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Bitcoin has erupted from its foundational blockchain technology as sort of a representational avatar for blockchain as a whole.

Recently, far too much uninformed blather about the changing situation in Pyongyang has erupted from those seeking to justify their previous predictions of imminent collapse.

FOR the past four months, a steady flow of hot and noxious mud has erupted from the earth, swamping villages, factories and rice paddies near Indonesia's second-largest city, Surabaya.

As "The X-Files" has erupted from a cult hit for cool people into a worldwide craze, with marketing tie-ins, personal appearances that turn into near-riots, and a constant Internet frenzy, its stars have become living posters.

Controversy has erupted from the sleepy third-floor hallway galleries at the New York Public Library, where a modest exhibition of contemporary prints called "Multiple Interpretations" is on view.

By grasping the nettle and indicating a very public change of direction, the Icelandic government will also gain a welcome respite from the heavy criticism that has erupted from a mixture of angry foreign governments, panicking Icesave customers, distressed Icelandic citizens and worried local councils in the UK, all of whom stand to lose even more money if the crisis deepens.

Merapi had erupted from September to October 2010 and destroyed many open green spaces.

Then cries of approval would have erupted from the people here as they did in Egypt in Tahrir Square.

Rancorous debates over immigration have erupted from Australia to Sweden, but there is no such thing in Canada as an anti-immigrant politician.

The Dalai Lama said he remained committed to only nonviolent demonstrations and condemned the violence that had erupted from the Tibetan protests.

In two especially impressive works, "Lhotse" and "K2-North Spur," the shapes alone coalesce into jagged mountain peaks that seem to have erupted from checkerboard floors.