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One police tactic is to use teargas to drive them out of the tunnels, causing stampedes in which some have been crushed.

Some say they took a bug with them, but that information was later reputed by two stampedes that insist it was a bear, not a bug.

Stampedes are caused by either panic attempts to escape a threat or when people in a crowd rush to see something gratifying.

The cat's paw had hypertrophy and soft pads, walk quietly silent stampedes rodents, do not send.

Saudi authorities redesigned access to the site and deployed 60-thousand security personnel this year in an effort to avoid stampedes .

More needs to be done to understand stampedes, the authors argue.

Sure enough, scientists received reports of hundreds and hundreds of walruses dead of internal injuries suffered in stampedes .

Spiralling food prices have already triggered stampedes at supermarkets for discounted goods.

People in the audience follow suit. The CROWD STAMPEDES, as Ralph, Jr. continues to perform his maniacal babbling and his buttock bouncing .

Stampedes and crushing at mass gatherings have caused an estimated seven thousand deaths over the past thirty years.

Thus the latest data series, coming on the heels of stampedes for cooking oil, serves as another reminder of over-heating.

Earlier attempts to reach victims were thwarted when the stampedes left helicopters nowhere to land.

Maybe there are emotional stampedes that ripple through social networks.

Walruses are vulnerable to stampedes when they gather in such large numbers.

Have you ever had one of those weeks where the chaos of your home life utterly stampedes on your work life?

The stampedes are the latest twist in China's continuing debate about inflation.

And, like last year, Amazon lures millions of shoppers with respite from holiday stampedes and looted shelves.

All attempts to destroy young Zarathushtra failed; fire would not burn him nor would animals crush him in stampedes ;

Spring thunder stampedes the dragon