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"I think [the decision] is unlikely to prompt a massive flood of lawsuits, but it wouldn't shock me if there were a few more," Stephanopoulos said.

He's received a "massive flood" of feedback from Tolkien fans around the world since he launched The Lord of the Rings Family Tree Project – from encouragement to suggestions and corrections.

"What started out as a trickle is now a massive flood of citizens' initiatives and private interests' initiatives, and we've just got to get control of our Constitution," Mr. King told reporters in Tallahassee on Friday.

Such reticence has come home to roost: unprecedented levels of denial-of-service (DoS) attacks have been launched using NTP in recent days and months.A DoS attack attempts to throw a massive flood of traffic that either crashes servers on the receiving end (by overloading them) or drowns out legitimate queries.

Three days after the rupturing of two dams unleashed a massive flood of mud on nearby villages, authorities were still struggling to determine the cause of the disaster or even recover the bodies of as many as 28 people lost in the torrent.

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A surge of volcanic activity released huge volumes of greenhouse gases and caused massive floods of lava.

Another such occurrence was in the spring of 2011 when snowmelt and heavy rains produced record high flood crests on the Mississippi that forced the opening of numerous floodgates and sluiceways and produced massive flooding of farmland and riverside towns.

As New Orleanians suffered and died on sweltering rooftops after the incompetence of the corps allowed massive flooding of the city, neither military support nor federal disaster aid arrived for days.

In the UNICEF research, children noted a range of experiences, ranging from livelihood insecurity in Mongolia to threats of sea level rising in the Pacific Islands to massive flooding of their neighbourhoods in the Philippines and crop failures in Indonesia.

Four New Orleans police officers have been sentenced to decades in prison over the killing of two people and wounding of four others fleeing the massive flooding of the city by hurricane Katrina.