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Within hours of the catastrophic earthquake on 12 January which devastated Port-au-Prince and other parts of Haiti,
I would like to inform you about the Commission's activities in response to the cyclone which devastated the delta of the Ayeryawaddy River six weeks ago.
was linked to overhunting which in turn was caused by the continuing drought which devastated the territory at the end of the Pleistocene era.
Heavy rainstorms which devastated much of Egypt,
part of the European Union was hit by terrible storms which devastated a large proportion of the forests in southern
Apocalyptic rainstorms, which devastated much of Egypt,
Since the flood of 2000 in Mozambique which devastated thousands of hectares of land
Second Peloponnesian Wars), which devastated Greece.
a beautiful tribute to victims of the fires which devastated Portugal in 2017.
the Swedish troops, which devastated the countryside around Belfort,
Mr President, the storms which devastated France during the night between 26
cease the epidemic of plague which devastated Funchal.
known as the etiological agent of witches' broom disease, which devastated the brazilian production in the 90's disease.
the earlier eruption of Timanfaya between 1730 and 1736, which devastated most of the productive agricultural areas on the island.
result of exceptional circumstances, such as the fires which devastated Portugal this summer?
inclusive agreement for the cessation of hostilities which devastated the country since August 1998" the religious leaders tell political leaders in the memorandum.
who lost their lives in the terrible earthquake which devastated Christchurch, the second largest city in the Country.
along with hailstorms and gales which devastated the western and Algarve regions.
The ethical crisis which devastates government leaderships has shown a direct impact by means of withdrawal of public investments in academic research
continually affected by major fires which devastate its forests.