He started texting former teammates and it spread like wildfire.
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Word had spread like wildfire that Emmy's moment had arrived.
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TIMPF: Maybe, I think it just kind of spread like wildfire.
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The posts spread like wildfire on Twitter, before being promptly deleted.
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His mispronunciations of "saxamaphone" (+1) and Jebus (+2) spread like wildfire.
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The WannaCry ransomware attacks have spread like wildfire across the globe.
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If I cannot find them, the plague will spread like wildfire.
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Last November, news of the "Mud Men" chat spread like wildfire.
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But anonymously sourced falsehoods can spread like wildfire, harming people's careers.
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From there it can spread like wildfire through the entire body.
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When Ebola struck West Africa in 0003, it spread like wildfire.
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These protests all began in urban areas and spread like wildfire.
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Within hours of the Page Six report, the news spread like wildfire.
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Naturally, the instant the video hit the internet, it spread like wildfire.
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"Participation in this year's challenge has really spread like wildfire," she said.
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When vaccine doubt seeds itself in them, it can spread like wildfire.
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Baby Yoda content, in any form, is bound to spread like wildfire.
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And as Pizzagate showed us last year, fake news can spread like wildfire.
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Fake news swayed many people during the campaign, and often spread like wildfire.
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" She also said that this year, e-cigarette use "really spread like wildfire.
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"If there was a tape, it would have spread like wildfire," he said.
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Andrés' tweet spread like wildfire on social media, getting retweeted nearly 13,000 times.
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The rumors spread like wildfire, triggering mass panic in northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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"I've watched it over a decade just spread like wildfire," Ms. Elspeth said.
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The campaign was launched by #OscarsSoWhite progenitor ReignofApril and the hashtag spread like wildfire.
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Despite any controversy, he anticipates the QB's upcoming merch line will spread like wildfire.
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The leaked documents have since spread like wildfire across social media, particularly on Twitter.
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While friendship vibes spread like wildfire in dry underbrush, love is a different story.
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He fears the virus will spread like "wildfire" if no extra precautions are taken.
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"Flu just spread like wildfire" in California, said Dr. Tanya Altmann of Calabasas Pediatrics.
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The memes, which consisted of photos of Brown underneath fabricated homophobic quotes, spread like wildfire.
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"These ideas spread like wildfire in this community," says Odarich, who was born in Ukraine.
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"I hope that this will spread like wildfire through the entire payer system," Schleifer said.
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Summon responsible leadership Hate speech can spread like wildfire so long as leaders do nothing.
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That news just spread like wildfire because, you know, nothing is sacred at that age.
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Wendell Hicken released the game in 1991 for DOS systems and it spread like wildfire.
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This news spread like wildfire, and the only result was that I was further ostracized.
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Previously, the physical comedy meme had spread like wildfire among college athletes on social media.
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New songs spread like wildfire online, especially when they have biting, topical music videos attached.
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Wild theories have already spread like wildfire, roundly humiliating his host country in the process.
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Discontent and rage spread like wildfire, and at least a million people flooded the streets.
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"The term boycott spread like wildfire," said Lawrence B. Glickman, a Cornell University history professor.
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He quickly deleted the pic, but it was screencapped and spread like wildfire across social media.
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Quotes from the deposition "spread like wildfire" and tainted the case against him, Cosby's lawyers argue.
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Wes no lie I REMEMBER this story getting spread like wildfire through the entire 6th grade.
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The surprising victory did not go unnoticed, and the tactic spread like wildfire in conservative circles.
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Once iTunes' DRM protections were stripped away and it was shared, the movie spread like wildfire.
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Two separate attacks in as many months used WannaCry and NotPetya ransomware, which spread like wildfire.
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It then spread like wildfire due to savvy advertisers who sought to capitalize on that desire.
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She said it was urgent to act because "risks spread like wildfire in the banking sector".
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As alarm bells sound around the latest document dump from WikiLeaks, misinformation can spread like wildfire.
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What started as a single bulbous zit spread like wildfire across my cheeks, chin, and forehead.
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News reports of gold from the sky spread like wildfire, prompting an outpouring on social media.
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It spread like wildfire, distorting facts into outlandish fictions, despite being attributed only to obscure sources.
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I fear that violence and looting will spread like wildfire in the nation's capital and beyond.
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ICYMI ... the question was posed toward the end of 2019, and it's spread like wildfire online.
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It then spread like wildfire among lazy journalists and Russia's network of fools, knaves and propagandists.
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Nuclear proliferation will spread like wildfire in the Mideast, starting with Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey.
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By the 1840s, photography had spread like wildfire and become a vital aspect of European colonialism.
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News of the discounts spread like wildfire, leading hundreds to mass in front of stores before daybreak.
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Slack spread like wildfire, and today is worth at least $7 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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After the Parkland shooting in February, misinformation about the killer's identity spread like wildfire on the platform.
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His controversial opinion spread like wildfire on social media, with everybody weighing in on the foodie debate.
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But when jihadism arises — and it does — it tends to spread like wildfire among tight family networks.
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Because it's easier to share content, videos like "Chewbacca Mom" tend to spread like wildfire on Facebook.
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Like the internet, television multiplied the amount of information available to people, and it spread like wildfire.
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While Dorsey dunks on Zuckerberg, Twitter remains a cesspool of misinformation and outright lies that spread like wildfire.
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In response, protests—arguing against the constitutional basis for the ban—spread like wildfire across the United States.
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The coronavirus has spread like wildfire throughout Italy ... with reportedly more than 600 deaths and 10,000 known cases.
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A virus as contagious as the one that causes COVID-2900 will spread like wildfire in this atmosphere.
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A media frenzy was set into motion, as the news of Rice and Hart's alleged affair spread like wildfire.
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As we mentioned, norovirus has been known to spread like wildfire on cruise ships, but also planes and buses.
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Boeing has reportedly been struck in a major way by Wannacry, the ransomware that spread like wildfire last year.
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But it was mad by this time as the older stuff I'd done was beginning to spread like wildfire.
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Hours earlier, WannaCry ransomware began to spread like wildfire, encrypting systems and crippling businesses and transport hubs across Europe.
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Then, when Husley uploaded a photo and an account of their evening onto Facebook, the story spread like wildfire.
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The news spread like wildfire across the Facebook streams belonging to the generation that knows who Scott Baio is.
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The challenge spread like wildfire with several celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, athletes, and even nuns partaking in it.
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A movement that calls itself Red For Ed spread like wildfire from West Virginia to Oklahoma, Arizona and beyond.
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WannaCry spread like wildfire, encrypting hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 150 countries in a matter of hours.
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Not surprisingly, Taylorism spread like wildfire across industries and beyond the factory floor, to hospitals, schools, and various other contexts.
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A picture of the card was allegedly posted on Facebook by student called Madison Rodriguez, and it spread like wildfire.
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Popularized in Taiwan, they spread like wildfire in Japan and Europe, and they're now inching their way into the States.
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The practice has spread like wildfire across industries following the Supreme Court 2011's decision that the clauses are legal.
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You've likely seen these types of uncertified and obscure "holidays" spread like wildfire on Twitter, which they're tailor made for.
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But today they, fueled by computer algorithms that award grabbiness and not truth and deliberate misinformation campaigns, spread like wildfire.
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Nonessential businesses have been shuttered and entire cities have been virtually shutdown to ensure the virus doesn't spread like wildfire.
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A story this good naturally spread like wildfire, not just in the academic literature, but in popular culture as well.
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Mr. Camacho said he was particularly disturbed at how the attacks spread like wildfire through corporate, hospital and government networks.
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Last year, without these protocols in place, 49 million birds had to be killed as the virus spread like wildfire.
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E-scooter startups that are barely a year old have spread like wildfire across the globe and seen their valuations skyrocket.
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There was a story that spread like wildfire that a baby, while nursing at his mother&aposs breast, was ripped away.
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A recommendation that Facebook just allow harmful conservative conspiracy theories like Pizzagate to spread like wildfire would just exacerbate another problem.
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Video online spread like wildfire, showing adults punching, kicking, pulling hair and screaming at each other as onlookers yelled for security.
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News of the migrant child's death, first reported by Texas-based immigration attorney Mana Yegani, spread like wildfire on social media.
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"Something like this has the potential to spread like wildfire," Indiana Poison Center medical director Dr. Daniel E. Rusyniak tells PEOPLE.
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Obscene stories about Clinton's involvement in a totally invented child sex ring spread like wildfire, arguably influencing the election in November.
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Over the past decade, gender reveals have spread like wildfire, spawning countless Pinterest boards, think pieces, and a 47,013-acre wildfire.
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This past January, news that ICE was carrying out a new round of deportation raids spread like wildfire throughout our community.
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Levi believes the idea for the joy box will "spread like wildfire" to other communities and the world, his father said.
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Both MERS and SARS spread like wildfire through unprepared medical facilities, regardless of the comparative wealth and sophistication of the hospitals.
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Have you ever seen false information or hoaxes spread like wildfire there, only to discover later they were fake or untrue?
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"We live in an age where information, where good ideas, spread like wildfire, and we build on them," Stringer told me.
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"Populism" spread like wildfire across the West, thumbing its nose at elites seen by so many voters as complacent and self-serving.
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But the movement has sown enough doubt to create pockets of unvaccinated people where the highly contagious disease can spread like wildfire.
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"Of course, [this] made the news spread like wildfire, especially in a town like Belmont where word travels fast anyway," she said.
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Americans have been dealing with more and more clown sightings recently, and the internet has helped the creepy craze spread like wildfire.
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The image spread like wildfire across Twitter and British newspapers said the man, whose identity is unknown, was a symbol of defiance.
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But in the age of social media, when a joke lands flat or goes too far, the outcry can spread like wildfire.
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The Renaissance spread like wildfire through the rest of Europe, but in Italy, the wave crested with Michelangelo … and then it broke.
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"Then came Slack and game over," Fuld says, referencing the buzzy chat app that's spread like wildfire throughout Silicon Valley and beyond.
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Since then, he's been unable to find work with another team, but his protest has spread like wildfire among his fellow athletes.
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In 1977, Shulgin gave some to psychotherapist Leo Zeff to offer his patients, and it spread like wildfire through the psychiatric community.
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The code remained the same whether it was copied once or a million times, which allowed pirated software to spread like wildfire.
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In India, where many users are illiterate and don't have access to the wider internet, this means WhatsApp rumors spread like wildfire.
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But it also shines a light on the potential impact of so-called fake news, which can spread like wildfire on social media.
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Before Twitter, news of celebrity feuds spread like wildfire the old-fashioned way—through the rumor mill like an elaborate game of telephone.
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According to a Reddit theory that's spread like wildfire (pun intended), Drogon wasn't in his, right mind when he burned down King's Landing.
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In the midst of it, hate speech and rumors started to spread like wildfire on social media services, including those operated by Facebook.
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His younger brother was in full agreement: Female employment, he said, "has spread like wildfire" and was hurting the reputation of the village.
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On Monday, reports that some students had a bad reaction to the polio vaccine spread like wildfire in the northern city of Peshawar.
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This was never more noticeable than when footage of the Christchurch terrorist attack in New Zealand recently spread like wildfire across multiple platforms.
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Since its release date on July 22018, the free-to-play "Battle Royale" survival game has spread like wildfire across the eGaming industry.
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While the event itself was meant as an intimate affair between friends and family, the snapshot of their wedded kiss spread like wildfire.
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For instance, all the false viral images of the migrants marching toward the US boarder that spread like wildfire on Facebook last week.
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And even better news: This is a runway trend that's already hitting your local Zara, which means it's about to spread like wildfire.
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The Trump administration recently announced its long-awaited plan to fight the teen-vaping epidemic that has spread like wildfire across the nation.
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The news spread like wildfire just as Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and wife of Harry's brother, celebrated her 38th birthday, on Jan. 9.
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As ISIS and Ebola spread like wildfire, the Obama administration just submitted a paper on how to stop climate change (aka global warming).
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Sparked by an original post declaring that LGBT squids are "fresh as hell," others voices joining in in agreement and support spread like wildfire.
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"I think the problems here began at their core Gap brand and then spread like wildfire through the rest of the company," Cramer said.
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The video spread like wildfire, especially among Twitter users on the right, and Trump Jr. was quick to retweet the video to his followers.
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Negative sentiments spread like wildfire on social media, and Hart says comedians need to be keenly aware that their actions will have swift consequences.
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It inflamed a crisis of Catalan identity that has spread like wildfire from across the border with Spain, where it is burning hot already.
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An Instagram chain hoax that spread like wildfire Tuesday has caught a bunch of famous names — including one of President Donald Trump's Cabinet officials.
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The story spread like wildfire and she spent the next few days doing interviews with the likes of the Associated Press and Washington Post.
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Snoop conceded, saying that he only realized how inappropriate his approach had been after he saw the backlash spread like wildfire across the internet.
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Viral but ultimately unverifiable social media posts spread like wildfire, and drama channels collected all the experiences to deliver monetized condemnations of the launch.
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The story of the boy's shirt spread like wildfire -- a version put up for sale online through the campus bookstore fetched 16,000 pre-orders.
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Since they're not concerned about pregnancy (sweet freedom!), they're often not using birth control — and, you guessed it, that means STIs can spread like wildfire.
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"And it was such an interesting comment that it grew legs and spread like wildfire," he said, adding that the fire department's investigation remains ongoing.
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Nonetheless, the video has spread like wildfire on Twitter and became a meme as fans called out Curran for daring to "invade" their queen's space.
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The song has only been out for a week and videos of fans dancing to the track have already spread like wildfire across the internet.
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"It spread like wildfire," said Eugenie Ladner Birch, Nussdorf professor and co-director of the Penn Institute for Urban Research at the University of Pennsylvania.
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In an era when hyperpartisan news sources dominate political discourse, fanciful and factually challenged political narratives spread like wildfire, radicalizing millions of Americans' political leanings.
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"The explosive costs of housing have spread like wildfire around the state," said Scott Wiener, a Democratic senator from San Francisco who sponsored the bill.
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Facebook eventually took down the page and Twitter deleted the alleged perpetrator's profile; but not before the video had spread like wildfire across social media.
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Drawing books spread like wildfire through the region: soon Flemish, French, and Spanish versions emerged that looked to the Italian originals, but added regional touches.
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The paper from the CMS collaboration was accidentally posted to the conference proceedings yesterday, and the news spread like wildfire among physicists on Facebook and Twitter.
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On one of the final weekends of 211, the video of an 22017-year-old bullied kid named Keaton Jones spread like wildfire over the internet.
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In areas where the vaccination rate dips below a certain level, though, the highly contagious disease can do what it does best and spread like wildfire.
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Consider the popularity of conspiracy theories, evidence of a culture where it's easy for fictional and semi-fictional narratives to spread like wildfire through social media.
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As it often does, word spread like wildfire: The reality-star-turned-business-mogul would officially be dropping a line of cream contouring-and-highlighting kits.
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Their opinions spread like wildfire over social media—Weiss even bragged about breaking the internet—but not because they are saying anything we haven't heard before.
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And no, we have not been studying how negative messages can spread like wildfire through social interactions — also a very old and visible form of influence.
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But the 1970s cover (left) was a complete hoax—a doctored image that's reportedly spread like wildfire among right-wing bloggers, conspiracy theorists, and Twitter eggs.
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There was a big to-do last month when reports spread like wildfire that Tim Tebow hit a home run in his first professional at-bat.
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It's spread like wildfire on YouTube, where the biggest channels have millions of subscribers, and their creators can make a living off churning the stuff out.
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But that tactic failed in 2014 when the virus reached crowded capital cities, where it spread like wildfire and dead bodies piled up in the streets.
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They took particular pleasure in generating "memes": funny images—often of cats, combined with a clever caption (a genre known as LOLcats)—which could spread like wildfire.
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Beginning in December 2013, the Ebola virus spread like wildfire across Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, killing an estimated 11,310 people over the course of three years.
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In mid-October 2017, an article on the site "Book of Truth" (Livro da Verdade in Portuguese) spread like wildfire on Brazil's most popular social media services.
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And while it's doubtful that a ton of people will tune into the event, a single viral clip in favor of the bill could spread like wildfire.
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As ransomware continues to spread like wildfire through the U.S., one cybercrime gang has found a new way to convince their victims to cough up the ransom.
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"As soon as we heard that Kendrick was a Jeeper, it kind of spread like wildfire throughout the Jeep community," Colorado Jeep Girls founder Catherine Fanaro told KCNC.
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The 2016 incident involving Collins and Umpire Tom Hallion, who was wearing a mic in the video, resurfaced this week across social media and quickly spread like wildfire.
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The company, which sells organic soap for babies, is in hot water after a promo code offering $75 off its products spread like wildfire among parents on social media.
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After the Easter bombings, as rumours and incendiary anti-Muslim comments spread like wildfire, the government swiftly shut down all social-media platforms, including WhatsApp, Viber, Facebook and YouTube.
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With the rise of social media networks — Instagram, in particular — unique restaurant features can spread like wildfire as customers are now sharing pictures of more than just their food.
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Danny Trejo is seriously worried for inmates in Los Angeles County jail ... he says coronavirus could spread like wildfire if officials don't do enough to disinfect the filthy place.
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In the days before the internet, word of his depravity still spread like wildfire throughout our Catholic community, a sleepy enclave an hour's drive north of New York City.
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Less-than-stellar sourcing aside, the story spread like wildfire across social media, and many in the gay community were quick to shame and jeer Capozzi for his hypocrisy.
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On July 30, 2012, Williamson also tweeted:This Einstein quote became incredibly popular around 2005, and spread like wildfire across the internet but there's no evidence that Einstein actually said it.
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The article spread like wildfire both inside the company and among the wide network of Boeing alumni, and a stunned "wow" was a common response, one of the people said.
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Sometime over the summer, someone — no one seems to be quite sure who — posted the jumpsuit along with its Amazon link, where, according to Sandiford, "it absolutely spread like wildfire."
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The challenge spread like wildfire from major athletes such as NBA giants Lebron James and Kevin Durant, and celebrities like Oprah Winfrey, Chris Pratt, Justin Bieber, and Lady Gaga partaking.
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Like his trademark phrase, "the nation wants to know" where Goswami is heading next after news about his resignation from the Times Group spread like wildfire on social media yesterday afternoon.
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ABC News's mistake spread like wildfire and even tanked the stock market, and instead of correcting it right away, they stalled for hours and didn't even apologize until the next day.
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The headlines about the FBI investigation of Clinton's emails and Trump's comments about women spread like wildfire on social media as political commentators from both sides of the aisle weighed in.
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False and damaging information about Bolsonaro's left-wing opponent, including fake news mocked up to look like neutral fact-checks, spread like wildfire in the runup to the October 8 vote.
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When the video for Juvie's hit single "Ha," which artfully depicted a day in the life of the Magnolia Projects, spread like wildfire, Juvenile took the nation back to New Orleans.
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Whether or not you've gone through the hoopla to get your hands on a Mansur Gavriel bag, you've undoubtedly seen those minimalist bags spread like wildfire among the fashion-obsessed crowd.
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" Since printed copies of the Theses spread like wildfire through Germany and beyond, it should probably be assumed that they did raise issues that were of great moment to "the laity.
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WannaCry(pt) global ransomware attack wreaks havoc on systems worldwide A huge global ransomware attack based on leaked NSA hacking tools spread like wildfire among unpatched Windows systems worldwide on Friday.
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First there was the massive Google Docs hack that spread like wildfire thanks to people clicking shady links, and then a ransomware attack tore around the world for the same reason.
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But in 2016 alone, encryption has won a crucial court fight, became default for hundreds of millions of people who use popular messaging apps, and spread like wildfire on the web.
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The computer virus appears to resemble the Wannacry ransomware attack, which spread like wildfire in May and infected hundreds of thousands of computers, according to a tweet from security firm Symantec.
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On the morning of July 13, the story about the chats and its accompanying archive spread like wildfire across the island and out to the Puerto Rican diaspora on the mainland.
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I love the versatility of the iPhone XS's dual cameras (wide and 8.43x telephoto), but I hate that the pill-shaped camera bump design has spread like wildfire to other phones.
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As "Glory to Hong Kong" spread like wildfire over the past week, echoing through the atriums of shopping malls across the city day after day, I felt both inspired and nervous.
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Many professional athletes side with former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, whose 2016 national anthem protests aimed at drawing attention to the treatment of African-Americans spread like wildfire in the NFL.
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As Rigetti's account spread like wildfire, Uber stole a page from Airbnb's playbook and announced it had hired former U.S. attorney general Eric Holder to help lead an investigation into her claims.
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In early 2011, as protests spread like wildfire from Tunisia to Egypt and then Libya, the world watched for weeks as Libyan security forces used increasingly brutal methods to suppress the uprisings.
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Best-selling author and public intellectual Malcolm Gladwell is an expert on a number of things, including complicated topics like why some ideas spread like wildfire and why some people become successful.
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In fact, some of these big customers have already recovered their expense, says Junio, pointing to one customer that Qadium saved from the WannaCry ransomware that spread like wildfire in mid May.
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That became the thing for gay men, who carried their straight girlfriends with them [to the club], who then started bringing their straight boyfriends, and disco just kind of spread like wildfire.
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When content mocking the disability community — like memes about ambulatory wheelchair users getting up to grab something high at the store — spread like wildfire, commentary from the affected community is rarely attached.
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And then there was this photo of children in immigration custody: It spread like wildfire on social media, with many advocates and journalists tying it to the Trump administration's recent policy shifts.
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Outbreaks of chickenpox and mumps among adult immigrants have similarly spread like wildfire in facilities managed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, thanks in no small part to the overcrowded and unsanitary conditions.
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A Hawaiian green turtle severely afflicted with fibropapillomatosis (Image: Peter Bennett & Ursula Keuper-Bennett)Scientists aren't sure how or why sea turtles get the disease, or why it's starting to spread like wildfire.
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The news spread like wildfire across trading floors in New York, Boston and Connecticut: The Federal Bureau of Investigation had raided four hedge fund firms looking for evidence associated with suspected insider trading.
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"Mr Valls' undiplomatic exclamation has spread like wildfire in Gabon, and has further damaged Mr. Bongo's public image," he said in a note on Monday, while noting Ping's candidacy also had its critics.
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" The Republican National Committee issued a news release claiming falsely that many newspapers had published articles saying "that President Trump called all immigrants 'animals,'" calling it "a media lie that spread like wildfire.
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Since Monday morning -- when rumors spread like wildfire that Rosenstein was on his way to resign to chief of staff John Kelly -- the expectation has been that Trump will can Rosenstein on Thursday.
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The momo was able to spread like wildfire through Delhi thanks to its low price point, and it remains a choice budget food today, whether eaten on the street or at a restaurant.
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"What we have now are attacks that are not only designed to kill, but they are designed ... to spread like wildfire, to spread their poison across the internet and to inspire others," she says.
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Within minutes, numerous clips, GIFs and recreations of the eye roll began to spread like wildfire across the Chinese internet, prompting censors to suppress its spread and banning Liang's name from online search results.
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Given their much more limited capacity to restrict population movements, especially to mass pilgrimage destinations like Mecca, coronavirus will surely continue to spread like wildfire, moving in short order to Africa and South America.
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Rio de Janeiro (CNN)The corruption investigation that's spread like wildfire through Brazil's most powerful political circles claimed another casualty Thursday with the suspension of the top lawmaker behind the drive to impeach the President.
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The New York Times Arrested Development cast interview that spread like wildfire Wednesday apparently shook up at least one person of note: Cast member Jason Bateman, who apologized in a series of tweets Thursday morning.
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Once people figured out what memes were (your parents probably still don't), these videos and images came to represent special moments in pop culture, their meanings transforming as they spread like wildfire across the internet.
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Even if Facebook can catch videos on the same day they're posted, the Hogg video is evidence that misinformation can and will still spread like wildfire before anyone has the chance to take it down.
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While many scholars believe that the diseases brought by early Spanish explorers spread like wildfire across North America, research led by Harvard anthropologist Matthew Liebmann indicates that the demise of native populations was much more gradual.
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The net result is that these sites show us content they think we'll click on – meaning that misinformation, or 'fake news', which is surprising, shocking, or designed to appeal to our biases can spread like wildfire.
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After a few delays, the augmented reality-infused Pokémon app launched last week, and spread like wildfire over the weekend, with hordes of eager pokémon trainers taking to the streets to try to catch 'em all.
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The Trump administration is implementing the new migrant restrictions out of fear that the novel coronavirus could spread like wildfire through detention centers and sicken much of the Border Patrol force, which is already chronically understaffed.
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In recent days, the world's largest social media platforms have been pulling out all the stops to combat the wave of false reports, hacking attempts and outright lies that have spread like wildfire about COVID-19.
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"Coordination in making sure that not only the developed countries can respond effectively to the disease, but that there is massive support to the developing world not to let the disease spread like wildfire," he said.
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The fathers began talking to one another in the department and the word about the mass pregnancies spread "like wildfire," Gabrielle Costello, a spokesperson for the department and also one of the new moms, told CNN.
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"Coordination in making sure that not only the developed countries can respond effectively to the disease, but that there is massive support to the developing world not to let the disease spread like wildfire," he said.
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As the video above by Alex Kuzoian for Business Insider shows, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam often took root in a small geographical area and then spread like wildfire to surrounding regions — and sometimes continents.
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But in the past few months, word of this spectacular natural phenomenon has spread like wildfire, and communities across the country that will be graced by the moon's shadow are on high alert, anticipating millions of visitors.
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Her rant against Prime Minister Theresa May's shock decision to call a new general election on June 8 spread like wildfire across social media and newspapers, who said her comments summed up the mood of the nation.
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Whether it was stabbing an innocent bystander or humiliating a band's frontman by trapping him in a trash can for hours, tales of LMP's indiscriminate violence spread like wildfire throughout the punk scene in the mid-80s.
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An onslaught of sensational disinformation has spread like wildfire on platforms like Twitter and WhatsApp, along with overt propaganda and censorship from Chinese state media, making the actual risks of the fast-moving outbreak difficult to grasp.
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The strong performance of equities in Q1 confirms that the 'volmageddon' episode in early February, when a burst of implied volatility on the S&P 500 spread like wildfire through global markets, was good for banks' trading desks.
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The attack spread like wildfire in Europe, including to companies like Deutsche Bahn, the German transport giant, and Telefónica, a Spanish telecommunications firm, though no major service problems had been reported across the region's transportation or telecommunications networks.
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"It will not spread like wildfire because it is not airborne, but it can be risky if they don't follow proper infection control procedures," said Dr D Himanshu, of King George's Medical University in the northern city of Lucknow.
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Security researchers at Symantec say they've seen a recent spike in a new malware, dubbed Beapy, which uses the leaked hacking tools to spread like wildfire across corporate networks to enslave computers into running mining code to generate cryptocurrency.
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The apparently random attack, called "WannaCry," hit on Friday and spread like wildfire before a malware researcher identified as Marcus Hutchins was able to halt it temporarily a day later, when workers in many companies weren't in their offices.
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"If we have a case of cholera that is spread into those communities, because of the endemic situation of the sanitation, it will spread like wildfire," Harold Thomas, an officer with the health ministry, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Minecraft, a construction game in which players can build nearly anything imaginable, block by block, in a digital, Lego-like world, spread like wildfire since its full release in 2011 by developer Mojang, which was bought by Microsoft in 2014.
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With the help of a couple of savvy public relations pros, Klan membership spread like wildfire, enveloping Northerners and Westerners in love with the idea of defining themselves by what they were not, including being black, Jewish, Catholic, or recent immigrants.
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The story that Donald Trump had died of a heart attack, for instance, spread like wildfire on August 13, but digging through the history of the Donald Trump Wikipedia article suggests that the hoax never showed up there at all.
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Jarvis later found large incongruities in the underlying data, however, and published a correction warning that his numbers were bunk; the damage, however, could not be undone, and his argument spread like wildfire in the South as a defense of slavery.
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And of course, there was our no-reservations policy—which now in Hong Kong has spread like wildfire—and the whole "we will not seat you until your party is completed" thing, which took some time for people to learn.
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In an environment like the camps, coronavirus will spread like wildfire, and its effects will be similarly devastating, because the lives of the people at the camps have not been prioritized in the past, and doubtfully will be moving forward.
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The disease used to be mostly contained to a handful of countries but has since spread like wildfire to more than 100 countries, according to the World Health Organization, and recent research indicates that it could spread to Europe thanks to climate change.
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The rise of "fake news," a term largely attributed to Donald Trump — then a candidate for president — which spread like wildfire — and across borders — was a way to reject reported information or factual current events that were derogatory to a person's views.
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This reaction, brought on by uncorroborated social media posts from Snell's own mother and school teacher that Snell was unarmed and shot in the back, spread like wildfire on social media and permeated the physical protests in the streets of Los Angeles.
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The Sinclair promo that spread like wildfire and CNN's 2016 take on "fake news" is also very different: The former included a script written by the corporation and not an editorial team, while the second is the product of Stelter and other journalists' reporting.
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For me, Beethoven is doing something similar in at least two of his symphonies, the Third and the Fifth, reflecting his conviction that the values of the French Revolution that had spread like wildfire throughout Europe were now under threat and needed eloquent defense.
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DOZENS HOSPITALIZED AFTER ALLEGEDLY INGESTING K2 IN BROOKLYN NEIGHBORHOOD "It will not spread like wildfire because it is not airborne, but it can be risky if they don't follow proper infection control procedures," Dr. D Himanshu, of King George's Medical University in Lucknow, told Reuters.
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All I can tell you is that the emergence of these groups like Indivisible that have networks spread across the country means that when Andy sends out a tweet and it gets picked up by them, information can spread like wildfire across the country.
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" And not just any junkyard, Mr. Radi said, but one that for years had "festered like a wound," filled with old cars whose toxic fluids might leach into the topsoil or, even worse, he said, suddenly combust and spread "like wildfire into other people's homes.
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Student debt scams have spread like wildfire in recent years, sparked by the growing student debt crisis and often, as the FTC's settlements show, fueled by the internet — where companies use memes, search engine optimization, and celebrity endorsements to promote their shady, and sometimes illegal, services.
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What's most interesting about the debates is not the internet's quest to figure out the "right" answer, or even attempts to convince others that you're in the right; it's why they spread like wildfire in the first place and what that says about how we interact online.
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Since debuting in Taiwan nearly 20 years ago, the pet cafe craze has spread like wildfire across Asia and migrated to other parts of the world, too; cat cafes are now almost commonplace on several continents, and last year, the US opened its first dog cafe.
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With photos of penny farthings and dreams of non-alcoholic pop-up bars inside vegan food trucks, the hashtag has spread like wildfire... Wanted: people to form a band that will never play music so no one will ever have heard of us aside from ourselves.
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A lot of people like public information posters and tube design from that era—I've got an Imperial War Museum poster with a dazzle ship on it in my front room—but what is it about Keep Calm and Carry On that's made it spread like wildfire?
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The goal, experts say, is to expand these digital tools across Europe, so the region can counter the fake news that caused so much confusion and anger during the United States presidential election in November, when outright false reports routinely spread like wildfire on Facebook and Twitter.
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Most of these bits are mediocre at best: The worst of them are fully racist, leaning on xenophobic tropes that have spread like wildfire since the epidemic began: And yet—as reluctant as I am to admit it—some of these are... actually kind of good.
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To understand why, look at New York: Even though the state's overall vaccine coverage rate was extremely high for measles in 2017-2018 — at 97.2 percent — enough people refused vaccines in these tight-knit, Orthodox Jewish communities that the highly contagious virus managed to spread like wildfire.
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While most of the discussion around fake news has centered on fabricated stories and headlines that surface on websites and spread like wildfire through Facebook, earlier this month it was Trump's own not-official spokesperson Kellyanne Conway who shared news of a "Bowling Green massacre" that never happened.
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The Britney who'd had her child knocked out of her arms by unrelenting photographers, trying to get to her car to escape them, only to have the photo of her "dropping her baby" spread like wildfire, on every front page, and used as an example of her incompetence.
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Twitch's biggest advantage over the competition is Twitch Clips — any viewer can hit the clip button and capture the last minute of any stream as an easy-to-edit and easy-to-share videos, which often spread like wildfire on Twitter and Reddit when pros pull off amazing highlights.
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In a parallel study also published on Thursday, Jonathan K. Ball, a virologist at the University of Nottingham, and his colleagues analyzed 1,610 Ebola genomes and arrived at the same conclusion as Dr. Sabeti: The GPA82V mutation arose early in the West African epidemic and spread like wildfire.
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This photo that spread like wildfire, depicting a 2-year-old girl crying as her mother — both asylum seekers from Honduras — was detained at the Texas border, was taken right before the pair was sent "to a processing center for possible separation," Getty photographer John Moore told BuzzFeed.
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If the language feels timeworn ("I couldn't hide anymore"; and, once she posts her letter on Facebook, "it didn't take long for the news to spread like wildfire"), it evokes a narrative insecurity that mirrors the nervous self-doubt she experiences while actually living through her gender transition.
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The famous claim (boosted by Trump himself!) of 3 million undocumented immigrants voting in the recent election started out on Infowars (run by the conspiracist Alex Jones) and then spread like wildfire through long social media chains filled with people who are apt to believe the worst about undocumented immigrants.
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Massachusetts-born Amerie (real name Amerie Mi Marie Rogers) was only 25 years old when she became a huge star after her R&B album, "Touch," landed in the top 10 of the Billboard charts and the super catchy single, "1 Thing," spread like wildfire on the ears of the world.
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The sign was removed more than an hour later after it surfaced, the Associated Press reported, but not before images spread like wildfire on social media: Alt Lady Liberty posted several images of the banner on its Twitter account, with one caption reading: "The message of the Statue of Liberty is unmistakable."
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And she tweeted a fake letter from John F. Kennedy to Nikita Khrushchev, lifted from Jimmy Kimmel writers, that was obviously primed to spread like wildfire—much like the made-to-go-viral tools her campaign created, like a "Trump Yourself" filter that let users overlay Trump quotes on social media photos.
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"This is a lame attempt at remembering the contours of slow death and life in America for one black American teenager under Central Mississippi skies," he wrote, and in the wake of Trayvon Martin's death and the subsequent acquittal of the man who killed him, the essay spread like wildfire and resonated deeply for readers.
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But as footage of the incident spread like wildfire across the Internet, social media users largely expressed support for Margraves and his actions, which reflected the pent-up frustration and pain the nation and Nassar's victims have endured through weeks of victim testimony that revealed the doctor's sexual exploitation of girls and young women.
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A devastating cyberattack initially targeting Ukraine's infrastructure spread like wildfire across the globe on Tuesday, and in the space of just a couple of hours, locked down the computer systems and demanded ransoms from hundreds of organizations including shipping giant Maersk, the world's largest advertising holding company WPP, and even the Chernobyl nuclear reactor.
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The section where this content is being embedded within Google's search results is powered by its access to Twitter's firehose of tweets, combined, it says, with its own ranking algorithms — which apparently also favor the kind of wild, clickbait-y and unverified claims that have been shown to spread like wildfire on Facebook (aka fake news).
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Amazon's rapid roll out of AVS has picked up on a moment in the tech industry — and in the case of AVS by hardware makers who may not have the resources to develop voice interfaces but see them as a promising sign of how we will interact with devices it the future — and it has spread like wildfire.
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In a lengthy blog post, Facebook VP of Integrity Guy Rosen and Head of News Feed Integrity Tessa Lyons on Wednesday laid out Facebook's latest stab at saving face, notably with a few systems that may actually help curb some of the misinformation that tends to spread like wildfire on Facebook's own platform and those of its subsidiaries.
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It's no coincidence that the science stories we see most often today, the ones that spread like wildfire over social media, either feature splashy, over-the-top headlines about the next thing that will kill you—or are a debunking of such stories, which is becoming a subspecialty of health and science journalism in its own right.
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Episode five features how the "worst aunt ever" ended up having to "refresh her identity" after a skewed version of her story spread like wildfire, and a sit-down interview with Monica Lewinsky, who became infamously known worldwide after her relationship with President Bill Clinton was made public through a report made by independent counsel Kenneth Starr.
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You might notice the extreme disconnect between the idea of Facebook suppressing conservative speech and the rise of an outsider conservative politician who came to power by "speaking his mind" in ways that basically no one in either party or the media really endorsed, but spread like wildfire on social platforms like Facebook because it connected with long-simmering frustrations. 12.
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Things spread like wildfire from there, with some sites reporting that writer-director Christopher McQuarrie was going to be overseeing the reshoots while writing new material, and anonymous posters on Reddit claiming that they were part of the production team, and that Rogue One's filmmakers were furious over what they considered to be meddling on the part of Disney executives.
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" (Full disclosure: Burnham's firm invested in a company I started in 2006; we have had no financial relationship since it sold in 2011.) Even Berners-Lee, the inventor of the web itself, wrote a blog post voicing his concerns that the advertising-based model of social media and search engines creates a climate where "misinformation, or 'fake news,' which is surprising, shocking or designed to appeal to our biases, can spread like wildfire.
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