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The warnings, which began emerging over the weekend from Rapid7, AlienVault and other cyber security firms, are likely to unnerve a PC community scrambling to fend off growing security threats from hackers, viruses and malware.

DENV began emerging in southern Sri Lanka recently.

This article begins with an overview of the environmentalist critiques of agriculture which began to emerge in the mid-1980s in places such as the United States and the European Union and the policy project to 'green' farm support which emerged as a result.

The running game, which began to emerge late last season, is ranked third in the league, at 160.7 yards a game.

In an odd way, Interpublic may have benefited from the timing of its problems, which began to emerge in mid-2002.

The main Neolithic and Bronze Age cultures produced several distinctive offshoots, which began to emerge by the early Iron Age.

Mentions the new volcano on the island which began to emerge in Sept., 1957, from the sea at the western end of the island.

Without this thought it's hard to understand how Erdoğan could have politically survived all the revelations about his regime's corruption, which began to emerge in 2013.

Those scandals -- which began to emerge last year -- have resulted in the replacement of much of the company's senior management, including Jeffrey C. Barbakow, Tenet's former chief executive.

Mr Longley explains some of the key concepts in an elaborate body of thought which began to emerge in 1891 with a document called Rerum Novarum which accepted with qualifications the ideas of a free market in capital and labour.

The overdoses, which began to emerge late last summer, set off an investigation by the Food and Drug Administration into why patients tested with this complex yet lightly regulated technology were bombarded with excessive radiation.