Proponents of this idea will tell you a story about how technology caused displacements in the past, but these displacements were all just temporary pain as workers reskilled for a new industry.
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For a graphic of displacements in Ethiopia, click here tmsnrt.
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I liked car rides, the quiet displacements beyond the glass.
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Romain Jolivet, an assistant professor of geology at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, says that although GPS data can "measure millimeter displacements" along a horizontal axis, it's a less precise measure of vertical displacements.
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Obviously, loss of lives and forced displacements are chief concerns too.
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So that's three displacements and a genocide, and these were my friends.
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A surge in killings there last year forced mass displacements of people.
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The displacements, combined with the vast public expenditure, have fostered widespread Olympic skepticism.
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I'm confident that smart, generous policies can ameliorate technological unemployment and other displacements.
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The number of displacements in 2019 is actually low compared to previous years.
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Karuturi told Human Rights Watch it did not cause any displacements for the project.
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The U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Syria has said such displacements are war crimes.
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You can almost hear in the music the rising rents and displacements coming nearby.
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The groups ruled through terror in many areas, committing massacres, rape and mass displacements.
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The decline will be a mix of displacements and team member attrition, Sloan said.
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Itay Tiran's production does a fine job handling the frequent geographical and temporal displacements.
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The government said extreme displacements at the building were making the search for survivors difficult.
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Not unlike Poppet, Sara is stirred to the marrow by the fearful displacements of inundation.
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Some believe there is an official effort, beginning with the displacements, to wipe out Nubian culture.
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On "Evidence," he fits the song's jagged displacements into a chucking, Steve Coleman-influenced groove. RUSSONELLO
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Floods and landslides in the first four months of the year caused around 75,000 displacements in Bolivia.
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"This method allows for repeated opportunities to measure the extremely tiny displacements due to parallax," Reiss said.
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Wars break infrastructure; disrupt commerce; and set conditions for famine, unrest, opportunistic disease outbreaks, and mass displacements.
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The reduction would reflect displacements as well as normal team-member attrition over that period, the company said.
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There will be short-term job displacements, but long-term benefits to workers and society as a whole.
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It was also responsible for the second-highest number of displacements in the first half of 2019: 617,000.
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Heavy rains and flooding caused over 190,000 displacements across 38 districts of Ethiopia this May and early June.
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Weather-related extremes caused 21.5 million displacements annually between 2008 and 2016, according to the Environmental Justice Foundation.
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Nearly 1 million Rohingya live in Bangladesh, including those who came after previous displacements dating back to the 1990s.
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Put somewhat differently, the Glasgow group's gravimeter is really an accelerometer capable of registering displacements at very low frequencies.
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Shockwaves have already rippled through global markets as financial institutions brace for what could be crippling displacements of funds.
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This reality challenges the statements from Chihuahua's human rights commission that it has not received any complaints about displacements.
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All of this, it said, could lead to displacements and affect the livelihoods of millions of farmers and fishermen.
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Mirzai is an American, a practicing Muslim, an immigrant, the product of multiple displacements—abroad and in the United States.
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Electoral fraud in the DRC, as with these other cases, will likely contribute to political instability and mass population displacements.
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Here, conflict and violence caused by the Boko Haram insurgency make up more than 90 percent of displacements, according to IOM.
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With his desktop altars, Rococo-styled rooms filled with sculptures, vintage furniture, and strange little displacements become animated sequences and videos.
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The book-crease-as-labia becomes part of a visual language system replete with contradictory metaphors, condensations, displacements, multiplications, and jokes.
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HRW said forced displacements and arbitrary detentions taking place in Anbar, Babel, Diyala, Salahuddin and Nineveh provinces had affected hundreds of families.
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Ostashevsky, whose first language is Russian, spins his song from the displacements and discoveries of his own voyages for our reading pleasure.
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More than 390,000 Afghans have been uprooted this year, with displacements reported in 31 of the country's 34 provinces, the organization said.
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Drought in the Horn of Africa region has driven displacements and left the population facing the risk of having no more food.
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The transition from colonial rule often resulted in civil war, the destruction of infrastructure, mass displacements of people fleeing conflict and even genocide.
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Many Colombians remain angry at the FARC, infamous for kidnappings, bombings and displacements, and believe its members should be in prison, not campaigning.
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The study attributed the change, particularly for girls, partly to family displacements caused by the war and the enduring practice of child marriages.
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Cyclone Fani caused more than 3.4 million new displacements in India and Bangladesh, which saw a huge planned evacuation ahead of the storm.
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Furthermore, the illegitimate displacements pose a serious threat to the psychological health of victims and deprive migrant children of equal access to education.
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The deals are hailed by some as the only way to rescue civilians, but they have been criticized by others as forced displacements.
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The trade aspects of it would avoid large U.S. job displacements in general, since it has significant provisions for labor and environmental standards.
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Referring to the latest evacuations, the United Nations said in a note it expected further displacements in the near future to northern Syria.
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He seizes the foreground with a fiercer attack, a note or two placed differently, a sudden trill — stings and jabs and displacements, not discourses.
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Executions of civilians, forced displacements, destroyed villages, arbitrary arrests and disappearances of Kurdish journalists, activists and politicians filled that dark decade of the 1990s.
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She focuses on major crises that result in mass population displacements, undertaking advocacy and representing UNHCR and the High Commissioner at the diplomatic level.
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AI and deep machine learning raise ethical concerns about control, privacy, cybersecurity, and is set to trigger job displacements across industries, companies and experts say.
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Many Colombians remain angry at the FARC, infamous for kidnappings, bombings and displacements, and believe they should be in prison, not running for congressional seats.
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Scientists from Italy's Institute for Electromagnetic Sensing of the Environment recently combined radar images from two satellites to analyze ground displacements caused by the quake.
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In the past two weeks alone, fighting between militia groups has killed about 300 people and displaced 100,000, the worst bout of displacements since 2013.
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Randy Dillard hopes the right to counsel will give tenants a fighting chance in a city—and country—teeming with forced displacements and rising rents.
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He said the civil defence was giving aid to those displaced, but the service was coming under extreme strain because of the bombardments and displacements.
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During that time, continuing displacements among the dense population in North Kivu and Ituri provinces allow opportunities for the outbreak to spread to neighboring countries.
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There are around 21,2000 IDPs in Yola alone, and this hospital has been treating them since 2014, when mass displacements escalated to an unprecedented scale.
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He said the civil defense was giving aid to those displaced, but the service was coming under extreme strain because of the bombardments and displacements.
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Pakistan's military operations against the militants brought further misery: civilian killings, displacements, enforced disappearances, humiliation and the destruction of our livelihoods and way of life.
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In its report, the IDMC said many displacements triggered by wild weather were pre-emptive evacuations organized by authorities, especially in Asia - which often save lives.
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Satellite imagery can provide accurate readings of displacements in areas close to an earthquake, but it becomes less reliable when analyzing areas that are farther away.
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These displacements and casualties were not just the byproduct of warfare but also a result of deliberate policies by the United States and South Vietnamese governments.
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Thousands of civilians had to leave the city under an evacuation agreement between the warring parties that amounted to the war crime of forced displacements, it said.
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For that reason, Famous Men Who Never Lived feels incredibly relevant as our real world experiences some of the greatest displacements that we've seen in a generation.
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Save the Children and its local partners have given Syrian children identity bracelets in case they are split from their families during these "mass displacements" said Anning.
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Decades of political divisions and violent upheaval have led to the displacements of millions of people, while fueling deep-seated suspicion of both government agents and outsiders.
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Cyclone Fani forced over 3.4 million displacements, nearly half of the total for the first half of 2019, when it ripped through India and Bangladesh in May.
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Although it is dedicated to the five-year anniversary of the annexation, thorough research on the peninsula's complex culture reveals a long history of conflicts and displacements.
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Godot's time in the military coincided with the Israel-Lebanon conflict in 2006, which ended with the deaths of 1,200 people and about a million more displacements.
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His piano teases against Olivera's vocals with subtle displacements until he finally breaks into a full-on solo, laying waste to the song's simple four-chord pattern.
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For the International Court of Justice, based in The Hague, Bosnia's suit against Serbia for genocide was the first such case involving large-scale deaths and displacements.
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In the face of Syria's ensuing chaos, the international community has an opportunity to reinvent collective efforts for addressing humanitarian tragedies that result in massive displacements of people.
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And it occurs to me that my grandmother's nightly cataloging of towns back then was her way to come to terms with Lebanon's own history of violent displacements.
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The United Nations said this week it had tracked 212,000 displacements in the last month alone, though some may have been counted more than once on their journey.
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In particular, the researchers analyzed the stranding data to see if radio frequency noise or local displacements of the magnetic field increased by solar storms impacted the whales.
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In 2018 alone, there were 37,000 displacements a day, and by the end of 21625, there were 2900 million people waiting for a decision on an asylum application.
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Though Colombians want an end to bloodshed, many in the largely conservative country of 49 million are wary of forgiving the FARC for decades of bombings, kidnappings and displacements.
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Car ownership is supposed to change — and when it does, it is predicted to be one of the most monumental displacements of wealth the world economy has ever seen.
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In the Philippines, killings and other forms of repression targeting farmers, indigenous peoples and activists "spiked dramatically", with massive displacements of rural communities set to continue, the report said.
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Related: The People Displaced by the Hunt for El Chapo Tell of Helicopter Attacks Urique, Chinípas, and Valle de Juárez are the most affected municipalities by the forced displacements.
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One senses that Barrett is also a conceptual double for the artist, whose self-portraits are more often displacements of the elusive concept of "self" than they are representations.
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But controversially, many rebel leaders who ordered killings, bombings and displacements would have had to appear before a special tribunal that could sentence them to alternative punishments like clearing landmines.
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But the Turkish offensive has triggered international alarm over its large-scale displacements of civilians as well as U.S. domestic criticism that Trump has effectively abandoned the U.S. Kurdish allies.
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"Increased hostilities are expected in the North West in the coming period, to result in displacements of 250,000 to over 700,000 people in Idlib and surrounding areas," the report said.
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If Iran is allowed to keep expanding its strength in Syria through forced displacements, the first Iranian ground corridor to the Mediterranean since the "Islamic Revolution" of 1979 may soon appear.
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It re-centralised some decision-making over land use (in part to restrain corrupt provincial officials) and required party bigwigs to use stricter tests when evaluating projects that would require mass displacements.
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The assault has forced hundreds of thousands to flee toward the sealed Jordanian border and the frontier near the Golan in one of the largest displacements in the seven-year Syrian conflict.
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"In addition to murders, forced displacements and kidnappings, restrictions on the mobility and confinement of communities have arisen, who are intimidated by the actions of illegal structures," it said in a statement.
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Though this procession of painted and collaged paper cutouts has elements of a jubilant carnival, it also evokes the mass displacements wrought by war that have marked so much of human history.
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"The constitutional right to asylum for political refugees is a great virtue of our constitution, created against the background of two world wars, great suffering and vast displacements," Spahn wrote on Twitter.
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As the rest of the family fills in around him, the instructions and gentle prodding of the camera crew — sit here, stand there — come to represent larger displacements, other orders and indignities.
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"This is one of the biggest displacements of people I've ever seen in the country, and the response is pitiful from the federal level," Mica said on the tour with state Rep.
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Extreme weather spans the globe High-impact weather events in 2019 were largely to blame for up to 22 million estimated displacements of people due to disasters, up more than 25% over 2018.
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After a number of studio relocations and displacements over the last few years, I was lucky to land in a collective of 100 artists (1890 Bryant Street Studios) in San Francisco's Mission district.
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Thousands of paramilitary fighters demobilized a decade ago under a peace deal, but many more joined crime gangs which continue to terrorize some parts of Colombia with killings, displacements, sexual violence and forced recruitment.
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"Hundreds of thousand of civilians on both sides of the contact line are still at risk of losing all access to water, heating and electricity, bringing the specter of further displacements closer," Feltman said.
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The authors estimate that 7 million people were displaced by climate disasters between January and June of this year, the highest mid-year total of displacements associated with disasters ever recorded by the group.
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This shift in the control of the display results not in a demonstrably different aesthetic, but in the formation of another strata of meaning through new dialogues and dizzying displacements of identity and authorship.
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In modern economics, open trade has generally been regarded as a win-win for the countries involved, and the costs in terms of job displacements have been assumed to be modest and short-lived.
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Many are furious that under last year's peace deal, FARC leaders accused of kidnapping, displacements and murder will avoid jail sentences and instead may receive seats in congress as members of a civilian political party.
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The cars would drive themselves, maybe, but whatever was weird or worrying about the displacements inherent in that was softened by the assumption that those cars would also drive us wherever we wanted to go.
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"Renewed armed hostilities in the northeast will further undermine the stability of the whole region, exacerbate civilian suffering and provoke further displacements," the statement, delivered by Juergen Schulz, Germany's deputy ambassador to the UN, added.
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That movement has galvanized many Pashtuns in recent years with its protests against extrajudicial killings, disappearances and displacements of members of the community in the wake of military operations against the Taliban and other militants.
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Several million refugees have already moved into Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and other regional countries, rivaling the mass migrations from Syria and North Africa for the claim to the largest human displacements of the century.
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China's multi-trillion dollar Belt and Road Initiative, which aims to recreate the old Silk Road with massive infrastructure projects connecting China to Europe and beyond, will also see land grabs and huge displacements, PANAP said.
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"We may have waited too long or a very long time to really get serious in terms of finding political solutions to the problems that are fueling the violence, the displacements, the humanitarian suffering," he added.
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Ongoing conflict in Syria and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and rising tensions in Ethiopia, Cameroon and Nigeria triggered most of the 10.8 million new displacements in 2018 linked to conflict and violence, the IDMC said.
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Fears about human mobility and border crossers are reshaping politics; climate change promises to cause massive displacements; global leaders are scrambling to reconfigure and secure borders; people everywhere are moving to find safe lives for their families.
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"Renewed armed hostilities in the northeast will further undermine the stability of the whole region, exacerbate civilian suffering and provoke further displacements," they said in a statement read to reporters by Germany's Deputy U.N. Ambassador Jurgen Schulz.
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In order to have a fruitful conversation about immigration, we have to set aside antiquated ideas about barbarians at the gate and thoroughly rethink our approach to the inevitable displacements that will take place in our lifetimes.
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Figures released by the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) in Geneva on Thursday showed disasters had caused an average of 24 million new displacements each year since 2008, more than three times the number for conflict and violence.
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Rising seas: In 2017 alone, nearly 19 million new internal displacements were recorded in more than 130 countries worldwide, largely triggered by extreme weather events such as floods and tropical cyclones, according to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center.
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The group, which is seen as largely synonymous with the Kurdish YPG, is viewed with suspicion by the Sunni-majority residents of Raqqa, who are concerned that a SDF victory in their city could lead to forced displacements.
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Small-engine PVs with engine displacements equal or below 103 litres will be subject to a 7.5% purchase-tax rate in 2017, compared with 5% rate in 2016, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) said on 15 December 2016.
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Almost 90% of children in the Anglophone regions have not gone to school for three years, a result of forced displacements and the enforcement of a boycott called by separatists who see schools as arms of the state.
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"It raises serious concerns about the impact of monoculture plantations on bio-diversity and the local ecology, as well as displacements and violations of the rights of tribal and forest-dwelling communities," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But the prospect of a peace pact is raising more questions than answers, refugees and humanitarian agencies say, when it comes to the future of Afghan refugees – one of the largest and most protracted displacements in modern history.
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An estimated 13,500 people were killed or went missing during the conflict, which lasted from February 1998 to June 1999; it is thought to have caused one of the largest population displacements in Europe since the second world war.
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The bombardment and fresh twin suicide attacks on Saturday are chilling reminders of the lack of progress in the conflict, which has raged now for almost five years, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths, the destruction of towns and mass displacements.
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Even after the peace agreement with the FARC was signed in November 2016, other groups that remain in the area continue to try to take over FARC's vacant territories, and as a result, displacements remain the highest in the country.
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This agitation also made them more likely to have their intubation tubes or intravenous lines dislodged (14 percent of displacements caused by agitation in smokers compared to 3 percent of non-smokers), which can be harmful and impact their recovery.
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"From what I've seen and heard from people – no access to health services, concerns about protection, continued displacements – conditions are not conducive to return," Ursula Mueller, U.N.'s Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, said after a six-day visit to Myanmar.
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Arbitrary detentions, extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the tribal areas, multiple displacements, the loss of homes and livelihoods, the maiming and killing of children by the land mines planted during the military operations had all fueled despair and anger.
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There is no international crime today that can be used to neatly hold world leaders or corporate chief executives criminally responsible in peacetime for ecological catastrophes that result in the type of mass displacements and population wipeouts more commonly associated with war crimes.
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In one paper, Anne Soquet of the Université Grenoble Alpes, in France, and three co-authors examined optical and radar imagery from Japan's Advanced Land Observing Satellite 2, which showed millimeter-scale displacements of the Earth's surface before and after the Sulawesi quake.
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BEIRUT/AMMAN/GENEVA (Reuters) - Syrian army troops came close to the Jordanian border on Thursday as the opposition and Russia agreed to resume suspended talks on a deal to end fighting that has sparked one of the fastest displacements in the course of the conflict.
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But while such displacements can last just a couple of days and have positive results, IDMC report co-author Justin Ginnetti said there was a lack of data on what happened to those who could not return home after disasters like storms and floods.
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In the new reality of the late 1920s, as Turkey was grappling with the violence of the nation-state and a still-disputed series of genocides, massacres, displacements, and population transfers, one might assume there would have been little time to rethink old-school expansionism.
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With the recent escalation of violence resulting in human tragedies and mass displacements in the Arab world, we cannot help but view the ongoing refugee crisis, as a reproduction of the Nakba, the Palestinian catastrophe in 1948, with all its ramifications and larger questions.
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Incredulous on this score, some observers at the time took refuge in calling him Neo-Dada, but there's an Atlantic Ocean's worth of distance between his work, which is dead serious even when playful, and, say, the satiric displacements of common objects by Marcel Duchamp.
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TRIPOLI/BENGHAZI, Libya, April 33 (Reuters) - Eastern Libyan forces sought to reach the centre of Tripoli on Monday after their easy advance through desert hit a trickier urban phase, with deaths and displacements mounting and the West aghast at the threat to its peace plan.
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The wide-ranging State of the Climate report outlines the latest science and includes data from a variety of disciplines in order to evaluate the current and future impacts of climate change on everything from heath and global economies to food insecurity and refugee displacements.
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Reuters report alleges murder, arson by Myanmar's military In a letter to Suu Kyi, museum director Sara Bloomfield insisted they "did not take this decision lightly," but were compelled to act in light of mass displacements and killings attributed to the country's security forces.
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While Suu Kyi's political influence in Myanmar is limited under a power sharing agreement with the military, she has been widely criticized for not taking a stronger stand in support of the Rohingya following mass displacements and disproportionate violence, particularly given her global standing.
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A cocaine boom could derail Colombia's peace process A cocaine boom could derail Colombia's peace process After over two hundred thousand deaths, five million displacements, and countless war crimes on all sides, Colombia's 123-year war with the Marxist guerrillas of the FARC has finally ended.
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Their use in Queen Mary recalls Belle's earlier works: Trading Post (articulated hierarchies and visible displacements), a sculpture that consists of similar stones pieced into a rough column and encased in plexiglass, and Wall Rubbings (record of the work of others), a collection of rubbings of the same stones.
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The piece as a whole is a series of displacements: from the Spanish-language version of the Tao Te Ching that has been cut out of the book and pasted into the light, to the braille text of the millennia-old philosophical treatise that dislocates photos of life in contemporary China.
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Mr. Bentley might be pleased to know that engines with big displacements and no forced induction — most of these are called naturally aspirated engines — live on in cars like Chevrolet's Corvette and Ford's Mustang GT. Innovations in lightweight engine materials and fuel-injection methods have led to improvements in these engines as well.
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For the sake of international security in general as well as their own interests in preventing massive population displacements as a result of the violence, the United States and its European allies need to step up their assistance to African states on the front line of the battle against Islamist terrorists and other violent extremists.
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"On the basis of past trends and the fact that the majority of weather-related hazards occur in the latter half of the year, IDMC estimates that the number of new displacements associated with disasters will more than triple by the end of the year to around 22 million," the IDMC said in a press release.
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The exploitative nature of big business and big government; the evolution of national myths and legends; gun laws; the Constitution of Iceland; the death of the American coal industry; crushed utopian fantasies; the displacements of immigration; the confusing rootlessness of latter-day lives — these are all explored in far-reaching vignettes in which our three travelers wind up separated in unexpected terrain.
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That day, Clinton told the assembled journalists that the U.S. had pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to target the drug trade that finances Colombia's conflict with the FARC and other armed groups, After over two hundred thousand deaths, five million displacements, and countless war crimes on all sides, Colombia's 52-year war with the Marxist guerrillas of the FARC has finally ended.
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Although the Met no longer owns his painting — it was eventually acquired by the Museum am Ostwall in western Germany — the artist's self-portrait offers a bold image of a pensive man constantly adjusting to the displacements and tumults of his life, which mirror in no small way the changes and disruptions to museum practices that the painting's deaccession set off.
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The sea and loss, and the loss of the sea, resonate in Palestinian history and contemporary life, whether the memories of the forced displacements in 1947–48 from the coastal towns of Yaffa or Acre or Haifa for those who have not yet been able to return, or the current restrictions that do not allow West Bank residents to make the short trip to the Mediterranean coast or to most of the Dead Sea access points in the other direction.
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