None of that stopped the story from spreading like wildfire.
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"It's spreading like wildfire," said Marium Durrani, a senior policy attorney
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The novel coronavirus is a freely available pathogen spreading like wildfire.
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They keep the #sisterlove spreading like wildfire across their social media platforms.
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Still, biometric security is spreading like wildfire at airports around the world.
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Because of the controversy, he said, the ad was "spreading like wildfire — for free."
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But given the fact that this shit is spreading like wildfire, I'm officially warning you.
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Calls to abolish the agency, they&aposre spreading like wildfire as you know throughout the left.
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The good news is that it seems like the epidemic has finally stopped spreading like wildfire.
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But the wave of protests that's still spreading like wildfire could get doused by new legislation.
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Outside, the nights were getting cold, she recounted earlier this month; sickness was spreading like wildfire.
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Why does this weird, untested idea that — specifically — beautifying studying makes it easier keep spreading like wildfire?
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I think he's quite a good example of raw talent and good tunes really spreading like wildfire.
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The change is that autonomy in the non-killing aspects of military life is spreading like wildfire.
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News of Bannon's portrait is spreading like wildfire across Twitter, with imaginative Photoshopped versions coming in every hour.
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While socialism was spreading like wildfire, religion was on the wane and would soon disappear from the land.
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But the virus reached cities in 2014, spreading like wildfire and catching the global health community off guard.
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A ransomware attack seemingly based on leaked NSA hacking tools is spreading like wildfire among unpatched Windows systems worldwide.
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A new Google Docs phishing scam just reared its head a few hours ago, and it's spreading like wildfire.
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Gmail users are under attack in a gigantic phishing operation that's spreading like wildfire across the internet right now.
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Socialism was spreading like wildfire, he thought, but religion was on the wane and would soon disappear from the land.
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That was more than evident last week when a phishing scam that spoofed Google Docs invites began spreading like wildfire.
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Here are our favorite student IDs from this year's crop of seniors, which are spreading like wildfire across the internet.
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It garnered glowing coverage on lifestyle websites like Complex (a "coolest L.A." brand), Hypebeast ("international phenomenon") and XXL ("spreading like wildfire").
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I've been seeing a lot of conspiracy-theory Medium posts coming from the left that are spreading like wildfire right now.
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Hatred and fear spreading like wildfire against cities like Pittsburgh that were — and still are — being built upon the shoulders of immigrants.
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"This is spreading like wildfire," wrote another user, "Renegade," after someone in the chat shared a link to the ADL blog post.
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Cholera is now spreading like wildfire on account of deteriorating hygiene and sanitation conditions, and because of disruptions to the country's water supply.
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But since her pictures started getting posted up on Weibo, they've been spreading like wildfire, being picked up by national publications as well.
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The theories that have been spreading like wildfire across the internet are the ones that we'd finally like to see put to bed.
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The coronavirus is not a mortal disease and the fatality rate is relatively lower than other epidemics, although it is spreading like wildfire.
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Covenant Review said the terms were "spreading like wildfire" into investment-grade deals, having first appeared in high-yield bonds late last year.
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The rumor was spreading like wildfire on Snapchat, a favorite among teenagers and a platform that prides itself on being relatively immune to fake news.
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No one really noticed the socks at the time, but now that the whole world is on KaepWatch, the weeks-old pictures are spreading like wildfire.
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The app then started spreading like wildfire among social media-addicted teens who were posting links to their Sarahah profiles to Instagram Stories requesting anonymous feedback.
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The Oregon protest is the latest in a massive wave of teachers' walkouts that started in West Virginia last year and keeps spreading like wildfire this year.
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What's happening in Nashville is part of a nationwide wave of teachers' protests that started in West Virginia last year and keeps spreading like wildfire this year.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar reposted my lewks in a collage on Instagram and at the same time 'The Huntsman: Wynter's Wore' with Eliza [Dushku] started spreading like wildfire.
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" He added that offshore was "spreading like wildfire across the globe" as a result of Europe's patient and pioneering efforts to "bring the technology to cost-competitiveness.
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We're used to hearing about the bad kind of epidemics: dengue fever sweeping through a community, or a nasty computer virus spreading like wildfire across the internet.
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As for why so many of Bill's friends, including Scarface, are posting that he's passed -- the publicist says someone got incorrect information which is spreading like wildfire.
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Berlin (CNN)With the prices of solar and wind power, as well as batteries, so low, renewable energy should be spreading like wildfire across the United States.
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On Facebook, her post calling the de-facto Muslim ban a "shock event" is spreading like wildfire since it was posted Sunday with more than 77,500 shares.
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The next morning, the attack on Pelosi began when multiple videos making it appear that the speaker was slurring her words began spreading like wildfire on social media.
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The service has been tested prior to this official launch, with the team seeding it to friends and family, which they say resulted in it spreading "like wildfire".
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The rumors are spreading like wildfire ... that Phil Jackson is taking calls from other NBA teams looking to make a deal for the Latvian wonderkid before the NBA Draft.
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Protective equipment is already in short supply, and prison staffers, who are not trained to deal with a pandemic, worry that the virus will soon begin spreading like wildfire.
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Since the new school year started this fall, racist signs have been popping up at pep rallies and videos of teens shouting racial slurs are spreading like wildfire across social media.
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"We are really obstructed from addressing a vast amount of content that is spreading like wildfire in some circles," said the official, who was not authorized to speak on the record.
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But scientists say that based on what they've learned from Europe and Asia, that's the only way to get the virus, which is spreading like wildfire across the country, under control.
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"The reality is that the coronavirus has not been contained and is now spreading like wildfire across the world, and you can't put that smoke back in the wood," he said.
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"It's really bad, it's killed some people, it's put many people in the hospital and it is spreading like wildfire," Lockler, a mother of four from Pensacola, Florida, said in the video.
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The video of the 2 creative dudes playing quarantine tennis is spreading like wildfire ... and may inspire some more sports being altered for the times -- how can we make quarantine basketball work??
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The restrictions on women's health care spreading like wildfire in states across the country have many people wringing their hands about Washington, DC. Out of anger that Donald Trump is in the White House.
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The out-of-the-box idea has been spreading like wildfire on social media since with celebrities like Busy Philipps, Jimmy Kimmel, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Gina Rodriguez, Sarah Silverman, Topher Grace, Lena Dunham and more.
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Much like the outrage sparked by the case of sex trafficking victim Cyntoia Brown, who recently gained the support of some of the world's biggest celebrities, the story is spreading like wildfire on social media.
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And, unfortunately, that is what creates entities like ISIS and entities like al Qaeda today, and that's why that narrative of Osama bin Laden is spreading like wildfire from the western shores of Africa to Southeast Asia.
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But this year, a strange new prom ritual has emerged from the murky waters of adolescence and social media and is spreading like wildfire across social media platforms: wearing a croissant instead of the traditional flower corsage.
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It's pretty crazy ... after the video started spreading like wildfire after her ride last month, the woman admitted in an interview with a local TV news station it wasn't her first time dancing atop a moving car!!!
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Last week, it conclusively arrived, spreading like wildfire through the film industry, media, advertising, and comedy, with women sharing accounts on social media of violence ranging from rape to emotional abuse — and naming the men they say did it.
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But it is not clear if the stark message is getting through to everybody, especially younger Americans, who are vital to stopping a disease now spreading like wildfire before it reaches levels that could overwhelm the US health system.
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Drumming up fears about the Islamic State, which he said was "spreading like wildfire," Mr. Trump said that if he was elected, he would bring back the use of torture techniques like waterboarding in the interrogations of terrorism suspects.
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But while the idea of deadly dog flu spreading like wildfire through our nation's kennels and shelters, as recent headlines suggest, might tug at our heartstrings, it probably isn't as bad as some media outlets are making it out to be.
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What followed was an eruption of tweets and Reddit posts denouncing the app and its inability to prevent hate from spreading like wildfire across what was meant to be a wholesome, affectionate space for Swifites — on brand with Swift's mostly squeaky clean image.
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Yet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has largely remained silent about the problem, and analysts say there's a reason for that: Much of the fake news now spreading like wildfire has been promoted, if not created, by some of Modi's most fervent supporters.
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Moreover, this is far from the first time a woman at a high-profile tech company has shared such experiences — it's a rampant problem in the tech industry — which likely explains why Fowler's blog post is spreading like wildfire via Silicon Valley social media this evening.
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Sitting by the door on a blustery October evening, apparently immune to the gusts of cold wind coming in off the street, Johnson, 44, held forth for the next three hours, telling story after story about how the Zero Waste lifestyle is spreading like wildfire around the world.
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In a recent appearance by YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki at the South by Southwest Festival, she suggested that YouTube is countering the conspiracy-related videos that have been spreading like wildfire on the platform — including videos telling viewers that high school senior and Parkland, Fl. survivor David Hogg is an actor.
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"Jimmy Kimmel's passionate opposition to Republican attempts to cut Medicaid and take away people's health care is spreading like wildfire — and helping grass-roots groups like the [Progressive Change Campaign Committee] put in calls to Congress from all across the nation," said Kaitlin Sweeney, spokeswoman for the Progressive Change Campaign Committee.
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However, with the Gospel of Jesus Christ spreading like wildfire through the Chinese population and Christians rapidly move past the 5 percent threshold of the Chinese people and the Xi government looking upon Christians as a threat to the regime, it is expected that China will soon become the number one violator or religious liberty in the world.
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President Trump has recommended that Americans stop unnecessary travel and avoid gathering in groups of more than 10, but that may not be enough to stop the outbreak from spreading like wildfire in the U.S. Medical experts say that strategies adopted so far by China, Singapore and Hong Kong — such as early intervention, painstaking tracking, enforced quarantines and meticulous social distancing — offer a better model for keeping the epidemic at bay.
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It would be impossible for a reasonable person to watch the eight-minute video and come away thinking Mr. Pinker's point is to praise the alt-right rather than to make a psychological argument about political correctness, alt-right recruitment and how to better fight that movement's bigoted ideas Now, maybe you disagree with certain parts of this argument — I do, in that I think Mr. Pinker overstates the intensity of campus political correctness — but it's hard to have that debate in the first place when such a wildly skewed version of Mr. Pinker's point is spreading like wildfire on the internet.
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In 2006, with a team of developers in place and Facebook spreading like wildfire among college campuses in the US, Fnbox decided to launch a social network customized for Latin American audiences. As an early mover in the Latin American social space, Sonico registered 4.4 million users in its first year. Fnbox immediately raised $4.3 million in financing from venture capital and angel investors and brought Sonico to Brazil, the largest consumer market in Latin America.
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Irene and Vernon Castle, Although not a traditional ragtime song, the positive international reception of "Alexander's Ragtime Band" in 1911 led to a musical and dance revival known as "the Ragtime Craze." At the time, ragtime music was described as "catching its second wind and ragtime dancing spreading like wildfire." One dancing couple in particular who exemplified this faddish sensation were Vernon and Irene Castle. The charismatic, trendsetting duo frequently danced to Berlin's "Alexander's Ragtime Band" and his other "modernist" compositions.
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During this golden era, hip hop emerged as a global voice, spreading like wildfire. It was only a matter of time until it spread to Zimbabwe, where the youth embraced it with open arms. The earliest recordings of hip hop were mostly on vinyl and tape and were not converted to cd, mp3, or modern media and hence they have become very rare. The most mainstream acts of the time were Piece of Ebony, Fortune Muparutsa, [with rap verses on songs like Rumors (1991)], and Midnight Magic [with songs like Blackness featuring Mau Mau ].
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Lamar performing at the Bonnaroo Music Festival, 2012. Kendrick Lamar and his Black Hippy cohort Ab- Soul, describe "HiiiPoWeR" as a movement, adding that they treat it as if it were a religion. Retrieved 24 Sept 2012 In an interview, Lamar claims that although it originated in Los Angeles, "HiiiPoWeR" is now "spreading like wildfire." It is a response to the ever-increasing destructive nature of the culture in the US, both the mainstream culture and more importantly the hip hop culture, which some would say is wallowing at an all-time low since its birth in the 1970s.
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Spreading like wildfire, but public menorah lightings still controversial, JTA, December 5, 2006 A similar menorah is set up by Shemtov on the White House lawn, famously being called by President Reagan "the National Menorah." In 1984, on the eve of Hanukkah, Shemtov hosted a visit to the White House by a delegation of rabbis from "The American Friends of Lubavitch.""President Reagan receives a menorah in the Oval Office," White House Archives. The group recounted that they were surprised that, when the time had come for them to leave, the President invited them to remain a little longer, so that he could tell them a story about a rabbi serving as a Navy chaplain.
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Courson met guitarist Honey-Jones at a Soho nightclub in 2009, after relocating from Paris to pursue her musical career. They named their band as “a reflection of the mental health epidemic currently spreading like wildfire through the very core of western society”, The group played their live debut in Brighton at the end of 2010, supporting Goldblade and Viv Albertine. They have since released four studio albums and toured extensively across Europe, the United Kingdom and United States, gaining a loyal following for their highly energized and theatrical performances. The band have supported the likes of The Rezillos, Sham 69, UK Subs, The Professionals, GBH, Vice Squad and Theatre of Hate, and regularly play at festivals such as Rebellion and Camden Rocks.
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Father Peyton would finally appear on the government television station, Maharlika Broadcasting System Channel 4 for a series of talks on the Marian Rally and the importance of prayers. This television appearance would later result in the newer incarnation of Father Peyton's mission in Philippine broadcast history a year later. With the peaceful overthrow of Marcos in 1986, with a renewed faith spreading like wildfire in the Philippines, seeing millions of Filipinos muzzling the guns of soldiers loyal to Marcos by flowers and Rosaries and with a new president, Corazon Aquino leading a nation in praying the Rosary, the mission of Father Peyton started to bloom again in the Philippines. When ABS-CBN reopened after six months, Father Reuter revived "Family Theater" under a new title "Ang Pamilya Ko," (My Family) but it would only run on ABS-CBN for thirteen weeks until it was canceled.
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