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The center's supervisor, Lystra Madoo-Devine, quickly realized the need for local support, especially as some of those callers would soon host relatives fleeing the destruction, becoming indirect victims of the disaster.

Hidden from the street on the first floor of the merchant Samson Wertheimer's house, an early 18th-century synagogue survived both Kristallnacht and the community's destruction, becoming an intimate and tender Jewish museum -- Austria's first -- in 1978.

It was blamed for about 200 deaths in the US and Haiti and caused widespread property destruction, becoming the third-costliest hurricane in US history, after Sandy and Katrina, which hit the Gulf coast in 2005.

Psychological welfare of children With death and destruction becoming a feature of daily life for so many civilians, UNICEF has been monitoring the psychological welfare of children across the Middle East conflict zone.

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The full scale of the destruction was becoming apparent on Sunday.

Xue Qingbin, 48, who has fished near Yumingzui for more than three decades, said the challenges posed by environmental destruction were becoming more apparent.

The full scale of the destruction was becoming apparent early on Sunday, as local and international rescue teams began the dangerous task of digging through the rubble of buildings to look for survivors.

Because there are so many more Muslims than Jews to be killed, and weapons of mass destruction are becoming so much smaller and so much cheaper, it won't be long before the student in my Egyptian friend's story gets one of his eight bombs and wipes Israel off the map.

More than 48 hours after the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere was battered by one of the fiercest Caribbean storms in nearly a decade, the scope of destruction was becoming clear.

Thus the second part of any sensible reform would be finding ways to help patients who have a consistent pattern of rejecting voluntary care, going off medication, spiraling into self-destruction or becoming a danger to others.