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The disruptions seem endless, from snowstorms to Icelandic eruptions.

One solution is to rebuild the aging power grid to be less vulnerable to solar disruptions.

Their biggest concern was not higher temperatures but disruptions to the natural cycle.

Brazil has felt vulnerable to soaring oil prices and to supply disruptions.

disruptions, such as distributed denial-of-service attacks aimed at overloading or paralyzing a website;

Along those lines in 3.5 he mentioned the continued WebLogic integration and new Guardian feature that automatically detects service disruptions.

The Y2K bug produced no serious disruptions of critical services on a national, regional, or global level.

And recently, we've seen problems in foreclosure proceedings - mistakes that have led to disruptions in the housing markets.

The limited slack in the world's food system, particularly its grain production, can amplify the effects of disruptions.

In America, citizens have been advised to stock up on necessities for a short period in case of Y2K disruptions.

Looking towards the summit of eyjafjallajokull, the volcano that caused the disruptions to European air travel when it erupted in April.

Paris closed the Eiffel Tower and its flights were suspended or canceled, as the heaviest snowfall in almost 25 years caused transport disruptions across the country.

He says across the country, Americans are paying more for gasoline - the result of storm-caused disruptions in the operations of refineries and pipelines along the Gulf Coast.

President Obama has delivered a national security speech at a time through disruptions from a member of the audience of the national Defense University today.

All this means that a repeat of 1821-1823 would not lead to a permanent pall over Europe, though it would undoubtedly cause further disruptions.

I think it was totally unnecessary; it should have been avoided rather than costing all the people trouble because there's been a lot of traffic and disruptions all over.

Supply disruptions in the North Sea and the absence of Libyan crude exports are providing solid support to the benchmark, which is used to price more than half of the world's oil.

The report also argues that a more progressive tax system, expanded health care and worker retraining are better ways to respond to the inevitable disruptions trade brings than protectionism.

The innoatie new guidelines aim to limit the spread of a disease while minimizing disruptions to trael, trade and economies and were agreed upon by 193 countries at the World Health Assembly in 2005.