"'Wall' shall mean a contiguous, physical wall or other similarly secure, contiguous, and impassable physical barrier," the order said in its definitions.
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" The order goes on to specify later that "'Wall' shall mean a contiguous, physical wall or other simeilarly secure, contiguous, and impassable physical barrier.
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The contiguous United States comes in around 3,120,000 square miles.
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"Large, contiguous blocks of acreage are strategic," he told investors.
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Republican because almost any attempt to draw contiguous districts will
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"It's contiguous only by water, not by land," she said.
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Temperatures across the contiguous United States will also be comfortable.
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Their location makes a contiguous Palestinian state impossible at present.
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Also unlike Portal, the entire game is one contiguous level.
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Palestinians say settlements could deny them a viable and contiguous state.
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"In Manhattan the premium is on larger contiguous space," he says.
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In this renewed relation to objects, seeing is contiguous with making.
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Palestinians complain that these growing settlements make a contiguous state impossible.
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It's the most racially diverse county in the contiguous United States.
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RIPS Not in any compromising way but just contiguous with them.
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For every other state in the contiguous U.S., flu activity remains "widespread."
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They say settlement construction could deny them a viable and contiguous country.
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That's despite that Israel has very little trade with its contiguous neighbors.
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"It's going to be great when we're contiguous states," I would say.
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Yes, we have a relationship because we tell stories which are contiguous.
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This means JetBlue's Wi-Fi is only available within the contiguous United States.
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The caliphate and the contiguous territory under IS crumbled in October last year.
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Practically every smartphone nowadays has one contiguous piece of glass covering its front.
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December 2015 was the warmest December on record for the contiguous United States.
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Only one gas export facility is currently operating in the contiguous United States.
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The last total solar eclipse in the contiguous United States was in 1979.
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Democrats are pretending that this budget is about a 2,000 mile contiguous wall.
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In the contiguous United States, only California's Mount Whitney stands taller (14,505 feet).
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Only one such facility is currently in operation in the contiguous United States.
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The magic and the mania were perfectly contiguous—bordering kingdoms requiring no passports.
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He serves on the federal appellate court serving Colorado and five contiguous Western states.
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Russian military ships were also detected in the contiguous zone between 9:50 p.m.
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There are big questions about whether the "contiguous countries" provision applies to asylum seekers.
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It fears an effort to form a contiguous Kurdish state embracing some Turkish territory.
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Contiguous borders be damned: you'll see nary a neighbor in sight for several miles.
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"Rather than there being opposite sexes, they were contiguous and hierarchical," he tells Broadly.
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ZIP codes aren't even contiguous areas - they are actually just linear features along roads.
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"The mayor remains committed to a contiguous waterfront," said the spokesman, Santiago Melli-Huber.
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Anadarko wells are close or even contiguous to parcels controlled by Chevron and Occidental.
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"I -- I think that's -- that's something we could discuss with Congress in the context of improving TVPRA to -- to eliminate the double standard that now applies for unaccompanied children coming from contiguous countries, Mexico and Canada, versus non-contiguous countries," McAleenan said.
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It relies on a rarely used provision in immigration law, which allows the US to return certain people who enter from a "contiguous territory" to be returned to that contiguous territory until their claim for legal status is either accepted or denied.
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This was the first time a Chinese frigate has entered the contiguous zone, he added.
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They were never friends, but they were often contiguous in their locations and their preoccupations.
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However, a partial eclipse will be visible from everywhere else in the contiguous United States.
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Only about 500 nesting pairs were left in the contiguous United States in the 1960s.
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I've driven a truck 800,14 miles through all 48 contiguous states, plus six Canadian provinces.
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The landscape, steeply raked like a theatrical stage, is mostly contiguous from bottom to top.
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The electricity rates in Puerto Rico are nearly double those of the contiguous United States.
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Just take Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan — three contiguous states spanning the Upper Great Lakes. Mrs.
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"We have a large contiguous piece of land that is very sparsely populated," he said.
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NOAA forecast that two-thirds of the contiguous United States would face elevated flood risks.
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If one contiguous Palestinian state cannot be recognized, then the two-state solution may be dead.
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The highest average price for regular gas in the contiguous U.S. was $2.83 in Los Angeles.
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Fostering ties with the United States' two contiguous neighbors has never been Obama's top agenda item.
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The homes will be built in contiguous tracts and sold in bulk to large-scale investors.
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The survey polled 85033 adults residing in the contiguous U.S. between May 31 and June 4.
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Anti-Assad rebels still control two large contiguous areas of territory in the northwest and southwest.
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They are the only caribou left in the contiguous United States, not the continental United States.
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The area is Kurdish-held but not contiguous with the Kurds' main territory in northeast Syria.
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The selections are based on recommendations, curatorial research, and studio visits throughout the 48 contiguous states.
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The means the two massive 6.8-inch screens don't really effectively combine into one contiguous display.
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Palestinians desire a contiguous portion of their historic lands on which to run their own nation.
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For the Palestinians, that makes the goal of a contiguous, independent state ever more difficult to achieve.
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In addition, the center for the first time would have 500,000 square feet of contiguous exhibition space.
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There's no terrestrial fiber-optic connection from Alaska to Canada or the contiguous US. But that's changing.
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The highest average price in the contiguous 48 states was $3.68 in the San Francisco Bay area.
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Grizzlies still total no more than 85033 percent of their former numbers in the contiguous United States.
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The contiguous United States had the warmest winter in 2628 years of record keeping, federal officials said.
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Louisiana's coastline is constantly changing and it's sinking faster than all the other contiguous 47 states, combined.
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The sellers also own a contiguous property of about 4751 acres, for sale for an additional $29121,900.
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The highest average price in the contiguous 48 states was $3.79 in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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NATO expanded to embrace many of these former states including the Baltic nations contiguous to Mother Russia.
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The highest average price in the contiguous 48 states was $3.81 in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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The contiguous United States had its hottest month of May and the third-hottest month of June.
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Both sides have important material stakes and demands: defensible, contiguous borders, mutual security, and access to resources.
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With the arrival of Hurricane Harvey, the pools have been made not just redundant, but nearly contiguous.
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Temperatures last month were also warmer than average across the contiguous United States and much of Canada.
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The highest average price in the contiguous 48 states was $3.54 in the San Francisco Bay area.
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It lived in what is now the southern part of Canada and in the contiguous United States.
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BlackRock will move from 31 floors spread over three buildings to 3653 contiguous floors in one building.
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Most importantly, it recognizes the idea of a contiguous Palestinian state in line with geographic and demographic realities.
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The measure also makes no adjustment for variations in the cost of living within the 48 contiguous states.
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The highest average price for regular gas in the contiguous U.S. is $2.71 a gallon in San Francisco.
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Because the world's greatest minds aren't confined to a set of contiguous states, a country or even continent.
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The highest average price for regular gas in the contiguous U.S. was $2.70 a gallon in San Diego.
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But from the information we know now, widespread transmission in the contiguous United States appears to be unlikely.
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People in all the contiguous United States will be able to see at least part of the eclipse.
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The second largest lake entirely within the contiguous United States, Lake Okeechobee, is the lifeblood of the Everglades.
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To secure the future of Yellowstone's grizzlies, we need contiguous populations of thousands — not mere hundreds — of bears.
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But if it is, its location will make it harder to create a coherent and contiguous Palestinian state.
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We didn't take many bad 793-point shots and when we were making them it was just contiguous.
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FBI is not supposed to use the word spies, so they use that word, non-contiguous, unidentified, informant.
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In Brooklyn's new scene, however, beards are combined with lipstick, and packing heat is contiguous with pussy power.
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There is a contiguous row of nine such pairings — pint-size below, family-size above — on our street.
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Other, more isolated communities were established for ideological reasons, including an effort to prevent a contiguous Palestinian state.
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Strikingly, the five warmest years on record for the contiguous U.S. have all occurred since 2006, NOAA found.
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In terms of tying it together and responding with a contiguous national strategy, it hasn't been articulated yet.
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Average May temperatures in the 48 contiguous states was 59.5°F, about 0.7°F below the 20th century average.
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Back in 1985, my wife and I purchased three contiguous studios in a recent co-opted building in Brooklyn.
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Some states, including Alabama, require cities to be contiguous, explaining the skinny tentacles that reach out to capture territory.
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He and architect Shoji Sadao created a projection showing all seven continents arranged in a nearly contiguous land mass.
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It's also the first total eclipse of the sun that will be visible from the contiguous U.S. since 1979.
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That marks the most rain ever recorded in the contiguous United States from a tropical storm that made landfall.
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Gas in San Francisco was the highest in the contiguous United States at an average of $3.26 a gallon.
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Still, the stench of his recent provocations followed me to the far northwest corner of the contiguous United States.
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The lowest average gas price recorded in the contiguous 48 states was $2.44 a gallon in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Gas in San Francisco was the highest in the contiguous United States at an average of $3.22 a gallon.
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Its main aim was to prevent creation of a contiguous Kurdish-held corridor it fears could threaten its security.
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"You take a contiguous group of counties and you put them together and say, 'That's your district,' " he said.
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CPC: NOVEMBER-DECEMBER-JANUARY TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK FAVORS ABOVE-NORMAL SEASONAL MEAN TEMPERATURES FOR ALASKA AND MOST OF CONTIGUOUS U.S.
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Gas in San Francisco was the highest in the contiguous United States at an average of $3.00 a gallon.
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Neighboring San Bernardino is the largest county in the contiguous United States, and about the size of West Virginia.
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The highest average price in the contiguous 48 states and Hawaii is $3.69 in the San Francisco Bay area.
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Each of those two-letter rebuses are state abbreviations, and each pair is contiguous, separated by a STATE LINE.
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Home to the geographic center of the contiguous United States, Kansas is among the flattest states in the country.
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And the idea of Russia as an expanding "contiguous" country would probably upset anyone from, say, Germany or Finland.
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Derek Brahney's sculpture "Neighbor" (2017) sets up a series of fences in the shape of the 48 contiguous states.
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Imagine a third of the contiguous United States — let's say everything west of the Rockies — as one single state.
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Glasson thinks it has to do with how isolated communities can be in Wyoming, the contiguous US's least dense state.
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By a decade or so ago, however, nearly 10,000 nesting pairs were thought to be in the contiguous United States.
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Gas in San Francisco was the highest in the contiguous United States at an average of $3.03 a gallon Friday.
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Gas in San Francisco was the highest in the contiguous United States at an average of $3.04 a gallon Friday.
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The total is estimated to be even greater for the contiguous U.S., but no study to date has quantified this.
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Gas in San Francisco was the highest in the contiguous United States at an average of $3.01 a gallon Friday.
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They took on 14,213-foot Mount Whitney, the highest summit in the contiguous United States, located in the Sierra Nevada.
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Government-sanctioned extermination campaigns resulted in the near eradication of wolves in the contiguous United States in the 20th century.
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Ankara ultimately fears the creation of an independent Kurdish state occupying contiguous territories currently belonging to Iraq, Syria and Turkey.
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The contiguous United States is experiencing its second-warmest year on record so far in 2017, federal scientists announced Friday.
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Open to legal residents of the 48 contiguous United States (excluding Rhode Island) and Washington, D.C., age 18 and over.
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The more outposts that are built, the more settlements expand, the less possible it is to create a contiguous state.
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Gas in San Francisco was the most expensive in the contiguous United States at an average of $3.02 a gallon.
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Kevin Costner stars as John Dutton, a sixth-generation rancher who controls the largest contiguous ranch in the United States.
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The Palestinians say Israeli settlements in the West bank, a key issue in peace talks, deny them a viable contiguous state.
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We created a map using the NWS's National Snowfall Analysis to visualize the average snow accumulation in the contiguous United States.
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While seven years isn't exactly soon, consider that the last total solar eclipse passing over the contiguous U.S. happened in 236.
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It was the hottest June on record for the contiguous US, with none of the lower 48 seeing below average temperatures.
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Twelve miles beyond that is the contiguous zone where the country can only enforce laws regarding customs, taxation, immigration, and pollution.
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ET. August 21 will mark the first time a total solar eclipse has been visible from the contiguous U.S. since 1979.
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Temperatures between January and June in the contiguous United States and southern Canada ranged at least 3003 degrees cooler than average.
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I remember watching the partial phases of the last total solar eclipse to graze the contiguous United States back in 1979.
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One local activist calls it the "doomsday settlement", a deadly blow to the idea of a territorially contiguous future Palestinian state.
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An ICBM's flight time from most Soviet launch points to targets in the contiguous United States would be about 2100 minutes.
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The more outposts that are built, the more the settlements expand, the less possible it is to create a contiguous state.
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Moreover, congressional districts can look more like a frying pan or a pair of earmuffs than a contiguous sphere of representation.
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"There are cranes," Neville said, scanning the skyline of Manchester and Salford, sister cities so contiguous that their boundaries have melted.
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Florence was the rainiest hurricane on record for the Carolinas, and the eighth-rainiest to ever hit the contiguous United States.
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But some may be related to warming, and the contiguous United States experienced its third-warmest year on record in 2017.
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He pointed to the history of farmers swapping odd parcels of land to create contiguous farms that were easier to maintain.
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To start with, the rivers of the Amazon Basin course through a region almost the size of the contiguous United States.
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The settlements were "leading to a creeping annexation that prevents the establishment of a contiguous and viable Palestinian state", it said.
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The May record and the near-record in June were for the 48 contiguous states only, not the continental United States.
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Historically, grizzlies ranged from Alaska to Mexico, with at least 50,000 bears living in the western half of the contiguous United States.
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Pantry items cannot be sent to P.O. Box addresses, Amazon Lockers, or states outside of the "contiguous United States" (Hawaii and Alaska).
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Even the northern parts of the show were shot between Iceland, Scotland, and Ireland then spliced together as if they were contiguous.
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The redrawn districts, the court advised, should be "composed of compact and contiguous territory" and should not gratuitously divide cities and counties.
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The shipping feature has been in testing for a few months prior to today's nationwide launch across the 48 contiguous U.S. states.
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Turkey's air force targeted the YPG in October to prevent the emergence of a contiguous autonomous zone along the Turkey-Syria border.
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Anadarko's contiguous plots will let Chevron drill farther sideways and ease transport of masses of sand and water needed for each well.
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None of the properties are contiguous, and local realtors say that Musk plans to build a tunnel to connect two of them.
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In fact, of all the 48 states in the contiguous United States, it is the only state I have never been to.
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The area, which is mostly contiguous and hugs the coast off the Ross Sea ice shelf, will come under protection on Dec.
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When I visited my family on Guam, I flew from the contiguous US by connecting through either Honolulu, Hawaii, or Tokyo, Japan.
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I wondered how the in-stadium director managed to find contiguous rows of Chargers fans to show on-screen during the game.
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If you live in any of the 48 contiguous states or the Greater Toronto Area, you can take advantage of the service.
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There are over 80 settlements east of the separation barrier, many located in places that would make a contiguous Palestinian state impossible.
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We limited our focus to the contiguous United States, where we had the best data and the most relevant cities for comparison.
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Over the past two years, the wall has become "see-through" and perhaps less contiguous (there are canyons and rivers, after all).
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But this retro view of Europe is hardly exploding in popularity, as contiguous as it may appear with the views of Donald Trump.
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AT&T paid approximately $18.2 billion to acquire contiguous 10x10 MHz blocks of AWS-3 spectrum covering approximately 9083% of the U.S. population.
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The most northwestern point of the contiguous United States, Cape Flattery provides a gorgeous view of the Pacific Ocean and the Washington coastline.
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Since then, they have lost infrastructure, resources, supply routes, control over about 8 million people and — most importantly — administration of a contiguous territory.
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Home to the country's largest contiguous arts district, you'll want to end your arty tour at the Dallas Museum of Art (free admission!).
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Since launch, Seattle-based Crowd Cow has expanded to offer chicken, olive wagyu, and pork and now serves the entire contiguous United States.
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A few caveats: You must be over 18 and a legal resident of the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, or Washington, D.C., to enter.
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Last year, the annual average temperature in the contiguous United States was 54.4 degrees Fahrenheit, 155 degrees higher than the 20th century average.
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Many Kurds think the Turkish mission is really aimed at blocking them from gaining a contiguous piece of territory along the Syrian frontier.
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Dr. Bernal said he believes that the best hope for Tochecito lies in land purchases to create a contiguous chain of private sanctuaries.
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The company behind the first liquefied natural gas export project in the contiguous United States has delayed the first shipment from the facility.
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AT&T paid approximately $18.2 billion to acquire contiguous 10x10 MHz blocks of AWS-3 spectrum covering approximately 96% of the U.S. population.
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Since 2015, 37,262 cases of Zika have been reported in US territories, and 5,716 cases have been reported in the contiguous United States.
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Australia is roughly the size of the 48 contiguous United States, but has about one-thirteenth the population, making a national grid costly.
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Another contiguous national forest in Mariposa and an adjacent county has one law enforcement officer for 1 million acres of federally managed forestland.
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The ban applies only to the 26 European Union member nations in the Schengen Area — which don't conduct checks at their contiguous borders.
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The National Weather Service said that Sunday's lowest temperature in the contiguous United States was -36F, which was recorded at Edwards, New York.
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To minimize them, developers will often duplicate certain game assets in order to form contiguous data blocks, which the drive can read faster.
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Today there are estimated to be more than 5,600 gray wolves in the contiguous United States, according to the Fish and Wildlife Service.
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This section of law clearly states that aliens arriving from a contiguous territory may be returned to that territory pending their immigration hearing.
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That law does not allow the government to immediately deport minors from any country other than Canada and Mexico so no non-contiguous countries.
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Last year, the burger chain switched to fresh beef quarter-pound burgers from frozen at most of its stores in the contiguous United States.
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Unlike elsewhere in central and eastern Europe, the Czech communists are historically contiguous with the organisation that ran the country during the cold war.
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Countries can police their contiguous zone, adjacent to the disputed territory, for customs and immigration violations, but can't prevent passage by other nations' vessels.
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Most people in the contiguous United States are unlikely to ever come into contact with the Zika virus, but two groups need particular attention.
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Like the rest of Interior Alaska, Fairbanks, a region of nearly 100,000, is separated from the power grid of the contiguous US and Canada.
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They said the species, which once roamed nearly the entire contiguous United States before humans decimated the population, is critical to maintaining health ecosystems.
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They said the species, which once roamed nearly the entire contiguous United States before humans decimated the population, is critical to maintaining healthy ecosystems.
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The EPA's rule defines "adjacent" as anything "bordering, neighboring or contiguous," and further stretches these terms to encompass whole flood plains and riparian areas.
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Couple and business partners Michael Swanson and Cheri Reese are the founders of Far North Spirits, the northernmost distillery in the contiguous United States.
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Anadarko and Chevron have a 22023-mile stretch of contiguous acreage in the Permian, which should help the companies reduce production and transportation costs.
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The May record and the near-record in June were set in the 48 contiguous states only, not the continental U.S., which includes Alaska.
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That state, as envisioned by a map included in the plan, would for the most part be encircled by Israel, and is not contiguous.
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It was particularly useful for solving a so-called checkerboard problem by acquiring adjacent parcels to create more contiguous parks and forests, supporters said.
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"They told me they were going to make the walls contiguous, and I didn't get it," said Ms. Lindley, a retired computer science teacher.
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Almost all looked like ink splashes on the canvas of mapping, non-contiguous patches of land "given" to black people by a white government.
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So he proposes Palestinian autonomy for seven non-contiguous emirates in major Arab cities, as well as Gaza, which he considers already an emirate.
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They are part of an Arctic plunge hammering the northern part of the contiguous United States, causing the deaths of at least nine people.
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It is also known as a "like-kind" exchange and traces its roots back to farmers trading parcels of land to create contiguous farms.
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That agenda may not be in any sense contiguous with the one Trump has embraced, and that's where the friction could happen -- if it does.
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Well there is a glaring loophole in the immigration law that forbids border control from immediately deporting unaccompanied minors from Central America, non-contiguous countries.
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Tippet Rise is made up of six contiguous parcels of it, all former ranches that were bought by the center's founders, Cathy and Peter Halstead.
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Domestically speaking, Virgin America and JetBlue can both boast having Wi-Fi on 100% of their contiguous flights (and JetBlue's service is free, at that).
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However, if they choose to have the item shipped, OfferUp charges a 9.9% fee to cover shipping and handling across the 48 contiguous U.S. states.
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The study was conducted over the course of six months, with more than 3,800 booking requests being made across the United States' 48 contiguous states.
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Turkey's primary goal has been to secure its border along northern Syria, and checkmate Syrian Kurdish aspirations for a contiguous autonomous zone in the area.
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Mongolia is perhaps best known as the homeland of famed 12th Century conqueror Chinggis (Genghis) Khan, whose dynasty amassed the largest contiguous empire in history.
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The European starling population (estimated at 200 million) now inhabits all of the contiguous United States, a good part of Canada and most of Mexico.
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Of course there are plenty of people in the contiguous 48 states interested in adopting an adorable animal; the issue is getting the two together.
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"Amazonas state has the largest contiguous portion of forest in the Amazon," Cristiane Mazzetti, a Greenpeace Amazon Campaigner in Sao Paulo told Motherboard over Skype.
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Well, there are over 80 settlements east of the separation barrier, many located in places that would make a continuous – a contiguous Palestinian state impossible.
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Doing so would bisect the West Bank into northern and southern halves, precluding the establishment of a contiguous, viable Palestinian state in the West Bank.
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Suzuki is the first player from Japan to reach 2783,000 hits and just the fourth player born outside the contiguous United States to do so.
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Their life span was almost perfectly contiguous with the Clinton administration, a period of rightward creep that many failed to see clearly at the time.
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The reason for that is simple: The visitor today is S.V. Spakenburg, a rival so local that the two clubs' stadiums are all but contiguous.
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The Current Biology study also reported some positive news: Much of the remaining wilderness, about 80 percent, still consists of large, contiguous chunks of land.
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At least 8,006 cases were recorded, with patients ranging from the contiguous states and US territories, including Guam, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands.
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The May record and the near-record in June were set in the 2800 contiguous states only, not the continental United States, which includes Alaska.
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But the election will do little to settle the uprising against Mr. Biya in Cameroon's two English-speaking regions, contiguous areas along the Nigerian border.
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Eighty miles to the west is the Sierra Nevada range, the highest in the contiguous forty-eight states, rising to fourteen thousand five hundred feet.
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To avoid routine checks, the sailors skillfully navigate what is known as the "contiguous zone," the continuous maritime area extending beyond any country's territorial waters.
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In Mexico, the monarchs settle in about a dozen high-altitude, fir-covered mountainous areas in Michoacán and contiguous Mexico State, the Forest Service said.
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This winter is on track to be the warmest on record in the contiguous U.S., January 2020 was the hottest January in recorded global history.
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Ultimately, the policemen took five houses along a street that extended north until it linked with a contiguous front manned by the Army's 16th Division.
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The park is contiguous with other large protected areas, including the Pasayten Wilderness, Mount Baker Wilderness, Glacier Peak Wilderness, and Lake Chelan National Recreation Area.
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South central Colorado, the climate division just outside Salida, has warmed 1.2 degrees on average since 1988, among the warmest divisions in the contiguous United States.
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You should be able to deport people at an expeditious manner at the border who cross the border illegally to non-contiguous countries and so forth.
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It turned out to be the arrival of West Nile virus in the United States, and today, the virus is endemic in the 48 contiguous states.
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Besides being an expensive year for disasters, 2017 was also the third warmest for the contiguous US since record keeping began in 1895, NOAA scientists said.
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Alaska's recent heat wave has been grabbing headlines, and rightly so: The state has been hotter than parts of the contiguous U.S. during June and July.
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The lens is perfectly flush with the back glass panel — if anything, it would likely be a bit recessed, were the glass not a contiguous surface.
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The July temperature for the contiguous United States has warmed at an average rate of 1.1 Fahrenheit per century since 1895, the national information centers said.
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North Carolina had some of the most liberal annexation laws in the country; until recently it allowed cities to annex contiguous land more or less unilaterally.
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"We're not doing it to equalize population or make the districts more compact or contiguous," David Gersch, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said of Republican legislators.
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The problem arises when the animals flee past the park's boundaries, said Singh, particularly in the southern most sections which are contiguous with hilly wild areas.
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Under current law, however, only nationals from contiguous countries, such as Mexico, are sent back across the border without appearing before an immigration judge (NBC News).
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The first export of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the contiguous United States is due to depart from Louisiana Wednesday, the company making the shipment said.
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If corridors are lost or blocked, animals face what scientists call "habitat fragmentation," in which contiguous areas are subdivided and wildlife species isolated from one another.
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Contiguous geographic expansion and bolt-on acquisitions have enabled the company to grow sales and increase market share in a mature, highly competitive, and consolidating industry.
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But the majority of planned settlement units are slated for Ariel, a settlement that juts deep into the West Bank, making a contiguous Palestinian state impossible.
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Fall 2015 was, after all, the warmest autumn on record for the contiguous 48 states since record-keeping of weather began in the US in 1895.
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Provide for secure and recognized international borders between Israel and a viable and contiguous Palestine, negotiated based on the 278 lines with mutually agreed equivalent swaps.
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In October, Hurricane Michael, the first Category 5 hurricane to hit the contiguous United States in 26 years, made landfall in the heart of tupelo country.
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In the contiguous United States, gas was most expensive in San Francisco at $3.21 a gallon and cheapest in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at $2.31 a gallon.
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The contiguous US average rainfall of 6.23 inches made 2018 the wettest year in 35 years and the third-wettest year since records began in 1895.
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The central tenet of such energy policy should be the recognition that these islands are not interconnected to other power grids, unlike the 48 contiguous states.
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Al-Bab&aposs strategic location allowed Turkey earlier this year to uproot the YPG from its westernmost stronghold Afrin, thwarting a contiguous Kurdish entity along the border.
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In any final status agreement between Israelis and Palestinians, it will be difficult to create a contiguous Palestinian state while trying to connect Beit El to Israel.
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Millions of people stared up at the sky on Monday for a chance to watch the first total solar eclipse in the contiguous United States since 1979.
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JetBlue then launched its first route to a destination outside the contiguous US, San Juan, Puerto Rico, where the company would eventually form a base, in 2002.
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To use, simply open your Lyft app and select your destination off of a list of pre-defined "Lyft Rail Stations" peppered across the contiguous United States.
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Production from the contiguous United States excluding the Gulf of Mexico was still down by almost 550,1.503 bpd (7.5 percent) in November 2016 compared with November 2015.
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The vote took place in the three provinces that make up Iraqi Kurdistan, and in the contiguous Iraqi regions that Kurdish forces took from Islamic State (IS).
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Since last week, weather forecast models have been in agreement that a high pressure ridge of air will march across most of the contiguous US this week.
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The free flight must be within the contiguous U.S. and Alaska, and you have to use it or lose it between May 1 and June 15, 2017.
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However, this schema suffers from a significant flaw: A pristine and contiguous Hindu civilization in which the cow's sanctity was upheld is disputed by the historical record.
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On the other hand, the contiguous US receives a max of 17 hours a day, because after that it rotates out of daytime sunlight and into night.
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I think there is contiguous land around where our resort is so we are looking at expanding together with our Philippines partner but again, still early days.
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Most marketplaces expand into contiguous neighborhoods, but you'll also want to expand to places where the value you provide is most needed and the results are predictable.
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Following a record-warm winter in the contiguous United States, above-normal temperatures should persist in most of the country through June, except for the southern Plains.
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There is also broad recognition of Israel's need to ensure that the borders are secure and defensible, and that the territory of Palestine is viable and contiguous.
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There is a notable drive toward streamlining, with fewer galleries this year — a total of 198 from 31 countries at Piers 73/94, the contiguous exhibition space.
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There is a notable drive toward streamlining, with fewer galleries this year — a total of 14 from 31 countries at Piers 92/94, the contiguous exhibition space.
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Of the 48 contiguous states studied, New York had the largest percentage of premature deaths from out-of-state pollution in all three of the years examined.
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Indeed, the Turkish Armed Forces have been engaging in piecemeal military operations in Syria to prevent the formation of a contiguous Kurdish region along its southern border.
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The United States only has one operating LNG export terminal in the contiguous 48 states, Cheniere Energy's Sabine Pass facility on the border of Texas and Louisiana.
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Al-Baghdadi's fighters captured a contiguous stretch of territory across Iraq and Syria, including key cities, and in June 2014, it announced its own state — or caliphate.
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At the same time, many Palestinians say the line has already been crossed — that Israeli settlements have already eliminated the possibility of creating a contiguous Palestinian state.
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Every few years, during agricultural growing seasons in the contiguous United States, the government flies over the country and takes high-resolution pictures of the vegetation below.
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At its height, the Sunni extremist group commanded a huge swathe of contiguous territory across Syria and Iraq, accounting for about a third of both countries' land.
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Overall, the amount of drought-stricken land across the contiguous U.S. grew from 19.5 percent at the end of August to 31.5 percent by the end of November.
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The research of Dr. J. Calvin Coffey, foundation chair of surgery at the University of Limerick, is reclassifying this part of the digestive system as a contiguous organ.
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The company has indicated it will participate in the auction as it is interested in acquiring 10x10 MHz contiguous licenses nationwide but has not committed to spending levels.
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"We're deeply concerned that Chinese naval ships entered the waters contiguous to our Senkaku islands for the first time," Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told reporters Thursday.
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During the height of the heat wave, a majority of the contiguous U.S. is likely to see high temperatures well above 26000 degrees Fahrenheit, or 213 degrees Celsius.
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Today, the largest cluster of sheriff's departments participating in the 287(g) program is a band of 15 contiguous counties between Houston and the southern border with Mexico.
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Today, the largest cluster of sheriff's departments participating in the 287(g) program is a band of 2287 contiguous counties between Houston and the southern border with Mexico.
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Here are a few of our favorite images of this very special astronomical event, the likes of which hasn't been visible from the contiguous United States since 1979.
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The Turkish government is determined to prevent the YPG and its political arm, the PYD, from carving out a contiguous Kurdish homeland across Turkey's southern border with Syria.
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The Chinese frigate was seen in waters contiguous to Japan's territory around the islands, known as the Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, the Defence Ministry said.
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According to scientists, Harvey dumped more rain than any previously recorded storm in the contiguous U.S. This week the nation braced again as Hurricane Irma swept through Florida.
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According to the Air Force, its Nevada Test and Training Range is the largest contiguous air and ground space available for peacetime military operations in the free world.
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Otherwise known as the WUI, these areas make up 9 percent of the contiguous United States and contain approximately 45 million homes, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
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The new ceiling loan limit in these areas will be $636,150, or 150 percent of $424,100, for one-unit properties in the contiguous 48 U.S. states, FHFA said.
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You remember spending 15 minutes on Sunday, May 25, 1986, holding hands with people in an attempt to form a continuous human chain across the contiguous United States.
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Minors from Mexico or Canada — countries contiguous with the United States — can be quickly sent back to their home countries unless it is deemed dangerous to do so.
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Turkey has been targeting Kurdish fighters as well as IS in its campaign in northern Syria, fearing the establishment of a contiguous Kurdish statelet on its southern border.
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Contemporary art and architecture are often thought of as contiguous, at least since the postwar era, when the division between various practices — sculpture, painting, design — began to collapse.
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The National Weather Service said that Sunday's lowest temperature in the contiguous US was -36F, which was recorded at Edwards, NY -- two miles north of Philadelphia, New York.
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But the Turkish advance has also served to blunt the Kurdish fighters' efforts to carve out a contiguous swath of territory inside Syria stretching to the Iraqi border.
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CreditCreditWilliam Mullins, via Alamy NORTH FORK, Idaho — The Middle Fork of the Salmon River, one of the wildest rivers in the contiguous United States, is prime fish habitat.
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The company's researchers trained their AI model on historical radar data collected between 2017 and 2019 in the contiguous US by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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"The bill provides expedited consideration for Indian citizenship to persecuted religious minorities already in India from certain contiguous countries," said Raveesh Kumar, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry.
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You could make a fair case for just about all of them individually, and the map overall is inarguably more compact, contiguous and rational than what preceded it.
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The park is centered around a 19th century military encampment, Fort Ross, which is the site of the first Russian settlement in what would become the contiguous United States.
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What is often hidden from view is that a strip of land in northern Syria, known as Rojava, contiguous with south-eastern Turkey, is home to a remarkable revolution.
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In the contiguous United States, the year was the second-warmest on record, punctuated by a December that was both the hottest and the wettest since record-keeping began.
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From January through November 2017, temperatures in the contiguous US were the third-warmest on record (just behind 2015 and 2016), according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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At the company's first developer conference, Magic Leap announced they are opening orders of the Magic Leap One Creator's Edition headset to the 48 contiguous states of the USA.
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The study finds large contiguous river networks with intact natural connectivity are limited to places where few humans live, including the Arctic, Amazon Basin, and Congo Basin in Africa.
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And despite the pressures of a looming deadline that may yet again shut down the government, Capitol Hill has denied Trump the contiguous wall he has so adamantly championed.
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The Kurdish move east brings them closer to their dream of uniting Afrin with the town of Kobani and creating a contiguous Kurdish state along Turkey's long southern border.
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At the time, she was a super-conservative Republican from a super-conservative, non-contiguous state that had little to do with Saturday Night Live's coast-to-coast audience.
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Principle number one: Provide for secure and recognized international borders between Israel and a viable and contiguous Palestine, negotiated based on the 2628 lines with mutually agreed equivalent swaps.
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These are all valid maps, in that they satisfy widely accepted parameters for what a districting plan should look like, with contiguous geography and compact shape, among other measures.
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Adults 18 years of age and older residing in the contiguous United States were contacted on landline or mobile numbers and interviewed in English by telephone using live interviewers.
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That newer, slimmer profile is due, in no small part, to the flush display, one contiguous piece of glass that meets up with a slight lip on the side.
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"Places that were removed from Yosemite's forests have a higher density of roads, which suggests these ecosystems are now more fragmented, less contiguous, and less healthy," Kroner told me.
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In 1925, Mr. Maioglio paid around $250,000 for four contiguous brownstones on West 46th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, built by the Astor family in the latter 1800s.
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Across an area the size of the contiguous United States, there are thousands of cachaça stills, many unlicensed, that produce hundreds of millions of liters of the spirit annually.
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In contrast, the group of 6900 states in the contiguous United States that retained the old monopoly utility model experienced average weighted price increases from 2628 through September 28503.
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One of several contiguous historic districts in the city's Quapaw Quarter, the neighborhood contains some of the city's oldest houses, many in Queen Anne, colonial revival and Craftsman styles.
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What it offers is a sovereign state, mostly contiguous territory, the return of prisoners, a link to connect Gaza and the West Bank, and $50 billion in economic assistance.
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The contiguous United States is having its second-warmest year so far in 123 years of record keeping, according to new data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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For the New Year's Day, it became the coldest day of the 21st century in the 48 contiguous US states, according to a measure tracked by Commodity Weather Group.
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So rather than offer the Icarians a single, contiguous tract, Peters proposed that they take their land in family-sized allotments of 320 acres, laid out in a checkerboard pattern.
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"He's particularly concerned that the establishment of a new settlement near Shilo will make the prospect of a viable, contiguous Palestinian State more remote," a statement from his office said.
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The network had just aired an hourlong special on Sunday honoring Safer, whose 46 years on 60 Minutes stands as the longest contiguous primetime network TV stint of any kind.
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Legal experts said the proposal, if adopted, is expected to be challenged in court and could come down to the legality of a "contiguous territory" provision in U.S. immigration law.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said this past December was the warmest on record for the contiguous United States, leading to below-normal snowfall for the dense U.S. Northeast.
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This reform would change the status quo "cookie cutter" policy, in which only one exchange must serve an entire state but not exceed its boundaries, even into contiguous metropolitan areas.
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Open to legal residents of the 49 contiguous United States (excluding Arizona), 18 years or older and over the age of majority in jurisdiction of residence at time of entry.
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And Ofran positied the Israeli government would continue to build in settlements deep in the West Bank that make it impossible for a contiguous Palestinian state to come into existence.
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He chose India but only after Pakistan, which viewed a contiguous Muslim-majority area as a natural part of its territory, had sent tribal insurgents who grabbed half the land.
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Today, the string of four groups of small islands totaling 211 acres is a National Wildlife Refuge, home to the largest colony of nesting seabirds in the contiguous United States.
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Most of the acreage EQT will acquire from Rice is contiguous to its existing holdings, so it will be able to produce more efficiently through horizontal drilling, the company said.
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One of several contiguous historic districts that make up the Quapaw Quarter, the neighborhood contains some of the city's oldest houses, many in Queen Anne, colonial revival and craftsman styles.
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Just 25 miles shy of the Canadian border in the tiny northern Minnesota town of Hallock — population 908 — sits Far North Spirits, the northernmost distillery in the contiguous United States.
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The entry of 13 Chinese government vessels into "contiguous waters", which countries can police for customs and immigration violations, took place despite Japan's repeated protests over recent, smaller-scale entries.
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Jewish settlements in occupied territory Palestinians seek for a state have also dimmed Palestinian hopes of a viable and contiguous country of their own with East Jerusalem as its capital.
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The Trump administration says it is relying on a U.S. law that allows migrants attempting to enter the United States from a contiguous country to be removed to that country.
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It proposes that, under certain reasonable constraints, any map of contiguous countries can always be colored with just four colors such that no two neighboring countries are colored the same.
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Or go to Over-the-Rhine, or OTR, a neighborhood once dominated by tenement-living German immigrants, to see the largest contiguous collection of 19th-century Italianate architecture in America.
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The pieces that find each other again, scientists have determined, are those that were physically contiguous in the first place — only now all their positions and relationships are clearly marked.
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The greatest known global warming and mass extinctions occurred 2023 million years ago when basaltic lava covered an area of Siberia equivalent to 87 percent of the contiguous United States.
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Nowhere is the danger more acute than in a pair of contiguous districts that stretch from Orange County's Seal Beach down the Pacific coastline to the cliffs of La Jolla.
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To be credible, its offer had to provide for a contiguous state in most of the West Bank and not one largely segmented in roughly two-thirds of the territory.
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Sure, Vancouver can be seen as culturally contiguous to other coastal urban zones that celebrate individual expression: the Castro district in San Francisco, Echo Park in Los Angeles, Portlandia, etc.
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New Mexico, South Carolina, and Oklahoma round out the bottom 10, and, while not contiguous with the poorest seven, they are also not in the Midwest and not electorally competitive.
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Because they don&apost have a contiguous border, they can&apost just jump over a fence, it&aposs a long way and second is there are rules, there&aposs a line.
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Most of the budget next year will be spent on shale projects in the contiguous United States, with some focus on Alaska and Europe, as well as maintenance of existing operations.
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Here's how I saw it in 2012: To put it bluntly, there is no small tablet market…Two years ago we were talking about the tablet market as a contiguous whole.
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Amenities are mostly spread across six contiguous floors, starting at the second floor, which includes a half-basketball court, playrooms for children, and a wine room, where bottles can be stored.
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"Obstacles to peace" is foreign policy speak for a total roadblock toward finding an agreement with the Palestinians on territorial concessions and creating a contiguous Palestinian state alongside a Jewish one.
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Now, six months later, and with "thousands" of customers from every state in the contiguous U.S., it is announcing a new $5 million round, led by The Chernin Group affiliate TCG.
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Since 2000, the paper reports, the size of the ozone hole over Antarctica shrank by about 4 million square kilometers — an area equivalent to about half of the contiguous United States.
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As part of an ongoing project, our lab has examined all 3,064 contiguous U.S. counties with average county elevation to access whether there is a significant association between suicide and altitude.
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Open to legal residents of the 48 contiguous United States (excluding Rhode Island), 18 years or older, and over the age of majority in jurisdiction of residence at time of entry.
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Since 3004, researchers have been studying the relationship between wolves and moose on remote Isle Royale in Lake Superior, one of the least-visited national parks in the contiguous United States.
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YES, WINTER WAS HOT: The abnormally hot December last year made this winter the hottest on record for the contiguous United States, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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WUI makes up 9 percent of the contiguous U.S., from Colorado's Front Range to Southeast Texas to the Great Lakes states, and according to Headwaters, 84 percent of it remains undeveloped.
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Open to legal residents of the 48 contiguous United States (excluding Rhode Island), 21 years or older and over the age of majority in jurisdiction of residence at time of entry.
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The Trump administration has been trying to deport unaccompanied children from non-contiguous countries shortly after arrest, arguing that the system as is encourages illegal immigration and the exploitation of children.
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The most ethical (and most economically sensible) choice is that all data generated by autonomous vehicle companies should be part of a contiguous system built to make for a smarter, safer humanity.
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One concern, expressed by the European Union, and in the past by the US State Department, is that settlement expansion may make a contiguous, whole Palestinian state in the West Bank impossible.
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Alternatively, a midsize law that would narrow the Jones Act to the contiguous 48 states might pick up the congressional delegations of Alaska and Hawaii as champions while lifting Puerto Rico incidentally.
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The "big four" suburban counties contiguous to deep blue Philadelphia provided Clinton with a collective margin of nearly 200,000 votes, more than enough to win that coveted state in a "normal" year.
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Sweepstakes open to legal residents of the 48 contiguous United States (excluding Rhode Island), 18 years or older and over the age of majority in jurisdiction of residence at time of entry.
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The deal has been criticized by the coalition and by Iraq, whose army is also fighting Islamic State in areas contiguous with the eastern Syria region to which the convoy was headed.
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Since 1896, winters in the contiguous US have warmed by about 2.5 degrees Fahrenheit and as we've seen over the last few years, the planet has no immediate plans to cool down.
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Enabling local partners to provide for security and develop legitimate and inclusive governing structures, and then repeating these efforts in contiguous territories, could ultimately provide a legitimate alternative to the Assad regime.
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Japanese vessels were in contact with the Chinese frigate as it approached the contiguous zone and warned it for about two hours to change course before it entered, officials in Tokyo said.
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Ticks are a big problem in North America because the continent has the largest contiguous deciduous forest on earth, and it's just the kind of environment in which the little buggers proliferate.
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Hands Across America was meant to raise awareness and money for the homeless by getting people across the contiguous United States to hold hands for 15 minutes by forming a human chain.
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If you're physically unable to set up your mattress or just don't want to, you can choose "white glove" delivery anywhere in the contiguous United States for an extra $99 at checkout.
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For Palestinians, it would improve their economy and daily life, not just by making their land more contiguous, but also by expanding the role of their own police in guarding their security.
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That makes it easier to get containers from Point A to Point B. Truckers have a single check-in point when they enter and exit, and 9,700 feet of contiguous docking space.
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North Dakota officials offered meals, lodging, a medical exam and a bus ticket to anywhere in the 48 contiguous states for protesters who left by Wednesday afternoon but needed help getting home.
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The major policy shift is based on a decades-old law that says migrants who enter from a contiguous country can be returned there to wait as their deportation cases move forward.
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Property and space, particularly public space, are always political, but here they are so much more so considering what people call "Palestine" is more a conceptual space nowadays, rather than a contiguous geography.
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"Congress has explicitly authorized the Department of Homeland Security to return aliens arriving from a contiguous foreign territory to that territory during that alien's immigration court proceedings," said Steven Stafford of the DOJ.
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Magic Leap is shipping across (most of) the US The Magic Leap One Creator Edition mixed reality headset is now shipping across the contiguous United States, at a low, low price of $2,295.
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That yielded 80 million tweets from 603,000 users in the contiguous U.S. They then built several versions of a machine learning algorithm to sort the tweets by indicators of happiness, activity and diet.
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Group meetings during certain times of the day or week; clustering and cancelling meetings frees up the contiguous blocks of time, which enables engineers to achieve the flow state essential to creative endeavors.
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Though it appears North Korea hasn't developed a working intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of reaching the contiguous 48 states of the United States, it has made significant progress on shorter-range ones.
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The paper, in the new issue of Journal of Climate, is "The resolution dependence of contiguous U.S. precipitation extremes in response to CO2 forcing" – by Karin van der Wiel of Princeton and colleagues.
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BP Plc bid on the most contiguous leases of any participant anywhere in the Gulf, staking its claim on about 171 square miles in DeSoto Canyon, about 100 miles off the Louisiana coast.
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Palestinians seek to establish a state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, with East Jerusalem as its capital, and say Israeli settlements are intended to deny them a viable and contiguous country.
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In Nine Men's Morris, each player has nine pieces, which are moved around the square lines, with the goal of getting three of their own pieces on contiguous points in a straight line.
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As of Sunday evening, at least 33,400 confirmed cases were recorded in the US, with patients ranging from the contiguous states and US territories, including Guam, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands.
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Similar to the left-hand side of the grid, deploying contiguous vertical blocks, like the ones next to 8-Down and 60-Down, means that the neighboring letters must be in alphabetical order.
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Located in the only part of the contiguous United States with a tropical monsoon climate — like those in India and Southeast Asia — Ranchopatel gave him not just sweet fruit, but a new direction.
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In effect, it shrinks the area of land left available for any future Palestinian state to exist on and chops it up into pieces, destroying its potential viability as a real, contiguous state.
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The longest contiguous route over unmapped ocean was from Kennedy International Airport in New York to Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport in China, a journey over more than 1,200 nautical miles of unmapped ocean.
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Without a contiguous state to host the events in one location, the biennial spreads across East Jerusalem, Ramallah, and in "collateral" events in other cities in Palestine and around the world, including New York.
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And 6 of the top 10 most popular destinations among Vacasa customers — Kissimmee, Florida; Miami; New Orleans; Portland, Oregon; San Diego; and Seattle — are also located in the driveable "lower 48" contiguous U.S. states.
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As Magic Leap holds the first developer conference for its Magic Leap One mixed reality headset, that headset has started shipping across the contiguous United States, instead of in a set of select markets.
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Bharti's acquisition price of INR44bn is about 265% higher than the regulatory auction reserve price - adjusted for the residual life of 26796 years - as the spectrum is contiguous to Bharti's existing spectrum in 27232MHz.
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Crews of strawberry pickers, most of them Mexican-born, had arrived at first light, fanning out over Wish Farms' six hundred acres of strawberry fields, one of the largest contiguous patches in North America.
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Investing in border security infrastructure is important, but Congress should dedicate funds to technological solutions, rather than a contiguous concrete barrier that anyone who works in border security knows is a waste of money.
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More than 80,000 Guyanese, mostly Indo-Guyanese from the Berbice farming region, now live in the contiguous Queens neighborhoods of South Ozone Park, Richmond Hill and Jamaica, according to the city's Department of Planning.
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Of the 230 billion acres in the 230 contiguous states, 230 million acres are used as pasture land for livestock, 30 million acres are forested, and 225 million acres are used to grow crops.
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The couple's philanthropic foundation has donated $50 million to the museum's capital campaign, and MoMA's largest contiguous gallery will be named the Steven and Alexandra Cohen Center for Special Exhibitions, the museum announced Tuesday.
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And, because they would essentially cut off the northern and southern parts of the West Bank, the settlements could make the creation of a future contiguous Palestinian state even more difficult, if not impossible.
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" "On the contrary, if these units were placed with the 120th AW in Great Falls, MT, every state in the Western half of the contiguous United States could be reached in under two hours.
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The contiguous United States had its fifth warmest January on record, and Hawaii had the second highest temperature departure on record for January, while Alaska experienced its coldest January in eight years (The Hill).
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After the governor -- now a Democrat -- and the still-Republican state legislature deadlocked on a new map, the state Supreme Court drew one that made districts in the state far more compact and contiguous.
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The European Union and Britain issued statements this week criticizing Netanyahu's settlement plans, which they see as further breaking up the West Bank and undermining the possibility of a contiguous Palestinian state ever emerging.
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According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, February was the second warmest of the past 123 years in the contiguous United States, and the warmest ever in New York and 15 other states.
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A sprinkling of committee members showed up for the historic hearing on a bill that would give Washington, DC, the same voting privileges in Congress that the 48 contiguous states, Hawaii, and Alaska enjoy.
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As Americans get ready for the first total solar eclipse to be viewable in the contiguous U.S. since 1979, Volvo created eclipse viewers that attach to the moonroofs of its 2018 XC60 SUVs. (Engadget)
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The certificate is redeemable for one domestic, round-trip economy ticket on American Airlines-operated and marketed flights within the 48 contiguous United States (or to/from them for residents of Alaska and Hawaii).
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Districts should be compact and contiguous; have as near equal populations as practicable; preserve counties, municipalities and wards within a single district to the extent possible; and not dilute districts with minority-majority populations.
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Manage Our Wolves Act The House is slated to vote on legislation that would delist gray wolves from endangered species lists in the 48 contiguous states and transfer their management back to the states.
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"Congress has explicitly authorized the Department of Homeland Security to return aliens arriving from a contiguous foreign territory to that territory during that alien's immigration court proceedings," Stafford said in a statement last week.
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Under current law, minors who are not from the contiguous countries of Canada and Mexico are placed in the care of sponsors in the United States, which Nielsen called a "dangerous 'pull' factor" for migrants.
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Four states that border on Mexico are included in the proposal — California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas — but it also encompasses seven states contiguous to those four — Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.
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While the Opportunity Zone program mostly targets census tracts of high poverty and unemployment, it also allows "contiguous" tracts that might not be low-income, but are close enough to deprived communities to be eligible.
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A total solar eclipse hasn't been visible from the contiguous U.S. since 1979, and total solar eclipses usually only grace the skies above a given location every 100 years or so, according to NASA estimates.
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Along with its $70 billion in debt, Puerto Rico is struggling with a 45 percent poverty rate, nearly insolvent pensions and healthcare systems, and a dwindling population as locals flock to the contiguous United States.
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In Fitch's view, the transaction presents a good opportunity for CBU to expand its business into a similar, contiguous market to its existing footprint while obtaining a solid #3 market share of 11% in Vermont.
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Last August, I set out on an expanded version of that adventure, seeking to spend 10 months visiting all the national parks in the contiguous United States (I made it to 45 of the 47).
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A Wisconsin appeals court sided with the state and local county in 2014, saying officials had not deprived the family of their property because both lots were contiguous and could be sold or developed together.
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" The Energy Department is obligated to review requests to export natural gas from the contiguous United States to countries without U.S. free-trade agreements and determine whether such exports would be in the "public interest.
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According to the C.D.C., most cases of dengue fever in the 48 contiguous states were acquired elsewhere by travelers or by immigrants, although some isolated outbreaks have occurred, such as in South Texas in 2005.
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And one of the sticking points here is that the Palestinians feel like their land as been stolen and also that it stops them from having a contiguous or continuous area to call their own state.
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The researchers used data on heart disease deaths among people age 213 and over in the U.S. collected in two year intervals, between 1973 and 2010, from more than 3,000 counties of the 48 contiguous states.
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In 1907, William Mulholland began a quest to reroute water from the Sierra Nevada, the highest and longest mountain range in the contiguous United States, culminating in the opening of the Los Angeles aqueduct in 1913.
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Replacing that arrangement with a single grid would allow the contiguous 48 states to depend more heavily on solar and wind energy and dramatically reduce carbon emissions, while keeping costs low and meeting projected demand increases.
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More than 500 firefighters were assigned to the blaze, one of three large fires reported this week in the sprawling Coconino National Forest, encompassing some of the largest contiguous swaths of ponderosa pine in North America.
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The total eclipse will cut across the contiguous United States from coast to coast, giving millions of people around the country a chance to see the moon pass in front of and blot out the sun.
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In a complicating twist, Japan said two Russian vessels were also spotted in the islands' contiguous zone around the same time, though it was unclear whether their presence was connected with that of the Chinese frigate.
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The Turks want to prevent the Kurds from gaining control over a contiguous sliver of land connecting enclaves, including the towns of Afrin in the northwest, Kobani in north-central Syria and Qamishli in the northeast.
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Between the Toki machines and the bars that craft a Japanese-style whisky highball by hand, it is now possible to execute a quality highball bar crawl across a goodly portion of the contiguous United States.
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And any analysis of prices for park-facing units comes with a caveat: Developers are more likely to put the largest apartments where the best views are, and there's also a premium for more contiguous space.
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Palestinians seek to establish a state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip with East Jerusalem as its capital, and say Israel's expansion of settlements in occupied territory could deny them a viable and contiguous country.
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The following dates only apply to the contiguous US, though it&aposs a good idea to double-check the delivery dates in your cart at checkout to be sure you&aposll get your gifts in time.
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This area known as the wildland urban interface (WUI) is the fastest growing land-use type in the contiguous United States, according to a recent study by the University of Nevada and the University of Pittsburgh.
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Nevertheless, after decades of work, more than three million contiguous acres — substantially larger than Yellowstone National Park — are now protected on both sides of the Rio Grande, along with more than 250 miles of river frontage.
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In a maneuver in January that Japan protested as a "serious escalation", a Chinese submarine entered waters contiguous to disputed islands in the East China Sea claimed as the Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.
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Gift a Totally Bamboo State Cutting & Serving Board, $19.95 Available for nearly all 50 states as well Puerto Rico, Long Island, and the contiguous US, this uniquely shaped cutting and serving board doubles as kitchen decor.
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Mr Grieve's maps for "gosh" in America show this "minced oath" to be popular not only in Mormon Utah, but in a contiguous region of the inland south, from Texas to Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Leonardo da Vinci depicted it as one contiguous organ, and it remained that way for centuries until 1885, when Sir Frederick Treves' findings presented the mesentery as fragmented amongst the small intestine, transverse colon and sigmoid colon.
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In January, the Trump administration informed the Mexican government that it was going to be enacting the policy based on a statute stating that certain individuals can be sent back to the contiguous country they arrived from.
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The Trump administration had previously informed the Mexican government that it was going to be enacting the policy based on a statute stating that certain individuals can be sent back to the contiguous country they arrived from.
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The policy relies on a provision in federal law that allows the US to return people who arrive in the US from "contiguous territories" back to those territories until their formal immigration court proceedings have been completed.
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The policy relies on a provision in federal law that allows the US to return people who arrive in the US from "contiguous territories" back to those territories until their formal immigration-court proceedings have been completed.
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This colorful image may look like a work of modern art, but it's actually a false-color satellite image of Rub' al Khali—the largest contiguous sand desert in the world, and home to insanely hostile conditions.
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In a report Monday, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration said that 2016 so far is the third warmest on record for the contiguous United States since the beginning of record-keeping more than a century ago.
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But unlike in the symbolically important but comparatively isolated rebel pockets in Daraya and Muadamiya, the insurgents in the capital's Eastern Ghouta district of towns and farms hold a large, contiguous area under their own local administration.
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The polar ice cap at the end of the summer melt season, roughly the size of the contiguous United States 22008 years ago, has shrunk to an irregular semicircle covering about two-thirds of that area today.
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Bush dedicated his career to maintaining an international order that kept the U.S. in a preeminent position of global power, and that prevented the USSR and Russia from extending its power beyond its contiguous sphere of influence.
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By extension, the government takes a dim view of the PYD, which it has prevented from forming a contiguous entity along the border in Syria by bombing Kurdish fighters—and by tacitly helping IS, claims the PYD.
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By some cosmic serendipity, this college town will be among the best places to witness the Great American Eclipse as it whisks across the contiguous United States, the first total solar eclipse to do so since 1918.
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While all of those troops are part of Operation Inherent Resolve, the Pentagon says only troops who serve in, fly over or sail within waters contiguous to Iraq and Syria will be eligible for the campaign medal.
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Under the law, an operator seeking to develop minerals on contiguous tracts of land can apply through the state's oil and gas regulator to access minerals on properties where owners may not want to lease their mineral rights.
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In January, the Trump administration informed the Mexican government that it was going to be enacting the policy based on a statute stating that certain individuals can be sent back to the contiguous country they had arrived from.
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Last month was one of the hottest and driest Septembers on record for many states -- tied as the second-warmest September on record in the contiguous United States, according to data from the National Centers for Environmental Information.
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A Japanese Navy destroyer detected the Chinese ship as it entered the contiguous zone -- an area stretching 24 nautical miles out from the edge of territorial waters -- around the Senkaku, also known as Diaoyu, islands, at 12.50 a.m.
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When the modeling program had a grid the size of the the entire contiguous U.S. at its disposal, it was able to place solar and wind farms in areas where they could best harness local climate and weather.
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Combined, these monuments encompass a total of nearly 22019 million acres — the largest monument designation secured by the Obama administration — safeguarding a recreation area for millions of people and contiguous habitat needed to support dozens of native species.
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BONNERS FERRY, Idaho — The only caribou left in the contiguous United States are here in northern Idaho where they number about a dozen and live deep in the forests of the jagged Selkirk Mountains, near the Canadian border.
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The US Navy's computer network, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI), is experiencing an "increase in users who are teleworking/social distancing," for both users inside the contiguous states and overseas, Navy spokesman Joe Gradisher said to USNI.
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Trump's administration, which has described Central American migrants as a danger, says it is relying on a U.S. law that allows migrants attempting to enter the United States from a contiguous country to be removed to that country.
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Using data from the National Center for Health Statistics, researchers studied death rates in the contiguous US over a 3.63-year period from 23.6 to 284 to determine whether there was a connection between abnormal temperatures and mortality.
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Best auto loan for bad credit: Capital OneInterest rate range: 23.84% to 22020%Minimum FICO requirement: 500Available in the contiguous 48 statesCapital One offers easy and reputable auto loans for borrowers with credit scores of 500 or higher.
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Prime members have their pick of a variety of free shipping options when they shop on Amazon: Free Two-Day Shipping: on eligible items to addresses in the contiguous U.S. Free Same-Day Delivery: in eligible zip codes.
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The total number of Israelis settled illegally in the occupied territories has tripled since the Oslo Accords were signed in September 1993, and the steady expansion of settlements negated prospects for a viable, contiguous and independent Palestinian state.
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The project grew out of a personal effort by Will Hansen, the library's curator of Americana, to tweet out a postcard a day, from Independence Day until Labor Day, sharing depictions of notable landmarks throughout the contiguous 48 states.
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On a desktop it's possible to select non-contiguous items for drag and drop with shift click or control click, but I'm unaware of a system for grabbing onto multiple items from multiple views outside of fancy clipboard hacks.
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The study found that a cluster of teenage births in and around Fort Worth, Texas, between 2006 and 2012 represented a teen birth rate 58% higher than the rest of the contiguous country, even after adjusting for poverty differences.
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Average annual temperatures for the contiguous United States were 54.6 degrees Fahrenheit (12.6 degrees Celsius), 2.6 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th century average and the third warmest since recordkeeping began in 1895, following 2012 and 2016, the agency said.
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"Beggar" (1926) focuses on an elderly man's quizzical gaze and serene dignity while foregrounding the dispossessed man's contiguous space: the sooty pavement on which he sits; the iron gate looming behind him; and the brickwork pillars boxing him in.
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He also spoke of the idea of the Kush District, starting with 18 contiguous counties with large black populations around Jackson, which he and his closest allies wanted to establish as a safe homeland for African American self-determination.
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Later it emerged that Pornhub's geolocation tracker was bamboozled by people accessing the site through a VPN, which led the gizmo to register them all in the geographical centre of the contiguous United States: a field in north Kansas.
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The Foreign Ministry said the Chinese navy ship had entered waters shortly after midnight that are contiguous to what Tokyo considers its territory in the vicinity of disputed islands, known as the Senkaku in Japan and the Diaoyu in China.
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As recently as October, the US berated Israel for announcing plans to build a new settlement, part of a string of Israeli construction activity that could eventually bisect the West Bank, making it physically impossible to form a contiguous Palestinian state.
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Now that the wild speculation on Bitcoin's value and the explosion of fringe cryptocurrencies has died down, what has been revealed is a contiguous conversation regarding the use of blockchain technology in the work of several artists, designers, and thinkers.
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"Increasingly what you are seeing is that the facts on the ground are making it almost impossible, at least very difficult, and if this trendline continues - impossible, to create a contiguous, functioning Palestinian state," Obama told Channel Two's Uvda programme.
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It also fails to explain why Mr Trump's success in neglected, rust-belt America is supposedly contiguous with that of his counterparts in, say, Sweden; a country with a gleaming welfare state and a former steel welder for a prime minister.
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The vastness of the plain—Louisiana's coastline alone is 400 miles long—reflects the Mississippi's huge reach and sediment load; the river, which drains 275% of the contiguous United States, is estimated to transport around 2000m tonnes of sediment a year.
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With the Permian acquisition, EOG would shift its focus away from the Eagle Ford shale, a more expensive Texas field that had helped the company grow into the largest onshore oil producer in the contiguous United States during the past decade.
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Though significant swaths of the Lower 48 states experienced either normal or cooler-than-average temperatures (particularly the Northwest and large portions of the Plains), twice as many daily warm records were set as cold records in the contiguous states.
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Creating optimally compact, contiguous, and equal-population districts belong to a class of math-problems described as "NP-hard," which basically means that there isn't an algorithm that can solve the problem both quickly and correctly in all possible cases.
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"We would be very interested to acquire mechanisable large, shallow, contiguous ore bodies but there are very few that are out there that would meet those requirements," CEO Paul Dunne told Reuters on the sidelines of Platinum Week in London.
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The Israeli peace offers would have annexed only the major Israeli settlements, given full land swap equivalents to the Palestinians, divided Jerusalem, and created a contiguous Palestinian state on 97 percent of the West Bank, while paying 30 billion in reparations.
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Carpenter bees exist in most temperate climates (and all over the contiguous United States), and while they're important pollinators, they will make an absolute wreck of wood, especially untreated wood such as cedar, commonly used in siding and trim (see below).
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They're caught up in high-stakes wrangling surrounding John's ranch -- the largest contiguous spread in the U.S. -- where people still ride around on horses and bust broncos, never mind the luxury vehicles and suits and ties when they venture out.
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The agency plans to have prototypes built for the wall, "or (a) similarly secure, contiguous and impassible physical barrier" by late July, the memo says, noting it is relying on $20 million reprogrammed funds that were approved by congressional appropriators.
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With the acquisition, EOG would shift its focus away from the Eagle Ford shale, a more expensive Texas field that had helped the company grow into the largest onshore oil producer in the contiguous United States during the past decade.
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This led to the conference's Pointillist geography: Where the other so-called power conferences are all contiguous, the Big 212 has two members — Iowa State and West Virginia — whose states do not share a border with that of another member's.
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The group said in a statement the home was in a so-called contiguous zone of 12-24 nautical miles, where very limited Thai regulations applied, and they had no intention of setting up any independent state or "micro nation".
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By 2050, for examples, the contiguous United States might see temperatures warm at least 2.3 degrees, according to the report, which would lead to more heat-related deaths, higher coastal flooding, and economic damage from the resulting loss of agricultural productivity.
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By 2050, for examples, the contiguous United States might see temperatures warm at least 123 degrees, according to the report, which would lead to more heat-related deaths, higher coastal flooding, and economic damage from the resulting loss of agricultural productivity.
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The child is classified as an "unaccompanied alien child," and the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2202 requires such children (other than those from contiguous countries) to be transferred to the Department of Health and Human Services within 2628 hours.
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They felt that Austria had proven itself incapable of defending a geographically non-contiguous set of provinces, so they reunited the provinces into an enlarged Kingdom of the Netherlands that would presumably be large and prosperous enough to withstand French aggression.
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She said that she intended to request emergency resources and the authority to deport unaccompanied children to their home countries, which is currently only legal for minors from Mexico because that country has a contiguous border with the United States.
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Government lawyers defended the policy based on a little-known provision of the 1996 federal immigration law allowing the American government to return some migrants to contiguous countries while their cases for entry into the United States are being processed.
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"Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are small markets that aren't contiguous with the rest of AT&T's properties, they're not big enterprise opportunities, and they've been whacked by hurricanes," said Jonathan Chaplin, an analyst with New Street Research.
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In June 2017, the museum announced that he and his wife were donating $19893 million to its capital campaign and that to acknowledge the gift, it was naming its largest contiguous gallery the Steven and Alexandra Cohen Center for Special Exhibitions.
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One issue with Ma'ale Adumim, critics argue, is its place in the West Bank, between north and south, that combined with other building plans could both hamper transit of Palestinians and threaten the contiguous borders of any future Palestinian state.
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Rather than rolling back Israel's occupation and its restrictions on Palestinians, Rabin, Peres, and their successors used the cover of negotiations to create facts on the ground intended to prevent the creation of a contiguous and genuinely sovereign Palestinian state.
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In practice, though, he has overseen a massive expansion of Israel's web of West Bank settlements, which now house more than 500,22015 Israelis and occupy so much territory that it would be almost impossible to cobble together a contiguous Palestinian state.
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The first two states make up, literally, the southernmost parts of the contiguous United States, and at 80 percent and 72 percent, respectively, readers agree that they are unambiguously Southern — but they also netted fewer votes than Mississippi and Alabama.
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"We estimated that in the large, contiguous forested areas of the 19 Eastern states we modeled, there would be roughly 3433,300 cougars total by the time deer and cougars reach a balance with each other after 30 years," Gilbert says.
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