United States of America Unrest (2) They were a solid bet at early-nineties venues like The Spiral, on East Houston, which is now a wine store or a Kinko's.
The longer I spent searching in the atlas, tracking down postal entrepôts, the more I began to equate stamp issuance in the 1920s with the causes of war or unrest 10 or even 50 years later.
The sentencing of Mr. Freeland and Mr. Wright, both convicted of second-degree murder, ended what was to have been the last criminal trial stemming from that unrest 34 years ago.
Subsequent decades brought increasing wealth to the city, but there were also periods of civil unrest (1380 84 and 1408 16) in which the artisans' and craftsmen's guilds actively opposed the city council, which was controlled by the merchants.
A return of Libyan oil production to levels before the unrest, 1.7 million barrels a day, or 2 percent of global supply, would take until 2015, according to a June estimate from the International Energy Agency.
Here we describe rapid hazard assessments carried out for Santorini volcano, Greece, during a recent period of unrest (2011 2012).
% 2. Psychic Symptoms tension/motoric unrest 63% aggression 54% failure to concentrate 52% irritability 49% fatigue 47% depression 46% anxiety 33%.
3 rd March Scientific Alert Level raised to Level 1 ("Initial signs of volcanic unrest") 8 th March Scientific Alert Level raised to Level 2 ("Confirmation of volcano unrest") 9 th -12 th March Earthquakes started to be 'felt' across the Auckland region as the seismic source reached 20 25 km depth, and by 20 km more than 50 were being recorded a day.
Not only will this depress economic growth over a longer term and increase inequality, but it can lead to societal unrest [25].
Activists say that of the more than 950 people arrested since 2011 for involvement in the unrest, 217 are still being held.
