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So, when violence erupts in a country like Afghanistan, it's because of that legacy.
What happens is the world erupts in the Danish cartoon controversy.
Mike isn't sure what to think so he brings geologist Dr. Amy Barnes (Anne Heche) in to try & explain things, unfortunately a huge underground river of molten lava has been released after the quake & erupts at the La Brea Tar Pits sending the lava pouring out into the city streets engulfing anything & everything it touches in flames.
($40) I can see some guy pitching the film to a film company "well there's this big VOLCANO and it erupts in a CITY....pretty radical hey" If you can find it in the dollar bins, maybe worth buying as after watching this most other films would look good.
The audience erupts into a volcano of laughter innocently.
While explaining their decision to Bob, the boardroom erupts into a rousing song which would make Monty Python proud.
Soon enough, trouble erupts when they rob the local liquor store in search of "juice" (power, respect) and a war erupts between Q and Bishop.
A volcano erupts in a major city and the fate of millions lies in the hands of a team of ditch-diggers.
What erupts is a blood feud where many tragic casualties, innocents whose blood are shed, lie in the wake of Ricco and Vito's rivalry.
Nice to see Chase and Fawcett together (the original choices for "Foul Play"), but the comic chaos which erupts here is only for undiscriminating viewers.
The weather is hot throughout, characters sweat profusely and sometimes everything erupts in a tropical downpour - no other director uses rain so physically.
Or, how about a hand grenade that, when detonated, erupts as a fireball instead of a shower of fragmented metal.
Disaster aid for education in such circumstances almost always flows far too slowly, because there is no central pool of funds available to be distributed when a crisis erupts.
When the crisis finally erupts, the true scale of the threat will become clear.
That point will be reached when saving the big banks, protecting their creditors, and stabilizing the economy plunges the US government so deeply into debt that its solvency is called into question, interest rates rise sharply, and a fiscal crisis erupts.
Trump may similarly come to appreciate the advantages of working through the IMF when a crisis erupts in Venezuela, or in Mexico as a result of his own policies.
Even if no such conflict erupts, Putin’s attempts to restore Russian influence across Eurasia (by whatever means necessary, if his actions in Ukraine are any indication) will be highly damaging.
That instability erupts into war with terrifying frequency.
Financing for refugee education must be sustainable, predictable, and holistic, both to enable education systems in refugee-hosting countries to plan accordingly, and to ensure that children’s schooling is not suspended when a new crisis erupts somewhere else.
Whenever a crisis erupts, China becomes agitated.
But its legitimacy cracks as soon as a crisis erupts.
It also shows that, when a crisis erupts, there is no substitute for effective deterrence and defense.
Both have much to lose if the Middle East erupts into fresh violence.
“All right,” Cleese erupts in exasperation.
This raises a fundamental question: Do we want a reactive central bank that focuses on cleaning up the mess after a crisis erupts, or a pro-active central bank that leans against excesses before they spark crises?
When violence erupts in water-starved regions such as Darfur, Sudan, political leaders tend to view the problems in narrow political terms.
Passing the hat when a crisis erupts is not the solution.
If the drums of war grow louder this summer, oil prices could rise in a way that will most likely cause a US and global growth slowdown, and even an outright recession if a military conflict erupts and sends oil prices soaring.
Once conflict erupts, as Yugoslavia shows, most forms of punitive intervention have unintended adverse consequences.
But, with 90 days left to bridge the ideological and partisan divide before another crisis erupts, the fuse on America’s debt bomb is getting shorter and shorter.