Congress.
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"Yes we are seeing larger fires," says Don Hankins as we walk the scorched ridge line where the Camp Fire's flames passed.
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Under Bannon's watch, Breitbart became known for its confrontational coverage, leaving some to speculate Trump was preparing to embrace scorched earth tactics.
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Massive lava flows have scorched everything in its path, forcing the evacuations of more than 22018,2137 residents and already destroying several homes.
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Eleven days later, it's killed six people and had scorched nearly 126,000 acres by Thursday night -- bigger than the size of Denver.
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Photos posted to social media appear to show the pilot suspended between two pylons, damage to a farmhouse, and badly scorched ground.
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"The economic situation we inherit today represents scorched earth, the ultimate failure of neoliberalism," Mr Kicillof declared at the Peronists' victory celebration.
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More than 110,000 acres have already been scorched, destroying more than 300 homes, businesses, and other buildings, the New York Times reports.
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Who else would remember Peipei's despair at fifteen when she held a finger to a lit match until the flame scorched her?
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McConnell, a man who has often praised the traditions of the Senate, has been reluctant to embrace such a scorched-earth strategy.
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So coming from Iraq it's hardly a surprise you make the kind of art you do—the scorched canvases, the debris sculptures.
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By the time he was pulled from the wreckage, his face, scalp and right ear were severely burned and his lungs scorched.
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Mr Osborne's announcement feels more like an attempt to frighten voters—or perhaps a scorched-earth strategy—than a politically plausible plan.
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The Howe Ridge Fire, ignited by a lightning strike on August 11, has scorched more than 11,000 acres in Glacier National Park.
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It's quite clear that the GOP base prefers Trump's scorched earth politics and attacks on political institutions and traditions that McCain revered.
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In 2013, she bought out two of her partners, eased out the president and began a scorched-earth campaign to reduce costs.
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Since the beginning of this year, fires have scorched more than 430,000 acres in California, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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Throughout the most beleaguered parts of Napa and Sonoma Counties, the fires have left scorched, blackened fields and the occasional smoldering log.
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Kinsler then scorched a 2-1 sinker that carried just over the outstretched glove of Gardner for a double that scored Pearce.
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The army responded with scorched-earth tactics that, by the count of Doctors Without Borders, resulted in at least 9,000 Rohingya deaths.
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The government has carried out scorched-earth airstrikes there with its ally, Russia, routinely hitting hospitals and clinics, schools and neighborhood markets.
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Finally, the wheels hit, torsos shifted, the smell of scorched rubber and the sound of screeching wheels arrived at the same time.
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Ko Hla Phyu, who wasn't pleased when we talked to Muslims or showed too much interest in the scorched wrecks of mosques.
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Finally, Obama inherited the aftermath of that crash, and despite scorched-earth opposition from Republicans the economy gradually clawed its way back.
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Now the neighborhood is a hive of construction, a resurrection of cut lumber and framed walls amid a few scorched tree trunks.
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"The N.H.L.'s philosophy was scorched earth and deny every issue," said Charles Zimmerman, the lead lawyer for the retired hockey players.
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Min Aung Hlaing, the architect of Myanmar's scorched-earth military campaign to eject the Rohingya, met China's president Xi Jinping last week.
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He ran almost four consecutive marathons up and down Northern California's snowy mountains and scorched canyons at an 8.5-minute-mile pace.
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" Unlike Trump's scorched-earth campaign, Ryan has been aggressively promoting his positive, policy-focused House GOP agenda known as "A Better Way.
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I knew what she was going to say before she said it — I could already smell the acrid odor of scorched plastic.
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With Hurricane Lane slowly approaching Hawaii, the three fires scorched a total of 2,330 acres, Maui Fire Battalion Chief Michael Werner said.
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With well over 100,000 acres scorched, residents were on edge, watching the news footage of hills and canyons going up in smoke.
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When temperatures plummet, my lips morph into what can only be described as scorched earth inflamed by blustery dry air and winds.
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So far its footprint of scorched landscape has grown to nearly 2000,2818 acres (2300,6003 hectares) - more than triple San Francisco's land mass.
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The problem is that profound outrage is not going to stop Assad or his Russian backers from continuing their scorched-earth tactics.
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Three of them had scorched more than 30,000 acres by the end of the day: The Juniper Fire in Arizona, which is 30% contained and has been burning for more than a monthThe North Fire in New Mexico, which is also 30% contained and has been burning for nearly a monthThe Jack Fire in Arizona, which is also 30% contained Three other significant fires are burning in the trio of states as of early Tuesday: The Cedar Fire in Arizona has scorched 26,1113 acres and was 40% contained The Dog Head Fire in New Mexico has scorched 17,891 acres and was 46% containedThe Sherpa Fire in California has scorched 7,893 acres and was 62% contained Another wildfire popped up in the San Gabriel Canyon near Los Angeles on Monday, quickly consuming about 1,500 acres.
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Its coffee, cereals and stock cubes are sold everywhere, from air-conditioned supermarkets in rich countries to sun-scorched stalls in poor ones.
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The Ferguson Fire has scorched as of Tuesday morning but has not damaged or destroyed any homes since it broke out July 13.
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Since igniting last Thursday, the blaze has scorched more than 142,000 acres, an area more than four times the size of San Francisco.
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The Rockies seized a 2-1 lead in the second when Blackmon scorched a double to right center, scoring Reynolds and Nick Hundley.
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Video taken near the scene showed a massive cloud of smoke rising from the area, and images showed wrecked buildings and scorched ground.
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Other images released by local media showed wrecked buildings and scorched ground in a rural patch of modest homes and small farm plots.
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The hermit kingdom's hackers can wage a scorched-earth cyberwar without jeopardizing much on the home front, because its citizens remain so disconnected.
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The unifying factor in the Trump attacks is a complete scorched-earth strategy: The NFL should enforce his suggestions or face total boycott.
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Argentina's normally fertile Pampas grains belt was scorched by a drought that gave way to torrential rains in April, which further complicated harvesting.
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The Thomas Fire, burning in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties had scorched 271,750 acres as of early Tuesday afternoon, according to fire officials.
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His scorched-earth tactics have killed the vast majority of the war's 400,000-plus dead and driven millions of Syrians abroad as refugees.
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After his debut in Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace, critics scorched him in reviews and fans turned him into a punchline.
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This worked in Sierra Leone and Liberia, two war-scorched African nations where UN peacekeepers gave new governments breathing-space to start afresh.
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It's warning me of an incoming wave of scorched, an advanced form of ghoul smart enough to wield weapons and duck behind cover.
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M.M. Mohomed, a Colombo shopkeeper, was searching for a missing employee amid the shattered and scorched pews and broken concrete of St. Anthony's.
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This time around, Texas governor Greg Abbott has proposed a scorched-earth budget that started with a hiring freeze on all state employees.
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The blaze, known as the Clayton Fire, has scorched 3,000 acres so far, the Clayton Fire Department said, with 5% of it contained.
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Gazing over a Texan landscape with his son, he imagined the hills scorched black, depredations the boy would see but he would not.
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Rebel groups say the regime of Bashar al-Assad is pursuing "a scorched earth policy to destroy the city and uproot its people".
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It chronicles what it called a "scorched earth policy that deliberately targeted civilians" by those working with and for the African nation's government.
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A Reuters witness saw the scorched body of a suspected assailant hanging upside down from a post outside the cafe on Friday morning.
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Rendon scorched an RBI single in the fifth as Washington assumed a 6-4 lead and sent starter Mike Foltynewicz to the showers.
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Samsung's new Galaxy smartphone is the bomb to at least one consumer who says the thing scorched his groin while he was sleeping.
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The southeast has been scorched by violence since a ceasefire between the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and the government collapsed last July.
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The California wildfires have so far scorched over 170,000 acres of land and forced evacuations of more than 25,000 as of Tuesday night.
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The first thing to understand about Turkey's coup, according to Singh, is that the coup plotters didn't put up scorched-earth military resistance.
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Called the "Walkie Talkie" (and dubbed the "Fryscraper"), it has melted cars, fried bike seats, and scorched pedestrians, The Telegraph reported in 2015.
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Do you believe that Judge Kavanaugh, in his scorched-earth testimony before the Judiciary Committee demonstrated even a minimal sense of judicial temperament?
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The Camp Fire, which has destroyed about 303,700 homes and scorched 141,000 acres in Northern California, is one of several in the state.
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Air conditioners were already running on high out west, where a heat wave scorched Arizona, Utah, Nevada and California with triple-digit temperatures.
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It may take weeks for some residents to get back to their homes in scorched areas, Sonoma County Sheriff Sheriff Robert Giordano said.
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Clearly, the wildfires -- with blazes that have scorched more than 190,000 acres, destroyed 3,500-plus structures and killed 31 people -- are not helping.
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While heavy rains can cause floods under normal circumstances, the scorched grounds in the area were especially susceptible to mudslides and flowing debris.
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Unable to wriggle out of the merger agreement, Energy Transfer has started what looks like a scorched-earth campaign against its own transaction.
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At the scene of the Damascus strike, a Reuters journalist said the top floor of a two-storey building had been completely scorched.
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A look at the wildfires' astonishing numbers • Camp Fire: The Camp Fire has destroyed 2000,2170 homes and scorched 2000,943 acres in Northern California.
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Flores scorched a line drive that could have sparked a rally, but Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant snared it, diving to his left.
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In 1996, Israel launched a scorched-earth attack against Lebanon that failed to either destroy Hizbullah or turn the Lebanese population against it.
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Fires also damage watersheds, and as we see fires burning hotter and longer, the soil is actually becoming scorched and sterilized, preventing regrowth.
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But as they struggle to survive in their scorched habitats, the slow-moving tree-dwellers are getting help from some very good dogs.
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While heavy rains can cause floods under normal circumstances, the scorched grounds in the area were especially susceptible to mudslides and flowing debris.
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As we first reported ... Johnny's house went up in flames Monday night, and parts of his 300 acres of land were also scorched.
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Google's scorched earth policy when it comes to mobile devices makes it nearly impossible for alternative mobile operating systems to enter the market.
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The duo was then placed into a daytime hibernation mode until April 8 to prevent the devices from getting scorched by the Sun.
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Rush mode in Bad Company 2, with its grinding assaults that left the earth scorched in their wake, redefined military shooters for me.
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The fire has scorched more than 125,000 acres and is now the sixth most destructive fire in California history, according to Cal Fire.
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The army conducted a scorched-earth campaign against the Rohingya ethnic minority, with soldiers throwing babies onto bonfires as they raped the mothers.
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After two Philadelphia churches were torched in anti-Catholic rioting, Hughes famously invoked the specter of Russia's scorched-earth strategy as Napoleon approached.
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At least 6,700 Rohingya met violent deaths in Rakhine in the month after the military's scorched-earth campaign, according to Doctors Without Borders.
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The blowtorch comes into play with a starter of Wagyu, which is cut thin and dramatically scorched at the table by your waiter.
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"Sometimes saying you are going to drop a sport is the best marketing tool that you have, the scorched-earth strategy," Ridpath said.
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On Saturday, tenants returned to their neighborhood to stare at the scorched remnants of what had been their home and contemplate their losses.
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It's a scorched song about loss, and Mr. East foregoes his shaky yelp for a tone that's lush but hollow, pregnant with dread.
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Many of the victims were noncombatants in Maya communities that were destroyed during the army's scorched-earth effort to flush out leftist guerrillas.
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This apocalyptic landscape stretched as far as they could see, punctuated by only the rare tuft of scorched but otherwise healthy juvenile palm.
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Yet it is real, and here, and now, and below us as we are scorched by the sun above and smoldering land below.
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Hundreds of millions of animals are also believed to have died as the fires have scorched an area twice the size of Maryland.
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You know, I think that it would be--it's going to be a scorched-earth general, with him and Hillary-- GLENN THRUSH: Right.
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John Sullivan waged in Iroquoia during the summer of 1779, a scorched-earth march involving one-third of the total Continental fighting force.
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Edwin Encarnacion was intentionally walked and Jose Bautista scorched a two-run double to left give the Blue Jays a 20-22 lead.
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Failing to provide a more balanced assessment of our political establishment widens the partisan divide that fuels the current scorched earth political playbook.
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"When you these unlucky deeds relate, speak of me as I am," says Mr. Oyelowo, looking directly into the audience with scorched eyes.
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Some residents use buckets of water to douse flames threatening their homes, often marooned in scorched areas of gnarled and charred tree trunks.
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Some protesters seemed to have concluded that if they could not cross the barrier, they could create scorched earth on the Israeli side.
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Assad also uses Blitzkrieg-style scorched earth tactics, along with his brutal partner, Russian President Vladimir Putin, to target hospitals, bakeries and schools.
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LOS ANGELES — This was supposed to be the awards season when Hollywood, having been scorched by consecutive #OscarsSoWhite years, avoided tumult over race.
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In the aftermath of the Santa Rosa fires, detailed true color satellite imagery floods the news cycle, revealing scorched forests and burned neighborhoods.
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A hostile takeover effort could have meant a scorched-earth political and public relations campaign that would most likely have damaged its brand.
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But lately, the Golden State has elicited visions of a different kind -- houses buried in mud, scorched hillsides and flu-stricken hospital patients.
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One video showed an injured woman with scorched clothing staggering unsteadily, while others sat on a floor holding crying children in their arms.
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Of course, this whole situation means that Trump is effectively rewarded for his scorched-earth style of politics — with a prime-time address.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, the state's senior senator, was scorched after protracted negotiations with Democrats on what would become the Affordable Care Act.
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He buckled down, kept his chin up and a spring in his step, and scorched a series of winners and error-inducing groundstrokes.
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By the time Reid became minority leader, amid the scorched-earth polarization of George W. Bush's second term, it was all but gone.
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In their consolidation of power in the 1990s, they resorted to massacres and scorched-earth tactics as they wiped out pockets of resistance.
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Still, for voters nervous about Trump's total lack of knowledge on this ostensibly crucial topic, Clinton's rhetorical assault was a scorched-earth victory.
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By Friday morning, the Colorado fire had scorched 7,180 acres (2,906 hectares), up from 163,103 acres (2,065 hectares) a day earlier, officials said.
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"It went up in flames in a moment," he said, standing in his scorched field of blackened crops holding a lone golden bushel.
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Okay, I could have done without the vaguely Zack Snyder look of Cleganebowl and assorted other scenes in the dragonfire-scorched King's Landing.
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This year, the Golden State had its hottest month in state history and was scorched by the largest fire the state has ever recorded.
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Go deeper: Axios Science: Wildfire Edition Wildfires cause more than breathing problems across California Scorched and smothered by wildfires, California's 13 months of hell
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Police sources say the girl's remains were discovered under a scorched bed, where investigators believe the child tried to hide from the rising flames.
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Trump may do the same, though his scorched earth style leaves him with perhaps a bigger challenge in this area than any recent president.
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Crews got full control over a stubborn fire that scorched 142 square miles of brush and destroyed 20 structures in Yolo and Napa counties.
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Lost shoes were scattered around the scorched field, as were plastic jugs and jerry cans that the victims had carried to gather spilling fuel.
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U.S. Forest Service spokesman John DeYoe says the blaze has scorched 14 square miles (36 kilometers) of brush and timber as of Monday morning.
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DeSantis has tried to bring that scorched-earth approach to the race here, but so far, that hasn't been enough to make the difference.
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Without warning, Gregor scorched Sandor's against a burning brazier (used for burning coals), leaving Gregor with tremendous scars and a lifelong fear of fire.
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The wildfire raging through drought-stricken timber and brush has scorched 55 square miles (142 square kilometers) and jumped into Oregon over the weekend.
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His experience is typical of ranchers in Kansas this week, where grass fires have scorched more than 650,000 acres, devastating farming and ranching communities.
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This scorched-earth tool is unrivaled in its ability to quash new federal regulations, and prevent similar ones from being created in their stead.
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LOS ANGELES — The temporary transformation of Fickett Street in Boyle Heights began with yellow shades resembling huge kites suspended over the sun-scorched asphalt.
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The only real predecessor Sarah has is the winner of her original season, Tony, whose scorched-earth flips in Cagayan oscillated week to week.
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The south-east has been scorched by violence since a two-and-a-half-year ceasefire with the PKK collapsed in July last year.
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The largest, known as the Carr fire, is burning near the city of Redding, and has scorched more than 110,000 acres as of Tuesday.
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There were once signs that the companies were mending the scorched bridge between them, but that doesn't seem to be the case any longer.
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According to the US Forest Service, more than 30 large wildfires have scorched areas in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, and Kentucky.
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His scorched-earth approach, days after his sexual predatory language caught on tape triggered a mass Republican defection, threatened to alienate even more supporters.
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Cameroonian forces have responded with scorched earth tactics such as burning down villages then opening fire on fleeing residents, witnesses told Reuters in February.
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The images showed the charred remains of homes, burned-out cars and scorched trees in Redding, which is home to more than 91,000 people.
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To imagine 12 degrees of warming, think of crocodiles swimming in the Arctic and of the scorched, mostly lifeless equatorial regions during the PETM.
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In this July 27, 2018 photo, a Volkswagen Beetle scorched by a wildfire called the Carr Fire rests at a residence in Redding, Calif.
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Another rising band, Gatecreeper, also appeared on the aforementioned Scorched/Outer Heaven split, and released a split with thrash vets Iron Reagan this year.
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Slightly north of 75,000 people ramble about these lush Polo Fields, a similarly unrepentant feat of defiance against nature, considering the scorched desert climate.
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Within was a trove of scrolls but sadly, though the ark had protected them from the worst of the blaze, they were badly scorched.
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And Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, is exporting the scorched-earth methods that he once used to terrify the Chechen capital, Grozny, into submission.
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The agricultural sector is being hammered by weeks of heat waves that have scorched grazing land, forcing livestock owners to kill or sell animals.
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On Tuesday, white-clad forensic teams fanned out to pick through the barren, fire-scorched lots in a town once home to 27,000 people.
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A string of politicians and visitors from across the world have toured the sun-scorched facility erected adjacent to a brick-and-mortar jail.
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Instead, the video game industry, like countless industries before it, tends to reach for scorched earth tactics that can often make the problem worse.
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Rights group Amnesty International said evidence pointed to a "mass-scale scorched-earth campaign" across the north of Rakhine that was unmistakably ethnic cleansing.
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All that remains is a field pitted by abandoned trenches and bomb craters, littered with scorched tents and the twisted metal carcasses of vehicles.
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In southern Africa, the invasion follows an El Nino-induced drought that scorched the region last year, leaving millions in need of food aid.
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In contrast to Take-Two's more scorched earth approach to the problem, Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games has sometimes taken a gentler approach.
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It has quickly deteriorated into a scorched-earth contest about personality and temperament, with each side exploiting voters' strong dislike of the other candidate.
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The Roosevelt fire has scorched nearly 40,000 acres of drought-parched landscape and destroyed at least four structures, including two dwellings, since erupting Sept.
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They imagine bowls of lentils and pans of scorched tofu, stretched loaves-and-fishes style to feed a houseful of hippies, dropouts, and dreamers.
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In Northern California, a flash-flood warning remains in effect for areas scorched by the Camp Fire, the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire.
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"This is another example of Dimon's scorched earth strategy," said one analyst, who declined to be named talking so bluntly about the bank's tactics.
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The fire scorched its way across the city with the capriciousness of a tornado, reducing some homes to charcoal while neighboring homes appear untouched.
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Justin Verlander fell behind in the count 217-20 to Moustakas, who got the green light and scorched a run-producing single to center.
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Ryan also endured scorched-earth attacks pro-Trump media figures -- an unusual experience for someone who had been a darling of the conservative grassroots.
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Lillard scorched the Warriors for 51 points and McCollum added 21 in Portland's 137-105 home win over the defending champs on Feb. 19.
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Christian conservatives, an important segment of the Republican base, have also expressed concern that Mr. Trump has taken his scorched earth approach too far.
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California fire officials said Tuesday the wildfire burning near Redding, California for more than a week has scorched 2000 square miles (2100 square kilometers).
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It's all thanks to comedian Michelle Wolf, whose blistering speech scorched all of D.C., though she saved some of her harshest barbs for Sanders.
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Egypt's scorched-earth approach to fighting militants in the Sinai and its stifling repression may be creating more radicals than the government is neutralizing.
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That scorched-earth approach is the surest way to control lead threats, but few school systems have the money or knowledge to pursue it.
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Minnesota owned the paint and scorched the nets from the perimeter to score more than 100 points for a team-record 12th straight game.
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Ellen DeGeneres' new beach side house is now under threat of being scorched by SoCal wildfires ... and it sounds like she's starting to evacuate.
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And when it comes to midterm politics, they like to mention, derisively, his scorched earth campaign on behalf of an accused pedophile, Roy Moore.
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In Texas, where four people have died in wildfires this week, three major fires have scorched about 500,000 acres (200,000 hectares) in the Panhandle.
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The military's scorched-earth tactics resulted in thousands of extrajudicial killings and rapes of Rohingya, according to the United Nations and international rights groups.
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And in the church as in the government, the scorched-earth tactics of ultraconservatives often gives them a sway disproportionate to their actual numbers.
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The American former world number one scorched the court with 37 winners and will face China's 18th seed Wang Qiang in the quarter-finals.
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A scorched-earth competitor when we also think that willingness to pay in that market in terms of revenue per trip is more limited.
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In Fire-Scorched Oklahoma, Help Comes One Bale at a Time (22017) Wildfires burned Oklahoma grazing land, leaving ranchers struggling to feed their cattle.
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The Carr Fire burned for six weeks and scorched about 2300,230 acres — a bigger area than the five boroughs of New York City combined.
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The peak ring, which rose to an elevation of 425 feet in 24 hours, was partly built from the ashes of these scorched habitats.
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This hamo would be quickly scorched on one side and served with a lick of wasabi and puréed salt-cured plums thinned with dashi.
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This had become a common military strategy — collective retribution and scorched earth — but no one had ever seen it on a scale like this.
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The floors and walls were of a scorched reddish-black brick, the throwaways of the kiln, both sturdier and more attractive than normal bricks.
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Heroes among us More than 2,000 firefighters, many of them volunteers, traversed Australia to fight the devastating wildfires that scorched millions of acres there.
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I would say "We are all Mitt Romney now" after he was scorched by Trump for lashing out at the president's gangster foreign policy.
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Millions of miles have been turned to scorched earth, and current estimates suggest that more than a billion animals have died in the fires.
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Another incident was reported in Holden, after a concerned mother sent a photo of a scorched electric socket to a news outlet, said Ostroskey.
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With 7 people dead and over 145,000 acres scorched, the Carr Fire is the deadliest of the 17 wildfires currently burning in Northern California.
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In its most effective moments, 1917 conveys this: piles of cratered soil are revealed to not just be scorched earth, but heaps of corpses.
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Stock men are more scarce, but generic dudes Chad and Brad—typically, obnoxious and wealthy bros—have been scorched by many a Twitter burn.
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The 228-year-old was scorched for seven runs and 22 hits in four frames of a 21-5 loss in Milwaukee on Sunday.
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The judiciary committee houses a number of firebrand Republicans who make headlines for their scorched-earth style of attacks, and Wednesday was no exception.
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The Western wildfire season alone, which scorched California in particular, cost at least $18 billion, NOAA said, tripling the previous record annual wildfire toll.
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That year, fires scorched about 6.5 million acres of land and prompted the Indonesian government to declare a state of emergency in several provinces.
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Namibia is famed for its deserts, including the world's oldest, a vast expanse of undulating, scorched sand dunes occasionally visited by an ethereal fog.
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The flooding and mudslides, which were made worse by scorched earth from last month's wildfires, came at the very beginning of California's rainy season.
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As news images of the first "television war" scorched American culture, even artists who normally kept politics out of their work got into swing.
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IS uses the oil fires as a scorched-earth tactic, blackening the skies in an attempt to hide its fighters' movements from coalition aircraft.
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The trouble with Trump's scorched-earth approach is that a large percentage of government scientists are contractors whose salaries are paid for through grants.
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Teams of workers wielding chainsaws cleared downed power lines and other obstacles from Paradise streets while forensics investigators picked through barren, fire-scorched lots.
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So when you have a campaign, and the Trump campaign is gonna be sort of scorched Earth, it looks like it from this ... Really?
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One contender for the all-time spot remains the 1889 Santiago Canyon fire, which reputedly scorched some 300,000 acres (and some research supports those accounts).
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The Highwayman's journey takes a grim turn into a scorched future—one that, given recent Trumpian events, is all the more in danger of unfolding.
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But Robertson says the tactic is in line with the scorched-earth modus operandi of the Myanmar military, also referred to as the Burma army.
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The 2016 presidential contest was always going to be what political experts call a "contrast election"—a mudslinging, scorched-earth affair dominated by negative campaigning.
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Across the state, fires killed more than 40 people and scorched more than 1.2 million acres, towering over the five-year average of 202,751 acres.
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Of course, things changed in 2014, when the largest outbreak of Ebola yet scorched through West Africa and even reached Dallas and New York City.
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The team uses images collected by private satellite imaging company Planet to search for concrete and vegetation scorched by the heat of a missile's engines.
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The format of "Desert Island Discs" has hardly changed since it was first broadcast in 20163 from the Blitz-scorched BBC studios in Maida Vale.
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It's the perfect choice for graphic artists, activists, and anyone else preparing scorched earth manifestos, letters of resignation, or poison pen missives against oil companies.
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The Thomas Fire, which is just one of several blazes burning in Southern California, had scorched 143,000 acres by Friday evening and was 10% contained.
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More than 10 brush fires are continuing to burn in Napa Valley region alone, including five that have scorched about 20,000 acres in Sonoma County.
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The fire erupted Tuesday morning in Cajon Pass, and by Wednesday it had scorched more than 40 square miles, about twice the size of Manhattan.
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Indeed, room for maneuver will be limited even if a post-Trump Republican Party moves away from the scorched-earth opposition it offered President Obama.
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Each object was between 15 and 40 inches across and weighed up to about 80 pounds; their surfaces were scorched, according to Vietnamese news outlets.
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The southeast has been scorched by waves of violence since a ceasefire between the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and the government collapsed last July.
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The British, in turn, responded with scorched-earth policies and concentration camps that resulted in the deaths of thousands of Boers and black South Africans.
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And there was more proof that Trump's bare-knuckle, profane and scorched earth campaign style cannot hurt him -- in fact, it's drawing supporters to him.
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Their playbook has been to identify states that deviate from the politically correct progressive position and to wage scorched earth political campaigns in those states.
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And part of it is just Cardi's verses, which contain none of the scorched earth lyrics that she reels off when she's in the mood.
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Although recent rains across the scorched farms of New South Wales, which produce high-protein hard wheat, are likely to help improve yields, analysts said.
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After this titanic struggle between Chuck Rhoades and Bobby Axelrod, all these men have to show for it is the scorched earth beneath their feet.
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By Friday, the fire had scorched more than 101,000 hectares — about 390 square miles — and remained out of control, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley told reporters.
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In this topsy-turvy land of sun-scorched freeways and glistening ocean waves, the "California Girl" serves as an easy embodiment of West Coast cool.
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General Sisi launched a scorched-earth assault on two encampments, killing in a matter of hours at least 2628 supporters of the deposed President Morsi.
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Top lawmakers have put forth promising proposals that would ensure workers can organize a union without facing scorched earth tactics and hostile campaigns from corporations.
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There is no doubt that Republicans during the Obama presidency pioneered and perfected this scorched-earth politics and have now paid a price for it.
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In the summer of 1987, Sumner M. Redstone wrested control of Viacom in a hostile corporate takeover that left scorched relationships with the company's management.
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A senior adviser to Markey scorched the congressman when asked about the potential bid, telling the Times that Markey would not be forced to retire.
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The blaze has scorched through canyons and mountains in Orange and Riverside counties since Monday, chewing through dry vegetation as it crept into residential areas.
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The largest fire burning in the state is known as the County Fire, and has scorched more than 88,000 acres in Napa and Yolo counties.
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California wildfires Fifteen wildfires scorched Northern California and left at least 103 people dead in blazes that also burned through the state's beloved wine country.
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They have the resistance movement, they have scorched earth, they want to raise your taxes, they want to give the gavel back to Nancy Pelosi.
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The Strange/ McConnell forces care not one twit about truth; they freely use malicious lies in their non-stop, scorched earth, campaign of personal destruction.
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The southeast has been scorched by violence since the collapse last July of a cease-fire between the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party and the government.
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More importantly, this premiere follows through on the first season finale's promise to blow up everything and go scorched-earth about as literally as possible.
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Everything on him, from his scorched and sore-filled face to the intricate little skulls and chains on his costume were depicted in excruciating detail.
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The world will be a grey and wearisome place until the Premier League is returned to us, a monochrome limbo scorched by a colourless sun.
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During the searing election cycle of 2016, after McCain voiced concerns over Trump's scorched-earth campaign, Trump shamefully denied that McCain was a war hero.
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Fifty floors up, facing east, a pair of large horizontal windows were punched out, and the glass and metal facade above appeared scorched and sooty.
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But there were still close to 1,000 on Wednesday, tired and undernourished, sleeping on sun-scorched soccer fields or in the shelter of forlorn buildings.
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Logging without contracts is also common, while arsonists are suspected of having set fires to forests, because scorched trees can be legally culled and sold.
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RVs dot the driveways of residential streets — and cluster in parking lots alongside cars, some with scorched paint or belongings piled up to the windows.
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But when he was 264, the family moved to Villahermosa, the bustling, heat-scorched capital of Tabasco where American fast-food joints had become plentiful.
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"Giggling like naughty schoolchildren, we'd pass the bottle around, each taking a swig, then contorting as it scorched its way down our throats," she said.
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The city his forces seized, Marawi, on the island of Mindanao, is all but completely back in government hands after months of scorched-earth combat.
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The only trace of the previous day's events on the Israeli side were scorched patches of ground where kites had set wheat fields on fire.
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The long-fading myth of California as Eden has been scorched but John Branch, a California-based correspondent, remains a defender of his native state.
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The apartment building on 144th Street and Broadway remained vacant on Wednesday night, still scorched from the colossal fire that raced through it last week.
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Eighteen elderly men are facing preliminary charges of murder, aggravated rape and terrorism — accused of being the architects and executors of the scorched earth assault.
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Houses reduced to piles of blackened iron and scorched homewares, fireplaces, and brick chimney stacks standing in the detritus like obelisks from a bygone era.
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"We left it way too late," Pete admits, the twisted wreckage of his house barely visible at the end of the scorched driveway behind him.
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If Chief Justice Roberts is being asked to answer difficult questions, it is a direct result of President Trump's scorched-earth approach to congressional oversight.
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The Padres struck quickly when Pirela scorched his second homer in the majors and his first since playing with the New York Yankees in 2015.
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The families at the internally displaced people's camps had left their scorched farms and walked numerous miles in punishing heat, across land stripped of vegetation.
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In November, the President endorsed Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie, who belatedly ran a Trump-style scorched earth campaign that was rather out of character.
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Major League Baseball and the N.F.L. had each embarked on a scorched-earth strategy to stifle the mounting power of the players and their unions.
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In Batlow, 285 miles southwest of Sydney, a video taken by a reporter showed the scorched corpses of sheep and cows strewn along a highway.
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Accept that Scorpio may never speak to you again after your break up—a scorched earth policy might be easier for them than anything else.
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Hundreds of wildfires have scorched more than 5.25 million hectares (13 million acres) of bushland and destroyed over 1,000 homes over the last few months.
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For the next two years, Russia and Iran underpinned a scorched-earth campaign that broke the back of the resistance but laid waste to Syria.
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One of the big questions of the Democratic presidential race is how the eventual nominee will handle the President's willingness to embrace scorched earth campaigning.
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The southeast has been scorched by waves of violence since a ceasefire between the militant Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and the government collapsed last July.
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We had emerged unscathed from the scorched wastes of Tete and were flying downhill toward the legendary Praia do Bilene beach, on Mozambique's southern coast.
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Nearly 700,000 Rohingya women, children and men have fled to Bangladesh since last August, following the military's scorched-earth response to an attack by militants.
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The fire has destroyed 1,063 structures and scorched coastal mountains, foothills and canyons across Ventura and Santa Barbara counties northwest of Los Angeles, officials said.
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Travelers flying into Kona International Airport are greeted by a grim panorama: scorched earth and black, volcanic rock stretching from the sea to the mountains.
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Areas particularly at risk were those that suffered deadly wildfires in the last two years, leaving scorched hillsides devoid of vegetation and prone to collapse.
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Most Senate Republicans tried to ignore the House tactics, and not all House Republicans who participated in the investigations agreed with the scorched-earth approach.
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Themes of disintegration continue in Jon Verney's "Birthday" (2019,) which features the scorched image of what appears to have been a perfectly happy birthday party.
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This is reflected in track names— "Heat On Me", "Scorched Moth", "Yellow Dust"—as much as it is the live-sounding drums and enveloping hooks.
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The remains of the 12,000-year-old human female fossil were thought to have been incinerated in the scorched ruins of the natural history museum.
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Rebels, who accuse the government of "scorched earth" tactics, said they were deploying more guerrilla-style ambushes in lost territory, trying to stop further advances.
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Levitan's wife, Krista, filed for divorce in January, and he now claims her lawyer has adopted a "scorched earth" policy that is ruining his reputation.
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Wherever there are paved roads and towns, Biya's forces are in total control, conducting a scorched-earth counterinsurgency campaign to put down the runaway region.
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International human rights groups and UN bodies have previously expressed concerns about the Duterte administration's scorched earth-approach in its efforts to eradicate the methamphetamine trade.
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The blaze burning through dry brush, grass and timber had scorched 13,700 acres (about 21 square miles or 55 square kilometers) since it started on Saturday.
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A couple survey the damage as they walk near a cross that remains standing amid the scorched hillside that destroyed three buildings on September 3, 2017.
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In California, the Carr Fire in Shasta County has scorched more than 100,000 acres, and the Ferguson Fire has driven tourists out of Yosemite National Park.
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The final stretch of road to Tal Afar was lonesome and scorched, cut by underground detonations at every culvert, the fields all around burned and black.
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But this also shows that Bannon has no compunctions about using scorched-earth tactics against members of his former bosses' team that he sees as disloyal.
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Plenty of other regions were far hotter than average, too, however—southern Europe and Saharan Africa were scorched, as were the northwestern nations in South America.
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The so-called Ferguson Fire that broke out Friday scorched nearly 7 square miles of dry brush along steep, remote hillsides on the park's western edge.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection says the fire northwest of Sacramento scorched at least 70 square miles (180 square kilometers) by Monday morning.
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Some came straight here, others sought refuge closer to home, only to have to pick up and flee again as the fire scorched more nearby towns.
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One of the fires, the Thomas Fire, scorched hundreds of thousands of acres in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties and became the largest in state history.
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HISTORIC TOWN EVACUATED By Thursday morning, the Sonoma County blaze had scorched about 7303,000 acres (4,047 hectares), Cal Fire said, as firefighters battled the spreading flames.
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Now that you've got the threads taken care of it's time to get yourself a feline companion to tag along as you explore the scorched wasteland.
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" The scorched-earth rant didn't stop there ... Bellinger added, "I think what people don't realize is [Jose] Altuve stole an MVP from [Aaron] Judge in '17.
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Gingrich re-activated his political touch during his 2012 presidential run, when he ran a spirited, at times scorched-earth campaign against eventual nominee Mitt Romney.
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These kinds of scorched-earth tactics were a major reason for the massive backlash the industry faced during the SOPA/PIPA fight in 2011, experts note.
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A PLOS One study last year found that 11 states would suffer a surge in scorched area greater than 500 percent over the next 20 years.
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You'll also have come up against at least a few of the horrors lurking in West Virginia, including a new type of enemy called the scorched.
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She scorched the court further with 63 winners, often going down on one knee to generate immense power to leave former world number one Pliskova stranded.
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She even starts a romance with Alexa's ex-boyfriend (played by Famous In Love star Keith Powers), leading the YouTuber to go full-on scorched earth.
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Michael Rooker still has a house after L.A.'s massive wildfire scorched 7,000 acres -- including several in his neighborhood -- and he knows exactly who to thank.
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Following the worst wildfire in state history, downpours may trigger mudslides on the scorched slopes north of Sacramento and elsewhere that have been denuded of trees.
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"The economy has collapsed, belligerents are using scorched earth tactics - murder and rape as weapons of war - they're all gross violations of international law," he said.
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She was also a calming influence on the often-volatile candidate, unflappable and unfailingly polite even as her dad waged a scorched earth campaign against Clinton.
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While Durant served as a midrange gunner, recording three rebounds and one assist, Thompson scorched Houston from the perimeter, hitting 163 of 15 3-point attempts.
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Maya's quest to make J.J.'s life the best it can be usually involves a scorched earth approach; I pity anyone who fails her exacting standards.
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Trump has used a scorched-earth strategy to destroy every GOP rival in his path and has signaled he's ready to do the same to Clinton.
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Plant scorched the back nine with seven birdies to turn in 28, but slipped back after carding bogeys on the par-four sixth and ninth holes.
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Heat waves "consistent with what we expect from climate change" scorched Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, France and Britain with new national temperature records last week.
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Boxing out of the Vos Gym in Amsterdam, the Dutch-Surinamese fighter was an underrated clinical technician who scorched the very canvas of a fighting ring.
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More than 700 firefighters are battling that blaze, which has scorched 7,500 acres and is only 5% contained, officials with the San Bernardino National Forest said.
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Having scorched 108,000 acres, the fire is just shy of becoming the state's second largest wildfire on record, after the Hayman fire over 15 years ago.
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In the final weeks of the race, Mr. Trump's scorched-earth campaign has exposed a yawning gulf between Republican leaders and much of the party's base.
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California fire officials said Monday that the two fires about 100 miles north of San Francisco were 30 percent contained and have scorched 428 square miles.
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Under Travis Kalanick, who stepped down as CEO on Tuesday, Uber pursued a "scorched earth" strategy, says Evan Rawley, a professor of business at Columbia University.
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Although both Democrats and Republicans believe China has taken advantage of the US economy, critics say that Trump's scorched earth strategy does more harm than good.
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"I think the scorched-earth point of view is the dominant point of view right now," President Obama's former top aide David Axelrod told VICE News.
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The Shovel Creek and Nugget fires, both sparked by lightning strikes, have scorched nearly 20,000 acres (2810,2000 hectares) of timber and brush combined, fire authorities said.
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In a debate that his allies had predicted would represent 90 minutes of scorched-earth verbal warfare, Mr. Trump seemed deserted by his most bellicose instincts.
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They run the risk of communicating an overly aggressive scorched-earth approach to criminal law by Trump's critics, who have no shortage of stronger legal arguments.
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Scorched-earth attacks from politicians with partisan goals now threaten that support, raising corrosive doubts about the integrity of the F.B.I. that could last for generations.
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Despite the military's scorched-earth approach to militants in Sinai — including summary executions and the destruction of whole villages — the insurgency there has grown since 2013.
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In July 1967, he was flying home from Canada when he saw the scorched blocks of riot-ravaged Newark as his plane was descending to land.
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In the exhibition, there is also a tower built from scorched robes, scarves, shoes and backpacks — residue recovered from several bomb attacks that indiscriminately targeted civilians.
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But, Mr. Rodriguez said, activists like Mr. Ackman need to convince investors that they are the force behind big changes, leading to his scorched earth campaign.
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The Democrats' success here came as Mr. Gillespie, trailing in the polls, turned to a scorched-earth campaign against Mr. Northam in the race's final weeks.
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Instead, we saw mass arrests, shoot-to-kill orders, torture and a scorched earth policy in the form of burning sugar cane fields where militants hid.
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Villarreal's story begins on a July day in Yosemite National Park, where she had just climbed for 45 minutes to the top of a scorched ridge.
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The helicopter struck the earth about a half-mile from Church in the Canyon, on high ground scorched by the massive Woolsey fire in November 26.
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The tree features scorched branches, burnt mechanical parts, and other objects gathered by Dive from areas in New South Wales that have been ravaged by bushfires.
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She wants to spend her "good girl" credit to decry the scorched-earth-conservative Senate campaign that Marsha Blackburn was running in Tennessee, Swift's adopted home.
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Normally scorched mountain towns have faced devastating mudslides, while residents of Lima, the capital, were cut off from water for five days after pumps were inundated.
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Australia is in the midst of an unprecedented fire season that has scorched millions of acres, destroyed thousands of structures, and claimed dozens of human lives.
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Scorched-earth attacks from politicians with partisan goals now threaten that support, raising corrosive doubts about the integrity of the FBI that could last for generations.
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WHAKATANE, New Zealand — The bodies were more than a quarter-mile from shore, some on higher ground, on a scorched, moonlike landscape shrouded in toxic gas.
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And a massive Senate disaster package for hurricane-hit Florida, Texas and Puerto Rico and fire-scorched California has been sucked into the government funding fight.
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He showed Reuters images of houses and shopfronts in Kurdish areas, blown up and scorched, their residents' belongings being carted away by men in military fatigues.
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Story at a glance The bushfires in Australia have killed at least nine people and scorched more than 20203 million acres since they ignited in September.
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The most active blaze, the Spring Fire, had scorched nearly 24,000 acres (9,712 hectares) between the towns of Fort Garland and La Veta in southern Colorado.
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The service opted to take a kind of scorched earth approach to the issue of explicit content, a decision that has concerned artists and sex workers alike.
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Trump has started raising money but could have a hard time for the next couple of months answering back a scorched-earth Democratic ad campaign against him.
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Warnings of blistering temperatures were expanded Friday to include parts of 25 states as a days-long "heat dome" scorched much of the nation, triggering dangerous thunderstorms.
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A scorched earth debate, on The Daily David Chalian Trump fought back in the only way he knew how -- throwing out a battery of vicious counter punches.
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Investigators say a wildfire that scorched an area of Colorado known for its ski resorts, forcing the evacuation of more than 254,23 homes, was likely human-caused.
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The terror group's scorched-earth tactics are reminiscent of the 1991 Gulf War, when Saddam Hussein's forces ignited hundreds of oil wells as they retreated from Kuwait.
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Shares of California utility companies plunged Monday as deadly wildfires scorched thousands of acres and continued to threaten life and property, and as state regulators opened investigations.
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They follow a crippling El Nino-triggered drought which scorched much of the region last year, hitting crop production and leaving millions in need of food aid.
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The blaze burning through dry brush, grass and timber has scorched 21 square miles (54 square kilometers) since it started on Saturday and is threatening 600 buildings.
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The mudslide, which was caused by torrential rain on Tuesday falling on earth recently scorched by wildfires, has claimed 15 lives with many more injured or missing.
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Officials said a fire in drought-stricken Carson National Forest has scorched nearly 4 square miles (10 square kilometers) since June 24 and is only partially contained.
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Jason Curry of the Utah Division of Forest, Fire and State Lands said the fire has scorched about 10 square miles (27 square kilometers) near Strawberry Reservoir.
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Russia has backed the campaign, making thousands of raids on rebel-held northern Hama and southern Idlib in what Western experts say is a "scorched earth strategy".
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More than 1,000 sled dogs were evacuated by residents during wildfires that eventually scorched 7,0003 acres and engulfed more than 50 structures, according to local government assessments.
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Mr. Needham has been a leading practitioner of the uncompromising, scorched-earth style of political combat that was a trademark of Tea Party-inspired politicians and activists.
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On a round plate, he'll ladle out four rings, one inside another: gazpacho, smoked eggplant, mashed baked pears, and, nestled in the center, delectably scorched boneless chicken.
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Record-high temperatures that scorched northern Alberta last week will dip to below average and stay in the mid-50s through Thursday, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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The irony of its name, paired with photos and videos of a scorched town frosted in chemical-laden gray ash, captivated the media: "Paradise Lost," they declared.
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The fall armyworm outbreak has erupted in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi and follows a crippling El Nino-triggered drought which scorched much of the region last year.
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Media carried images in which scorched white containers on trailers emblazoned with the Dole logo could be seen, along with at least one badly burned truck tractor.
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Each movie has its own interpretation of what life looks like after the apocalypse (wastelands, ruined cities, war scorched countries, etc.) and they're all bleak as hell.
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The disaster was caused by heavy rains on Tuesday, worsened by the scorched condition of the land in the area, which was ravaged by wildfires in December.
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He's a general of Darkseid, an even bigger bad guy in the comics whose symbol was seen scorched into the earth in one of Batfleck's desert visions.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said Tuesday the blaze burning in Mendocino, Lake and Colusa counties has scorched 378 square miles (979 square kilometers).
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Trump's tweets came on a day when border agents started raids targeting undocumented migrants — bolstering Trump's scorched earth immigration rhetoric at the center of his 2020 campaign.
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You could also point out that Lil B's oeuvre encompassed both this scorched-earth mixing style and the unfinished messiness of DatPiff distribution before they were cool.
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Thousands of people were allowed to return to their homes this week but the blaze continues to burn and has scorched 180 square miles (470 square kilometers).
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Rebels, who are battling President Bashar al-Assad's forces for control of Aleppo, said any peace process would be futile unless the "scorched earth bombing" stopped immediately.
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Trump's racially themed politics and scorched earth immigration rhetoric was a driver of his 2016 election win -- though there were many complex reasons for Hillary Clinton's defeat.
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"It was just scorched earth, but several internet sites were promoting Calaveras for having some of the best climate in the world for growing cannabis," he said.
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The town of Coober Pedy doesn't look like much—a smattering of buildings and mounds of dust surrounded by a scorched desert divided by the Stuart Highway.
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It was a much-improved effort from his previous turn, when he was scorched by Boston for nine runs and 10 hits in 1 1/53 frames.
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Scores of hospitals and civil defense centers have been bombed in what the opposition said is a "scorched earth policy" to paralyze life in rebel-held areas.
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On the rooftop of a villa now used as a forward operating base for Iraq's Counter Terror Force, you see the consequences of ISIS' scorched-earth policy.
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An El Nino-induced drought scorched crops and killed livestock in the southern African nation, forcing the government to launch an emergency appeal for food from donors.
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They followed a crippling El Nino-triggered drought which scorched much of the region last year, hitting crop production and leaving millions in need of food aid.
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He accused ARSA of having forced villagers to join their attacks on the security forces and had insisted on a scorched earth policy, burning villages in retreat.
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