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Israeli news reports said that the explosives were fertilizer-based and wired to a cellular phone, and that the two vehicles, which were blown up by a bomb squad, had been stolen.

For the Anthropocene, the best candidate for such a golden spike are radioactive elements from nuclear bomb tests, which were blown into the stratosphere before settling down to Earth.

Under particular scrutiny are mobile homes, many of which were blown to bits despite a 1999 rule requiring stronger "tie-downs," anchors that latch mobile homes to the ground.

(Before the Mosul Museum, there were the Buddhas of Bamiyan, which were blown up by the Taliban. Of course, there have been other depredations, in other centuries, in the name of iconoclasm).

And the models – some of which were blown up during filming – were meticulously researched.

In 2005 the Valley Road Fire burned 40800 acre in the White Cloud Mountains after being ignited from embers that came from a trash barrel which were blown out on a windy day.

Scott McLean of the California Department of Forestry and Fire protection said on Monday the job of hand crews and bulldozer operators trying to cut containment lines was made more difficult by high winds, which were blowing embers and starting new spot fires.

The river blocks the movement of the dunes, which are blown northwards by the winds.

Large sums are already being spent redeveloping the main shopping district, which was blown up by the IRA in 1996.

A controversial 115ft wind turbine which was blown down in strong winds may have been targeted by saboteurs.

One involves strong stellar winds from hot stars, which are blown off at speeds of thousands of kilometres per second.