The personal computer took America by surprise, and then by storm, in the late 1970s.
We need cellphone towers that could be lowered before the storm and then raised after the storm.
It noted that grosses and attendance figures in the fall were above the numbers generated a year before, but then the storm hit.
So, it doesn't just take the winds, you still have to deal with the heavy rainfall and then the storm surge along the coast.
Yet if she imposes tougher sanctions, then Microsoft will storm off to the Supreme Court.
If its conclusions are correct, then a solar storm the size of one that was observed in 1859 could potentially kill several weather, telecommunications, and military satellites in less than a year.
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Then a major storm changes all your plans.
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The geo-local check-in service launched at the New York Tech Meetup and then took SouthBy by storm.
An eventful Tuesday saw Nasa order the shuttle back to its hangar to protect it from an approaching storm and then reverse the decision just hours later.
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They then modeled a solar storm with the intensity of the Carrington Solar Storm, which took place in 1859 and is estimated to have been about four times stronger than the Halloween storms.
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Then somebody is going to storm off the course when past suspicions are now confirmed.
All, then, just another small storm in the coalition's cracked teacup?
Everything from then on was a perfect storm, no pun intended.
He nodded towards the pain inflicted by storm Sandy and then moved on to the stump speech that anyone who has attended more than one rally knows so well - the five-point plan, the anecdote about the US flag rescued from the space shuttle Challenger disaster, the dully-delivered homilies about the need for change.
If the property in question was destroyed by wind, then the policy should cover its destruction, but if it was destroyed by storm surge rather than wind, then the insurers are not obliged to pay, the Fifth Circuit said.
Then, next week, the storm hits: We'll see more broadcast premieres than any other week of the year.
The remark referenced a gospel passage in which Jesus Christ sleeps amid a storm at sea and then awakes to calm the tempest.
And then he warned about the Halloween snow storm several days before anyone else.
Sampson then scored five points in the Red Storm's 8-0 closing run of the half, and St.
Then, just after noon, a big storm caught me: yellow sun-flare, dulling to sepia.
Ray stood clear of them all on the path for a moment and waved, then, spinning, leaned forward into the storm.
And then our attentions turned to the Carolinas as the storm began moving towards the East Coast.
But his recent habit has been to float an idea, endure the storm of protest about it, and then go ahead anyway.
The specially outfitted Boeing 757 barely shuddered as it gingerly skirted some of the most ferocious storm cells over Fort Walton Beach and then climbed above the rest in zero visibility.
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Those who could afford to buy insurance would be less reluctant to leave their homes in the face of a storm, and more public money would then be available to help the destitute.
Hurricane Irene is expected to hit the East Coast this weekend and storm predictions have it hitting North Carolina, then passing near the coast of Mid-Atlantic states before making landfall in New England.
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The surge then acts as an elevated platform on which the winds of the storm whip up waves that can be reach much higher than usual.
The demolished home was one of many in the Georgia city of Adairsville splintered by a massive storm front that punched across the Southeast on Wednesday and then began heading over the densely populated Eastern seaboard early Thursday.
After Sandy hit the Northeast last fall, New Jersey, then New York, had to begin even-odd rationing because the storm interrupted gasoline shipments for days.
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