Climate change is uprooting trees across the eastern United States.
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Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society.
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The New York Giants followed suit, uprooting to San Francisco.
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Irma is already uprooting trees and turning streets into rivers.
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Uprooting them would be a complex political and logistical challenge.
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Yes, it will require uprooting some of the old ways.
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Amaiya Zafar is uprooting the boxing world one punch at a time.
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After uprooting one, she would peer into the hole it had left.
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The results in uprooting crime and heading off terrorism have been outstanding.
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Uprooting some of those businesses have been high-rise condos called supertalls.
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We have supposedly left behind our tradition and faith, uprooting [our] roots.
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Publishers can take what it offers if that doesn't require uprooting their process.
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Does she ever end up finding satisfaction after uprooting to support her husband?
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Two other villages were also flooded, uprooting more than 1,000 people, said Mosharraf.
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We are now undergoing a sea change that is uprooting that status quo.
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In hindsight the question of belonging took root far before my family's uprooting.
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There will be no more uprooting of settlements in the land of Israel.
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They are authors of Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society.
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Yet, in its practice, men give the command without warning, uprooting a woman's life.
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But today, global affairs spin with centrifugal force, uprooting long established norms and assumptions.
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For much of two decades, the A's have flirted with uprooting to another city.
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And there is a powerful force uprooting all kinds of habits today: digital technology.
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While conflict is the largest cause, natural disasters may also cause the uprooting of communities.
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What has happened since the Open Internet rules were adopted to justify uprooting the policy?
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It is my hope that "Martin Luther" will do its humble part in uprooting them.
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Uprooting their lives in California to move to Oregon was challenging for their entire family.
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Uprooting years of gender inequity in tech requires more than saccharine speeches and corporate platitudes.
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"The assumption of population increase is based on an assumption of uprooting people," she says.
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Rather than soldiers fighting soldiers, they were destroying peoples' lives, uprooting them from their homes.
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Israel's critics say it has been steadily uprooting Arab farmers and herders from the area.
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"There will be no more uprooting of settlements in the land of Israel," he vowed.
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Another commute, this time to Ohio, was grueling enough that he thought about uprooting his family.
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The offensive has prompted the single biggest displacement of the war, uprooting more than 300,000 people.
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Their mission is to kill the bushes, by uprooting them or by spraying them with herbicide.
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The Holocaust was an uprooting, an eviction and an effacement executed on a scale never imagined.
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"My parents are considering uprooting our lives here and moving to Texas or Michigan," she writes.
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"Accept the uprooting of our olive trees, the violence of settlers," she continued, picking up steam.
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The war's ostensible goal of uprooting the Iran-backed Houthi government is more distant than ever.
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Fertilizer is an easy way to reintroduce essential nutrients into the soil without uprooting your entire plant.
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Cultivators are considering uprooting their flower gardens in an effort to earn more money by growing weed.
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And which is worse, the inequality that keeps them in danger or the devastation of uprooting them?
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Violence surged again in late 2016, compounding the humanitarian crisis and uprooting hundreds of thousands of people.
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The country's civil war erupted in late 2013, uprooting a quarter of the population and causing famine.
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However, protesters continue to demand the uprooting of the rest of what they describe as the "gang".
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Frank was a dreamer, and financial hardships, illness and lots of household uprooting marked their life together.
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The offensive has triggered the biggest single displacement of civilians in the war, uprooting more than 320,000 people.
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I felt like uprooting her again, just as she was getting comfortable, would do some mental/emotional damage.
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Lots of teenagers would resent their parents for uprooting them, but O.'s son, then 15, loved Istanbul.
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The storm was strong enough to cause other damage throughout the county, uprooting trees and causing structural damage.
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Your boyfriend is, I imagine, unsettled at the prospect of uprooting his life for a whole new one.
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The prospect of uprooting family to the city of 660,000 or a long commute is worrying many staff.
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Esmail Ghaani, who on Monday publicly vowed to carry out an "uprooting" of "the US from the region."
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" In January 2013 he promised, "The days of bulldozers uprooting Jews are behind us, not ahead of us.
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As a dark mirror to Millvale's efforts, in nearby Lawrenceville, similar green-centered efforts are instead uprooting longtime residents.
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It also bypasses the problem of uprooting settlements by ensuring that no one will be removed from their homes.
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Given how rooted the storyline is in validation fantasy and self-satisfaction, uprooting it will be a difficult process.
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This much larger fish wreaks havoc on the waters it populates: uprooting plants, spreading diseases, overeating, and multiplying rapidly.
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And she fears having to move out of state, leaving behind her job and coworkers and uprooting her kids.
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That world—multiracial, decentralized, more water than land—has been praised for uprooting fantasy from its traditional European soil.
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The standards were devised after Hurricane Andrew struck Florida in 1992, uprooting thousands of mobile homes like tin cans.
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High winds and storm surge from the hurricane hit Swansboro, North Carolina, bending and uprooting trees and flooding streets.
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It's easy to get comfortable and cushy in the same place and not have to worry about uprooting your kids.
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Few producers are making the investments that are needed to raise productivity by uprooting old bushes and planting new ones.
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To the contrary, we are impassioned, we are engaged and our zeal for uprooting the status quo can't be denied.
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The animals roam the streets at will, uprooting plants from pots, leaving trails of dirty handprints and peering through windows.
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She and her husband moved together to Connecticut, sending their daughters to boarding school to spare them any further uprooting.
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In 2005 Israel pulled out of Gaza, removing the army, uprooting the settlers and shutting down its local intelligence operations.
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"We shall see the uprooting of the US in the region," one speaker told the crowd, according to the report.
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Allen Lane, 22018"Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society", by Eric A. Posner and E. Glen Weyl.
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Russian and Syrian warplanes launched waves of air strikes in the northwest last week, killing dozens and uprooting tens of thousands.
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It will be up to the next president and congress to determine the balance between helping coca-growers and uprooting crops.
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What's most amazing to see in this film is how casual the residents are about the prospect of uprooting their lives.
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In other words, the ruse of uprooting operations probably helped Amazon extract more favorable tax subsidies and incentives from local governments.
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Together they built Aegis, which is currently in the process of uprooting from Chicago to establish headquarters in New York City.
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Today, Immigration and Customs Enforcement sweeps are taking place across the nation, uprooting first generation immigrant communities and tearing families apart.
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Goldfish swim along the bottom of lakes and rivers, uprooting vegetation, disturbing sediment and releasing nutrients that trigger excess algal growth.
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Strong wind of up to 140 kph (87 mph) battered the densely populated coast, uprooting trees and bringing down electricity pylons.
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Asset managers in the United States and Britain have warned the EU against uprooting the long-standing global practice of delegation.
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They begin piled on the ground, a heap of bodies that later reappears, uprooting itself and migrating from place to place.
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I traveled to West Africa earlier this year to explore whether and how climate change was uprooting people from their homes.
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" Perez said that Democrats value diversity and compassion and plan on fixing the immigration system, "not uprooting lives and shattering families.
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Heavy rains and gale-force winds have battered Italy for several days, uprooting millions of trees and cutting off villages and roads.
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She got a work visa as an au pair in the U.S., uprooting her entire life for love in a foreign land.
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Read More How cheap oil has hit one shale boomtown Uprooting a few kids is easier than relocating a three-generation household.
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For one, it would entail possibly millions of people uprooting from their homelands to head for a desert hundreds of miles away.
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It suggests the venture wants to work with existing players such as insurers, providers and pharmacy benefit managers rather than uprooting them.
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Its data showed about 53,700 homes were destroyed last year by authorities in cities, towns and villages, uprooting at least 260,000 people.
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It would mean uprooting his entire life, and plus he didn't want his children growing up losing sight of their Korean heritage.
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The world is riddled with such exasperating errors, and Ms. Streisand sees herself as burdened with the Sisyphean task of uprooting them.
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He said some locals were resistant to uprooting their history and heritage from a place that has been inhabited for 400 years.
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On his large property, he was creating a nature preserve, planting indigenous trees and uprooting marijuana and coca planted without his consent.
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Heavy rains and gale-force winds have battered Italy for several days, uprooting millions of trees and cutting off villages and roads.
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Rather than uprooting an entire population, with the enormous trauma and cost that entails, the more workable solution might be local adaptations.
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Background: The uprooting of civilians in Syria is the largest of the nine-year civil war, which has displaced 13 million people.
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The Islamist insurgency has spread beyond its roots in Nigeria, killing 20,000 and uprooting nearly 3 million in the Lake Chad region.
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The southern and central U.S. was pounded with rain and fierce winds over the weekend, leveling homes, uprooting trees and demolishing cars.
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But many in Myanmar view China warily and infrastructure projects have been deeply unpopular, uprooting thousands of villagers and wreaking environmental damage.
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The move involved a pay cut and uprooting his family — his wife, Wanda, is also from the area — which included a toddler.
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His role in uprooting three entrenched mob emperors brought him national attention and helped him become mayor of New York in 19923.
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They fled eastern Ghouta two weeks ago as the government offensive pushed closer to their homes, uprooting them and many thousands more.
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"This fire was whipped up into a whirlwind of activity, uprooting trees, moving vehicles, moving parts of roadways," Pimlott told a news briefing.
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But moving to a new city, switching jobs, and generally uprooting yourself from a place you've been in for years can be difficult.
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It is considered extremely dangerous and capable of extensive damage, including snapping or uprooting shallowly rooted trees and potential major damage to homes.
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The decision to transition is immensely personal, and trans people shouldn't have to be afraid of uprooting their lives to live their truths.
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Government air strikes, backed by Russia, have focused on the south of Idlib province and nearby parts of Hama, uprooting nearly 250,000 people.
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Companies around the world are changing their tunes and addresses — uprooting supply chains and moving their headquarters to get ahead of unsettled global chaos.
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Author Anand Giridharadas argues in his new book Winners Take All that the wealthy pursue social change without uprooting the systems that produce inequality.
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In fact, we're considering uprooting to Belgium, where a late-night trip to the frites stand is apparently your best chance at finding romance.
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Uprooting al Qaeda's terrorist infrastructure and supply lines in Afghanistan was diluted from the principal U.S. goal in the country to one of many.
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They argued hydropower is vulnerable to climate change impacts, especially drought, and dams can have negative impacts on biodiversity as well as uprooting people.
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Cooper previously worked for the Department of Homeland Security's Office of General Counsel but teleworked to avoid uprooting her husband from a California job.
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I'm concerned that I am talking them into uprooting their families and moving to our area to pursue a degree that is perhaps worthless.
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So I chase that around my hands, uprooting it and stripping it and following it around and around, keeping the whole act going indefinitely.
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But on "Meet the Press," Mr. Paul once again argued that the bill did not go far enough in uprooting the Affordable Care Act.
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In addition to uprooting trees and other plants, miners dig two to four meters deep into the ground, where soil is rich in carbon.
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In an interview, he said the racial incongruity of the Pistons' uprooting was not something that jumped out at him as he grew older.
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It argues that uprooting so many people would have disastrous consequences for the nation's economy and cause labor shortages for specific industries, like construction.
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For Aleppo&aposs orphans, the war trauma and the loss of parents were compounded by the recurrent uprooting from the only familiar place they knew.
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At a hearing before the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee, Democrats voiced long-held concerns about the department's rationale for uprooting their research staff.
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Dance Festival (Friday through May 29) Headlining this eclectic East Village festival is Ballez, a forward-looking ballet company joyously uprooting the form's heteronormative traditions.
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While splitting his time between NYC, Milan, and Tokyo, he takes sublime joy in uprooting mundane objects and making them fit into his imaginary universes.
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Category 4 hurricanes have wind speeds of 131 to 155 mph, uprooting most trees and creating power failures that can last weeks or even months.
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But the United Nations says it could also create the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world, in a worst case scenario uprooting 1 million people.
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Since such towns had one employer, the workers couldn't leave for better pay without uprooting their families, which they tended not to want to do.
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For the same reason, Israel's withdrawal from Gaza in 2005, uprooting 21 settlements, brought no peace but thousands of terrorist rockets fired at Israeli towns.
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And if the White House succeeds in uprooting officials it sees as disloyal to Trump, there will be even fewer checks on an emboldened president.
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"The murderer was just a tool, and our society needs the uprooting of the ideology and the culture behind him," said Mr. Hattar, a journalist.
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Moving agencies would therefore require the government to either compensate the people being moved for the cost of uprooting them, or to suffer mass personnel losses.
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Unlike the work of Wallace Shawn, whose plays stealthily find the fascist in all of us, "Confirmation" doesn't go a great distance in uprooting liberal complacency.
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Jackson views that type of response as a signal that they are not doing their own anti-racist work by confronting and uprooting their own racism.
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The tornado in Winsted had estimated maximum winds of 95 mph, uprooting trees and damaging homes over an area of about seven-tenths of a mile.
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Immediately after Weed aired, demand for CBD spiked, with hundreds of families literally uprooting their lives and moving to Colorado to legally access the herbal treatment.
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Maybe Grimaldi has a new career avenue, given she confirmed she's uprooting her life in Montreal to move to the U.S. to be with her fiancé.
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Hato on Wednesday battered the financial hub of Hong Kong, uprooting trees, flooding streets, forcing hundreds of airline flights to be cancelled and halting financial trading.
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Jeffrey Gennette, the company's new CEO, elaborated on the first-quarter declines in a conference call, saying "the rapid adoption of technology" was uprooting shopping trends.
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Leaving a trail of devastation in Florida, Irma trudged north on Monday, flooding downtown Charleston, South Carolina, uprooting trees in Atlanta and cutting off coastal communities.
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Irma, which stretched 650 miles from east to west, has battered at least nine states -- flooding city streets, uprooting trees and light poles and destroying homes.
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"It will hopefully stave off the current market failure and the uprooting of democratic processes… Though nobody can predict the future, it will require hard work."
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Podemos, a radical left-wing party, suffered its first setback since it was formed two years ago with a goal of uprooting Spain's two-party system.
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Before gathering force, the storm killed at least 13 people last week in neighboring Sri Lanka, uprooting trees, forcing schools to shut and disrupting air travel.
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The tornado that accompanied the storm had ripped the roof off a nearby house and dragged it across his fields, uprooting tomatoes, bell peppers and eggplants.
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But corruption's roots run so deep in Brazil that, like a tree as old as the garden it grows in, uprooting it can cause tremendous upheaval.
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Drastic measures, like the uprooting of millions of trees and the destruction of warehoused supplies, failed to prevent the company's collapse in the late 18th century.
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In October 2014, they dressed the figure in an enormous vyshyvank — the embroidered Ukrainian national costume — as a nonviolent and patriotic gesture to prevent its uprooting.
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I find this to be mostly true, but I've also discovered that actually uprooting yourself, thrilling as it may be, comes with its own set of challenges.
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Hato on Wednesday hit the nearby financial hub of Hong Kong, uprooting trees, flooding streets, forcing hundreds of airline flights to be canceled and halting financial trading.
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Global warming, they told us, was beginning a stealth campaign that would lay waste to vast stretches of the planet, uprooting and killing millions of innocent civilians.
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Sandwiched between these sharp messages was last week's spectacular legislative crackup in which Senate Republicans failed to approve any of three major options for uprooting the ACA.
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They have several difficult conversations — she's unsure of uprooting her whole life; he feels used — that leave them both depressed and confused, longing for the easy times.
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The Iraqi military and U.S.-led coalition succeeded in uprooting the Islamic State group across the country, but the damage is nearly incalculable, AP reports from Mosul.
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The philosopher Lisa Heldke has critiqued the colonialist impulse behind what she calls "eating adventures," which she likens to collecting and uprooting artifacts from their cultural context.
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Lawmakers have been asking for such a number, and for a cost-benefit analysis for uprooting staff and creating a new agency headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Ryan Rodriguez has faced losses and the uprooting of his family, but those setbacks have not smothered his hopes for a better future.
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Cyclone Idai also follows Cyclone Favio, which battered southern Mozambique with winds of up to 230 kilometers, uprooting trees, knocking over electricity pylons and worsening deadly floods.
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LUCKNOW, India – Officials say at least 10 people were killed overnight as strong winds swept through north India, uprooting trees that slammed through houses and crushed people inside.
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It's a template to prepare you and teach you how to say goodbye, by uprooting dozens upon dozens of kids you've likely known most of your adolescent life.
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She had landed herself a coveted job at one of India's leading IT companies, which meant uprooting herself from the city she had called home all her life.
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Inka Moss, the only Peruvian exporter, has been teaching communities in the central Junín region since 2010 to harvest moss without uprooting it, allowing the plant to regenerate.
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WeWork, best known for its flexible office rentals, sells office design and management services to companies that want to import the WeWork brand and experience without physically uprooting.
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The new ministry's creation will give anti-corruption efforts a higher profile and strengthen tools for uprooting corrupt practices in Brazil, the government and independent compliance experts say.
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In his view, plants model the cosmic embeddedness necessary for human happiness and thus offer children a living example of resistance to the uprooting forces that constitute modernity.
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It's difficult enough bringing routines from home onto the road, but building and creating new ones while uprooting my life and resetting it every week can feel Sisyphean.
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As international leaders squabble over whether to punish Myanmar for the military's methodical killing and uprooting of Rohingya civilians, the recent arrivals are living in abjectly desperate conditions.
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NEW DELHI — A powerful cyclone touched down in eastern India on Thursday, cutting off electricity, uprooting trees, crumbling mud houses and killing at least eight people, officials said.
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One day in 1980, as she was close to uprooting herself from Newton Centre for a short sojourn teaching cooking in Annecy, France, she reflected on her skills.
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The resulting paintings reflect on her uprooting from London and re-grounding in Zimbabwe, as aspects of her British identity combine with her Zimbabwean heritage on the canvas.
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The Great Return March reminds the world about the origin of the conflict — our uprooting from our lands and our lives, beginning in 1948 and sustained since then.
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But the Pakistani Taliban have suffered serious setbacks in recent years, with security services successfully uprooting the group from the country's tribal areas on the border with Afghanistan.
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He told his black aides that the key to making whites feel at home in a black-led South Africa was not uprooting all of their cherished symbols.
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Mr. Pruitt's supporters, including President Trump, have hailed his moves as an uprooting of the administrative state and a clearing of onerous regulations that have stymied American business.
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Woodcock scouts Alma when she serves him in a countryside cafe, before uprooting her and taking her off to the city to live as a walking mannequin/lover.
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Howling winds gusting up to 22013 kph (124 mph) whipsawed trees, uprooting scores, and driving rain impacted visibility, while streets were deserted in the state capital Bhubaneswar and Puri.
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" As Gabriel Brown is seen standing in the snow while overlooking the uprooting of a tree stump, a voice says, "This is going to be a long, hard winter.
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Hundreds of investigators and surveillance personnel will join an existing force of about 500 officers at Detachment 88, a police unit tasked with uprooting militant networks and foiling attacks.
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Saw Ma Bu has seen protected areas uprooting indigenous people elsewhere in the country, and is keeping a close watch on neighboring Tanintharyi region, where Karen people also live.
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The region bordering Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon has been hit by a decade-long Islamist insurgency, uprooting 2.5 million people in one of the world's most neglected crises.
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Howling winds gusting up to 200 kph (124 mph) whipsawed trees, uprooting scores, and driving rain impacted visibility, while streets were deserted in the state capital Bhubaneswar and Puri.
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Dollens, who grew up in Bartlesville, is thirty years old and blond, and looks as if he could rescue your cat from a tree, perhaps by uprooting the tree.
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It started with uprooting their lives and ended with a work that, sonically and thematically, is a kind of return of the repressed, the deepest music they've ever made.
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My family's choice aligns with a simple theory of the economist and co-author of "Freakonomics" Steven D. Levitt: People who aren't sure about uprooting their lives probably should.
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Quitting marijuana would place him on more stable footing with the team and the league, at the cost of uprooting the problems he was working so hard to bury.
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Uprooting the professor from the paper's email directories, starting a few weeks ago, has proved to be a complicated task, requiring a crew of technical experts scouring the system.
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Take, for example, the police's brutal response to the 2013 Gezi Park protests in Istanbul that arose after the uprooting of trees and the construction of a shopping mall.
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International Living also pointed out that if you're worried about uprooting yourself and finding new friends in Thailand, you shouldn't be — expatriate communities are very much active and thriving.
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A. — was uprooting 1,600 olive trees and wouldn't bring down gas prices because stabilized prices and contracts would require the sale of gas whether people used it or not.
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The agency will often drag an anchor chain from a U.S. Navy battleship across the land, uprooting all native vegetation and leaving behind thousands of acres of bare ground.
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The question is whether Democrats will counter that with proposals to build on the law or offer their own blueprint for uprooting and replacing it, as Sanders is urging.
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"We have realized that these wounds never disappear and that they require us forcefully to condemn these atrocities and join forces in uprooting this culture of death," he said.
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The spectacular failure of government and infrastructure in the wake of the disaster also spurred cultural erosion, uprooting many of New Orleans' deeply held traditions and distinctive ways of life.
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Uprooting her life wasn't simple for her, but it was a lot less unsettling when she had such a rock-solid calming influence nearby to give her a steadying hand.
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The South Sudan conflict has created a humanitarian crisis, uprooting more than two million civilians and leaving more than five million — roughly half the country's population — in need of food.
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The trip comes as Trump examines ways to accelerate a campaign that U.S. and Iraqi officials say has so far largely succeeded in uprooting Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Like a weed whacker, the Tertill is more about keeping weeds under control, rather than uprooting them — that would require a lot more sophistication that a $200 robot can provide.
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The meteorological department warned of the "total destruction" of thatched huts in some districts, major damage to roads, the uprooting of power poles and the potential danger from flying objects.
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Sometimes, uprooting from city life to ride out the pandemic with older relatives is actually the responsible thing to do, both for your family and the healthcare system, Super said.
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But the social expectations around college put overwhelming pressure on students to fit in seamlessly into their campus, without truly acknowledging the difficulty of uprooting your life and starting fresh.
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Only Buckley invoked the imagery of plucky guerrilla resistance not against a Nazi invasion of the British Isles, but against Northern radicals bent on uprooting the Southern way of life.
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Notions of college scholarships or professional glory often dance in the backs — or fronts — of parental minds, with some uprooting the entire family to give their kids a leg up.
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The massive flight of ERS staff and the struggle to maintain workflow at the department could be a warning sign to other federal agencies considering uprooting their Washington-based staff.
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As people along the Atlantic Coast anxiously watched the behemoth, Irma battered the northern Caribbean, killing at least 210 people and leaving thousands homeless after destroying buildings and uprooting trees.
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He and other members of a farmers cooperative all plant the crop now, and bargained with the local government to bring them electricity in exchange for their uprooting coca plants.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - The United Nations voiced alarm on Wednesday at the uprooting of more than 30,000 Nigerians forced to flee the protracted war against Islamist insurgents in the country's northeast.
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About two years ago, she alleges teenagers from the two local junior highs began to cut across the family's lawn daily, kicking down a fence and uprooting plants along the way.
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It said 10 million Iraqis already require assistance, including more than 3 million internally displaced (IDPs) - about one-tenth of the population, and that their numbers could swell with fresh uprooting.
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Uprooting his family wasn't an option, so he accepted a position as head coach at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, where he spent the next two years.
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" In Francis' own words: "We have realized that these wounds never disappear and that they require us forcefully to condemn these atrocities and join forces in uprooting this culture of death.
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Ms. O'Donnell's move to the evening shift may be accompanied by a bigger change inside CBS: uprooting the "Evening News" from its longtime Manhattan home and relocating the broadcast to Washington.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - Mali will increase the size of its army by about 50% in a recruitment drive this year aimed at uprooting jihadist groups, Prime Minister Boubou Cisse said on Wednesday.
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The Palestinians repeatedly resorted to violence, even after Israeli withdrawals, which led Israel to expand its security presence at the Palestinians' expense and to insist on never uprooting its people again.
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Aerial footage showed that the tornado had ripped roof shingles and siding off homes and punched out windows from their panes, with the powerful winds warping, flattening, and even uprooting fences.
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Thousands of Iraqis have occupied the central square and three nearby bridges which lead to the city's Green Zone for weeks, calling for the complete uprooting of the current political system.
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Uprooting everything and starting fresh is a scary prospect, and though I'm out of a job and down to about a hundred dollars in my bank account, even I'm having second thoughts.
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Both Williams and Hardart said it will be much easier to shift upcoming productions to different locations as opposed to uprooting existing productions that already have infrastructure in place in the state.
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We can all debate the creep factor of someone uprooting their life to chase after a person who barely knows they're alive, but it's inarguable that people do move, reasonably, for love.
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If the value of a drugs company lies mostly in its patents, for example, it can move to a tax haven and enjoy low taxes without uprooting any of its physical operations.
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The cost of uprooting the militants was the destruction of large swaths of Iraq's second-largest city, leaving a population that is displaced, exhausted and potentially embittered if there is no reconstruction.
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He synthesizes a large quantity of disparate material, circling repeatedly back to one scientist in particular: Carl Woese, whose work both fleshed out Darwin's tree and laid the foundations for its uprooting.
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That somewhat dulled hopes of a de-escalation in their tariff war that has hit hundreds of billions of dollars in goods, roiling financial markets, uprooting supply chains and slowing global growth.
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Compulsory removal often means uprooting longtime residents who may have families and own property or businesses, and who are then barred from returning to the United States for a period of years.
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As the survivors have shown us these past two years, there is so much we can all do to speak out, make change, and stop gun violence from uprooting our own communities.
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Grijalva has been asking for a cost-benefit analysis of the move since July, questioning how uprooting nearly 28503 Bureau of Land Management (BLM) employees from D.C. makes financial or practical sense.
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Grijalva has been asking for a cost-benefit analysis of the move since July, questioning how uprooting nearly 28503 Bureau of Land Management (BLM) employees from D.C. makes financial or practical sense.
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Instead of the new roads and new crops they were promised in exchange for uprooting their coca plants, Pacheko and her neighbors have only received cash assistance, and it expires this year.
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Widespread damage The massive storm caused more than 86,00 homes in the region to lose power and led to widespread damage to infrastructure, uprooting trees and cutting off roads and bridges, Reeves said.
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"I have two young children at home and uprooting them to Washington, D.C., it would have to be something I felt I really could make a meaningful contribution to the county," he said.
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As 35 truckloads of things leave for an industrial storage space, we witness not just an artist anxious about his uprooting, but also the anxiety of a city as it changes beyond recognition.
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Sources close to Teresa tell TMZ ... the 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' star has zero interest in uprooting their 4 daughters to a country where they have no friends and have never lived.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - In 216, Arnold Kamler, CEO of New Jersey-based Kent International, took a big step: he resumed making bicycles in the United States, 210 years after uprooting production to China.
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Chile's latest stumbling effort to woo battery makers shows that uprooting that industry from Asia will not be easy, says Emily Hersh, a managing partner with the Washington, D.C.-based consultancy DCDB group.
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As well as uprooting thousands of Libyans, Haftar's campaign has added to the hardship faced by thousands of migrants who use Libya's western coast to set off on perilous sea journeys to Europe.
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Rights groups slammed NSEERS for targeting Arabs and Muslims, striking fear into those communities, confusing registrants with ambiguous and complex instructions that resulted in needless penalties, and even uprooting and tearing families apart.
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As for myself I only think of how to stand upright with water hardening one second round my ankles, and the next uprooting me as though I have no purchase on the world.
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UPROOTING THE action of Miguel de Cervantes's 17th-century picaresque "Don Quixote" to present-day America, Sir Salman Rushdie's characteristically busy new book follows Sam, an Indian novelist who lives in New York.
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LONDON — The winter storm Eleanor tore through Europe on Wednesday with winds of up to 100 miles per hour, bringing lightning and heavy rain, battering houses with hail, flooding streets and uprooting trees.
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The uprooting of peoples and the brutality of the rest of the world in response is something that will not be resolved in our lifetime, and no mere book can address its scale.
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In Chapter 2 "Emissary Forks at Perfection," Shiba Inu dogs dominate the island, which is now lush with tropical greenery, occasionally uprooting a shrub or doing what can only be described as derping.
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EST (with an early sneak peek available on TLC GO beginning May 290), the explosive new show follows six Americans who are uprooting their lives and moving abroad to live with their significant others.
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Western governments have tacitly handed down guidance to the forces uprooting the remnants of Islamic State in Raqqa and beyond on how to handle their citizens who joined the extremist group by the thousands.
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Torrential rains unleashed a deluge of boulders, mud and water down Mount Elgon near the border with Kenya, uprooting trees, pulverizing homes and burying residents in the town of Bukalasi and some nearby villages.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Liberia is on the verge of passing a long-awaited land rights law that would help prevent foreign companies uprooting communities to make way for mining and logging, activists said.
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In this case, they document a personal uprooting but refer by implication to huge enforced population shifts occurring at the time and point ahead to the perilous mass wanderings that define the world today.
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Luke has been approached by schools outside Florida, including a few colleges, but uprooting a centuries-old oak tree with a bearhug feels more likely than any program convincing him to leave southern Florida.
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But many observers saw the deal as shaky and tough to implement — especially the parts about Turkey somehow uprooting these jihadist groups and Assad agreeing to basically ignore a territory outside of his control.
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It comes as Trump is examining ways to accelerate a U.S.-led coalition campaign that U.S. and Iraqi officials say has so far been largely successful in uprooting Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria.
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But I'm thinking, too, about the growing movement of agroecologists who want to reverse our dependency on US food imports, and become a country that feeds itself, imagining a new future springing from this uprooting.
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Dissatisfied employees do not serve anybody's best interests and the uprooting of ERS and NIFA will set back the work of these agencies by years and make it harder for them to do their work.
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"We have realized that these wounds never disappear and that they require us forcefully to condemn these atrocities and join forces in uprooting this culture of death; these wounds never go away," the Pope wrote.
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The conundrum for Ciudadanos is how to balance its commitment to uprooting corruption with its pledge to safeguard Spain's political stability at a time when the government in Madrid continues to face a secessionist challenge.
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"Uprooting an entire supply chain is a nightmare task," said Jon Cowley, an attorney in the Hong Kong office of Baker McKenzie, a global law firm, who advises corporate clients on tariffs and supply chains.
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Lawyers and other experts say that uprooting the law could have "dire consequences for millions of people," in the words of Abbe R. Gluck, a law professor at Yale who has closely followed the litigation.
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Forcibly uprooting hundreds of thousands of people who have built lives and families in the United States and returning them to countries that are in no position to receive them is not the American way.
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The storm's status means it's considered a "major" hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale, capable of causing "catastrophic damage" to homes, uprooting trees, downing power lines and rendering areas uninhabitable for weeks or months.
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Cover image: The cost of uprooting ISIS militants was the destruction of large swaths of Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul, leaving a population that is displaced, exhausted and potentially embittered if there is no reconstruction.
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Matthew Iles, the founder and CEO of Civil, told TechCrunch he wants the company to become the new economy for journalism, uprooting the long-standing ad-based revenue model and providing journalists ownership of their content.
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Between searching for the perfect place to call home and figuring out all of the logistics on uprooting your life from one location and planting it again in another, the entire process is daunting and difficult.
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Farmers usually keep a ratoon crop, but this year many are uprooting those plants because of the white grub infestation and water scarcity, said Sanjay Khatal, managing director of the Maharashtra Co-operative Sugar Factories Federation.
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Today, people across the world face an array of uprooting and alienating forces: the Syrian refugee crisis, Islamist terrorism, immigration, the identity-dissolving tendency of the European Union, global competition, capitalist uniformization and immersive, digital loneliness.
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Van De Wardt spent the majority of his youth redefining home, uprooting in his early teens from bustling Amsterdam to a town of about 60 in a remote part of Norway, with few others his age.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — The most powerful storm to hit Bangladesh in years tore into the country over the weekend, uprooting trees, destroying thousands of homes and killing five people, but spared this crowded nation from worse damage.
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The Phase 2120 agreement caps 225 months of tariff conflict between the world's two largest economies that has hit hundreds of billions of dollars in goods, roiling financial markets, uprooting supply chains and slowing global growth.
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French authorities are beginning a complex operation, unprecedented in Europe, to shut down the makeshift camp, uprooting thousands who made treacherous journeys to escape wars, dictators or grinding poverty and dreamed of making a life in Britain.
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Several thousand Syrians had gathered near a closed border crossing earlier on Saturday pleading to enter Jordan, which closed its borders after the Syrian army launched a major offensive this month, uprooting tens of thousands of people.
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Ms. Galás, who would not disclose her age because she feels "it's irrelevant in the face of an entire career of making music," was back in New York, where she lived for decades before uprooting in 2011.
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Soon it was time to see another of Moses' works, the Cross-Bronx Expressway, whose construction devastated a mile-long swath of the Bronx, uprooting a stable low-income neighborhood and leaving urban misery in its place.
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First, however, a dispute must be resolved between neighborhood organizations and the city Parks Department regarding the legitimacy of the undertaking, which was planned without an environmental review and would involve the uprooting of several dozen trees.
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As well as uprooting thousands of Libyans, Haftar's month-old campaign has further complicated the already chaotic situation of thousands of migrants for whom Libya's western coast is the start of a perilous sea journey to Europe.
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Finally, even in light of the Amazon-Whole Foods tie-up, Rosenfeld said she and her colleagues were not worried about Amazon uprooting the world of food retail and causing widespread consolidation among Mondelez and its peers.
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Now a follow-up question: Is the best way to address either of these crises to spend the next five years constantly uprooting and replanting health insurance systems, and letting health care consume every hour of debate?
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One of the greatest things about music is its ability to transport, as though a brief but no less brilliant spell has been cast on the listener, uprooting them from life and into a vivid new place.
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Mr. Cohen has insisted over the past two years — and did again on Wednesday — that he never had any interest in moving to Washington, uprooting his family and giving up his job as Mr. Trump's personal lawyer.
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Mayor Cesar Castro said in recent months more and more families were uprooting to try to reach the United States, often selling what little land they owned to pay people traffickers thousands of dollars for the trip.
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Thousands of people had to be evacuated across the region after the massive storm hit large areas of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory on Saturday and Sunday, uprooting trees and leaving thousands more without power.
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In Florida, a hurricane a thousand miles away could this year contribute to political upsets and be an early instance of a new kind of American tale: one where climate change, by uprooting voters, is reshaping electoral politics.
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If you've got kids, how do you tell them the reason you're changing schools, forcing them out of social circles and uprooting all they know is because, dang, shareholders aren't happy with two billion, they need three billion?
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"Saudi Arabia agrees with the U.S. administration's view in relation to the role of the United States in the world and in relation to uprooting terrorism," he added, referring to the hardline Islamic State group and al Qaeda.
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Claribel Alegría, a poet who wrote of the harsh realities of Central American life and the search for identity and hope — work informed by her own uprooting, first from Nicaragua and then from El Salvador — died on Jan.
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Monday is also the 30th anniversary of the Great Storm of 1987, during which winds as high as 100 miles an hour tore across England, killing 18 people and uprooting 15 million trees, according to the Met Office.
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Burkina Faso: A wave of violent attacks and suspected terrorist activity in the West African nation have caused a sudden humanitarian crisis, uprooting hundreds of thousands of people from their homes in what was once a tranquil nation.
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And while our counterterrorism strategy was ruthlessly effective in uprooting al Qaeda in Afghanistan, the influx of Islamic State fighters in the last two years illustrates how quickly a failed state can serve as a magnet for terrorist groups.
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Regular reports published by the European Commission on corruption and organized crime — persistent problems in Bulgaria — have kept local politicians on their toes (though Sofia has made little progress when it comes to uprooting graft and reforming its judiciary).
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Ms. Bogart sets the story vaguely at the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union, when the world seemed not to know what this uprooting of power centers would lead to.
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A number of motifs recur in the works: tropical pot plants crop up in almost every image, for example, perhaps hinting at the uprooting and replanting of a culture that occurs when a family moves to a new country.
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Speaking at a rare press conference, Wu Yuliang, a deputy party boss of the party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, likened the fight to uprooting rotten trees when asked if the campaign was selective and aimed a political enemies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Imagine uprooting your community garden and replanting it inside a motorized geodesic sphere, then letting this sphere roam the city streets of its own volition, using sensors to seek out its plants' preferred environmental conditions.
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The wave of gentrification has swept across the city, uprooting not just clubs but entire communities, at such a rapid pace you'd be forgiven for forgetting what the luxury flats or building sites you walk by daily used to be.
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A tense urban drama in its six-episode first season, this West Coast spinoff of "The Walking Dead" is taking to the high seas for Season 2, uprooting both the story and the production as it sets sail on a yacht.
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Glen Weyl is a principal researcher at Microsoft Research New England, a visiting senior research scholar at Yale's economics department and law school, and author, with Posner, of the forthcoming book Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society.
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Obamacare supporters decried the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals' decision to kick the case down to lower court, saying it would shield President Donald Trump from the political consequences of a potential decision uprooting the health care law before the election.
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According to a recent report from Fox Business, domestic flower growers could soon become few and far between in states that have legalized marijuana because cultivators are considering uprooting their flower gardens in an effort to earn more money by growing weed.
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While Apple has done some assembly here in the States (namely the Mac Pro, for which it built a facility in Texas), actually uprooting its existing manufacturing chain would require a much more massive investment than the one it just gave Corning.
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Sixty-seven percent of employees at the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) will leave their jobs instead of uprooting for Kansas City, as will 2900 percent of those currently working at the Economic Research Service (ERS), according to information from USDA.
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It remains unclear whether the Islamic State was uprooting external attack planners from Syria and physically moving them to Libya, or if the colony in Libya simply obtained the skills on its own, following the first wave of Battar al-Libi returnees.
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KOMSILGA COMMUNE, Burkina Faso — A wave of violent attacks and suspected terrorist activity in Burkina Faso has triggered a sudden humanitarian crisis, uprooting hundreds of thousands of people from their homes in what was once one of West Africa's most tranquil nations.
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Irma ripped through the tiny easterly Leeward Islands last week as one of the Atlantic's strongest ever storms, killing two dozen people, uprooting trees, tearing down power cables and severely damaging the homes of poor locals and the global jet-set alike.
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"Separating and uprooting hundreds of Liberian-American families from their jobs and homes and forcing them to return to a country that is unrecognizable for many of them would not have been in America's best interests," Reed said in a statement in March.
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But abrupt changes — especially in the level of tax liabilities — that come without prior visibility can cause not just extreme anxiety but also massive uprooting of plans and aspirations in ways that destroy value and send taxpaying entities into a downward spiral.
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Speculative provocations starting from real-world possibilities, much of his work is interested in "uprooting clichés of art and AI," as he put it, challenging common preconceptions about AI and its application and upending the "default image spaces" in visual representations of future worlds.
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Haven also said on its website that it's interested in working with clinicians and insurance companies to improve the overall health-care system, suggesting the venture wants to work with existing players such as insurers, providers and pharmacy benefit managers rather than uprooting them.
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The 13-year-old explains the pair made this trip to Canada, uprooting her adolescence, because of the growing pressure on her, "She's been through a lot and has stayed here for almost 15 years, and she doesn't want any stress anymore," Paul says.
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What I don't like to see is getting into a company because you think this is what you want and uprooting your life, by moving across the country or whatever it may be, and then realizing that in many ways it's not the right fit.
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A dreamer who had let his more practical spouse handle the details of life, George decides to start over by uprooting his family — brittle teenage daughter, geeky teenage son — and moving to the small town in New Zealand where he spent summers as a child.
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David R. Wright of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said in the memo that wrongful evictions were "of great concern" because they could be unsafe or traumatic for patients, uprooting them "from familiar settings" and moving them far from family and friends.
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The invasion ordered by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, which came after a green light from President Trump, is aimed at uprooting the Syrian Democratic Forces, a Kurdish-led militia that has been a key partner in the fight against the Islamic State.
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"The Israeli voter will be asked to pick between those who defend the security borders of the state of Israel, and those who support giving over lands and uprooting hundreds of thousands of Jews from their homes and lands," Netanyahu said in his statement.
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David R. Wright of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said in the memo that wrongful evictions were "of great concern" because they could be unsafe or traumatic for patients, uprooting them "from familiar settings" and moving them far from family and friends.
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Alongside recipes, must there be testimony to the daily tolls of life under Israel's occupation of the West Bank and its blockade of Gaza, the bulldozing of Palestinian homes and the uprooting of hundreds of thousands of local olive trees over the past half century?
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Scalawag reported on how the climate crisis is uprooting public housing residents and other poor, disabled, elderly, and vulnerable people in New Bern, North Carolina, a refuge for free black people before the Civil War, and a place that is still home to their descendants.
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While they are wondering what is worse — sticking it out for the sake of stability or uprooting their children to a new school system on the mainland — we are working hard to give them tangible evidence that public education will come back better than ever.
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Forecasters predicted it could be among the most powerful storms to strike East Africa in modern history, and as the cyclone moved toward shore, it killed three people in the island nation of Comoros, just off the coast, uprooting trees and ripping off roofs.
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The novel switches back and forth between these three perspectives, taking its title from Anne's constant uprooting with the nomadic Cheyenne as they move camp through the seasons, European settlers at their backs; it also alludes to the eventual removal of the native people from their land.
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The fact that Gore did this by first meeting with Trump's daughter is remarkable, especially amid reports that Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, are considering uprooting their family from New York to Washington while incoming first lady Melania Trump stays put in her Trump Tower penthouse.
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Though some folks swear their allergies got better when they moved to a different area, don't think uprooting your life will save you: There's sort of a "honeymoon period" after you move to a new city during which your allergy symptoms will seem to go away.
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The failure to bring charges, however, did not help his party, the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, which was decimated at all levels of government, most notably losing the presidency in a landslide to Mr. López Obrador, who campaigned on uprooting the endemic corruption plaguing Mexico.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump's wife, Melania, and their 10-year-old son, Barron, will not immediately move to the White House after Mr. Trump takes office in January, out of concern for uprooting Barron in the middle of the school year, transition officials said on Sunday.
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"Those who are waging jihad for uprooting the Jews and Christians, and the infidel Americans who are disrespecting our religion, their feet are worthy of being kissed," Abdul Satar Khawasi, a member of the Afghan Parliament, said at a pro-Rohingya protest near the presidential palace.
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Sources connected to the now warring ex-couple tell TMZ ... Mariah believes James has cost her tens of millions of dollars, and here's why: -- She claims he got her to move from New York to L.A., uprooting her entire life, so he could be near his kids.
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Why it matters: Uprooting ISIS amid the civil war could lead to a power vacuum, and if the U.S. goes on the offensive it risks a full on confrontation with Iran — and maybe Russia and the Syrian regime — and potentially risks sparking tensions with Iraq, Qatar, and Yemen.
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And recently, parents of transgender children came to Washington to tell me about the extraordinary measures they have taken to protect their kids from state-funded discrimination— including uprooting their families to move to states with public accommodation laws and charting road trips to avoid states without them.
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CreditCreditVictor J. Blue for The New York Times ALONG THE CAROLINAS COAST — Two weeks after a storm named Florence barreled into dozens of coastal communities — flooding homes, demolishing buildings, uprooting trees and carving up roads — its wrath and havoc continue, with entire neighborhoods still submerged and streets entirely impassable.
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He is using blood gold — the gold extracted under illegal and criminal conditions to funnel currency to Mr. Maduro's regime — to destroy the Venezuelan jungle, deforesting thousands of acres of natural reserves, poisoning our rivers with mercury, uprooting and threatening indigenous communities, and trafficking with irregular terrorist groups.
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For Kushner, who has not been to Iraq before, the trip comes at a critical time as Trump examines ways to accelerate a U.S.-led coalition campaign that U.S. and Iraqi officials say has so far been largely successful in uprooting Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria.
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It is always like this—the business of building some ugly new stadium or turning a team into a luxury brand or uprooting a team and taking it somewhere else—and it is always going to be smooth and crude in the same proportion, and cynical in the same ways.
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That suits the thugs who thrive on violence and chaos just fine: It is often reporting from the scene that helps generate the shock and shame for governments and international organizations to intervene in bloody power struggles that otherwise could drag on without end, destroying endless lives and uprooting countless families.
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Using television, loudspeakers, radio and text messages to warn residents about the dangers of the storm, India's disaster relief agency and meteorological department warned of the "total destruction" to thatched huts in some districts, major damage to roads, the uprooting of power poles and the potential danger from flying objects.
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"And in this case, all the evidence points one way: that the mass uprooting and offshoring of part of the industry – of clearing of transactions in one currency – would not only be vastly complicated, but also vastly damaging and potentially destabilizing," McGuinness told a conference of the Futures Industry Association in London.
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I wish I had thought about this before moving here, but how was I supposed to know it's better to wait until you at least have an inkling of a purpose before uprooting your life and moving across the country to a city you've only ever seen before in Spike Jonze's Her?
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No matter what was a happening, whether I was uprooting my entire life while moving, or watching helplessly as a hurricane bore down on my home, or even if I just had a bad day, I could sit down with a bowl of ice cream, and unfailingly have a few minutes of bliss.
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Walsh isn't actually going to grab his musket if Clinton wins for the same reason that all those celebrities threatening to ditch a Trump'd America for Canada aren't going to follow through: Starting a revolution or uprooting your life is a lot more work than talking tough in the days before an election.
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I usually did this at night when I couldn't sleep and the idea of uprooting my family and moving to, say, Abiquiu, N.M. — where we could buy a house with 50 acres of vineyards for the price of a two-bedroom apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan — didn't seem preposterous.
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Two minutes of research will reveal the changing landscape for record labels over the years, which makes Martin Koller seem all the more adventurous for expanding his German-based Prophecy Productions into the US market, opening a stateside HQ, hiring new staff, and even uprooting and moving to America himself to oversee the expansion.
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For EPA workers who relied on the ability to telework in choosing to live more remotely to save on housing costs, this administration's inexplicable cut in telework has been economically devastating, turning what was once a good financial decision into a loadstone, forcing these workers to choose between uprooting their families or quitting their jobs.
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It was also, as my colleague Ezra Marcus noted, a wake-up call about the danger of uprooting these safe spaces from the social and geographical context in which they arose (in this case, the ultra liberal New York underground), and transplanting them into a conservative Trump town that does not necessarily share their values.
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If successful in uprooting a parallel fuel network that siphons off about $3 billion worth of fuel from Pemex each year, the veteran leftist who won last year's election on promises to root out endemic corruption will have scored a big early victory, strengthening ailing national oil company Pemex and helping stabilize fuel prices.
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To some—including many of the millions of young idealists who, as The Economist went to press, were preparing for a global climate strike, and many of those who will throng the streets of New York during next week's UN General Assembly—this overhaul requires nothing less than the gelding or uprooting of capitalism.
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And it is equally true that Israel has already given back the vast majority of the land it regained; that 98 percent of Palestinians in the West Bank already live under Palestinian, not Israeli rule; and that recent land-for-peace moves by Israel, including uprooting Israeli settlements, has led to more violence, and not peace.
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In the country that Hew Locke and I both left—Guyana—covert U.S. operations during the Cold War installed a government that became dictatorial, sowing an exodus; and for those of us who came to America, it makes perfect sense that we ran, with a whole heart and a certain irony, to the nation largely responsible for our uprooting.
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The reassembled result, dubbed "The White House," will soon find permanent residence at the Verbeke Foundation in Belgium, and Mendoza remains in Europe, but miles away in Detroit remain unsightly, messy residuals of Mendoza's partial uprooting — and the many residents furious with a property that furthers perceptions of their city as a place of only ruins.
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In 2000, the U.S. government initiated the still ongoing process of chipping away and dividing the land it had granted to the people of the Lakota and Dakota nations, with significant reductions taking place in 211 and then again during the 24s and 2500s, when the Army Corps of Engineers built five large dams along the Missouri River, uprooting villages and sinking 0003,2000 acres of land below water.
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The 2014 Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap cited by Warren in her Medium post—like most military reports discussing risks due to climate change—makes two main points: "The impacts of climate change may cause instability in other countries by impairing access to food and water, damaging infrastructure, spreading disease, uprooting and displacing large numbers of people, compelling mass migration, interrupting commercial activity, or restricting electricity availability," the report says.
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