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Palladino, she said, was being used to address “bimbo eruptions,” and had been successful at keeping a number of the alleged scandals out of print.

The heat eventually escaped through radiation and volcanic eruptions.

Those eruptions release carbon dioxide to the atmosphere and produce fresh new rock for weathering.

Steamboat also seemed to show a seasonal eruption cycle, bursting forth more often during the summer than in the winter.

In terms of sheer number of aerosols sent into the stratosphere, the Australian plumes were on par with the strongest volcanic eruptions in the last 25 years.

The rage that Marvin has embodied, a man on the edge of eruption, is always a badly wounded man.

The animals are supposedly evacuating themselves in anticipation of an eruption at the park, which sits on a huge volcanic system.

That video of bison fleeing Yellowstone in anticipation of a volcanic eruption?

His controversial tweet marks yet another controversial eruption by a Republican congressman around an Obama speech to Congress.

His views are not shared by Vivien Magdy, a 25-year-old who lost her fiancé during another notorious eruption of violence.

An extraordinary eruption of mount Vesuvius commenced, which in ten days had advanced ten miles from its original source.

An eruption of mount tna, which extended its ravages four leagues around, and buried several persons alive.

A long, long time ago, the boy's father cannot tell how many years have passed, there was a terrible eruption.

Great eruption of the Scaptar Jokul, in Iceland, commenced, and continued several days (see 18th).

No eruptive mountains, nor any traces of recent volcanic eruption, have yet been observed in any part of Australia.