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But Katrina evacuees have brought more violent crime, says Ms Bollinger.

A bigger concern is that warm seas bring more violent and frequent storms, which threaten to end life as it is today on these fragile rubble heaps.

Increased global temperatures are thought by some to bring more violent tropical storms, but reef systems are naturally resilient and recover from storm battering.

The Middle East is being radicalized by the wars, strengthening resistance; nationalism, sectarianism and jihadism are rising; retribution brings more violent suppression, which in turn creates more enemies and more resistance.

On Saturday, Holder told NCLR members that since 2009, the Justice Department has brought more hate-crime cases involving violent or dangerous displays of racial or ethnic bias than all eight years of the Bush administration.

This season brought more defection.

Before any official scheme to close the prison could be enacted, however, disturbances across Paris brought a more violent end to the Bastille.

For California, the new law offers a real chance to save lives and bring more perpetrators of violent crime to justice.

And let's not forget that wind, solar, and efficiency are the best ways to cut the global warming pollution that will bring us more violent weather in the future.

It could bring more chaos to an already violent country, many Salvadoreans say - and the government seems to be bracing for the worst.

"More fame brings more danger," he said.