This is in Yukon, a Canadian territory that abuts Alaska.
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This is Rio, too, where immense poverty abuts immense wealth.
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A large terrace abuts the waterfront with a Manhattan vista.
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It is bisected by the Euphrates River and abuts Iraq.
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Sanjia is a small village that abuts the prison grounds.
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County, New Mexico, which abuts the Texas city of El Paso.
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My living room wall abuts the wall of a new building.
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It also has a swim-up bar that abuts an outdoor kitchen.
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Trees and flower beds grow along the canal that abuts the development.
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She now teaches at Rollins College in Winter Park, which abuts Orlando.
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Judge John Hodgman Alex writes: My parents' yard abuts a protected marshland.
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Only several hundred people inhabit the coastal town, which abuts Everglades National Park.
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Braddock's poorest section abuts the steel mill, the railroad and the Monongahela River.
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The opposition-held area abuts the Turkish border on the north and west.
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Rich in oil, it is bisected by the Euphrates River and abuts Iraq.
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This district abuts the part of Kentucky where Justified took place, after all.
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The waterway abuts Port Klang — a well known dumping ground for plastic waste.
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He appears even stronger in the Granite State, which abuts his base of Vermont.
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A veteran conspiracy theorist, Jones frequently abuts community standards without flagrantly violating written rules.
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Much of the land is owned by Drexel, whose main campus abuts the site.
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Like more than a third of Sharon's approximately 2,700 residents, the Abuts are weekenders.
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The valley's southern end is marked by a huge fjord that abuts steep cliffs.
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It directly abuts the Rwandan city of Gisenyi, and thousands cross the border each day.
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Take the town of Panipat in Haryana, a state that abuts the national capital, Delhi.
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She was picking tomatoes in Hidalgo County, which abuts Mexico, when the Border Patrol arrived.
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Indiana also abuts Mr. Kasich's home state, Ohio, and that could help him as well.
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The 5,000-square-foot house, which they are renovating, abuts 16 acres of conservancy land.
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There, the Abuts were drawn to the pastoral surroundings and the deep sense of history.
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A two-hour drive south, the small city of Zapata abuts the U.S.-Mexico border.
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There are concession stands, and the beach abuts a line of food and souvenir kiosks.
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Kayamandi abuts a handful of wineries, some separated by high barbed-wire and electrified fences.
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It abuts the Olkaria geothermal power plants, from which plumes of steam pour into the sky.
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The edges of the city, where the forest abuts the residential areas, were all but gone.
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The entire northern US border abuts a country (Canada) that has legalized marijuana for recreational use.
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Jeddah abuts the Red Sea, but one rarely notices when driving around Saudi Arabia's Western port.
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Strasbourg abuts the German border, across Alsace's Bas-Rhin department, and has the nearest international airport.
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The kitchen has granite countertops and abuts a breakfast area with picture windows overlooking the gardens.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, 30, whose district abuts the 15th congressional district Torres is seeking to represent.
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The resort also abuts the marina and bay, providing boating, water sports, and nature exploring opportunities.
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And so early on the second day, we drove to the pond, which abuts a nature reserve.
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The oddly-shaped parcel that abuts the Long Island Rail Road tracks is available for $20113 million.
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Facebook, whose nearby campus abuts a marsh with endangered species, stopped allowing cat feeding several years ago.
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The freeport, which abuts the city's international airport, is an over-engineered hybrid of vault and temple.
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Terraces there include a shareable version on the seventh floor that abuts a juice bar and TV area.
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A south-facing patio abuts a massive lawn, with a roughly 23-foot swimming pool on one side.
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So 25A, for example — It abuts water on only one of its four sides — refers to RHODE ISLAND.
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The site of the first free black community in America now abuts a middle-class St. Augustine neighborhood.
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Ollie probably never traveled far, apparently sticking close to Rock Creek, which abuts the zoo, Mr. Saffoe said.
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But standing in an ancient burial ground that abuts Shehr-e-Khamoshan, a village elder offers a different view.
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In a surprise, the old Grandstand, which abuts Louis Armstrong Stadium, will also be used for matches this year.
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Ask Real Estate Our backyard abuts a rowhouse that operates a day care center, which also has a yard.
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It abuts New York City-owned land that will remain undeveloped, to ensure the purity of the nearby reservoir.
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Turkey deployed troops in Syria in 2016 and now controls a swathe of territory inside the country that abuts Manbij.
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Though a U.S.-backed rebel group controls the area, it abuts Jordan's border and is encircled by the Syrian army.
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It abuts oak forests, dry prairies and marsh-like wet prairies, and supports coyotes, bears and the occasional mountain lion.
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Residents of three health zones in Kwango province, which abuts the Angolan border, will also be vaccinated during the campaign.
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Located a few hundred feet off Sunset Boulevard, the property is valuable because it abuts the Los Angeles Country Club.
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Another is that Hizbullah's home turf and principal area of operations directly abuts Israel—and it cannot be defeated there.
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Saipov's apartment complex abuts the Omar Mosque, though several members said in the interviews they had never seen him there.
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The approval had been held up for months amid objections from the Standing Rock Sioux, whose reservation abuts the lake.
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Yet its campus directly abuts the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood that is the epicenter of Minnesota's population of 219,500 Somali Muslims.
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Keep an eye on Ward 8, which directly abuts Massachusetts and had the highest number of new voter registrations in 2016.
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Rebel fighters control territory there uncomfortably close to the Assad government's headquarters, including the neighborhood of Jobar that abuts Damascus proper.
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Mandaluyong abuts the Manila business district of Makati, but there are no glittering glass high-rises and no wide sidewalks there.
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Dem and Darboe were taken to Mile 2, a prison complex of white concrete that abuts the main highway into Banjul.
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Todd Fisher and other relatives showed up at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, a legendary resting place for celebs that abuts Paramount Studios.
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Another study in March by the University of Wisconsin looked at one especially blighted zip code—53206—that abuts Sherman Park.
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His tiny border with Kim is insignificant when measured against the thousands of miles and myriad nations the Russian Federation abuts.
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The reports were from only two locations in Hebei, a densely populated province on the North China Plain that abuts Beijing.
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Trachoma was the second leading cause — and it was most common here on the hot, flat plain where Nepal abuts India.
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The entire yard abuts a rocky bluff, and deer would occasionally emerge from the surrounding woods to peer down at us.
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It sits on the grounds of a Montessori school, replete with a white picket fence, and abuts Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
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Today, one of the most prominent features of the area is the sprawling outlet mall that abuts the barbed-wire barrier.
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Only part of the perimeter, which abuts densely-populated residential areas, is protected by fencing, giving the local population easy access.
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Any major incident would have devastating consequences for much of New York State and for a certain metropolis that abuts the Hudson.
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One recent afternoon, three young aboriginal sisters and their female cousin were walking across the Moricetown Indian Reserve, which abuts the highway.
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Tamaulipas, which abuts the U.S. state of Texas, is an especially violent area of Mexico, which is grappling with drug gang violence.
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For wealthy cities like Palo Alto, the Silicon Valley community that abuts Stanford University, the legislation could increase permissible density virtually everywhere.
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Achin abuts the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan, or FATA , a mostly ungoverned region that is home to various Islamist groups.
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The house, which abuts a nature preserve, "is really in the woods," says Bupp, which means extreme privacy but also extreme shade.
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The base, which is run by the Navy and abuts Djibouti's international airport, is the only permanent American military installation in Africa.
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A few blocks away, at the intramural field that abuts a cemetery, another group practiced kicking field goals at the lone goal post.
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In Nir Am, which abuts Gaza&aposs northeast border, the fires have inched dangerously close to adjacent train tracks and a gas station.
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In 2016 the ruling Democratic Union Party (PYD) declared the Kurdish-held territory, which abuts the Turkish border, a federal region called Rojava.
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Rowling's website states The Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is located atop Mount Greylock, which abuts the Berkshires in the Bay State.
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" A listing for the 3,600-square-foot home, which abuts the Clintons' other residence, described it as a "beautifully renovated three-bedroom ranch.
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With a population of approximately 14,000, New Fairfield abuts Putnam County in New York; Sherman is to the north, Danbury to the south.
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Ask where to find immigrants in Willard, and residents respond "in the muck," the charcoal-black, organic-rich farmland that abuts the town.
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We realize that it immediately abuts the Red Light District, which is predictably choked with tourists and terrible looking pizza/kabob/chip shops.
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I started in the Kensington neighborhood, a charming cluster of cottage-like homes, cozy pubs and independent shops that abuts the Bow River.
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Most of the casualties took place in the Neelum Valley, which abuts a river that divides the Pakistani and Indian portions of Kashmir.
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"It's not as if they're building an orphanage," said Andrew Resnick, the musical director of "The Cher Show," whose apartment abuts the construction.
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Residents in the city, controlled by the Houthis, said battles had been fought in the Manzar neighbourhood, which abuts the wall surrounding the airport.
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At the far western end of the Mall, where the Kennedy Center abuts the Potomac River, Mr. Holl is nurturing a competition-winning project.
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Today, the area where he spent his life abuts one of the world's major financial centers through which billions of dollars flow each day.
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It abuts the Hudson River to the west, with dramatic views of the United States Military Academy at West Point on the opposite shore.
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The municipality is a rural area with grasslands and herders that abuts Russia and lies immediately west of the region once known as Manchuria.
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And the problem for Attlee's government is that Bechuanaland, a British protectorate, abuts South Africa, which is setting up the gruesome machinery of apartheid.
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The nonprofit center, which abuts the Rio Grande, sits on the path of a six-mile stretch of wall that has already been funded.
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Being a rare temperate day in Washington with tolerable humidity, we requested a table in the restaurant's outdoor section, which abuts a busy sidewalk.
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Law enforcement officials say Saipov, an Uzbek immigrant, drove the truck onto a bike path that abuts Manhattan&aposs busy West Side Highway on Tuesday.
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Forecasts call for the city, which abuts the Mississippi River and a brackish estuary, to receive at least several inches (cm) of rain from Nate.
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To create these effects, Monaghan abuts and otherwise fastens discarded steel to cotton canvases and then exposes the metal to the elements, including running water.
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But in 2014 the caller was from Barrio 403, which controls the hillside area that abuts the route office, where 30 buses spend the night.
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The hole got another of its signature features in 1922: a deep rectangular bunker tucked into the base of the sandhill that abuts the green.
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But worse things are in store for Louis: His new home abuts a dangerous highway where trucks race by, killing local pets by the score.
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A voting site in one pro-opposition municipality in Miranda, which abuts the capital district of Caracas, did not have power until about 9 a.m.
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The open-air dining area abuts an expansive cactus garden with an open comal (a wood-fired griddle) and chickens and rabbits roaming the grounds.
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In Brickell, a Miami neighborhood that abuts both the Atlantic and the Miami River, Lucas Mattout, 22, was dashing around Publix supermarket looking for water.
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In the process, One Belt, One Road seeks to develop — and at the same time surround — the Muslim region of China that abuts Central Asia.
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The city's vision for Governors Island echoes its technology-themed development of Roosevelt Island (which also abuts Manhattan), according to people familiar with the plan.
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The day before Salvaing was murdered, according to the Le Monde article, he attended a training session at his Police Headquarters, which abuts a mosque.
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Kyle, the statement says, was in the passenger seat while Parker's 2-year-old and 1-year-old children in the backseat, which abuts the trunk.
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And the situation promises only to get worse as more people seeking to reach the US arrive in Baja California, the Mexican state that abuts California.
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Mr Dhlakama indisputably won three provinces in the centre and north, out of the ten nationwide, including one whose coastline abuts some of the biggest gasfields.
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Where Colville abuts the park, two new apartment towers replace a parking lot and a smaller, dilapidated estate housing block that was demolished some years ago.
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She pointed to the speedy renovation of the football building that abuts Waldo Stadium, which now resembles the glossy, touchscreen-filled facilities at Power 5 programs.
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In places like Punjab, and in much of the populous and conservative Hindi Belt it abuts in the north of the country, the figure is below 15%.
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The find abuts the site known to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary, as it houses the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex.
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The 100-acre wildlife center and botanical garden abuts the Rio Grande and is part of the Fish and Wildlife Service's Lower Rio Grande Valley Wildlife Corridor.
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Mr. Stokes posted a series of photos on Facebook that he received from sailors showing debris spilling from a large dump on Wailingding that abuts the coast.
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Now, they risked losing everything to his wife and daughter: 3,100 acres of prime land for farming and cattle ranching that abuts a lake and gold mines.
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It would include major new residential developments and offices, in addition to yet another five-star resort on a stretch of beach that abuts the billionaire's residence.
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The 85033-acre wildlife center and botanical garden abuts the Rio Grande and is part of the Fish and Wildlife Service's Lower Rio Grande Valley Wildlife Corridor.
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In May Arab militants attacked a police station in Ahvaz, a turbulent Arab city in the province of Khuzestan, which abuts Iraq's south-eastern border, killing two policemen.
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"We get all the benefits without any of the burden," cracked Jack Franks, county board chairman for McHenry County, which abuts the Wisconsin border near the likely sites.
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Veracious Brewing, in Monroe, takes a different approach with the dozen-plus beers it serves in an oak-paneled beer hall-like setting that abuts its brew house.
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The once-residential neighborhood abuts the sleek financial district, but its cheaper rents allow bold entrepreneurs to take more risks, even alongside the older family shops, or tiendas.
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Mohammad Aref Shah Jahan blamed political interference and corruption among security forces in the province, which abuts the frontier with Iran in the far west of the country.
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Cornalin The Alpine Valle d'Aosta region of northwestern Italy, which abuts Switzerland and France, is the source of all sorts of unusual grapes like cornalin, fumin and prié.
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The section honoring Ali abuts the larger athletics gallery, a spatial acknowledgment that his significance is too capacious to be contained even by the wide world of sports.
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So Los Angeles is majority Latino, but its Koreatown, where everybody embraces the Korean culture that's there, abuts a big Bangladeshi community, and probably dozens of other cultures.
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The town, however, abuts a highway cloverleaf, and is part of the densely populated Naples area, in a region known for illegal incineration of toxic waste by organized crime.
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"Maybe it is on a migration field for birds, maybe it abuts a river or maybe it is some green space in an area getting overly developed," she explained.
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Jewell has explained that the conceit for "The Girls in the Garden," her 13th novel, was borrowed from real life: Her family's home abuts just such a communal garden.
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That land, which abuts the downtown business district, lies unused now, but the city sees its potential for future development, and is spending $1 billion to improve flood protection.
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Instead, McPherson dares to present music as belonging to a parallel universe, a realm that abuts the dreary reality of the play's here and now but never overlaps it.
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The Western Wall abuts the sacred compound known to Jews as Har ha-Bayit, or Temple Mount, and to Muslims as al-Haram al-Sharif, or The Noble Sanctuary.
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The Western Wall abuts the sacred compound known to Jews as Har ha-Bayit, or Temple Mount, and to Muslims as al-Haram al-Sharif, or The Noble Sanctuary.
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He sat in front of his dorm, which abuts a luxury property owned by the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, who keeps expensive horses there.
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Since April, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe has been fighting the construction of the Dakota Access oil pipeline on their reservation and across the Missouri River, which abuts their land.
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Between 214 and 268, this is where they buried their dead, a green square larger than the one that abuts it, with steep slopes and flat bottomland and, everywhere, stones.
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Similar colors are being mixed for the courtyard's mural, a massive 250,2000-square-foot creation spanning the back side of a Department of Sanitation facility that abuts the building's property.
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In 2014, he performed with Sebastian Hernandez, an artist and Aztec dancer, under a viaduct in the working-class, largely Mexican-American neighborhood of Boyle Heights, which abuts the river.
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Village largely destroyed The village of Gogjali, which abuts Mosul and was the site of heavy clashes between Iraqi forces and ISIS fighters on Monday and Tuesday, has been heavily damaged.
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All this would affect even ostensibly protected lands, because, under the new plan, Grand Staircase no longer abuts Capitol Reef and Bryce Canyon, leaving those national parks exposed to downstream effects.
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The leafy Kiyovu neighborhood rises above the club's six clay tennis courts on one side; on the other, a soccer field sunk at the valley bottom abuts the poorer Gikondo neighborhood.
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In Shenzhen, which abuts Hong Kong, nearly 12,000 trees were knocked over in the city, according to municipal officials, and workers continued to clear roads and highways in the days following.
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For nearly a decade, the venture capitalist Vinod Khosla has been fighting in court to keep the public off a piece of beach that abuts his property on the Pacific coast.
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The focus then tightens, bringing us the story through the eyes of a 9-year-old named Jai who lives in a basti, an impoverished colony that abuts the railway line.
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For nearly a decade, the venture capitalist Vinod Khosla has been fighting in court to keep the public off a piece of beach that abuts his property on the Pacific Coast.
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In reverent black and white, Tom Rankin photographs churches and graveyards, where the South's obsession with its past abuts its obsession with its own physical contours, its haunted sites and immemorial landscapes.
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That night in Tapachula, in the corner of Sadek's restaurant that abuts the street, four tired-looking men from Pakistan sat together at a table, their phones plugged in to the wall.
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"It's really just not safe any more and I don't see it getting any better," said one twentysomething student leaning on a suitcase outside a restaurant in Shenzhen, which abuts Hong Kong.
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As a Vuntut Gwitchin woman from the Yukon Territory in Canada, which abuts Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, I was thrilled to hear President Obama call for the protection of the Arctic.
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The couple bought their four-bedroom, 210,750-square-foot, or 160-square-meter, apartment in 2010 in a building that abuts the Canfield and Greencroft Garden in the South Hampstead Conservation Area.
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In Shenzhen, which abuts Hong Kong, photographs posted on social media showed downed trees blocking roads, but also people making their way to work as if it were a normal Monday morning.
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Any major incident—a meltdown, a radioactive leak, nuclear waste getting into the groundwater—would have devastating consequences for much of New York State and for a certain metropolis that abuts the Hudson.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel is boosting spending on its navy to better protect offshore oil and gas deposits and secure a large maritime zone that abuts that of its neighbor and enemy, Lebanon.
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It is flanked by two indigenous reserves, close to national and state parks, and abuts several so-called conservation units, which enjoy environmental protection levels among the highest in Brazil, according to Jazida.
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The landmarks and other remaining buildings of the hospital complex are to undergo a "full-blown historical restoration," said Douglas C. Steiner, the chairman of Steiner Studios, which abuts the old hospital campus.
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In Fort Smith, officials have closed Riverfront Park, which abuts the river, and on Thursday, the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office issued a mandatory evacuation order for several communities ahead of predicted flooding there.
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White House officials made clear their expectation that Jerusalem's Western Wall, which lies outside Israel's pre-1967 borders and abuts some of Islam's most sacred sites, will eventually be declared part of Israel.
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It has created new humanitarian pressures on a Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) that abuts Rojava, the Syrian Kurdish enclave, and that has tried mightily to maintain good relations with Washington and the West.
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A life member of the volunteer fire department in Youngstown, a small borough that abuts the country club, Palmer would occasionally visit the department's cozy social hall down the street from his house.
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Jennifer Kalish, the sales director for One West End Avenue, said her 42-story building, which abuts Waterline Square, is part of an area called Riverside Center and part of the boulevard community.
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Far to the north on Sunday, in the city of Tijuana that abuts California, hundreds of people from the larger caravan braced for planned protests from local Mexicans both in favor and against them.
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Uruzgan, which abuts the Taliban heartlands of Kandahar and Helmand, has been under intense pressure from the insurgents for years and the defences of the provincial capital Tarin Kot were briefly overrun last year.
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Flanking both sides of the phone are hand-painted signs that read "Robert's Market" and "Kimberly Party Supply" — but the latter stands out because it abuts a mural bursting with red, yellow, and orange.
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She was in Brownsville, Texas for the March 13th asylum hearing of two brothers, Enrique, 23, and Melvin, 21, who she befriended while volunteering in the border camp in Matamores, Mexico, which abuts Brownsville.
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At the offices of startup Vicarious in Union City, where the San Francisco Bay Area's sprawl abuts rolling hills, 10 robot arms tirelessly place travel-sized beauty products into bins on a conveyor belt.
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Tim Young, a pharmacist and the mayor of Monticello, a town of 2,000 that abuts Bears Ears, has adorned his pharmacy's windows with stickers that read "NO MONUMENT" inside the outline of a black bear.
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That could quickly change, given the religious passions that swirl around the Old City, where Al Aqsa Mosque, Islam's third-holiest shrine, abuts the Western Wall prayer plaza, a vestige of two ancient Jewish temples.
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Or head to Decatur, a small city that abuts Atlanta proper, and try Mr. Gillespie's Revival, which serves the kind of food your Southern grandmother might make if she shopped only at the farmers' market.
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Yet despite owning property and a business in Sharon, the Abuts spend the bulk of the week in Manhattan, where they have full-time jobs and rent a one-bedroom on the Upper West Side.
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The four-and-a-half-acre property abuts a state forest, a major selling point for the couple, serious tree people who were known as the Tuckerberrys long before portmanteau celebrity names became the rage.
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Exxon Mobil also bought two blocks that it will operate on its own in the Campos basin, which abuts Brazil's pre-salt area where hydrocarbons are trapped under a layer of salt below the ocean floor.
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He has ridden dune buggies through its sands and invited Western investors and celebrities for helicopter tours of the area, which abuts NEOM, the $500-billion mega-city he wants to build along the Red Sea.
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Once planted on the edge of the Costco parking lot that abuts the Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City, Queens, the containers were moved last year to a slim, weedy lot in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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Thomas Willberg, a dairy farmer whose land abuts Airiston Helmi's headquarters on the mainland, said he was asked several times by the Russian and his associates whether he would be willing to sell his cow patch.
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And it connects refugees with employers, which is exactly how Mr. Twendele got an overnight job at Elizabeth's True World Foods, a sprawling, bone-cold seafood distributor that abuts the New Jersey Turnpike at Exit 13A.
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So Trump's proposed wall will cut across numerous mountain ranges, arroyos, rivers, and communities, including the Tohono O'odham Nation, which abuts 22 miles of US-Mexico border, and includes about 2,000 tribal members who live in Mexico.
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" Stefanie Tellex, the roboticist at Brown University, grew up in a conservative Catholic family in a suburb of Rochester that abuts Lake Ontario, where, she says, "everyone's got a house and a yard, and there's no crime.
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Rose and Gardner live with their young son, Nicky (Noah Jupe), in Suburbicon, a haven so upbeat and sun-blessed that, in spirit, at least, it surely abuts Lumberton, North Carolina, the setting for " Blue Velvet " (1986).
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Anchoring the west side of Phillips Square, a pocket park named for a Montreal industrialist, the hotel abuts Sainte-Catherine Street, a main shopping drag; across the street, you'll find both the Metro and Montreal's Underground City.
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A New York City zip code -- 2000, which directly abuts but does not include Trump Tower -- was ranked second, with about $225,0003 in contributions, behind 2000 in first place, covering parts of Houston, which contributed nearly $2160,2000.
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The patient with the suspected case of coronavirus is a 57-year-old researcher in a university biotechnology laboratory who lives and works in Reynosa, a border town that abuts McAllen, Texas, according to officials in Tamaulipas.
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The US Forest Service estimates that more than one-third of all US homes are in the wildland-urban interface— the area where development abuts flammable open space, and houses are at risk of burning in a wildfire.
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On Friday, the Metrograph, a two-screen theater that also encompasses a bar, a restaurant and a bookstore, will open on Ludlow Street near Canal, where the swinging Lower East Side abuts the largely resistant-to-gentrification Chinatown.
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They're both architecture students at Carnegie Mellon University, which abuts CMOA, and participating in the fashion show gave them a chance to infuse structural design know-how into another artistic medium, blurring the line between construction and fashion.
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International Real Estate 12 Photos View Slide Show ' AN ART NOUVEAU-STYLE HOME IN CENTRAL LUXEMBOURG $4.48 MILLION (4 million euros) This five-bedroom Art Nouveau-style house abuts the Boulevard de la Pétrusse in central Luxembourg City.
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At Wellston, where most students live below the poverty line and the needle-strewn bike path that abuts the marching band's practice field is known as "heroin highway," climate change is not regarded as the most pressing issue.
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The grief that twins experience as they drift apart in life is unique, but it abuts a general grief: if eternal sameness will not guarantee eternal closeness, then what hope is there for siblings, or parents, or lovers?
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The center is a 100-acre wildlife facility and botanical garden in South Texas that abuts the Rio Grande and is part of the US Fish and Wildlife Service Lower Rio Grande Wildlife Corridor, according to court documents.
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But interest from a nonresidential tenant in the location, which abuts the elevated High Line and is amid many art galleries, led the developers to add more commercial space while reducing the number of residential units, Mr. Korolik said.
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Curl north around the station, which abuts forested foothills, and follow the steep, shady path into the woods where, after about a half-mile, you'll reach Nunobiki Falls, a series of majestic cascading waterfalls well worth the sweaty ascent.
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A CitiBike station abuts the back wall; a retail mall has sprung up around it, and the Nu Hotel, across the street, offers a great view of the concertina wire, along with a bar in the lobby called Misdemeanor.
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Their greatest trial, until events turn lethal, is the feeling of degradation: A soldiers' latrine abuts the Spada graveyard, and the family is forced to attend a dinner, in their own dining room, honoring Otto von Below, the victor of Caporetto.
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The shift is obvious even in the new building's architectural scheme: whereas the former building was a gray, Brutalist citadel uptown in Museum Mile, the downtown structure abuts the new Highline Park, offering large, open-air terraces and myriad window views.
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The Patani region abuts Malaysia and is politically fraught due to unresolved or outright antagonistic tensions between the marginalized Islamic and ethnically Malay locals, and the politically dominant Tai ethnic group that is part of the Buddhist majority in Thailand.
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"A Shi'ite investor came to 20 stores on this road, saying we must sign new rental agreements with him," said Abu Mohammed, who owns a shop that abuts state religious property in the Old City managed by the Sunni endowment.
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Although Newfields offers free nights and free or very low-cost membership to local university students and those who qualify for certain state assistance programs, the admissions fee worried many residents — especially since the museum abuts a largely low-income area.
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Ann Rosenberg, a retired New York City schoolteacher, said that coexistence was not a realistic option for developmentally disabled children and young adults at the Jesse J. Kaplan School in West Nyack, which abuts a nature path used by the school.
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Its lively surface is vigorously brushed; a fat rectangle of sullied yellows, on the left, abuts a streaky slab of white in the center, which in turn is held in place by a pillar of cerulean blue on the right.
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The court filing by the Canoe Cruisers Association of Greater Washington seeks the U.S. District Court in Maryland to declare a Coast Guard rule that prevents use of the river that abuts Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, unlawful.
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These camps are the base for the Polisario and the wider independence movement for Western Sahara, which has long pushed for Morocco to give up control of the territory that lies along Africa's northwestern Atlantic coast and abuts Mauritania and Algeria.
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On the Mexican side, meanwhile, sit protected areas like El Pinacate and Gran Desierto de Altar, which abuts the US Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge and parts of the Organ Pipe National Monument and Barry M. Goldwater Range in Arizona.
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"Stop," yelled an agent to the man as he walked with his hands up in the no-man's-land between two border fences at Playas de Tijuana, a beach that abuts the United States at the San Diego County town of Imperial Beach.
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The ancestral entry point into the US for most Jews was New York City's Lower East Side, typically sometime in the early 20th century, and if you know anything about New York City's labyrinthine downtown, you know that the LES abuts Chinatown.
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As in the case of Dawe, who shines light through the barrier of a staunch delineation of gender roles, Jaime Carrejo materializes a symbolic representation that communicates the feelings of attachment to the landscape that surrounds and abuts the US-Mexico border.
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The Pentagon also recently awarded a contract modification in September to conduct an environmental impact study on a potential barrier along the southern boundary of the Barry M. Goldwater Range in Arizona, which abuts some 30 miles of the US-Mexico border.
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Day 5 was an especially memorable outing in which a group of us — myself, two other guests, our guides and a gaucho named Alfredo Medina whose family property abuts a section of the Mogotes River — rode horses to a stretch of that waterway.
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Led by Diego Piña Lopez, a high school teacher who was appointed site coordinator, the volunteers transformed the seedy motel in a dicey area of town that abuts two freeways into a functioning shelter offering a range of services to migrant families.
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Much of the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation's income comes from a casino, but its revenues have lately flattened, and the unemployment rate on the reservation is twice that of Franklin County, which abuts it and is itself one of the poorest parts of the state.
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At the same time, local governments in Shenzhen, a coastal trading hub that abuts Hong Kong, and other industrial centers have steadily increased the mandated minimum wage to improve the welfare of working families and pressure companies to produce more expensive, high-value products.
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Under the proposal, residents in the two buildings would be relocated to new affordable apartments with private landlords within the Fulton Houses, an 11-building complex a few blocks south of Hudson Yards that abuts the High Line, several luxury hotels and prominent art galleries.
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Mr. Costner plays John Dutton, the patriarch of the largest contiguous cattle ranch in the United States — the size of Rhode Island, best navigated by helicopter — which abuts a national park, an Indian reservation and a town overflowing with land developers and energy speculators.
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Warren finished fifth in Nashua (even running behind Biden, whom she bested statewide), in a city that abuts the Massachusetts border, despite the fact that candidates from bordering states (counting Sanders in 2020) have won five of the last seven contested New Hampshire primaries.
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In the House hearing, Representative Anthony Brown, whose Maryland district abuts Fort Meade, told the founder of Corvias, John Picerne, that some of his constituents had reported Corvias employees making obscene gestures at them, engaging in "drive-by harassment" and denying them requested repairs. Mrs.
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Mr. Rauda, a felon who was on parole at the time of the attacks, was also charged with 10 counts of attempted murder in the shootings beginning in November 2016 in and around the park, which abuts the upscale communities of Calabasas and Malibu.
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In "A Visit To/A Visit From/The Island," which I have always found problematic, Fischl abuts two panels, one depicting white, well-heeled bathers cavorting on the beach, and the other with desperate black refugees climbing out of the surf among the bodies of the drowned.
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The result is a mix of styles that abuts the crude textures of the battered floorboards against the radiator's thinly painted, Precisionist reflections, while the windows reveal a townscape whose buildings are rendered in storybook detail beside vegetation that is abstracted into late-Monet blotches and streaks.
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A tiny wine bar, La Réserve de Quasimodo — good for cheese and pâtés — abuts a 13th-century house (dated by archaeologists who tested DNA from a cat skeleton found in the ceiling), while the glassed-in front offers a stunning view of the Hôtel de Ville.
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Residents of Jilin province, which abuts North Korea and Russia, had a jostling reminder of the dangers of nuclear detonations in early September, when the province was physically shaken by an earthquake set off by what North Korea described as a successful test of a hydrogen bomb.
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A two-hour ride down a dirt road, far from cellphone service or any other signs of human life, Picketwire Canyon is a dinosaur lover's dream, largely because of hundreds of hubcap-size theropod and sauropod footprints pressed into a nearby layer of limestone, which abuts the river.
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The university and its alumni responded, reportedly paying the charismatic Mr. Briles one of the highest salaries in college sports and embarking upon a fund-raising campaign that led to the $266 million construction of McLane Stadium — a breathtaking football cathedral that abuts the Brazos River and Interstate 35.
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The official end of hostilities is expected to bring some stability to a part of the world better known for its enduring conflicts, and to a region that abuts one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world even as war rages on in Yemen, just across the Red Sea.
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The club abuts East Fairview Avenue, which, in Jones' telling, neatly illustrates the city's still divergent treatment of its citizens: Along the eastern end, near the country club and a neighborhood of exquisitely landscaped antebellum mansions, is an entertainment district where the authorities are lax about open drunkenness, the activist told me.
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"Sometimes people in a district have a vendetta against another group and they join with the Taliban in order to take revenge," said Attaullah Khogyani, spokesman for the governor of Nangarhar, which includes both Kot and Jalalabad, Afghanistan's fifth largest city, and abuts Pakistan's most violent and lawless areas to the south and east.
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At Obicà, a mozzarella bar inside the atrium that abuts the tower lobby, eight tables of diners evacuated mid-meal did not return, according to the manager, and the restaurant joined the growing number of stores unhappy about how the protection efforts, including permanent street closings and police patrols, have hurt business around the tower.
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To eat and drink, there is Ellington in the Park, a three-year-old bistro in a former toolshed near West 2126th, and Sofrito New York, a Puerto Rican restaurant with a bird's-eye view of the George Washington Bridge in Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park, which abuts Riverside Park in the West 21880s in Hamilton Heights.
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Kirkenes 200 miles Kola Peninsula Norwegian Sea finland russia sweden norway Oslo Moscow estonia latvia lithuania belarus By The New York Times And they are furious that Norway — a NATO ally that abuts Russia in the strategically important Arctic region — has solicited intelligence help from its own citizens who frequently cross the border for business and cultural exchanges.
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In a section on activist art, Antonio Caro's "Aqui no cabe el arte" ("Art Does Not Fit Here," 1972-2014) — a sprawling set of glossy acrylic banners commemorating the university students and indigenous Guahibo people murdered in Colombia in the 1970s — abuts a lithograph of dogged Mexican protestors made four decades earlier by José Clemente Orozco.
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A brawny silver tankard from the early 1700s abuts two exquisitely delicate, blown-glass incalmo vessels made by Dylan Cotton and Christopher DeMott of Fairfield, and also several intricate bronze jewelry pieces made by the Fairfield artisan Michael Michaud, including a brooch in the shape of a curled calla lily, and a bracelet fashioned to look like a strip of stippled birch bark.
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On the way, he sees "one of the most beautiful 'landscapes' the capital owns": Nybroviken, the small bay that abuts Strandvagen; Skeppsholmen across the water with giant trees that are now "leafless crowns"; and beyond, the Baroque Katarina church, whose eastern walls (a century later painted yellow and white) are just beginning to catch the rose-tinted rays of the rising sun.
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Any woman who takes an assignment with Lars von Trier, for example — Emily Watson, Björk, Nicole Kidman, Bryce Dallas Howard, Kirsten Dunst and especially Charlotte Gainsbourg — embodies the concept to a degree that abuts holiness and would alarm H.R. Right now, given how few screen actors are expected — or hired — to achieve anything close, it's a trait that feels increasingly endangered.
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"Both Saccone and Lamb live kind of close to the border of Mike DoyleMichael (Mike) F. DoyleHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment House panel advances anti-robocall bill House Democrats seek bipartisan working group on net neutrality MORE's district," said Pennsylvania Democratic strategist Mike Mikus, referring to the Democratic lawmaker whose Pittsburgh-area district abuts the district where Lamb and Saccone are running.
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The hotel is also home to an outpost of Paris's famed Experimental Cocktail Club, with Scarpa-inspired interiors by the up-and-coming Milan-based interior designer Cristina Celestino; the bar abuts a back garden where guests can relax with a negroni before heading off to see the city's sights on the property's private pontoon — although I'm not anticipating the need to stray too far. Palazzoexperimental.
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The hotel developer Rockbridge put together a band of hometown luminaries: Nick Dryden of Dryden Architecture & Design focused on preservation; Andy Mumma of Barista Parlor is responsible for the coffee bar and the artist Bryce McCloud — who did interiors at Jack White's Third Man Records, headquarters of the Nashville record label, store and music venue — runs the vintage printing press (the hotel abuts Printers Alley, once home to the city's publishing industry).
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