Today, Baarle lies within the Netherlands, but it has 22 Belgian enclaves that, in turn, have seven Dutch enclaves within them. Confused?
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Enclaves are where people of shared values come together, and I imagine interaction between different enclaves is not non-existent but varies widely.
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"When we go back to our enclaves, enclaves of sameness, how are we going to get to the point where we can mediate these conflicts and have a peaceful society that advances?"
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LOW-RISE ENCLAVES While the San Francisco YIMBYs have taken on ethnic minorities who fear displacement, their biggest targets are the enclaves of low-rise homes on the city's predominantly white west side.
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As a result, nearby towns like Brentwood became immigrant enclaves.
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"But the enclaves are no guarantee of safety," Enid says.
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Ceuta is one of two Spanish enclaves in North Africa.
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The ethnic enclaves in the city are a spectacular development.
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The John Birch Society flourished in the state's suburban enclaves.
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Scenes like this unfolded across Chinese enclaves around New York.
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Few enclaves proved as durable as Chinatown in Lower Manhattan.
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The Matina Enclaves is not the only place under police scrutiny.
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But its Serbs, most of whom live in enclaves, have not.
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That he took vacations -- and to liberal enclaves like Martha's Vineyard!!!
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Senators represent entire states, not smaller districts gerrymandered into partisan enclaves.
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Mr. Felder, who represents Orthodox enclaves of Brooklyn, declined to comment.
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We visited three enclaves that have created havens of relative safety.
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The military has penetrated Boko Haram's large encampments and forest enclaves.
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Mecklenburg's suburban enclaves were once cornerstones of the state Republican Party.
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The road of demarcation between the racial enclaves was called Prudence.
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Neighborhood bodegas are quintessential staples, cultural exclamation points and sacred enclaves.
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The train was supposed to travel to ethnic Serbian enclaves in Kosovo.
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She has called on them to remove the roadblocks around their enclaves.
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We cannot continue grouping ourselves into ideological enclaves to create political advantage.
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Nostrand Parkway and Westmoreland Farm are both elite enclaves to the west.
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López was born to privilege in the wealthy enclaves of northeastern Caracas.
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The gated enclaves are considered safe havens that build esprit de corps.
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Exclusionary zoning practices allow the upper middle class to live in enclaves.
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Hapsburg citizens were hardly living and working in isolated ethno-national enclaves.
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The sidewalks of some wealthy enclaves even have stroller gridlock on weekends.
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Those "secure enclaves" in a device's memory are designed to be impregnable.
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Part of the slowdown is related to the growth of ethnic enclaves.
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Millions more may follow if the regime tries to retake other rebel enclaves.
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They live in ghetto-like enclaves, from which they aren't allowed to leave.
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They were a staple of urban enclaves across the country throughout those decades.
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Assad's forces captured the last enclaves near Damascus and Homs earlier this year.
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In some places, the fences around the enclaves are topped with razor wire.
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Orthodox leaders outside the Hasidic enclaves have defended the consequences that schools impose.
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Once you have these trusted enclaves, all the other pieces fall into place.
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Hundreds of thousands of people retreated into separate enclaves controlled by sectarian militias.
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They had stumbled, quite accidentally, into one of America's most famous hippie enclaves.
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Hippie beach enclaves on the Baltic Sea have become resorts for trust-funders.
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There are Somali enclaves in London, Toronto, Columbus, Seattle, San Diego, and Melbourne.
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Western support has held Ukraine together and confined separatists to two small enclaves.
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Websites like Reddit, 4chan, and numerous extremist enclaves have all done their part.
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What does the statement "some school districts have become their own enclaves" mean?
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No, I'm not talking about Elon Musk and his terrifying corporate-space enclaves.
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New York City has a history of reinventing industrial neighborhoods as luxury enclaves.
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They are in wealthy beach-side enclaves, middle-class strongholds and gentrifying neighborhoods.
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Clinton didn't always win these affluent Republican enclaves, but she made big gains.
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Since then, the government has focused on regaining four less populous encircled enclaves.
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So rushed was the carving out of what was then known as East Pakistan in 3.33 that many enclaves, counter-enclaves and even one counter-counter-enclave got trapped on the "wrong" side of the frontier like bubbles in amber.
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On its face, this is a boon in liberal enclaves and left-leaning districts.
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They also brought in three trained dogs to sniff for any remaining rat enclaves.
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And Spain has put similar barriers around its enclaves on the North African coast.
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Granted, the Iraqi army is still fighting to clear IS from its last enclaves.
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In fictional news clips, it imagined Poland in 20063 with "enclaves of Muslim refugees".
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Additionally, he also targeted wealthy enclaves in upstate New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
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So astronomers build little enclaves for themselves, surrounded by a whole lot of nothing.
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The Mormon church banned polygamy in 1890 but some breakaway enclaves still practise it.
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Identity politics failed spectacularly this cycle, relegating Democrats to isolated coastal and urban enclaves.
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But outside traditional Middle Eastern enclaves like Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn and Dearborn, Mich.
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Signposts suggest it will end at one of the country's most affluent green enclaves.
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Migrant enclaves have grown into full-fledged communities today, from clusters of shanty towns.
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Some remain in academic enclaves or are employed by large companies or industry organizations.
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But Tibetans here say officials could build newer, cleaner enclaves rather than evict people.
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And some American cities, mostly liberal enclaves, have implemented similar taxes, including Berkeley, Calif.
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The market is now even seeing price increases in more popular enclaves, brokers said.
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The surge also caused flooding in the enclaves of Coral Gables and Palmetto Bay.
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Liberal enclaves like New York and Los Angeles did not crack the top 20.
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At the time, Filipino food was little known in America outside of immigrant enclaves.
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And their unbalanced information diets and narrow ideological enclaves insulate them from its reasoning.
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Low-skilled migrants initially flourished when they moved to enclaves of their own ethnicity.
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In ethnic enclaves, pantries did not offer the food people used for traditional dishes.
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"Symbolic ethnicity" flourished, but divisions faded: intermarriage rose, discrimination fell and residential enclaves dispersed.
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Do you have a tip or story idea about enclaves where the wealthy vacation?
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"Symbolic ethnicity" flourished, but divisions faded: intermarriage rose, discrimination fell and residential enclaves dispersed.
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Turkish and Kurdish rebels have also carved out enclaves in the north of the country.
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But while Korean-Chinese have been gaining in wealth, their enclaves have been withering culturally.
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The Saharawi forces, though vastly outnumbered, were daring fighters, launching operations deep into enemy enclaves.
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Think mega-millionaires and -billionaires jetting off to their private enclaves like Martinique and Monaco.
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More often, it has been a meeting place for the city's Russian and Jewish enclaves.
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Temporary agglomeration into ethnic enclaves, as in Sweden, may help immigrants in the short run.
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It has been good practice for life in Hull, far from the capital's Russian enclaves.
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Many neighborhoods in the city have become attractive enclaves for immigrant workers, like Mr. Rodriguez.
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And many streets, particularly on the west side, are dead-ends, creating hushed, private enclaves.
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Families would spend the whole summer in these mountains enclaves to escape the sweltering city.
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Yet in a number of enclaves in Kensington it is considered impolite to criticise the council.
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Evangelicals have lost their enthusiasm for reaching out beyond their own narrow enclaves, social and political.
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Just two big enclaves are still outside Assad's grip, including the area Trump plans to exit.
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The installation comes across as an amalgamation of stereotypes often associated with lower-income ethnic enclaves.
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Disney hotels come in all shapes and sizes, from swanky high rises to wilderness-inspired enclaves.
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Enclaves in large cities and university towns are unlikely to give up their recent leftward shift.
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As in other black enclaves of segregated communities, laborers lived next to professionals and high rollers.
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He knew even in progressive, cosmopolitan enclaves, racism was still tightly woven into the American fabric.
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Sure, and chilly mountain towns and linebackers in the German enclaves in the south, as well.
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They find that immigrants to America with higher levels of education did well in ethnic enclaves.
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It is just one of several enclaves, each with its own personality, on the Costa Chica.
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Many projects are located in wealthier enclaves within an opportunity zone and targeted toward wealthier populations.
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Several former enclaves of Yugoslavia saw an explosion of arms smuggling, human trafficking and money laundering.
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Iowa Democrats have tried for decades to organize these enclaves of eligible voters to little success.
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Washington Heights and Inwood, both Dominican enclaves, were once epicenters of the city's violent drug epidemic.
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Eastern Ghouta has 400,000 people spread over a larger area than other enclaves the government has recaptured.
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Apartheid social engineering carved out white enclaves around Table Mountain, shunting people of color to the periphery.
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" He noted that such a framework conveniently allowed the rich to "withdraw further into their private enclaves.
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In several Indian cities, minority religious groups that were denied homes, set up their own housing enclaves.
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About 120,000, roughly 5% of the population, are believed to remain, mostly in enclaves in the south.
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Black people living in such racial enclaves suffer unusually high rates of unemployment, mortality and single-parenting.
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And some urban enclaves might wonder if the time had finally come to go full city-state.
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Ceuta and Melilla, Spain's two north African enclaves, have been a focus of Spanish anti-militant investigations.
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Warlords-cum-politicians have appropriated Baghdad's finest palm groves, and carved its plushest neighbourhoods into walled enclaves.
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Instead they've enhanced the speed and thoroughness with which we retreat into enclaves of the like-minded.
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The communities along Israel's coastline, where the agricultural lands have become suburban enclaves, were not quite right.
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Nate Clinton swept all of the wealthy and white Protestant enclaves in Connecticut that always vote Republican.
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Even the best policed, razor wire camps and Russian enclaves will be anything but hermetically sealed sites.
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Whichever international body or country Russia assigns to manage enclaves may find itself accused of harboring terrorists.
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It wasn't just liberal enclaves on the East and West Coasts that flipped from red to blue.
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As the League caused enclaves to spring up within cities, so now are cities sprouting interchangeable neighborhoods.
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Her district, the 403th, covers a swath of wealthy Washington suburbs and more rural enclaves that Mrs.
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Northern Italy has Milan, with its financial center and high fashion, and industrial enclaves that make cars.
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Russia also occupies two enclaves in Georgia, where Eliso Babuadze, another cellist, studies at the Tbilisi conservatoire.
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Some liberal enclaves in college towns and on the coasts passed laws, and that was about it.
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Aided by Russia, Syria's army recaptured the Nassib crossing with Jordan as it advanced on rebel-held enclaves.
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Seattle and other progressive enclaves of America would like to follow their lead but they face stern opposition.
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And women can still become victims of honour crimes in conservative enclaves such as Dewsbury in northern England.
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Turnout in rural counties in Alabama didn't match the booming numbers in the Democratic enclaves of the state.
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Clinton devoted much of August to fund-raising in the moneyed enclaves of the Hamptons and Martha's Vineyard.
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The Hispanic community is just one of the large ethnic enclaves in his district, and Coffman knows it.
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The Syrian army cut the road between the two enclaves in January shortly before his daughter was born.
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And it is also the deep scars of a recession that has never healed here, unlike coastal enclaves.
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Many residents are isolated in enclaves and slums, constantly struggling to achieve cultural acceptance and economic well-being.
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But if you look beyond the urban enclaves to Canada's rural backyard, you see a more complete picture.
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He adds that the program creates "assimilation-resistant enclaves" that can themselves pose a threat to national security.
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Trade enclaves may have been a foreign imposition, but they were also a tool of the Qing state.
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And like the Qing trade enclaves, they facilitate commerce by granting legal and tax privileges to foreign businesses.
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They came from the nearby suburbs, from the country's moneyed enclaves and from rural communities in every direction.
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Keep reading to find out the richest enclaves in each US state, listed in alphabetical order by state.
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The pattern repeated itself across well-educated metropolitan areas and enclaves, including college towns like Auburn and Tuscaloosa.
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Like the Manhattan store, many will be outside immigrant enclaves, waylaying diners with limited knowledge of Filipino food.
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The lieutenant talked about these on assimilated enclaves, which are like open pits of gasoline waiting for a flame.
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This is why the diamond trade, with its extreme possibilities for fraud, is concentrated within close-knit ethnic enclaves.
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I suspect that particularly religious enclaves around the country had similar experiences of either abstention or third-party voting.
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Your world here is broken into smaller communities called enclaves, each with their own rigid social structures and beliefs.
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Other large chapters exist in large liberal enclaves: Berkeley and Oakland, which often work together, and New York City.
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With Russian and Iranian help, Assad's military has reclaimed much of Syria by crushing opposition enclaves in recent years.
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Instead, Muslims have often retreated into ethnic enclaves, hired imams from their homeland and disengaged from the broader culture.
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Chemical weapons had been used against besieged enclaves both earlier this month and in February, the NGO spokesman said.
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It is easy to see why Honduras might want to create enclaves of safety and efficiency on its territory.
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In many Hasidic enclaves, such as this one in Brooklyn, signs warning about smartphones and the Internet are common.
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American enclaves in Ankara, and sailors' weekend jollies in Izmir and Istanbul, contributed to a change in public opinion.
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His party has called for building walls around two Spanish enclaves in Africa, to stop migrants from entering illegally.
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The area that ISIS holds along the Turkish border, separating two Kurdish enclaves, is under pressure from several directions.
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Like so many such insular, embattled enclaves, her "area," as she often refers to it, is suffocating and inescapable.
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The cities are divided between zones of economic despair and bourgeois-bohemian enclaves reminiscent of San Francisco or Austin.
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The street is one of several enclaves that reflect the cultural breadth of this port city's vast culinary landscape.
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Intel's Software Guard Extensions feature, known as SGX, allows programs to establish so-called secure enclaves on Intel processors.
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For the most part, we no longer have to huddle in our own bars and secret enclaves for shelter.
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Twenty students in all integrated seven schools, a teenage vanguard that left black America for the wealthiest white enclaves.
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Children from upscale neighborhoods of Santa Rosa and Sonoma snapped together donated puzzles with kids from blue-collar enclaves.
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The incident shows the difficulty that Trump administration officials can face when traveling to progressive enclaves like Los Angeles.
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But far from being marooned, most feel privileged to be part of one of the borough's most exclusive enclaves.
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Most of her clients have decorators and live in wealthy enclaves like the Upper East Side or Greenwich, Conn.
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She added that her mission was to attract city residents from beyond the wealthy enclaves that bordered the park.
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It is one of thousands of white enclaves across the nation that provided Trump with his margin of victory.
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The government could reconstitute itself as it mediated between local enclaves that would one day reintegrate with the state.
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Both Mr. Dodik and Mr. Covic are strongman leaders who want to further divide the country into ethnic enclaves.
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Those zones look a lot like the traditional trade enclaves in Kiakhta, Kashgar, Hong Kong and the treaty ports.
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But at the state and city levels, there is much the party can do, especially in more progressive enclaves.
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In fact, "the gold coast" was once a nickname for the stretch of beach enclaves along Queensland's southernmost coastline.
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The enclaves, which lie on the Mediterranean coast, have long been popular transit points for sub-Saharan African migrants.
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His businesses, his hotels and golf clubs, at least, are in Blue America, right on the coast, wealthy enclaves.
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One proposal would allow people in the enclaves to be subject to double punishments for crimes like vandalism or theft.
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The architect has also worked on homes in the similarly ritzy enclaves of Sun Valley, Idaho, and Los Cabos, Mexico.
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In England, Leave won a majority in almost every constituency outside major cities and university enclaves like Oxford and York.
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One irony behind the mooted exchange is that most Kosovo Serbs actually live in enclaves in the south of Kosovo.
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But, at least in the leftish enclaves of media and entertainment, that sort of thinking is on its way out.
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Still, medical services in opposition enclaves under attack hold out the longest because they are vital to survival, he said.
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Ethnic minorities who leave city centres tend to be better-off and neither need nor want to live in enclaves.
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The lucky ones get to lounge around in air-conditioned enclaves, pretending that nature doesn't exist beyond their sealed walls.
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Yet there are signs that non-hipsters, too, are holing up in enclaves, whether religious or secular, across the country.
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The core idea is to renew America and create jobs in areas beyond the metropolitan coastal enclaves of economic prosperity.
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Within those enclaves, medical officials often reported infections started with Israeli or Ukranian visitors coming into contact with unvaccinated Americans.
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Citizens and companies in Texas' petro-industrial enclaves from Bayou Vista to Morgan's Point are warned: Prepare for the worst.
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But get a taste of Singapore's cultural mélange by delving into vibrant enclaves like Little India, Chinatown and Arab Town.
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Republicans are outnumbered 43% to 303% in the state, and in liberal urban enclaves, it can be even more divided.
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But such a ticket might struggle in the moderate enclaves across the country that delivered Democrats the House in 2018.
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They would also have to persuade several other states beyond the blue coastal enclaves to join them, the report found.
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The Turks now want to prevent the Kurds from linking three enclaves along the border into a unified Kurdish region.
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Here in Beirut, the reaction in the first days after the announcement was focused in secluded Palestinian enclaves like Sabra.
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The party roved from leafy enclaves, to midnight pool parties, to beachside sunrise sets, running for almost 72 hours straight.
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But their center of gravity is below 57th Street, on piers in Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen, two longtime gay enclaves.
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While much of the country is deteriorating, wealthy enclaves in Caracas are enjoying Prada and artisanal beer for the few.
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But in the decades that followed, Detroit's schools became overwhelmingly black and underperforming as white residents fled for suburban enclaves.
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On the one hand, ethnic enclaves limit their residents' exposure to economic opportunities and cultural knowledge outside their own ethnicities.
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In the Northeast, many companies are discount lines known as Chinatown buses, which run between Asian enclaves in large cities.
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It is in one of the last enclaves of relative scruffiness in the otherwise exclusive Notting Hill district of London.
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La Reverie will instantly give the Schonfelds a top trophy property in one of the richest enclaves in the country.
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There are demographic insights indicating a shift in black communities from segregated inner-city neighborhoods to more integrated suburban enclaves.
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The state's rural enclaves are dominated by white voters without college degrees, the most loyal members of the Trump base.
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But it resonates beyond typical preppy enclaves, appealing to everyone from dads in the Midwest to middle schoolers in Dallas.
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"She's an impediment to every House Democrat in the country except for a few coastal enclaves," Ball said in an interview.
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Increased action by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents last month netted nearly 700 arrests nationwide, amplifying anxiety in longtime immigrant enclaves.
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Other entrepreneurial enclaves include the Miami–Fort Lauderdale area and Los Angeles, which ranked fourth and fifth in the survey, respectively.
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But here, too, they are vulnerable: the Syrian army retains control of two enclaves on the western edge of the city.
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This is the first in a series of articles featuring immigrant-owned restaurants in enclaves located outside of major US cities.
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The White Helmets have often said they worried about reprisals as government forces defeated rebel enclaves with Russian and Iranian help.
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When winter comes, your hope fades, and you question the decisions that led you from tropical enclaves, to bitter, frostbitten wastelands.
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Arafat sketches and organizes Palestinian cities and territories, placing them in enclaves that form the scant outline of a divided country.
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The two wanted to keep in touch after camp, but Leah and Sara lived in two different Hasidic enclaves in Brooklyn.
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When we went close to the frontline we were met with people fleeing the ever-shrinking enclaves controlled by the rebels.
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The series and book swap out upper crust New York enclaves for the glitz and glam of Old Hollywood circa 1930.
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These were turn-of-the-century ethnic enclaves and slums as mere way stations for newcomers on the road to assimilation.
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The Washington Post: Blue-collar jobs grow at fastest rate in 2023 years, fueling a hiring boom in pro-Trump enclaves.
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He has an office in Harlem, sits in courtside seats at Nets games and spends summers days in exclusive Hamptons enclaves.
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Housing discrimination today unfolds in the context of decades of state-sanctioned housing discrimination, redlining, and investment in "whites-only" enclaves.
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The military has suppressed opposition enclaves across western Syria, with the help of Russian air power and Iran-backed Shi'ite militias.
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Somalian refugees have often been in the news, accused of forming ghettoes and isolated enclaves in (for example) Minnesota and Maine.
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Scholars embedded themselves among various "tribes" and "ethnic enclaves," studying their languages, but learning little about the origin of speech itself.
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The strip of Toronto known locally as the Danforth is the heart of one of the city's most coveted residential enclaves.
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I also hear more college presidents talking with more concern about their campuses' images as enclaves of a distinctly illiberal liberalism.
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Activists said they received the photo from a group inside Eastern Ghouta, one of the last rebel-held enclaves in Syria.
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The show paid homage to the sensual, theatrical dance that arose in poor immigrant enclaves and attained mainstream appeal among Argentines.
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Businesses in Chinese enclaves are struggling, too: The Guardian described San Francisco's Chinatown — normally bustling with tourists — as almost eerily deserted.
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Faced with higher rents, many residents are leaving the neighborhood for other Polish enclaves in Ridgewood or Maspeth, both in Queens.
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We will be turned into bantustans," he said, refering to the nominally independent black enclaves in apartheid-era South Africa. "Jan.
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Clinton ran up huge margins in traditionally liberal enclaves and stamped out nearly every last wealthy precinct that supported the Republicans.
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To step out of Katz's and roam these trendier enclaves is to step from old New York into the newer one.
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The enclaves were a life preserver for recent arrivals, but also isolated them in their Old World customs and their poverty.
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The Joyce Theater is an Art Deco, neon landmark in the heart of Chelsea, long one of New York's gay enclaves.
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He also supported the establishment of enclaves in Syria protected by coalition airpower, where a moderate Sunni force could be supported.
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Being away from the congested roads, concrete covered neighborhoods and trash filled enclaves helped put me in touch with the environment.
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Mr. Tamas became a chauffeur at Five Star Transportation, a company that serves a number of coastal enclaves in South Florida.
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She's chosen to ensconce herself in uber-wealthy enclaves, where the privileged literally pay to insulate themselves from the world's problems.
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And since it belongs to Israel, the argument goes, Jewish Israelis are free to build settlements — small enclaves — in the West Bank.
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In the late nineties, conspicuous consumption wasn't really a thing for the teenagers in the largely white suburban enclaves of New England.
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Tenants of two long-running artist enclaves in the city's Arts District are being threatened with eviction by the buildings' new owners.
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The campaign in the southwest is now expected to target rebel-held enclaves at the frontier with the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
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They are separated by a narrow stretch of water, while Spain's Ceuta and Melilla enclaves also share a land border with Morocco.
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This was the main reason the US gave for staying in Syria, even after ISIS lost its last enclaves earlier this year.
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In wealthy enclaves like Silicon Valley and New York City, low interest rates and rich buyers have sent median home prices skyrocketing.
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It gives Amazon a whopping 431 more pickup locations situated in the often high-density or affluent enclaves of Whole Foods shoppers.
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As the map shows, Americans' interest in the anti-Trump protests is not reserved to the liberal enclaves of the urban coastlines.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russia and Iran, has sought to wipe out the last few rebel enclaves near Damascus.
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In the next few months to years, self-driving cars may not be fully deployed, or even partially outside of certain enclaves.
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The fears were fueled in part by a slick 40-page booklet being distributed in Orthodox enclaves about the dangers of vaccines.
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Within Somali enclaves in Minneapolis and Pakistani ones in Dallas, renunciation of Islam is tantamount to renunciation of an entire social circle.
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Candidates blanketed every corner of the state, from Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs to the working class enclaves in Buffalo and Syracuse.
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Democratic voters have, in a sense, self-polarized over the last 2628 years, setting up left-wing enclaves around major metropolitan cities.
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The event forced Kiev to agree to a ceasefire that benefitted Russia and the separatist enclaves, turning the tide of the war.
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It's no wonder then that you can find myriad examples of traditional Oaxacan cuisine, music, and culture throughout LA's various Oaxacan enclaves.
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While high-rises abound in waterfront neighborhoods like Exchange Place and Newport, other waterfront enclaves like Paulus Hook retain a quaint sensibility.
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Numerous cases have been concentrated among the city and county's Orthodox Jewish enclaves, many members of which have religious objections to vaccinations.
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In nearly every Southern city, complaints can be heard in liberal enclaves that the state Democratic infrastructures — often the very people Mrs.
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This is the ninth in a series of articles featuring immigrant-owned restaurants in enclaves located outside of major US food hubs.
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Since then, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces have quashed the last remaining rebel enclaves near the cities of Damascus and Homs.
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The Islamic State, also known as ISIS, is retreating, but not without a tenacious fight, trapping civilians in their last few enclaves.
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Enclaves of the internet warped the worldviews of all of these men, convincing them of the primacy and purity of their rage.
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This is the sixth in a series of articles featuring immigrant-owned restaurants in enclaves located outside of major US food hubs.
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At lunchtime on Thursday in one of the state's wealthiest enclaves — Houston's River Oaks — Whataburger No. 266 on Westheimer Road was humming.
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But she also sees it as an example of how Americans "have been sorting ourselves," with liberals and conservatives in separate enclaves.
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Rabbi Shteinman also traveled to visit adherents in Lithuanian-Jewish enclaves, like those in Lakewood, N.J., and the Midwood section of Brooklyn.
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Its locations are in strongly liberal enclaves, such as New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Austin, Boston and Chicago among other cities.
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Trump approval might be declining across the nation, but not so much in the Republican enclaves that Democrats desperately hope to flip.
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At the nonprofit's enclaves of mini-homes, roofs are arched, gabled or slanted and facades come in earth tones or candy colors.
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There are roughly 325,000 Koreans in Southern California, with about one-third in Orange County, where they have thrived in suburban enclaves.
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His first proving ground was the Brownsville, Brooklyn, of his childhood, where enclaves of Jews, Italians and African-Americans battled over turf.
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GASP quickly spread through college towns and liberal enclaves, aiming to make what they called a "silent majority" as visible as possible.
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In the months after Maidan, Poroshenko appointed Kolomoisky the governor of the Dnipropetrovsk region, which borders the separatist-held enclaves in Donbass.
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Government and rebel forces are closing in from different directions on Al Bab, one of the Islamic State's last enclaves in Syria.
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But with rents flying, the city doesn't really accommodate artistic enclaves that are as rooted and stable as the downtown scene was.
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Geneticists had indeed swept down from their laboratory enclaves to extend their sovereignty over what had always been the terrain of archaeology.
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A nearby mountain ridge marks the beginning of the country's semi-autonomous tribal areas where warrior clans live among enclaves of ethnic Pashtuns.
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This is the eighth in a series of articles featuring immigrant- and refugee-owned restaurants in enclaves located outside of major US cities.
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In most suburban enclaves, every parking lot is filled with pickup trucks and SUVs ready to conquer snowy trails and unpaved back roads.
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Liberal enclaves already let illegals vote in their local and state elections and now they want them to vote in the Presidential election.
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Also, access to Duterte at the Matina Enclaves, where he has been holding his meet-and-greets, is now strictly by appointment only.
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A few years ago, a slick pamphlet called "The Vaccine Safety Handbook: An Informed Parent's Guide" became ubiquitous in Hasidic enclaves of Brooklyn.
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The American elite might celebrate diversity in dinner-table conversation, but in practice Americans are cocooning themselves in enclaves of like-minded folk.
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The agreement on humanitarian relief now needs to be implemented, because there are enclaves that are literally filled with starving people throughout Syria.
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Democratic strategists are targeting blue-collar enclaves of the Midwest, along with districts covering California farmlands, New York industry towns and Montana wilderness.
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But Davis said that there had been "tensions" between Kurds and Syrian-controlled enclaves in the area in the days before the bombardment.
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Just as poverty is concentrated in a few neighbourhoods, so too are the wealthy increasingly cloistering themselves in fewer and fewer rich enclaves.
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Bernie Sanders has still yet to prove that his revolution can gain traction outside of heavily white enclaves in the Northeast and Midwest.
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The Kurds want to carve out a continuous autonomous area by linking up the two enclaves they control along Syria's border with Turkey.
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This is the fourth in a series of articles featuring immigrant- and refugee-owned restaurants in enclaves located outside of major US cities.
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Geographies that had been painfully segregated remixed as suburbs and pushed against wildlands, while urban enclaves and exurbs found themselves amid revanchist woods.
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The county has one of the largest police forces in America and includes both working-class villages and wealthy enclaves like the Hamptons.
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While he failed in that goal, Wallace would carry five Southern states and show surprising strength in white ethnic enclaves in northern cities.
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They live in enclaves, socializing only among themselves, he said, and had arrived in the city in waves, starting in the nineteen-eighties.
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The United States is also a major donor to the Palestinian Authority, which administers enclaves of Palestinian self-rule in the West Bank.
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The Turkish presence halted the advance of Assad's forces, and the regime turned its attention to conquering opposition enclaves elsewhere in the country.
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Black commercial enclaves in Durham, North Carolina, and the Greenwood Avenue section of Tulsa, Oklahoma, together were known as the Negro Wall Street.
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There have long been hateful enclaves online, and chat rooms and message boards where white nationalists, neo-Nazis and other extremists have congregated.
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For decades, enclaves of ultra-Orthodox Jews across New York City have received emergency medical care from a Jewish ambulance service called Hatzolah.
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Mr. Prochnik, 52, saw the bags as symbols of continuity and identity in a city where ethnic enclaves are everywhere threatened by gentrification.
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In 1981, Spain's main parties agreed to divide the country into 6003 regions, including two city enclaves in northern Africa, Ceuta and Melilla.
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The disputed enclaves, called the "areas between the lines," were under neither party's control and came to be known as No Man's Land.
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Forum Cop investigates the ugliest of internet beef, getting to the heart of online squabbles and extricating facts from gossip in digital enclaves.
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The counties with the highest audit rates aren't found in the hedge fund precincts of Connecticut or the lobbyist enclaves of Northern Virginia.
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That's particularly true in the hypercompetitive enclaves of cable news and social media, where only the most attention-grabbing, conflict-rich content thrives.
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Visit three such enclaves — Tancítaro; Monterrey, a rich commercial city; and Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, just outside the capital — and you will find a pattern.
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She was poised to win delegates in only a handful of highly educated enclaves: places like San Francisco, Santa Monica and West Hollywood.
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It includes a mix of middle-class towns and wealthy enclaves along the way, but just about all of it voted for Mrs.
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Several county officials refused to comply or sued to stop the law, though it proved popular in liberal enclaves like New York City.
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Thus, Israel would extend its sovereignty over the Palestinian West Bank while relegating its indigenous inhabitants to a limited autonomy in isolated enclaves.
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Eastern Ghouta is one of the last major rebel-held enclaves in Syria, which has been ravaged by war for almost seven years.
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Like Israel, Russia may one day face a choice between ruling over a predominantly Muslim population or giving sovereignty to its Muslim enclaves.
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The following books will guide you through the state's swamplands, retirement communities and cultural enclaves, offering outright or de facto defenses of Florida.
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But they also work and shop in modest stores along Westwood Boulevard in Brentwood, or in quiet enclaves in the San Fernando Valley.
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That's the push to bring in much illegal immigration into America, living in enclaves, refusing to assimilate into the American culture and civilization.
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For Hmong living in places other than these historic enclaves, it's not uncommon to go day-to-day never encountering another Hmong person.
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It wants to replace border fences around Ceuta and Melilla, two Spanish enclaves in North Africa, with walls, and reclaim Gibraltar from Britain.
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They believed that the foreign enclaves would be safe havens because Japan was not yet at war with the United States and Britain.
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It means that the aesthetics of the racist alt-right made their way into my salon in one of the US's most liberal enclaves.
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The sudden return of the regime to some areas—particularly the northern border enclaves of Manbij, Kobanî, and Dêrik—severely limits options for escape.
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New York enclaves like SoHo and TriBeCa are losing local restaurants to high-rise condos, and many fear the same is happening in Tokyo.
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The Intelligence Committee's Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, better known as SCIF, is supposed to be one of the last secure enclaves on Capitol Hill.
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Whether Mr Trump feared a clash between American and Turkish troops, or accepted Mr Erdogan's promise to reduce the remaining IS enclaves, is unclear.
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In fact, 80 percent of all medical tourists coming into Malaysia are from its neighboring countries, including Thailand and Singapore—medical tourism enclaves themselves.
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Punk trickled slowly into the neighborhoods where the members of Los Crudos lived, Pilsen and Little Village, mostly Spanish-speaking enclaves in Southwest Chicago.
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His military advances gathered pace this year with the defeat of the last big rebel enclaves near Damascus and recovery of the southwestern region.
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"Banana enclaves are an example of the successful functioning of models from other states," says Ebal Díaz, the secretary of Honduras's council of ministers.
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Under a 2013 EU-brokered deal Belgrade, Pristina agreed to give Serb enclaves in Kosovo more autonomy and grant protected status to Orthodox monasteries.
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They include Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, and a number of exclusive island enclaves, as well as Sunny Islands and Golden Beach to the north.
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Modern mines often operate as near-enclaves: local people lack the skills to work there and the scale to supply food and other provisions.
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Framed within the lonely enclaves of home life, the settings of many of the graceful, hyper-detailed portraits are fixated on an isolated interior.
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Even if gay enclaves often signify the first wave of gentrification, the game fails to acknowledge the role corporations play to complete the process.
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On Work Immigrant enclaves often acquire nicknames that are meant to distinguish them from the surrounding geography, as if not quite belonging to it.
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The last thing society needs is for engineers in enclaves like Silicon Valley to deploy AI tools for global problems they know little about.
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Yet the rich are also moving beyond the traditional hubs of the Northeast and California, creating some unlikely 1-percenter enclaves, such as Wyoming.
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In 22019, a federal study shockingly revealed the average K-12 student in rural towns, suburban enclaves and urban neighborhoods attended an obsolete facility.
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In Malibu and nearby affluent enclaves, the fire has so far devoured more than 211,216 acres and over 22018 structures, killing at least three.
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There were several large enclaves of Puerto Ricans in New York in Williamsburg, Bushwick, the Lower East Side, El Barrio, and the South Bronx.
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Google notes there are no set design patterns for building applications that then use the Asylo API and run in these enclaves, for example.
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At the time of the plane's downing, Mr. Girkin was defense minister of the larger of the two separatist enclaves, the Donetsk People's Republic.
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Según mis investigaciones, gracias a estos enclaves, hay menos casos de extorsión en Michoacán ahora que durante el reinado de los todopoderosos Caballeros Templarios.
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As Metro lurches from leafy enclaves to blighted neighborhoods, the subway is the highly imperfect vehicle for Washingtonians' rage at their city's perennial problems.
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To find its edges, those leafy enclaves and rocky riverbanks, the dense overhang of branches in the woods, is an unexpected lullaby amid chaos.
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There's one city in Canada — Toronto — and several coastal enclaves (New York, Washington, Los Angeles), but there's oh-so-much Middle America here, too.
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" Schlesinger notes one predictable response by minorities to their exclusion from mainstream historical texts and commemorations: "The ethnic enclaves thus developed a compensatory literature.
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Companies like Monster Day Tours and Indie Singapore offer free walking tours of Little India and Chinatown that trace the evolution of these enclaves.
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Like Ms. Warren again, Mr. Bradley did well in some predictable liberal enclaves, but had trouble attracting voters neither well educated nor well off.
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They were perceived as "marginal members of the human race," were denied the right to become naturalized U.S. citizens, and segregated to ethnic enclaves.
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The song is perhaps a fitting anthem for bands like Despers USA as they wrestle with challenges brought on by gentrification in Caribbean enclaves.
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It has made its way out of Jamaican kitchens and bakeries, to immigrant enclaves and bodegas, and into major retailers like Walmart and Costco.
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In Virginia, Republicans have painted sanctuary cities as lawless enclaves where violent criminals are allowed to roam free, which isn't the case at all.
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Those scenes have also proved a potent symbol for Republicans like President Trump to showcase what they call the failures of liberal urban enclaves.
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Eastern Ghouta is one of the last major rebel-held enclaves in the country, which has been ravaged by war for almost seven years.
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Streets in Sachem's Head, like in other Guilford enclaves, are occasionally marked "private," so don't expect to cruise all of its shoreline by car.
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Mumbai, India's financial hub and a magnet for migrants from across the country, has traditionally had enclaves for Catholics, Parsis, Bohri Muslims and others.
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What I'm proposing is not a firewalled splinternet; it has more to do with where I see us evolving as a society—into enclaves.
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Bolton issues warning Addressing Syria, Bolton acknowledged the Assad regime's plan to retake Idlib, one of the last rebel-held enclaves in the country.
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In fact, the party also wants to follow Mr. Trump's example and erect walls around two Spanish enclaves in North Africa, to block migrants.
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It was then that the coalition of Arab states led by Saudi Arabia joined the war and began launching airstrikes against Houthi-held enclaves.
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Grande Marlaska said Spain would remove razors from the fence surrounding the two enclaves while increasing the height of the fence to curb crossings.
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Iraq declared victory over the militants more than a year ago, but the damage done to Christian enclaves on the Nineveh Plains has been extensive.
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Hubristic Democrats may survey their blue enclaves in the Golden State and dream of exporting their Loony Left revolution to the rest of the country.
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Both enclaves have long been popular transit points for sub-Saharan African migrants trying to cross the sea at the narrow point south of Spain.
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The United Federation of Indigenous Nations manages land use, and the enclaves who lease the territories from them are expected to abide by the stipulations.
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Assad has turned to the southwest after driving rebels from their last besieged enclaves in western Syria, including eastern Ghouta near Damascus, earlier this year.
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Like Idlib, it has also been a destination for fighters and civilians from other rebel enclaves that were surrendered to the government, including eastern Ghouta.
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Moscow, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's ally, brokered a string of de-escalation zones for insurgent enclaves last year, though fighting raged on in some.
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Ragi says the ISR planes provide an "eye in the sky" that has helped the soldiers immeasurably, directing them to enclaves of Boko Haram captives.
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Separatists no longer fear being shot by the security services; some are now trying to create ethnically pure enclaves by driving minorities from their homes.
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Meow. Meow. Forum Cop investigates the ugliest of internet beef, getting to the heart of online squabbles and extricating facts from gossip in digital enclaves.
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This is the seventh in a series of articles featuring immigrant- and refugee-owned markets and restaurants in enclaves located outside of major US cities.
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They need special items— spaceship items even—and wouldn't you know it, the gangs and enclaves of this hyperviolent world seem to be hoarding them.
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In fact, out of Georgia's 159 counties, she won all but 6 of them, besting rival Stacey Evans in many white enclaves across the state.
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International communism has either mutated into autocratic capitalism, as in China, or retreated into a few dysfunctional enclaves, as in Venezuela, North Korea and Cuba.
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The resulting works typically featured pampered enclaves of consumerism-obsessed one-percenters, whose avant-garde fashion and style choices infused their stories with dark comedy.
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Still, #TheResistance can be seen burning most brightly in the coastal liberal enclaves of the United States, as shown in a heat map by Affinio.
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One of the best known of these enclaves is Caochangdi Village, which became an artists' hub after Ai Weiwei built his studio there in 1999.
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And then there are a few other enclaves — Teton County, which includes Jackson Hole in Wyoming — or Blaine County in Idaho, which has Sun Valley.
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The construction of segregated enclaves has little or no support from the region's local political parties, Muslim leadership and groups representing the Hindus who fled.
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Perhaps the most novel part of Bulletin's business model is that the web-born brands will pay rent to appear in its chic IRL enclaves.
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A police state with a democratic veneer, Ethiopia is buffeted by violent clashes in diverse ethnic enclaves where activists are demanding political and economic reform.
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Still, from enclaves in suburban Rockland County to the bustling streets of Brooklyn's Borough Park neighborhood, fliers tell the Hasidim to be skeptical of immunizations.
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Ceuta is one of two Spanish enclaves on the north coast of Africa, the only European places that have land borders with the vast continent.
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The current Austrian foreign minister, Sebastian Kurz, for example, just this year floated the idea of enclaves for refugees to be created outside of Europe.
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There are five-star enclaves, laid-back beachy rooms, eco-friendly lodging, and Art Deco masterpieces that pay homage to the Magic City's storied past.
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In the 22s, at the end of a wave of immigration to America, sociologists at the University of Chicago argued that ethnic enclaves facilitated assimilation.
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" Book establishments per 333k residents: 100 Why it's perfect for bookworms: "Chapel Hill sits inside one of the most important educational enclaves in the world.
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As a result, the rich live in gated enclaves protected by private security forces, surrounded by slums: The dominant architectural form is the gated community.
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Donald Trump, who was born rich and lives in a gold-plated tower, is a wealthy person who can withdraw further into his private enclaves.
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Betsy likely went with this style because it is very popular in New England and in coastal enclaves of the rich and famous in general.
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Trump's Proposal for a Palestinian State Current Proposed West Bank Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Jerusalem Jerusalem Gaza Gaza Israel State of Palestine Egypt Jordan Egypt Israeli enclaves 23 miles Current Proposed West Bank Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Mediterranean Sea Mediterranean Sea Jerusalem Jerusalem Gaza Gaza Israel Israel Jordan Jordan Egypt Egypt State of Palestine 20 miles Israeli enclaves Current Proposed West Bank Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Mediterranean Sea Mediterranean Sea Jerusalem Jerusalem Gaza Gaza Israel Israel Jordan Jordan Egypt Egypt State of Palestine 20 miles Israeli enclaves Note: Boundaries are approximate and based on available data provided by the White House, some of which was obscured.
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Buttigieg claims he can connect with voters in such places in a way that other Democrats — from coastal enclaves like, say, Vermont or California — simply can't.
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There remain dozens of besieged enclaves -- including eastern Ghouta, a key region east of Damascus, where more than 250,000 people have been blockaded for four years.
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A man who palled around with Nazis couldn't raise the millions of dollars Republicans needed from tony enclaves like New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
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Between Orange and Beaumont, the surface roads were almost entirely impassable, turning the rural enclaves into literal islands in a sea of fast-moving, polluted waters.
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Between Orange and Beaumont, the surface roads were almost entirely impassable, turning the rural enclaves into literal islands in a sea of fast moving, polluted waters.
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All this time, I've been thinking I was afraid of life outside the enclaves with Enid, but maybe I'm afraid of life here, too — life everywhere.
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They even came within a few hundred votes of snatching Hull, demonstrating that the Lib Dems have some appeal outside Remain-voting enclaves in the south.
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In the 1980s and 1990s users could be found largely in tourist spots, such as Zanzibar, or in enclaves of white hipsterdom in cities like Johannesburg.
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Whether it's the baseball heritage of Cooperstown, NY, or the Southern charm of Dahlonega, GA, there are a lot of tiny enclaves worth exploring this season.
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But what you find doing this continental criss-crossing is dozens of enclaves that can feel thousands of miles apart even when they neighbor one another.
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Harris won a plurality in California while splitting the Deep South with Biden; Warren racked up delegates in liberal enclaves on the coasts and populist Midwest.
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You'll tear into the fascinating history of the queer enclaves of Brooklyn from the 1850s through the 20th century as if it were a juicy novel.
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In enclaves that are not faced with the wreckage of widespread addiction, "crack" has become a cute euphemism for anything ya just can't get enough of.
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This is the first of a three-part series on insular enclaves of ultra-Orthodox Jews, the struggles they face and the controversies that follow them.
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This is the last of a three-part series on insular enclaves of ultra-Orthodox Jews, the struggles they face, and the controversies that follow them.
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This is the second of a three-part series on insular enclaves of ultra-Orthodox Jews, the struggles they face and the controversies that follow them.
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But with the enclaves, that's not an issue, and Microsoft says Coco and Ethereum can handle up to 1,600 transactions per second in its prototype setup.
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"The elites, who live in enclaves of privilege in cities such as New York, Washington and San Francisco, scold an enraged population," he wrote at Truthdig.
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In a diverse district with ethnic enclaves vying for power, perhaps the only thing more important than identity politics is the ability to bridge those divides.
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The cash has been accompanied by a wave of economic migrants from China, who have settled in Vientiane and in enclaves across the country's mountainous north.
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Single-payer isn't just being discussed in liberal enclaves of the country like California, where a single-payer measure recently fell short in the state Assembly.
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The Kim clan will not willingly grant basic freedoms to its downtrodden people, even as it incorporates limited foreign investment in isolated enclaves within its kingdom.
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According to the 2010 Census, 2.7 percent of St. Robert's residents were born in Thailand, making it one of the densest Thai enclaves in the country.
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But the Kremlin, he said, had manipulated the church to foster instability in the same way that it created armed enclaves in Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova.
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Immigrant enclaves straddle Sebastopol Road, a thoroughfare in Santa Rosa lined with Latino-owned restaurants, supermarkets and gown shops catering to teenage girls celebrating their quinceañeras.
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She was impressed, she said, by the cleanliness of former drug enclaves and the testimonies of addicts who were now at least in dialogue with counselors.
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Eventually, if the Democratic Party expands into affluent enclaves that were once dominated by conservatives, there may be tension between upscale centrist representatives and economic populists.
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Open since 1892, the bathhouse serves as a meeting place for the city's Russian and Jewish enclaves — and a hotspot for celebrities, millennials, businessmen, and tourists.
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In 2012, the couple opened a boutique firm, Van Parys Architecture & Design, focusing on residential projects in upscale Southern California enclaves like Malibu and Newport Beach.
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A wave of horrific violence known as the Second Intifada, which killed far more Palestinians than Israelis, included shocking terrorist attacks in previously safe Israeli enclaves.
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The walls were built to divide Protestant and Catholic enclaves and to prevent people from killing one another as the spiraling cycle of attacks took hold.
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New additions like the city-subsidized ferry service have also altered both the real and imagined convenience of once remote enclaves, and developers are taking notice.
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But many are two and three generations living in enclaves that are pushing back now and resisting against the assimilation," King said on CNN's "New Day.
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It is a place of enclaves, with housing complexes, golf clubs and office campuses swelling off the two main avenues, Purchase Street and Anderson Hill Road.
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People trying to reach Spain through its enclaves in North Africa are often forced back to Morocco without being given the chance to apply for asylum.
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Mr. Monson now spends much of his time in Russia and in other parts of the former Soviet Union, notably pro-Russian enclaves that crave recognition.
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Where once public transportation showed a city's forward progress, white communities began to fight its expansion, fearing it would give unwanted people access to their enclaves.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers MORE's 7th district in Texas, which includes wealthy enclaves of Houston and upscale suburbs.
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In Jefferson County, which includes Birmingham and some of the state's wealthiest enclaves, Mr. Jones, the Democratic candidate, captured more than 68 percent of the vote.
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His jobs range in scope from parties at all-adult karaoke bars, to appearances at fast food restaurants, to private home visits in wealthy suburban enclaves.
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The Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla on Morocco's northern coast are a magnet for Africans trying to reach Europe in search of a better life.
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Scenes like the one at Deer Valley would be repeated in rarified enclaves of the party elite around the country again and again in the coming months.
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The nearest city, Be'er Sheva, is 37 miles away, so the detainees have created their own little enclaves in the desert: makeshift kitchens, coffee stands, beds, ovens.
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Their courtroom sentiment reflected the feelings that have swelled throughout the city's Asian enclaves since Officer Liang's indictment last year and that have peaked following his conviction.
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Her busy campaign schedule, which has included frequent stops in swing stages, shows that her populist message has currency across the country, not just in liberal enclaves.
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But in New York, they are geographically concentrated, living and voting together in enclaves like West Hempstead, where the community is strong and the politics are complicated.
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These 15 enclaves (and where to stay in 'em!) run the gamut from an urban getaway in Hamburg, Germany, to a busy arts district in Mexico City.
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What's more, he said, suburbs encouraged isolation, cultivated a fear of strangers, and created enclaves that segregated the white middle class from poor people and brown people.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has managed to retake most of the country, crushing rebel enclaves in all the major cities and driving them from the south.
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Graham said that "all of California is like a university town now" but noted that there are enclaves in the state that signal change could be coming.
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In recent weeks, they have recaptured all remaining insurgent areas near Damascus, including the densely populated eastern Ghouta area, as well as big enclaves in central Syria.
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On the edge of one of the most exclusive enclaves of Silicon Valley's premiere Palo Alto neighborhood is a luxurious villa listed for sale for $16.8 million.
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How, they wonder, can anything resembling a state ever be fashioned from their countless little self-administering enclaves on the West Bank broken up by Israeli settlements?
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And the Cold War is over, so perhaps we don't need to be reminded that there is beauty within the former communist enclaves of the Soviet Union.
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Canadian authorities are also monitoring the border to see which members of the sect are traveling between Bountiful and FLDS enclaves in Idaho and other Western states.
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In the race for the Croat seat, Dragan Covic, the hard-line incumbent who shares Mr. Dodik's goal of further fragmenting Bosnia into ethnic enclaves, conceded defeat.
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Finding well-kept antique homes can take work, as they are frequently off the beaten path, in small enclaves like Eden and Ivy Terraces, off Livingston Street.
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The measures will turn stretches of Italy's wealthy north — including the economic and cultural capital of Milan and landmark tourist destinations such as Venice — into quarantined enclaves.
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In the more diverse Macomb communities, close to white enclaves, 8.3 percent foreign born and 9.3 percent African-American, Trump's gains were smaller, averaging 7.2 percentage points.
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But online life creates an illusion of left-wing excess and hegemony that barely exists in the real world, at least outside of a few collegiate enclaves.
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But the idea of letting foreigners manage frontier trade enclaves like Hong Kong and the other treaty ports was a standard element of the Qing imperial repertoire.
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Many labor settlements and rural communities that formed as nonwhite enclaves are today just miles away from more reliable water systems, and yet they remain without access.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon, far and away the company's top-selling beer, had a loyal following among skate punks and ski bums, and some currency in hipster enclaves.
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Transnational drug syndicates have long operated in Myanmar's north and northeastern borderlands, setting up illicit drug production facilities in semi-lawless enclaves controlled by armed ethnic groups.
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Bedloes Island (renamed Liberty Island in 1956) and Ellis Island were carved out as exceptions, as New York enclaves in what was now effectively New Jersey water.
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The militiamen said they would not allow anyone out until rebel groups had ended their siege of Fouaa and Kfarya, two encircled Shiite enclaves in Idlib Province.
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Since then, the government in Damascus has retaken all of the city of Aleppo, and is slowly pushing into the few remaining rebel enclaves, including Eastern Ghouta.
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While enclaves like boho-chic Nakameguro and hipster Shimokitazawa have been cool for some time, Tomigaya feels markedly less touristy and more of a work in progress.
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Thousands of civilians were fleeing from besieged enclaves on opposite ends of Syria on Friday as two major battles in the multi-sided war entered decisive phases.
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We've created our own personal ideological enclaves that leave little room for the acknowledgement, much less the understanding, of other viewpoints, beyond an outright rejection of those viewpoints.
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While Florida is home to the richest zip code in America, and New York City and San Francisco are notoriously expensive, every state has its own wealthy enclaves.
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Others said that by giving in to the Muslims' demands, China would encourage them to press for more concessions and ultimately form their own enclaves run by sharia.
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Youth unemployment in France, at 2000 percent, is among the highest in Europe, adding to social precariousness in the marginalized banlieues — suburban enclaves heavily populated by Muslim residents.
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As often happened in distant enclaves in pre-internet days, the Italianness ossified—the dialect baffling actual Italians when they interacted with Lake Villagers—then withered, like Tontitown's.
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America aside, the countries where right-populists are doing best are those in which elites are concentrated in single geographical enclaves: Paris, Copenhagen, Stockholm, the Randstad, Vienna, Budapest.
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He argues that historically high rates of low-skilled immigration have resulted in the creation of ethnic enclaves and helped to worsen economic inequality, by keeping down wages.
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More than 3,800 migrants have crossed the Moroccan border into the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla so far this year, according to the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR.
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But the "Greater Bay Area" scheme, embracing a large chunk of Guangdong province as well as the neighbouring enclaves of Hong Kong and Macau, deserves a special mention.
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Almost a fifth of the population has quit the island for Florida, New York and other Puerto Rican enclaves of the mainland, including around 300,000 since Maria struck.
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That is because Hasidic communities have been outgrowing their enclaves and pushing to establish outposts in new towns, leading to pitched battles all over the New York region.
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Even in the unlikely case that Republika Srpska could secede without a war it would be a tiny, poor and isolated country divided into two physically unconnected enclaves.
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During the seven-year-old war, Damascus and the YPG have largely avoided direct conflict and have each allowed each other to hold small enclaves within their territory.
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GAVIN BROWN'S ENTERPRISE Occasionally a gallery manages to do both, to become a bit more like a museum — or at least an alternative space — while avoiding gallery enclaves.
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It's one of a few rebel-held enclaves near the Syrian capital, and Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group allied with Syria's president, has besieged it for a year.
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It's in the enclaves at the end of railway tracks that suburbia is at its most painfully suburban, where lives develop unobserved and childhoods flourish in slow motion.
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In moneyed enclaves across Mexico, where guards patrol boutique shops and hip restaurants, the violence rarely comes up in conversation, as if it were happening in another country.
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By the late 1960s, Jewish enclaves in the Catskills had given way to an influx of hippies who were attracted to the cheap land and free-spirited lifestyle.
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Conversely, over in New Jersey, you have Republicans Leonard Lance and Rodney Frelinghuysen sitting in affluent suburban enclaves where more than 50 percent of tax returns take SALT.
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But lately, it has found its way from desert cities like Santa Fe, N.M., to trendy urban enclaves like Bushwick, in Brooklyn, and Silver Lake, in Los Angeles.
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By 1920, roughly a quarter of the 19793 million Italian immigrants in the United States were living in New York, establishing enclaves in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx.
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According to Dale Allen Gyure's recent biography of the architect, the Yamasaki family's "Japanese heritage made them unwelcome" in the city's wealthiest enclaves, though Yamasaki could afford them.
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Una gran parte de la población en América Latina vive en el tipo de enclaves urbanos densamente poblados en los que el virus parece propagarse con mayor facilidad.
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From urban towers showcasing full-length water views to beachfront resorts and spa retreats, hotels are plentiful and varied and range from budget-friendly chains to luxury enclaves.
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Without such decisions, public schools risk becoming the very "enclaves of totalitarianism" that the Supreme Court repudiated in its 1969 decision vindicating student protests of the Vietnam War.
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At the same time, its reform-minded enclaves, committed to institutional poverty, supported themselves through handiwork, including art, and kept strong evangelistic ties to emotion-fueled popular religion.
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By 1970, urban areas adjacent to historical black enclaves became majority black, but distant city neighborhoods remained predominantly white — no different in racial composition from the surrounding suburbs.
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Helped by Russia and Iran, the government has crushed rebel enclaves across much of Syria, leaving a corner of the northwest in the hands of anti-Assad insurgents.
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In its brokenhearted examination of race, class, privilege and inequality in modern America, "Moonlight" is one of several excellent movies set in places beyond the country's affluent enclaves.
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More than half the killings have been attributed to MS-13, Barrio 18, and their offshoots, which have balkanized the country's cities and provinces into gang-run enclaves.
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Overall score: 83.8Housing: 91Healthcare: 88Cost of living: 86Don Murray, who retired in Mexico in 2014, found that the country had several expat enclaves, making it easy to assimilate.
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A battle over beach access has raged for generations along the Jersey Shore as wealthy enclaves have fought to keep their beaches uncrowded and free of day trippers.
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At the same time, scholars sought to pin down the relationship between "ghetto" and its Spanish-language analogue, "barrio," and to compare poor black neighborhoods with other enclaves.
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In just the past few months, more than 85033,000 people have fled a new round of fighting following a regime offensive against rebel-held enclaves just outside Damascus.
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Drake, in fact, has demonstrated a keen and growing curiosity about Caribbean music, owing partly to the influence of the many immigrant enclaves in Toronto, his home town.
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But for other types of Facebook enclaves, known as "closed" groups, joining is as simple as clicking a button and waiting for a moderator to approve the request.
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Queens was whiter then, and though there were certainly different ethnic groups in the borough, most of us were too isolated in our own enclaves to know it.
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Turkey will not consent to the creation of separatist enclaves or terrorist safe havens that threaten its national security and are against the will of the Syrian people.
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Some suburbanites are concerned about the changes to their neighborhoods caused by new enclaves of high density developments intended to accommodate the often large size of Hasidic families.
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It would segregate most of the majority population into two separate ethnic enclaves, in the West Bank and Gaza, which would be connected by a corridor through Israel.
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But there's another, quieter, pseudo-state consisting of four disconnected enclaves entirely contained within Moldova's borders: Gagauzia, an autonomous region with its own people, culture, language, and cuisine.
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Evacuations out of eastern Aleppo were suspended Friday, casting doubt over when remaining evacuations set to transport tens of thousands of desperate residents out of besieged enclaves would resume.
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This year, government forces have defeated insurgents in the last remaining enclaves near the cities of Homs and Damascus, and swept through the rebel-held southwest with Russian help.
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The Indian government's move in August to strip statehood away from Jammu and Kashmir became official on Thursday, turning what was once an Indian state into federally controlled enclaves.
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Against this backdrop, humanity lives in walled enclaves, and freelancers (the role players will take on) go out into the harsh wilderness to take on missions and solve mysteries.
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The fact Trump was able to claim victory there is perhaps the best proof of his ability to find support throughout the country, including in its most liberal enclaves.
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It is as though playwrights suddenly feel obliged to leave their coastal, liberal enclaves to learn more about the folks who are informing national headlines and disrupting national elections.
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Recently they have tilted towards Russia and Mr Assad, helping sever the corridor to Aleppo in an attempt to merge the two Kurdish enclaves along the border with Turkey.
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Thus Srebrenica came to symbolize the danger of establishing enclaves for vulnerable civilians without protecting such areas with military force and, more poignantly, of the terrible price of inaction.
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Not least because the future of the Democratic Party, now in opposition, will depend in part on reaching out from our liberal enclaves to all those in conservative ones.
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Officials also say a discussion has opened up about whether there are new military as well as non-military options for defeating ISIS globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
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I thought this long before Trump came along, although he brought a new urgency to the task of making peace with those who live beyond our deep-blue enclaves.
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And like many of their compatriots, they brought their fortunes to Amman and built homes in one of the city's most affluent enclaves, with streets named Basra and Baghdad.
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Tighter border controls have curbed the flow of foreign fighters into Syria and Iraq, but the Islamic State has diverted hundreds of others to its foreign enclaves, like Libya.
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Unbowed by the defeat, Ms. Ruiz directed a group of high school students who had volunteered to knock on doors across Latino enclaves in Phoenix to register eligible voters.
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Nearly $100,000 for the new structure was raised by the St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Tampa which after Miami has one of the largest enclaves of Cubans in Florida.
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"There might be some opportunities for her to reach some ethnic voters in enclaves where there are sizable communities that are often ignored but filled with voters," said MacManus.
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So far, in an expansion push into America begun in 2010, the brand has opened stores in wealthy enclaves and university towns on the East Coast like Westport, Conn.
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The Passaic River runs through 80 miles of North Jersey, past rural, suburban and urban enclaves, including horse country and historic colonial towns, and along the perimeter of Newark.
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So much is at stake right now, but in this crisis, we also have a huge opportunity to break out of our boxes and step out of our enclaves.
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Since then, President Bashar al-Assad has gone on to crush the last remaining rebel enclaves near the cities of Damascus and Homs and swept rebels from the southwest.
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Art can be a harbinger of displacement, as white cubes move into longtime ethnic enclaves, but it can also be an agent of resistance and empowerment for disenfranchised communities.
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Asylo makes it easier to build applications that can run in these enclaves and can use various software- and hardware-based security back ends like Intel's SGX and others.
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Grindr—the very company that was hosting this party—has made it easy to find other men just like you all over the globe, not just in exclusive enclaves.
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It's a lost opportunity to explore one of the fastest-growing immigrant enclaves in the country, a place that has long been isolated from outsiders because of language barriers.
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There's no dispute that many campuses are illiberal enclaves of bluntly enforced groupthink, and there's no doubt that many students deserve the stern words that Sessions aimed at them.
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Or was it liberals, cozy in their elite enclaves on the coasts, who burrowed down into self-righteousness, lecturing working-class Republicans about how they misunderstand their own interests?
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The clashes in Chelsea are symbolic of a spreading rift in the city between everyday residents and developers looking to create luxurious enclaves that only the elite can afford.
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The post-prison world he walked into was a new one, awash with hippies who openly rejected social norms and formed idyllic enclaves ostensibly free of restrictions and taboos.
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Its enclaves in the eastern part of the country — where American geologists first discovered oil in the 1930s — resemble American suburbs, with baseball diamonds, movie theaters and themed restaurants.
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On consecutive nights, I'd seen a woman use drag as a tool to counteract the exact same patriarchal stigmas in Poland's Jewish enclaves as in early-20th-century Germany.
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Last week, the State Department warned Americans to exercise caution if traveling to the country, citing an increased threat of terrorism, particularly in Serb-dominated enclaves, including northern Mitrovica.
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Amid widening inequality, the high-profile enclaves of wealth — Silicon Valley, Hollywood, Wall Street — tend to be unchurched, immigrant-friendly and culturally out of sync with nonurban, noncollege workers.
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His work uncovering new islands as well as hidden enclaves, utopian societies and even rumored or magical places fills his new book "Beyond the Map" (University of Chicago Press).
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The pattern mirrors what's happening in Chinatowns in other cities like Los Angeles, London, and Paris, where once bustling enclaves have turned into virtual ghost towns since the outbreak.
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Rather than admit students by grades, test scores or auditions, which tends to turn schools into enclaves of affluence, these schools admit them by lottery, with no admissions standards.
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This has granted them each a durable cult following, one that uniquely encompasses the coastal enclaves where they made their names and the rural flatland where they grew up.
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The presence of terrorist enclaves on almost every one of Israel's borders helps explain the determination of the I.D.F. to prevent demonstrators from trying to break through the fence.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — A northern Syrian city that is one of the Islamic State's last enclaves in the country is under assault by military forces bearing down from all sides.
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Unfortunately, there are certain enclaves within the space policy field that are trying to set aside this historic alignment, calling instead that we focus almost exclusively on the Moon.
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The party also wants to erect walls around Ceuta and Melilla, two Spanish enclaves in North Africa, to stop illegal migrants who have been climbing over their border fences.
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It's only in the last few decades that the original spirit of Merrymount has returned, whether in the form of separatist radical faerie communities or queer enclaves within cities.
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That's how we lead lives where we are not so alone, either ensconced in the semi-private enclaves of the family or the culture of the place of employment.
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A movement once fleshed out in union halls and little magazines shifted into universities and major press, from the center of the country to its cities and elite enclaves.
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Where I'm from in Philadelphia, the blocks aren't lined with palm trees and it isn't eternally summer like in some of the South Central LA enclaves that Nipsey rapped about.
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Though significantly smaller than the Kincade and Tick blazes at some 618 acres, the Getty Fire prompted the evacuation of 10,000 structures including in some of the city's wealthiest enclaves.
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While heavy-boozing culture is still alive and well in colleges and young professional enclaves around the world, recent studies and surveys suggests that millennials imbibe less than previous generations.
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BioWare isn't ready to crack open the vault containing story details about the origin of the planets current state, its natives, and the many enclaves of humans struggling to survive.
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Millennials might not be staying in the urban cores, but rather, they're helping to remake the urban-like enclaves that allow easy access to the city when they want it.
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Investigations into the suspected cell are still at an early stage, but are focusing on men of Moroccan descent, including some with links to the Spanish enclaves in north Africa.
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In 2018, it's impossible not to be disappointed by the series's glaring lack of diversity – especially considering it's set in one of the world's most multicultural enclaves, New York City.
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The war has since gone better for Assad as his army and its allies pushed rebels from Aleppo and other enclaves near important cities, and Islamic State from energy fields.
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The army, which ruled Myanmar for more than 50 years before permitting partially civilian government earlier this year, struck deals with some of them, allowing them to administer small enclaves.
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The embrace of the trans community that I would see within certain enlightened enclaves of our society is a welcome relief from the almost total universal exclusion of my community.
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The Trump administration could take three steps immediately to prevent South Sudan from fragmenting into warring ethnic enclaves: Ultimately, such a process would safeguard U.S. strategic interests in the region.
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The difference came from Denver and Boulder, two populous and liberal enclaves on the Front Range, the eastern side of the Rockies—the Colorado equivalents of New York and California.
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Sherif Sulaiman, an organic food scientist who moved to Denmark eight years ago from Egypt, said Muslims must not close themselves off in enclaves but open themselves up for interaction.
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Most of Syria is under the control of the Syrian government, although rebel groups have maintained enclaves in the country, as have terrorist groups like al Qaeda and al Nusra.
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Syria's army and its allies have increasingly pushed for such evacuation deals for rebel enclaves near big cities or in other strategic locations after long periods of siege and bombardment.
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Nate Clinton made huge gains in the enclaves of the liberal elite, places like Boston, Seattle, Washington, D.C., where there's a large professional class of lawyers or scientists or professors.
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While Russia's hand in Ukraine has hardly been a secret, the emails, if genuine, provide fine-grained detail of Mr. Surkov's office in setting up separatist enclaves in Ukraine's east.
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The youngest of four children to Doug Ford Sr. and his wife Diane, Rob Ford grew up in Etobicoke, a suburb of Toronto replete with leafy enclaves and strip plazas.
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They also hope Turkey's regional clout, diplomatic skill and ground presence might spare Idlib the fate of enclaves such as those in east Aleppo, eastern Ghouta and Deraa, they said.
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With supportive enclaves like the TranceAddict community (which still operates its quirky web 1.0 style forum to this day), both Montreal and Toronto have been hugely supportive of the genre.
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In recent years, immigrant communities in the United States have moved beyond their traditional enclaves near borders and in large cities, reaching many states at the center of the country.
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New York's 19th Congressional District stretches from the wealthy enclaves of Rhinebeck and the tie-dye world of Woodstock across the Catskill Mountains to the struggling dairy farmers near Cooperstown.
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A vast spread of high-rises have been built on land reclaimed from the Mithi, along with higgledy-piggledy working class enclaves like this one, perched precariously on its edge.
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But while there are high-crime areas in Europe that are predominantly Muslim, there is no evidence that European governments are actually ceding territory to Islamists controlling Muslim-only enclaves.
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Enclaves dotting the region have been the cause of longstanding, sometimes violent quarrels over access to land, infrastructure and water - which is predicted to grow scarcer due to climate change.
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In recent years, peddlers of phony documents have increasingly moved from immigrant enclaves, like Pico-Union in Los Angeles and Roosevelt Avenue in Queens, to private residences and the internet.
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It was neither here nor there, brushing by brand-name enclaves like Gramercy Park and Flatiron, but not belonging to them, and never really developing a personality of its own.
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The edges of Paris and the patchwork of towns just beyond are fascinating and variegated, ranging from dense immigrant enclaves and repurposed industrial sites to leafy bastions of bourgeois comfort.
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These wealthy enclaves were also among the first to use privatization as a means of segregation, a practice that would proliferate in the decades following the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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In his early years Mr. DeVita drew his clientele from the Puerto Rican and Chinese enclaves near the Lower East Side and included jailbirds, artists, and working men and women.
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Yet she also has joined a parade of would-be Democratic presidential contenders who have paid visits to the wealthy summer enclaves that serve as A.T.M.s for the party's candidates.
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Many, if not most Palestinians, meanwhile, even as they find themselves increasingly pushed into smaller and smaller enclaves of authority, have never abandoned the dream of owning the whole land.
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Upward mobility, suburban growth and the dissolution of traditional ethnic enclaves have all contributed to empty pews, said Robert P. Jones, chief executive of the nonprofit Public Religion Research Institute.
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Some of those facts were uncomfortable, and some people — including officials in places like Mantes-la-Jolie and Trappes, with their hard-core Islamist enclaves — were unwilling to face them.
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By the time it ends, children from some of this area's most privileged enclaves, and from some of its poorest, file through the front doors to begin their day together.
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I also don't see strong evidence the refugee program was creating a major terrorism risk, or threatening to create the kind of unassimilable enclaves that Europe is dealing with today.
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Trump, Farage, Wilders, Le Pen - they are selling a false prospectus to the people - claiming that breaking up the EU into competing nationalist enclaves is the solution to people's problems.
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The post-prison world that Manson walked into was a new one, awash with hippies who openly rejected social norms and formed idyllic enclaves ostensibly free of restrictions and taboos.
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But progressives would be foolish to treat the cities and states in which they live as nothing more than enclaves sheltered from some of the national policies they don't like.
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But this does not mean the United States should oppose future power-sharing arrangements Baghdad may undertake with Sunni and Shiite enclaves (the Kurdish equivalent already exists) to avoid Syria's fate.
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And in Iraq, the jihadists still hold enclaves east and west of Mosul, at Huwaija and Tel Afar respectively, as well as much of the Iraqi border down to the Euphrates.
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At least half live in Sydney's western suburbs, which were transformed in the mid-1970s from white working-class enclaves into majority-Muslim outposts by a surge of immigration from Lebanon.
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What to Watch For Lipinski will need to run up big margins in the city of Chicago—white ethnic enclaves are one of the few areas where he'll likely do well.
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Besides the pocket south of Damascus, rebels still hold besieged enclaves in the town of Dumayr northeast of Damascus, in the Eastern Qalamoun mountains nearby and around Rastan north of Homs.
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The state has proposed such settlements before for those who accept the return of its rule in other enclaves it seized with the help of Russian jets and Iran-backed militias.
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Insider Tip: The original recipe has been around for hundreds of years, although updated fusion recipes can be sampled in foodie enclaves like Los Angeles, New York, and other culinary hotspots.
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Brownstein and Armisen's portrayals depicted the more absurd aspects of gentrification and the creative class's return to cool urban enclaves, like Brooklyn and Portland, through rose-colored, albeit horn-rimmed, glasses.
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They include more than half a million people from other rebel enclaves who chose to be bussed there under surrender deals in recent years rather than go back under Assad's rule.
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They will go to Idlib province in the northwest - the destination for many such "evacuations" after sieges and ground offensives forced numerous rebel enclaves to surrender in the past two years.
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In the past three years, Russian and Iranian military support has helped Assad regain control of numerous enclaves held by anti-Assad rebels or jihadist militants, ending fighting in many areas.
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Many top junta members amassed great wealth, visible now in high-end enclaves of Yangon, where mansions rise behind barbed-wire topped walls, and the sprawling compounds in the capital Naypyitaw.
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Here, Clinton's message failed to connect with working-class voters; here, as in other major "Blue Wall" enclaves like Pennsylvania and Michigan and Wisconsin, they flipped from supporting Obama to Trump.
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The chawls — in close proximity to offices, schools and public transport — are rare enclaves of affordable housing in a city with some of the most expensive real estate in the world.
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So while Trump still won a reasonable number of votes in Cuban-American enclaves in Miami, there is no question that he won far less than Romney from Latinos in Miami.
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I took the position of deputy governor and then chief of the Odessa Region customs service on the Black Sea, one of the most notorious enclaves of corruption in my country.
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In March 2015 Spain said it had dismantled a militant Islamist cell operating out of the enclaves that it said was ready to attack either Spain or other targets in Europe.
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Echoing U.S. President Donald Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric, he has called for a wall to be built around the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla and paid for by neighbouring Morocco.
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Clinton has been more than accessible to those who reside in some of the country's most moneyed enclaves and are willing to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to see her.
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In 2007 and 2008, as the burglar targeted wealthy Staten Island enclaves like Todt Hill, Grymes Hill and Grasmere, residents were alarmed by the string of crimes and their brazen nature.
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The Trópico festival grounds snake around the Pierre Marques resort with stages nestled aside pools, on the beach itself, and tucked into leafy enclaves lined with rubber trees and exotic palms.
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It happened at Bono's apartment, where small enclaves of Furbies in the process of being packaged and sold were strewn about the floor, perched on furniture, and peeking out from shelves.
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In a new sign of his confidence, Mr. Assad even allowed a modest medical evacuation of civilians on Wednesday from one of the last rebel enclaves in the country, near Damascus.
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As families began to move out of Jewish enclaves, to travel and to eat at nonkosher restaurants, canned tuna and salmon went along and became a familiar, safe and nourishing staple.
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Former industrial enclaves in the Central City such as the Pearl District and South Waterfront, as well as the Central Eastside just across the river, have become popular for commercial projects.
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It was an unusually violent stretch for the two neighborhoods, enclaves of African-Americans and Caribbean immigrants just north of John F. Kennedy International Airport that are separated by Brookville Park.
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Also echoing Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric, Abascal has called for a secure wall to be built around the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla and have neighboring Morocco pay for it.
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The separate financial backing provided by the US for the Palestinian Authority, which governs enclaves of self-rule in the West Bank, has not been affected by the Trump administration's announcement.
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The strong fundraising month came after Clinton spent a significant portion of her post-convention calendar hitting the fundraising circuit for high-dollar fundraisers in wealthy enclaves such as Nantucket, Mass.
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Although the YPG are the U.S. allies on the ground in Syria, the U.S. is not present in Afrin where the Kurdish enclaves have experienced Turkish assaults for the past month.
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It also poses a particular danger to the G.O.P. in a number of carefully gerrymandered districts where Republicans count on rural white voters to cancel out well-educated, liberal Democratic enclaves.
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Caribbeing defines their iteration of the term on their website: No longer separated by sea, Caribpolitans bridge the waters by forming new 'villages' in diasporic enclaves like Flatbush, Brixton, and Brampton.
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Of course, it is not only the United States where this pattern holds: In Europe, immigration, the arrival of new groups segregated into enclaves, has become the centerpiece of many political campaigns.
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Many of the displaced people fled earlier offensives to escape the fighting or avoid coming back under Assad's rule - including those bussed to Idlib under "evacuation" deals when rebels surrendered other enclaves.
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A new ceasefire was agreed overnight after predominantly Shia Iran and the militias it backs pushed for the evacuation of two Shia enclaves, Al-Foua and Kefreia in rebel-held Idlib province.
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"We can have a web browser where every part of a page—every image, every ad, the text, and so on—all run in their own little secure enclaves," says Dr Watson.
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Enclaves are more or less independent nations, ranging in size from very small to very large, though never anything on the scale of a modern-day country or an old-world kingdom.
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"We believe that there are dozens more cases, especially from rural areas, or ethnic minority enclaves, where people have disappeared," said Phil Robertson, the deputy director for Asia at Human Rights Watch.
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This is the fifth in a series of articles featuring immigrant-owned restaurants—in this case, a restaurant owned by the child of immigrants—in enclaves located outside of major US cities.
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The trick, Goff said, was balancing the needs of openly gay or lesbian readers in New York or other liberal enclaves with an untapped audience in more conservative parts of the country.
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Mansion prices show no signs of slowing in rich enclaves such as the Hamptons, Beverly Hills and Aspen, suggesting that the global market panic has yet to spread to top trophy homes.
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They come from different cultures and different folk mythology, and enter different cultural enclaves in the city, slowly exploring how America works and how its people are adapting to a changing age.
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When the suburb is among the increasingly poor, predominantly minority enclaves with deteriorating finances and infrastructure and a dearth of professionally trained leaders, it's not surprising people in these places feel abandoned.
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Which is why Google and a consortium of companies, nonprofits, and academic institutions have all signed on to an initiative meant to improve the transparency—and ultimately the security—of secure enclaves.
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But as I see it, the bigger problem is not that conservatives are infiltrating social science departments to spread hatred, but rather that liberals have turned departments into enclaves of ideological homogeneity.
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Outside these enclaves, the rest of the world would struggle for survival in a wasteland that offered both freedom and scarcity; this wasteland was generally either redemptive or another dystopia in disguise.
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Spain's two enclaves in Morocco, Ceuta and Melilla, are often used as entry points into Europe by African migrants, who either climb over border fences or try to swim along the coast.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Turkey soared last month when Ankara launched a military incursion into Kurdish enclaves in northern Syria, raising concern about a possible confrontation between American and Turkish forces.
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A political ally said on Twitter that Mr. Plotnitsky had been seriously wounded, potentially creating an opening in the leadership in Luhansk, the smaller of the two separatist enclaves in eastern Ukraine.
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But they haven't, and US officials have recently suggested they will stay for as long as necessary to stamp out ISIS, which still holds on to enclaves along the Syria-Iraq border.
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It was the late '80s, after sectarian conflict had turned Lebanon into a patchwork of confessional enclaves and no-man's lands separated by invisible borders, much like the state of Syria today.
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The wealth tax is a class focused policy and as such will be far more popular in working class strongholds like the Midwest than in the wealthy liberal enclaves where Pelosi resides.
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The question is whether this stance will remain relegated to deep-blue enclaves in California and New York, or if it will become an accepted position within the party as a whole.
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Although San Francisco's LGBT community, alongside the anti-war flower children of the 60s, had consolidated in the Castro from its varying enclaves throughout San Francisco, the threat of hate crimes remained.
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Mr. Xi rose through the ranks of the secretive enclaves of the Communist Party; Mr. Duterte served as mayor of Davao, one of the Philippines' most crime-ridden cities, for 22 years.
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It may be an even worse trade in Michigan than it was in Minnesota or Maine, since there are relatively few overwhelmingly Democratic left-liberal enclaves akin to Minneapolis or Portland, Maine.
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Thank God for that because it was a very good public school system, but there are certain enclaves inside of Port Washington in the 1970s that had blue-collar people in them.
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In some of New York's Orthodox Jewish enclaves, anti-Semitic assaults, slurs and swastika graffiti have grown so common that people are at risk of becoming numb to them, community leaders said.
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In addition to their foothold in the northwest, anti-Assad rebels still hold a chunk of territory along the southern frontier with Jordan and Israel, and enclaves near Damascus, Homs and Hama.
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But in the neighborhood of Lawrence Park West — which encompasses adjacent enclaves like Cedar Knolls, Longvale and Armour Villa — properties can trade for a third of the cost of similar Bronxville versions.
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In doing so, they are serving a wide audience throughout the African continent and within diasporic enclaves in the United States and Britain and telling the story of Nigeria to the world.
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Officers were running the serial numbers of all the weapons, to help unlock the mystery of why a man who lived in one of the country's richest enclaves had so many guns.
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But I think Alexander is right that the filter is also part of life within the most successful social enclaves — especially for chronic miseries that don't fit an easy crisis-resolution arc.
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Given its magnetic and growing appeal to younger black professionals and its historic residential enclaves and cultural institutions, the neighborhood's reputation as the capital of black America seems unlikely to change soon.
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He is expected to visit wealthy enclaves in Los Angeles and the Coachella Valley to collect campaign cash and to discuss water access issues with farmers in the conservative-leaning Central Valley.
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These have all shrunk the size of land in which Bayaka can hunt and gather, denting their food supplies and forcing them into small, low-quality enclaves, often close to settled villages.
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In addition to their foothold in the northwest, anti-Assad rebels still hold a chunk of territory at the frontier with Jordan and Israel, and small enclaves near Damascus, Homs and Hama.
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It announced that the territory would be cut in half and turned into two federally controlled enclaves, a change that Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India said would bring peace and prosperity.
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Four white Miami-Dade police officers have beaten a young black man to death and been acquitted of manslaughter, setting off riots in the city's black enclaves—Liberty City, Overtown, and elsewhere.
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Though speakers of all ideologies regularly appear at colleges without incident, a few widely publicized disruptions feed a narrative of leftist enclaves of millennial snowflakes refusing to abide ideas they disagree with.
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Morocco is only 35.23 kilometers south of the Spanish coast at the strait of Gibraltar and shares land borders with the small Spanish enclaves of Melilla and Ceuta on its Mediterranean coast.
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The attack involves breaking the security mechanisms of Intel chips by disrupting their flow of power, forcing the secure enclaves—which are designed to be impregnable—into errors that expose their secrets.
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Those goals have included routing the Islamic State from its last enclaves in the Middle Euphrates River Valley, ousting Iranian-commanded forces and pursuing a diplomatic resolution to the country's civil war.
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But while those tensions were once buffered by yeshiva walls and eruvim, the symbolic perimeters around Hasidic enclaves, the outbreak of measles, which is highly contagious, cannot be kept to such boundaries.
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Ultimately, Baghdad's ability to equitably distribute oil profits between the Kurdish, Sunni and Shiite enclaves will determine if Iraq's breakup will be a managed affair or one decided by bloodshed or Iranian influence.
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The rebel-held southwest has come into focus after the Syrian government, backed militarily by Iran and Russia, crushed the last besieged rebel enclaves near Damascus and north of the city of Homs.
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Vallecito falls within a tract of land earmarked as a Employment and Economic Development Zone, or ZEDE, a state initiative to attract foreign investors to Honduras through the creation of autonomous economic enclaves.
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Spain's two North African enclaves, Ceuta and Melilla, are a common target for entry into the European Union by migrants who try to climb the border fences or enter the territories by sea.
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At the same time, Turkey has threatened to force up to two million of the Syrian refugees it hosts back across the border, in contravention of international law, effectively repopulating traditional Kurdish enclaves.
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State legislators and California's Democratic governor, Jerry Brown, have been hostile toward Trump's plan to make the border nearly impervious for immigrants coming to the United States illegally, but some enclaves have disagreed.
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Over the years, founder and Chief Executive Officer Jeff Bezos has made clear his disdain for the free lunches, massages and other perks commonplace in the suburban enclaves of Google, Apple and Facebook.
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Club music tends to have less lyrical content than the majority of genres coming out of the depths of urban enclaves, but that doesn't mean it's incomplete in any stretch of the imagination.
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Celaa also said the government planned to assess how to remove — "without losing any security" — the barbed wire capping the border fences of Ceuta and Melilla, the two Spanish enclaves in North Africa.
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Celaa says the government will assess through technical reports how to remove, "without losing any security," the barbed wire capping the fences of Ceuta and Melilla, the two Spanish enclaves in northern Africa.
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Not all of Europe's barriers are so fresh, refugees are still trying to climb or swim around fences originally built in the mid-1990's enclosing Spain's Moroccan enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.
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While there has been debate regarding the existence of what have been dubbed "no-go areas," I personally discovered the corporeality of these enclaves when I stepped into the Stockholm neighborhood of Husby.
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Assad has won a series of military victories but rebel groups still hold large parts of the northwest of the country and substantial enclaves in the southwest, in Homs province and near Damascus.
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A buzzsaw path up the eastern coast of Florida would confine the worst damage to the pricey enclaves of Miami Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and all the way up to Jacksonville.
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" King also stood by his previous controversial claims this week that the United States is a "Judeo-Christian country" and that immigrants shouldn't "create enclaves in America that are the antithesis of Americanism.
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Walters was also hurt by her support for the Republican tax bill, which altered state and local deductions at a huge cost to California homeowners — particularly in the wealthy enclaves of Orange County.
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Spain's two enclaves in Morocco, Ceuta and Melilla, are often used as entry points into Europe for African migrants, who either climb over their border fences or try to swim along the coast.
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This attitude may not hurt the president or most incumbent Republican senators, but it will prove fatal to the careers of many GOP congressmen who represent fading red enclaves in vibrantly blue states.
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Life for millions of young men in the Islamic world — and in Muslim enclaves in the West — is characterized by chronic unemployment, abysmal educational opportunities, social dislocation and widespread governmental corruption or indifference.
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Manassas, Virginia (CNN)Democratic candidates in the suburban enclaves of northern Virginia are hoping President Donald Trump's unpopularity among the federal government workers who live here will deliver them a key House race.
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As our cities sprawl and more of us move to suburbs (which are still growing faster than central cities), our chances for contact are reduced and our ability to form enclaves is heightened.
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The awareness that this is a human crisis with substantial racial subtext — America disproportionately poisons its black and brown citizens — seems not to have penetrated the elite enclaves in New York or Washington.
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Hundreds of hotels are available at every price point ranging from major international and Spanish hospitality brands, as well as independent boutique hotels, five-star luxury enclaves, funky lodging, and budget-friendly properties.
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Ms. Onasanya, 40, a British-Nigerian, started the magazine in 2003 when, she said, the rest of the world looked to African diasporic enclaves in the United States and in Britain for inspiration.
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Full of exposed brick, wooden beams, high ceilings and concrete floors, the funky work spaces gave birth to tech enclaves in places like San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood and Manhattan's Flatiron district.
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"I see the hidden enclaves as more important than ever in a market full of celebrities and boldfaced names," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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Grogan's comments come just as Trump landed on the West Coast, where he's expected to visit several western states including California -- home to a few Republican enclaves, but historically a secure Democratic heavyweight.
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Tensions between the two countries reached a new high in January when the Turkish military moved against Kurdish enclaves in northern Syria, raising concern about a possible confrontation between U.S. and Turkish forces.
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Depending on the quality of your introduction to sesame-crusted tuna or similar sanitized novelties at trendier-than-thou enclaves, your opinion of Asian fusion may occupy some intersection of tortured and tacky.
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It may be that Morton's will now see more triumphalist cigar smoke, while the Obama staffer enclaves like the brasserie Le Diplomate — sorry, I meant to say "Le Dip" — recede in self-importance.
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Some 100 families largely from the ultra-Orthodox Satmar sect have settled in Jersey City in recent years after being priced out of housing in the Jewish enclaves of Brooklyn, Jewish leaders said.
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"Pray to end abortion," read a sign displayed recently on a church yard in Akron — among the more liberal enclaves in the state — beside a cluster of white crosses pounded into the grass.
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Grandpa spent the duration of his campaign mocking the establishment swells who migrate to enclaves like Davos, Switzerland, and Sun Valley, Idaho, for high-altitude, highfalutin conferences on the conundrums of modern life.
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After its descent into a messy, multi-sided civil war in 2011, when the country was fragmented into numerous enclaves, the warring parties began to plunder that inheritance, looting museums and excavating ancient sites.
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"It's a divide between the winners and losers of globalization ... In the outskirts, the depressed former industrial bastions, rural enclaves, people feel left on the side of the road, isolated," Ifop's Jerome Fourquet said.
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Spain's two enclaves in Morocco, Ceuta and Melilla, are often used as entry points into Europe for African migrants, who either climb over their border fences or attempt a dangerous swim along the coastline.
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Paradise is a working-class community surrounded by pine forest, whereas Montecito is one of the nation's wealthiest enclaves, settled amid Southern California's shrublands, gnarled oak trees, and the state's towering, ubiquitous weed, eucalyptus.
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The ethos of the stock-boom '80s was, "He who dies with the most toys wins," and Richard Thalheimer expanded from catalogs into physical retail, opening stores in well-to-do enclaves across America.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian army and allied forces have captured one of the last major Islamic State enclaves in the central Syrian desert, a monitor and a Hezbollah military media unit said on Saturday.
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"Law 10" came into effect in April as the army was on the brink of crushing the last insurgent enclaves near Damascus, consolidating President Bashar al-Assad's grip over nearly all of western Syria.
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The Palestinian families and their supporters claim the evictions, often based on seemingly arcane violations of their rental agreements, are part of a broader agenda to create Jewish enclaves inside the historic Muslim Quarter.
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This raises the question tugging at the heart of Last Black Man: How can working- and middle-class ethnic and racial enclaves maintain community—a more permanent state than "authenticity"—while growing generational wealth?
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The legislation came into effect last month as the army was on the brink of crushing the last insurgent enclaves near Damascus, consolidating President Bashar al-Assad's grip over nearly all of western Syria.
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" He points to UPS warehouse workers, as well as certain enclaves of retail jobs—Costco, for example, which "offers higher wages and better benefits, and in return enjoys lower employee turnover and higher productivity.
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Likewise, some supporters of the settlements argue that the settlers could just stay in their settlements and remain as Israeli citizens in their separate enclaves in the middle of Palestine, protected by the IDF.
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Echoing U.S. President Donald Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric, he has called for a secure wall to be built around the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla and for neighboring Morocco to pay for it.
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In Virginia, Republican gubernatorial candidate Jerry Kilgore ran last-minute anti-immigration ads that didn't move his numbers with swing voters and probably cost him important votes in the Hispanic enclaves of Northern Virginia.
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He said that the Islamic State fighters now numbered in the hundreds in Surt, down from several thousand, and that many had fled into the desert or other Islamic State enclaves in the country.
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The brutal beating of Mr. Patterson in a primarily Hasidic neighborhood drew comparisons to previous attacks on black men in white ethnic enclaves, like one that occurred three decades ago in Howard Beach, Queens.
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Like Canada, immigrants to the US tend to create concentrated enclaves with nearly half the million-plus we take in annually going to just five cities: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and Houston.
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"The Silicon Valley attitude sometimes called 'cosmopolitanism' is probably better understood as an extreme strain of parochialism, that of fortunate enclaves isolated from the problems of other places — and incurious about them," he wrote.
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While working as a copywriter in New York City, Freedman started seeking out Irish enclaves like Malachy's Donegal Inn, a lively bar owned by Malachy McCourt, a charismatic local figure known for his storytelling.
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In honor of the mag's latest issue, which explores the West Coast, founder and publisher Emily Nathan is sharing tips on where to stay, eat, and play in some of the region's coolest enclaves.
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Curators, including Ballast Projects founder and VICE Design Director Adam Mignanelli, and Baltimore-based Platform Gallery director Lydia Pettit, brought small enclaves of art to each of the 12 rooms on the third floor.
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" The new laws aim to regulate life in 25 low-income and heavily Muslim enclaves, officially described by the government as "ghettos" and populated by what Danish newspapers call "ghetto parents" and "ghetto children.
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Like Mr. Cohn, Mr. Mnuchin is a Goldman Sachs alum with roots in progressive enclaves such as New York City and Los Angeles who believes in free trade and a pro-business economic agenda.
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Likewise, some supporters of the settlements argue that the settlers could just stay in their settlements, and remain as Israeli citizens in their separate enclaves in the middle of Palestine, protected by the IDF.
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As decrepit industrial enclaves wait for some new deal to replace the yanked promises of their glory days, one might forgive the billion-dollar incentives with which they try to recapture their lost prosperity.
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Chemical weapons have been used throughout the seven-year war in Syria, with the government of President Bashar al-Assad launching the most deadly attacks on rebel enclaves with chemicals like sarin and chlorine.
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Book the Hoxton Downtown Los Angeles starting at $144 per nightAround the world, Hoxton Hotels are known as artsy, design-filled enclaves preferred by travelers seeking design, individuality, and community among like-minded others.
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There is no American equivalent to the challenge of immigrant-assimilation now facing France — no equivalent of the domestic terror threat, the rise of Islamist anti-Semitism, the immigrant enclaves as worlds unto themselves.
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But the internet industry is also part of a wider elite culture that is trending in the opposite direction, becoming more feminized and feminist, and inclined to view male-dominated enclaves with great suspicion.
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It derives from the incoherence of a coalition that depends simultaneously on middle-class professionals in ethnically diverse liberal enclaves and less-well-educated, working-class whites in communities that feel forgotten or ignored.
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Few borders in the world are more emblematic of the separation between the "haves" and the "have-nots" than the fortified borders of Ceuta and Melilla, Spain's autonomous enclaves on the northern African coast.
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When I first learned of this phenomenon, I was living in maternity hotels, making a feature documentary about the shadow economy of birth tourism in the ethnic-Chinese enclaves of the San Gabriel Valley.
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Why that's the case is a more complicated question, given even the most ardent Democrats in the city's most liberal enclaves see Evers, the superintendent of Wisconsin schools, as a less than exciting candidate.
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MOSCOW — The Ukrainian authorities halted all trade with two Russian-controlled separatist enclaves in the country's east on Wednesday, using an economic weapon to strike at what has been a long-festering military problem.
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Despite the so-called "ethnic enclaves," most second-generation immigrants and first-generation immigrants who arrived as children (the "Dreamers") are fully assimilated, well educated and integrated into the economic life of the nation.
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Warplanes are working with Syrian Kurdish and Arab militia on the ground to track down ISIS fighters, some of whom have disappeared in Sunni enclaves along the Euphrates River near the Iraq-Syria border.
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BEIRUT/AMMAN (Reuters) - The Syrian government stepped up its efforts on Thursday to retake the opposition's last besieged enclaves, as rebels prepared to withdraw from one and a newspaper reported an ultimatum against another.
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Before long British colonists were arriving in numbers, and British privateers were fighting against the other colonial powers in the region, most notably Holland and Spain, both of which still have significant enclaves there.
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Seed shut down the Bay Bridge with a peaceful and well-organized Black Lives Matter protest that briefly and temporarily halted the flow of gentrifiers into the historically black enclaves within the East Bay.
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It's easy to point out that most of these businesses exist in liberal enclaves in coastal cities, but even some of the world's largest companies are now taking steps to reduce single-use plastics.
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Private firefighting firms, which have seen heightened demand as climate change and wildfires increasingly threaten wealthy enclaves throughout the Western US, were once a luxury reserved for the wealthy to protect their multimillion-dollar properties.
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Deutsche Boehmen, or German Bohemia, became one of several largely German-speaking enclaves that formed along the borders of the modern-day Czech and Slovak republics under the Hapsburg monarchy, later the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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By comparison, conservative organizations like ALEC made a conscious effort to build networks of legislators across a variety of states — not just traditional conservative enclaves but also purplish states in the Mountain and Midwest regions.
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The world outside the enclaves is for the people who've never made sense of how to fit themselves into this structure, who cannot for the life of them cede any power over themselves to others.
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Ford said that Russia has been unable to get its "obstreperous client" Assad to make any political concessions, allow significant humanitarian assistance into numerous rebel-held enclaves or abide by a cessation of hostilities agreement.
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Quotas ensure that the mix of Chinese, Indians and Malays in each HDB block reflects the ethnic make-up of the country as a whole, a measure designed to preclude the formation of racial enclaves.
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Spain has two enclaves in Morocco - Ceuta and Melilla - and both are hot spots for African migrants making their way to Europe either by climbing over the barriers around them or swimming along the coastline.
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It is where America's past and future collide—a destination for aged middle-class white sun-seekers and working-class Hispanics, a place where pick-up trucks flying Confederate flags roar through Spanish-speaking enclaves.
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He's floated the prospect that voter fraud handed President Obama the election in 2008 and specifically called on his supporters to monitor polls in the Democratic enclaves of St. Louis, Philadelphia and Chicago for fraud.
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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu went to the murder scene to make a speech accusing Israel's Arab community of being "a state within a state for some citizens in enclaves where there is no law enforcement".
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Other older clients are driving the construction of urban enclaves, or "nodes," within suburban developments, where suburban amenities like shops, restaurants and religious institutions are available within walking distance of people's homes, Mr. Mandel said.
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The company had suggested, for example, that tips could lead to unpleasant consequences, such as drivers who might forego pick-ups in poorer neighborhoods in favor of wealthier enclaves where they might generate heftier tips.
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The City of God, in contrast, was purpose-built in the 1960s for Brazilians displaced by natural disasters in other parts of the country or people forced out of favelas near wealthy enclaves of Rio.
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Still, the women's game thrived in rural enclaves in states like Tennessee and Texas, where girls who worked on farms could not be told with any seriousness that they lacked the endurance to play sports.
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Two Syrian government enclaves in the city's west were besieged by ISIS for more than three years before the terror group was ousted about two months ago by the Syrian military backed by Russian forces.
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" The Republican lawmaker also stood by his previous controversial claims this week that the United States is a "Judeo-Christian country" and that immigrants shouldn't "create enclaves in America that are the antithesis of Americanism.
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That's what this stroll through two Manhattan ethnic enclaves offers, with cannoli and dumplings — but also stops associated with the history of immigrants, like Confucius Plaza and Five Points (of "Gangs of New York" fame).
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The military ordered Palestinian laborers to leave their workplaces in some settlements as the violence spread from streets and bus stops in the West Bank and Israel to within the usually well-protected Israeli enclaves.
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A fun one is the ski and resort towns of the Rockies — you can see the Democratic enclaves stretching from Taos in northern New Mexico, up the spine of the Rockies to Breckenridge and Aspen.
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But they also hold other isolated enclaves, including a single Aleppo city neighborhood sandwiched between the opposition and the regime and subject to regular shelling whenever the opposition wants to retaliate for Kurdish actions elsewhere.
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What has happened in California, where Democrats control a supermajority in both chambers of the state legislature, will only gradually happen in places like Atlanta, or Dallas, or Miami, as those liberal urban enclaves expand.
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On Thursday, Russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, accused Ukraine of building up forces and said its military planned an "armed provocation" against the Donetsk People's Republic, one of the two Russian-backed separatist enclaves.
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"You have these little oases, these enclaves within the city, and it creates an opportunity," said Josh Schuster, the founder and managing principal at Silverback Development, which has several park-adjacent projects in the works.
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Other older clients are driving the construction of urban enclaves, or "nodes," within suburban developments, where suburban amenities like shops, restaurants and religious institutions are available within walking distance of people's homes, Mr. Mandel said.
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If border residents also fled the city as black migrants arrived, even though black enclaves were miles away, these departures signaled a concern about broader city finances rather than a dislike of immediate black neighbors.
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But those who manage to cross the border into the enclaves undetected are usually allowed to lodge an asylum claim in Spain, though they are often sent back once their applications are rejected months later.
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The U.S. on Thursday backed up the United Nations's call for a monthlong ceasefire in Syria and urged Russia to use its sway with Damascus to ensure aid workers access to hard-hit rebel enclaves.
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Spain has two enclaves in Morocco, Ceuta and Melilla, and migrants from all over Africa regularly try to reach them, by climbing the triple barriers that separate them from Morocco or swimming along the coastline.
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Natty and quick-witted, though he has shed his once-signature bow-tie, Mr. Carlson splits his time between preppy enclaves like Georgetown and Maine, and was a magazine writer before turning to television punditry.
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Somers is more densely populated to the north, where modest homes cluster around small lakes to form the once summer-only, now year-round enclaves of Lake Shenorock, Lake Lincolndale, Lake Purdys and Deans Pond.
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In recent years, thousands of migrants seeking a better life in Europe have tried to enter Spain via its two enclaves in north Africa, Melilla and Ceuta -- with some scaling huge fences topped by razor wire.
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But thanks in part to help from Lebanon's Hezbollah, the regime was eventually able to retake control of most of the west and to bottle up rebels in disconnected enclaves in and around Damascus and Homs.
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That extraordinary dislocation is one reason why ethnic enclaves exist in large cities like New York City or San Francisco — being around others like yourself provides a bridge from one's old country to their new home.
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After it seized power in 1949, the party recognised Korean-Chinese as an ethnic minority and gave them special rights in their enclaves of Yanbian and the county of Changbai, both in Jilin province (see map).
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The polygamous enclaves in America run by breakaway Mormon sects are highly unstable—the old men in charge expel large numbers of young men for trivial offences so they can marry lots of young women themselves.
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A rise in the number of wealthy buyers wanting to own property in coastal locations, as well as a global increase in the number of boat owners, is prompting international developers to create more waterfront enclaves.
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"Although their numbers, interest and agency could determine the election outcome, youth are boxed into the various ethnic and party enclaves, [so] they might not be able to consolidate their numbers as a constituency," Obonyo says.
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Meantime, Elizabeth, a rebellious rocker in college, has traded her guitar for a career selling real estate in Ditmas Park, in one of those enclaves where you brew your own kombucha or risk the neighbors' disdain.
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His strength starts to tick downward in Westchester County and on the north side of Long Island, where white voters are better educated and where old-money enclaves start to eat into Mr. Trump's biggest advantages.
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When Belgium seceded from the Netherlands in 1830, those untidy lines hardened into a national frontier, but they left a number of enclaves: isolated bits of one nation's territory surrounded by the land of the other.
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Since Russia joined the war on his side in 2015, President Bashar al-Assad has managed to retake most of the country, crushing rebel enclaves in all the major cities and driving them from the south.
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But unlike protests in 2014, demonstrations have spread well beyond wealthy enclaves and protesters say they are more determined than ever due to a bruising economic crisis that has sparked severe shortages and sky-high inflation.
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By simply seeking to narrow the margin in white working class enclaves, most of them in states they have won consistently for decades, the Democratic party could move into position for a quick electoral comeback. 7.
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In trying to "solve" the problems it's helped create, Google is also working against human nature—against our tendency to "self-select" and organize ourselves into enclaves, our deep-seated need to belong and to believe.
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This was our welcome in Deir Ezzor, a former ISIS stronghold where the terror group besieged two Syrian government enclaves in the city's west for more than three years until its ouster about two weeks ago.
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Amazon announced the change less than two weeks after a Bloomberg study found that Amazon didn't offer same-day delivery service in certain mostly Black enclaves (while it did deliver to mostly white zip codes nearby).
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As Election Day drew nearer and fear-mongering efforts were redoubled, the more volatile enclaves of certain subreddits—particularly /r/The_Donald, a massive subreddit dedicated to Donald Trump—began engaging in real world doxxing and harassment.
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Opponents contend that the developers were marketing the townhouses to Hasidic families to accommodate the Hasidim in overcrowded enclaves such as Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and Kiryas Joel, N.Y., a village of 20,000 Satmar Hasidim in Orange County.
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Within just a few weeks in 22013, his forces drove tens of thousands of people out of two ethnic enclaves in eastern Myanmar — first the Shan, near the Thai border, then the Kokang, closer to China.
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Tijuana feels like it's on the outskirts of San Diego because, well, it is; some parts of San Diego, like the Mexican-American enclaves of Chula Vista or Barrio Logan, could be an extension of Tijuana.
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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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Despite improved security in recent years, partly because most Hazaras have moved into the guarded enclaves, hardline Sunni militants keep up attacks, such as a blast in April that killed 24 people, among them eight Hazaras.
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Democratic gains in the House came in densely populated, educated and diverse enclaves around the country, around major liberal cities like New York and Philadelphia and also red-state population centers like Houston and Oklahoma City.
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Over the past few days, that inferno has killed two people, forced mass evacuations and destroyed hundreds of structures, affecting thousands of residents, including the many celebrities who live in wealthy enclaves west of Los Angeles.
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In Al Waer, one of the latest places to be reclaimed by Mr. Assad's forces, insurgent fighters were offered a deal to either surrender or leave, with their families, to rebel-held enclaves much farther north.
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In an interview with The Los Angeles Times, he worried that the law would spur lots of people to move near residential bus routes, which he suggested would alter the character of enclaves like his. And?
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But even in the most lopsided groups, there are members from the other side scattered through the membership — Republicans outside the urban centers of Democratic states and Democrats representing cities and liberal enclaves of Republican states.
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Spain's situation underlines its reliance on Moroccan authorities to stop migrants who try either to cross the Strait of Gibraltar or to climb the fences that surround Spain's two enclaves in North Africa, Ceuta and Melilla.
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On his upcoming trip, Trump is expected to visit wealthy enclaves in Los Angeles and the Coachella Valley to collect campaign cash and to discuss water access issues with farmers in the conservative-leaning Central Valley.
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An abundance of low-cost real estate and blue-collar workers—and proximity to some of the wealthiest enclaves in Southern California—made it an appealing spot for the world's largest shipping company to root itself.
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A half-dozen United Nations experts who investigate human rights abuses have taken the rare step of banding together to condemn China for expulsions of monks and nuns from major religious enclaves in a Tibetan region.
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But that assistance also depends on the political relationship between the countries, which has been dogged by tensions over Ceuta and Melilla, Spain's enclaves in North Africa, and the simmering dispute over the Western Sahara region.
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The mainstream entertainment world has an ambivalent relationship to the online fan-fiction enclaves that have built up around it, where fans seize control of characters or celebrities and subvert their narratives for their own ends.
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"Look at what's going on in Europe in large parts of, you know, in many parts of Europe there are, there are, there are little enclaves or areas where they allow for Sharia law," Hoekstra said.
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Hopping between ethnic enclaves in the heart of Los Angeles — Thai Town sits adjacent to Little Armenia and two miles from Little Bangladesh and Koreatown — is a history lesson as well as a gastronomic roller coaster.
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Most of the barrier ended up east of the pre-1967 line, inside West Bank territory, prompting international criticism and creating humanitarian problems for thousands of Palestinians trapped in enclaves between the barrier and Israel proper.
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The army's offensive follows the capitulation of rebel enclaves near Homs and Damascus, including eastern Ghouta, which was recaptured after a scorched-earth assault that killed over a thousand civilians and laid waste to several towns.
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Also, since so much of sexuality is informed by culture and upbringing, it would be fascinating to see how people in more "liberated" areas like New York or San Francisco compare with those in more conservative enclaves.
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And you&aposve got to left-wing enclaves, even in Oregon, which now has an anti-sanctuary measure on the ballot, and it qualified with I think something like 50,000 or 60,000 more signatures than were need.
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With these TEEs you can then build a network of trusted enclaves that all agree on the ledger and Coco code they are running (it's a concept Intel and others have also experimented with in the past).
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But we can't help but wonder what ever happened to the dress she donned for that legendary moment at Versailles...Is it sitting in a temperature controlled, dimly lit chamber somewhere in the hidden enclaves of Calabasas?
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The population of Idlib, located in northwest Syria, has been swelled by refugees including many of those who have left rebel-held enclaves elsewhere in the country after the army and its allies forced them to surrender.
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Aleppo's Sunni rebels have suggested a tactical deal with the Kurds that would give them safe passage through Sheikh Maqsoud in exchange for safe passage for Kurds between their enclaves, Afrin and Rojava, along the Turkish border.
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Country began as a rural genre, born in isolated Southern enclaves; its first stars yodelled or sang their way out of obscurity, then revelled in relating the tale, disclosing everything they'd gained and lost along the way.
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In addition, they have demanded — and won — portfolios in ministries that enable them to finance their own independent school systems, subsidize their supporters, and expand Sabbath restrictions on an unwilling population that lives beyond their own enclaves.
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The National Weather Service issued a blizzard warning for ski resort communities in the greater Lake Tahoe area, including the towns of Truckee and South Lake Tahoe, California, and neighboring Nevada enclaves of Stateline and Incline Village.
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Assad's political opponents are increasingly hemmed into enclaves in Syria's Idlib and Deraa provinces - at great cost to the country's infrastructure and to the detriment of the millions of civilians who live (or used to live) there.
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According to Ms. Casanova, Mr. Agnelli "challenged the traditional notion that mines are best run in enclaves separate from the local community," citing the construction of a model mine in 2004 in the Brazilian state of Paraná.
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Chances are if you're visiting SF and aren't flush with tech-bro cash you'll probably be looking for that more plebe-y experience, filled with drifts between freakish antique enclaves, full-blown dives, and fog-strewn beaches.
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As he veered from one rhetorical disaster to another—you don't talk about "ethnic enclaves" and compare today's America to Apartheid-era South Africa without arching eyebrows—one of his examples was particularly revealing and dangerously uninformed.
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Mr. Crowley prevailed in most working-class corners of the district, including the district's Hispanic and African-American enclaves; he beat Ms. Ocasio-Cortez by more than 25 points in her own Parkchester section of the Bronx.
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Bruni: Are you telling me that in a world with too many silos, separations and gated enclaves — geographic, political, ideological and cultural — I have to retreat to HBO, Netflix and Amazon and leave the multiplex to teenagers?
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Shuttling between Russian-immigrant and African-American enclaves of Milwaukee, "Give Me Liberty" (on Monday), the centerpiece film, is a sustained, madcap chronicle of an extraordinarily hectic day in the life of a driver for the disabled.
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Growth challenges are already familiar ones in New York City and metropolitan Washington, D.C., where once-affordable neighborhoods have morphed into upmarket enclaves, and aging and overloaded transit systems create daily headaches for their millions of riders.
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We are a city of vibrant ethnic enclaves — really, only San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York and Boston can compare — and to truly experience the breadth and depth of Chicago's food scene, you need to be adventurous.
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It was not in rural enclaves but at the edges of the urban and suburban punk scene of the 1970s and 1980s that this racist rebellion — and the confusion over how to cover it — first became visible.
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Mr. Modi's decision to strip away the statehood of Jammu and Kashmir and split the territory into two new federally controlled enclaves was seen as a hardening of India's position and a possible threat to China's claims.
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The smiley sightings project an idea of enclaves — perhaps deep in the woods of Chappaqua, or in the stacks of an indie bookstore — where the fear and depression felt by many after the election does not loom.
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In truth, among New Yorkers of a certain kind — left leaning, materially comfortable in progressive enclaves, near or at middle-age — there has been an uneasy nostalgia for Mr. Bloomberg long before he entered the presidential contest.
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The confrontations risk escalating to a significant hostile encounter between Washington and Moscow in the country's northeast, even as Russian-backed Syrian government troops have stepped up an offensive against rebel enclaves in Idlib in Syria's northwest.
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Denmark's government is introducing a new set of laws to regulate life in 25 low-income and heavily Muslim enclaves, saying that if families there do not willingly merge into the country's mainstream, they should be compelled.
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If you take a bullet train across China, you will see clusters of high rises in the distance, which raise the question: who are the people living in this isolated enclaves and how did they get there?
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After five years on the road, in many markets, the S is no longer an eccentric outlier, but instead it's the luxury standard-bearer, and the obvious car that you see flying by you near wealthy California enclaves.
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Because political correctness set off a nasty backlash Via Reason: Trump's promise to "destroy" political correctness, which has run rampant on college campuses and other more liberal enclaves, won him the culture war and, thus, the presidency. 15.
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Russian airstrikes on the few remaining rebel enclaves in Syria's Idlib and Hama Provinces on Thursday raised concerns that Mr. Erdogan may have agreed to a bargain that will also gird Mr. al-Assad's grasp in the northwest.
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Spain's two North African enclaves, Ceuta on Morocco's northern point off the Strait of Gibraltar, and Melilla, which lies further to the east and closer to the Algerian border, are often the focus of attempted illegal border crossings.
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Thanks to developers replacing food enclaves with new condos and government initiatives to clean up sidewalks, Bangkok's iconic food stalls— loved by tourists and locals alike, and a favorite feature in travel guides—are being displaced and disappearing.
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