Opening up parts of Queensland's Cape York to mining could devastate the famous Quinkan rock art. |
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Global warming could devastate lakes, streams, rivers and wetlands throughout the United States. |
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Well aware that North Korean missiles can devastate its cities, the Japanese are desperate for both a peaceful solution and American support. |
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Just five kilograms of plutonium, in the wrong hands, could devastate a city. |
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Dismantle, annihilate and devastate the whole swelling, putrescent edifice of surfing once and for all. |
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In 1908 the English novelist H. G. Wells could imagine an armada of German dirigibles crossing the Atlantic to devastate New York City. |
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They do not need to hit the center of the target to devastate conventionally armed ground forces. |
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These fishing vessels, having exhausted their own stocks, are allowed to devastate the fishing grounds around our shores. |
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Viticulture flourished despite the frequent civil wars, which were on too small a scale to devastate the Tuscan countryside. |
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Japhet hit northern Mozambique last week and is the second cyclone to devastate the southern African country this year. |
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All this can devastate lives, destroy relationships, disrupt work, cloud effective thinking, and affect physical health and ruin futures. |
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A villager has voiced an emotional plea to stop a proposed road scheme, which he says will devastate his wife's business. |
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Hurricanes also commonly devastate populations of nectarivorous birds, probably because these birds are left with few nectar or fruit resources. |
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This would collapse the price of sugar beet and devastate the income of beet growers. |
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One of their major jobs was to hunt wild pigs that could devastate the breeding colonies when they were nesting. |
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Holding open the prospect of incestuous marriage would devastate family life by, effectively, legitimizing sexual predation within it. |
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Imprisoning a mother from another country may also devastate her family at home. |
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But critics said it was a last-ditch effort by Mahuad to stay in power, and that abandoning the sucre would devastate many Ecuadoreans' sucre-based savings. |
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The onset of peak oil will devastate the suburban American way of life. |
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Scale insects enjoy perennial plants and can devastate nut and fruit trees, greenhouse plants, forest vegetation, woody ornamentals, and house plants. |
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As far as the local cat population in Elstow is concerned, how clever of them to wait until Mr Suter is away on holiday before they decide to devastate his garden. |
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Valley fever can devastate the body, causing skin ulcers and abscesses. |
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As the mid-mountain areas get hotter, the rainy season becomes shorter and intense rainfalls devastate fragile slopes. |
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But the mining communities they managed to devastate between them all remain devastated. |
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Job losses in one sector often have a ripple effect and they could eventually devastate towns and grow to hurt the whole province. |
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Hopefully he will not because it is a bad bill and it would devastate our economy. |
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As bombs devastate schools, hospitals and families, children lose their right to education, health care and love. |
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Special effects in movies, even those rated for family viewing, glorify weapons and the technology to devastate and destroy. |
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This heralded the end of the threat of a nuclear war that would devastate the planet. |
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That would devastate aquatic ecosystems and deprive millions who depend on the rivers to survive. |
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Unanticipated business interruptions, whether caused by man-made threats or natural disasters, can devastate an organization. |
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Would you not agree that such cuts would devastate European agriculture and, in particular, the beef sector? |
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It is left to other photographers to document the floods that devastate the city the following spring. |
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Grotesque profiteering aside, life release ceremonies can devastate the eco-system. |
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If Russian President Vladimir Putin is preparing for a new offensive, he could devastate Ukrainian forces. |
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A Grad is a multiple rocket launcher designed to devastate a defined but extensive area. |
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The government should, if necessary, be willing to run a deficit, he said, insisting the collapse of the cattle industry would devastate the entire provincial economy. |
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These attacks will devastate industrial cities across the United States which have already seen tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs disappear over the last two decades. |
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The industry is united in its belief that the proposed fishing bans will devastate the industry and lead to tens of thousands of job losses and bankruptcies. |
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Pumping can dry out springs, destroy habitats, devastate ecosystems, and drain aquifers. |
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Yet even before these disasters, Haiti was already the poorest nation of the American continent. Haiti experiences repeated natural disasters which devastate living conditions for its inhabitants. |
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Providing government sanctions for euthanasia will endorse a practice that will harm the most vulnerable members of society and devastate the institution of medicine. |
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They'd devastate priorities like education, energy, and medical research. |
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Exotic animal diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease and classical swine fever could devastate animal health and trade in animals, if they were introduced into Canada. |
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Since they are highly invasive, they replace indigenous species and thereby deplete plant diversity, change the habitat, and devastate the local fauna, navigation, and even the recreational use of the area. |
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Other major features are marauding militia who recruit child soldiers and devastate entire regions, and the ruthless exploitation of natural resources in the region, above all gold, uranium and, indeed, oil. |
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The loss of a key person can devastate your business and your livelihood. |
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Confirmed plunderers, the Americans believe that they can attack, devastate and steal with impunity, without being questioned, and that their victims will not react! |
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Reconstituting food reserves is in line with a strategy of returning to national public policies to confront the food crises that devastate many developing countries. |
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It was a bitter dispute that would last for a year, devastate dozens of communities, create civil war in Britain and throw thousands of destinies off course. |
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Will the university continue to invest in fossil fuel companies whose ongoing activities devastate communities such as those in the Niger delta and Alberta, Canada? |
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At the time Fermi demonstrated the first controlled chain reaction, the uncontrolled ones that would devastate Hiroshima and Nagasaki were already being planned. |
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A reluctant American consumer would devastate the ad industry. |
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They have direct costs for the countries they devastate, long-term costs in terms of human capital and therefore development, and represent a potential economic and health risk for countries untouched by the pandemic itself. |
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Furthermore in recent years, we have all seen how consumer concern about the integrity of the food chain can devastate a once seemingly secure market. |
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This penalty is a rather light one, and by choosing the best fighters as a frame for the new gang a second-generation group can really devastate any fresh opponent built with 1'000 credits. |
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The Parliament of England retaliated with the Alien Act 1705, threatening to devastate the Scottish economy by restricting trade. |
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If the same preventive approach is applied to transboundary plant and animal pests and diseases, this can also prevent them from getting out of hand and causing immense losses that devastate the livelihoods of the poorest. |
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Left unchecked, urchins devastate their environments, creating what biologists call an urchin barren, devoid of macroalgae and associated fauna. |
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The grays take over the reds' habitat, eat voraciously and harbor a virus named squirrel parapox that does not harm grays but can devastate reds. |
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The policies pursued in these chambers will devastate hundreds of thousands of North Carolinians who are already suffering. |
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The process began about three years ago when the ABA was faced with a number of potential bee health threats that had not yet arrived in Alberta but had the potential to devastate the industry. |
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Spofforth went on to devastate the English batting, taking his final four wickets for only two runs to leave England just eight runs short of victory. |
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