The epicenter of the dengue crisis was also the epicenter of the mortgage crisis.
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And, naturally, the epicenter of this activity is at Twin Peaks, because that's the epicenter of everything.
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She was left-handed, so the epicenter of my work was also the epicenter of her dominant hand function.
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The Pacific Ocean has been the epicenter of the global bleaching event and Christmas Island has been the tiny bullseye of that epicenter.
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Epicenter of Zika hardest hit The numbers show the northeast region of Brazil, often considered the epicenter of the Zika outbreak, was indeed the hardest hit.
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"Elmhurst is the epicenter of what is happening here in New York, and New York is the epicenter of the crisis around the country," Meng said.
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Front-line workers and those in Wuhan, the epicenter of the original outbreak, exhibit a greater psychological burden than Chinese health care workers farther from the epicenter.
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They are not showing up at the mall, they are not showing up at the basketball game because school is the epicenter of their pain, the epicenter of their disconnectedness.
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Health official: US doesn't have to become epicenter There's still time to stop the United States from becoming the next epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, a World Health Organization spokeswoman told CNN.
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Houston's epicenter for queer life got its start in 1911.
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CEO discusses importance of trust from 'the epicenter of innovation'
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Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee) is the epicenter of it all.
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Shouguang is 2350 miles from the epicenter of the coronavirus.
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The epicenter is located close to the town of Norcia.
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Our narrator, Maggie, is dangerously close to the crime's epicenter.
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It was the "epicenter of Black college life" for them.
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The epicenter was 343 miles (551 kilometers) northeast of Fairbanks.
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The epicenter was approximately 70 miles below the Earth's surface.
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Canada has been an epicenter in the recent AI boom.
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The government reported some rockslides obstructing highways near the epicenter.
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But the epicenter of last Tuesday's earthquake was northern Virginia.
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The depth at the epicenter was 5 kilometers (3.1 miles).
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There is something for everyone in Tokyo's gay, boozy epicenter.
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It also became an epicenter for the Gay Liberation movement.
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The epicenter was 559 kilometers (347 miles) below the seabed.
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The Harvard admissions committee is the epicenter of the meritocracy.
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The US is the new epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.
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In New York, the national epicenter of the outbreak, Gov.
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Jackson Square, the quarter's epicenter, is about half mile away.
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I'm in China, about 500 miles from the epidemic's epicenter.
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We're expecting to get to the epicenter by the weekend.
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Earlier, the first death was confirmed outside the virus epicenter.
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Since then, Kush has become the epicenter of our family.
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"It's the epicenter of Minnesota's changing political culture," Stepien said.
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People in Miami, 440 miles from the epicenter, felt shaking.
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The city is the epicenter of the Syrian humanitarian crisis.
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Colorado is the epicenter of skiing and boarding out west.
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New York is the epicenter of the country's measles outbreak.
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Yes, the country is an epicenter for wild species diversity.
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California in the 3503s was the epicenter for spiritual experimentation.
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Before arriving in Pittsburgh two years ago, though, Kessel spent six seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the epicenter of bad hockey takes the way Mordor was the epicenter for evil in Middle Earth.
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"This is really the epicenter of the trade war or the risk of the epicenter, and we think that's going to make it hard for the name to rebound in the short run," Chiavarone said.
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The epicenter of the recent big earthquake triggered by the eruption is very close to the epicenter of a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck in 1975, the largest Hawaiian earthquake on record, triggering a tsunami.
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But directly above it, on the surface, that's called the epicenter.
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Upstate New York will be the epicenter of this cold snap.
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Twitch is at the epicenter of broadcasting and watching video games.
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Wuhan, in China's Hubei province, is the epicenter of the disease.
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Wuhan, in China's Hubei province, is the epicenter of the disease.
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New York City is basically the epicenter of the dance world.
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"Massachusetts is the epicenter for the heroin/fentanyl trade," Healey added.
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At the epicenter was ChiNext, China's notoriously speculative, start-up board.
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He wanted to be at the epicenter of an artistic scene.
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I mean, this is still the epicenter of what's going on.
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For example, Detroit was the epicenter for searches pertaining to HPV.
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The Permian is the epicenter of the U.S. shale oil revival.
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" Martinelli then declares, "Texas is an epicenter for illegal immigrant crimes.
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A generation reclaimed it This trade epicenter in Mauritius is changing.
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I squinted through the lights to the epicenter of the noise.
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The epicenter of the quake, which hit at 9:27 a.m.
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Immokalee is the epicenter of tomato production in the United States.
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Ten years ago, South Robertson Boulevard was the epicenter of celebrity.
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Its epicenter was in Berkeley, across the bay from San Francisco.
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Around 28,000 people live in the zone closest to the epicenter.
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The city is 43 miles from the epicenter of the quake.
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In Washington State, with the epicenter in the Seattle area, Gov.
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New York City has become the epicenter of the US outbreak.
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You might say it is the spiritual epicenter of Juneteenth festivities.
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Italy, the epicenter of Europe's coronavirus crisis, faces a steeper hurdle.
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Italy, the epicenter of Europe's coronavirus crisis, faces a steeper hurdle.
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New York City is the epicenter of the US's coronavirus outbreak.
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"To be at the epicenter is important to me," Sulliivan says.
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Most lived in Hubei province, the original epicenter of the outbreak.
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The majority aren't located in the epicenter of venture capital, either.
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The province's capital, Wuhan, is considered the epicenter of the outbreak.
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In the epicenter, anxiety prevailed as mistrustful residents crowded into hospitals.
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Consider Owsley County, Ky., at the epicenter of Appalachia's regional crisis.
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Above, a new hospital in Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus.
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Consider the epicenter of America's cost crisis: the once humble hospital.
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"These returning travelers are coming directly from the epicenter," she said.
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The epicenter of the virus is thought to be Wuhan, China.
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Mexico City is more than 500 miles from the quake's epicenter.
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Defense Minister Olta Xhacka said the quake's epicenter was in Durres.
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When it comes to voter suppression, North Carolina is the epicenter.
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Iowa is at the epicenter of the conservative anti-abortion movement.
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One work of speculative nonfiction, "Epicenter," explores connections between the two.
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The epicenter was on the edge of Death Valley National Park.
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Europe is epicenter of the pandemic Tens of millions of people are coming to grips with severe restrictions on their daily lives across Europe, now the global epicenter of the virus, according to the World Health Organization.
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The epicenter of the underground art scene is arguably the Night Gallery.
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Miami has been the epicenter of the Cuban exile community for decades.
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But in reality, Hell's Kitchen is the epicenter of aspirational New York.
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Anna Morgan Studios in Chicago's Fine Arts Building, the epicenter of Chicago's
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When did Panama become the epicenter of this sort of financial crime?
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In addition, 224,27 national police were sent to towns near the epicenter.
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The epicenter was in the town of Muccia in the Marche region.
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Hamilton shows are now officially the epicenter of frustration in Trump's America.
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As host Dolores, Wood is the epicenter of the sprawling HBO series.
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The Permian is the epicenter of a boom in U.S. oil production.
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Last week, she was evacuated from Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Its epicenter was about 2 kilometers (1 mile) east-southeast of Loloan.
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In Buttigieg's telling, Washington, D.C. can't be the epicenter of the party.
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In the early 1900s, the Palace Theater became the epicenter of vaudeville.
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"Facebook right now is the epicenter of the data (scandal)," he said.
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Diepsloot was presented in the media as the epicenter of the problem.
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The earthquake could be felt in Yangon, 400 miles from the epicenter.
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She won Nevada County, once the epicenter of the California Gold Rush.
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"Data is the epicenter of the AI revolution," he told Business Insider.
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USGS said the epicenter was 808 km (502 miles) southwest of Padang.
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The quake's epicenter hit near Cook Inlet, 162 miles southwest of Anchorage.
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Kelly Ingram Park was the four-acre epicenter of the 1963 protests.
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"Massachusetts is the epicenter for the heroin/fentanyl trade," Ms. Healey said.
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CNN even recently declared South Africa the new epicenter of House music.
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Donald Trump is heading to the epicenter of immigration fury on Saturday.
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Italy, now the epicenter of the pandemic, has more than 24,000 cases.
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Yes, so I was in the epicenter of [the US medical evacuation].
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It's the US Open that is the epicenter of the tennis world.
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Within days, testing showed that South Florida had indeed become an epicenter.
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The New York City region is now an epicenter of the pandemic.
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In New York, the epicenter of the outbreak in the U.S., Gov.
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Earlier this week, WHO declared Europe the new epicenter of the outbreak.
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THE PROGNOSIS New York City is clearly the nation's covid-19 epicenter.
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It is now considered the new epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Where was the epicenter of the earthquake and what was its magnitude?
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The Eastern Heartland is the epicenter of much of America's economic distress.
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The Puget Sound region has become an epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The city of Wuhan, China, is the epicenter of a coronavirus outbreak.
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Its capital, Wuhan, is believed to be the epicenter of the outbreak.
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" Within Bergen County, Holub said Paramus is the "epicenter of the opposition.
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Inside Wuhan, the epicenter Wuhan is one of China's most important cities.
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All had recently traveled to Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak. Worried?
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In towns near the epicenter of the quake, the tremors caused alarm.
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Her parents were visiting from Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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He had traveled to Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, last month.
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The earthquake's epicenter was just 30 km west of Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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The central Chinese city of Wuhan is the epicenter of the outbreak.
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One woman survived in a bank just 300 meters from the epicenter.
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The institution hopes to become "the epicenter of scholarship" on this artist.
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Nigeria has become the epicenter for fintech VC and expansion in Africa.
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WHAT'S IMPORTANT TODAY US could become global epicenter New York is the epicenter of the outbreak in America with more than 25,13 coronavirus cases — nearly half the nation's total — and an infection rate that's doubling every three days.
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Bill de Blasio Mayor of New York City We are the epicenter, we don't want to be epicenter, but we are the center of this crisis for this nation, we need more federal help and we need it quickly.
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As always, Donald Trump was at the epicenter of much of the controversy.
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Scott County, the epicenter of the outbreak, averaged five HIV cases a year.
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Horowitz was at the epicenter of considerable leftist violence: A woman he had
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It said the epicenter of the quake, which struck at 7:27 a.m.
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People are only 40 km from the epicenter, which is a dangerous distance.
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Trading volume in China surged and made China the epicenter of bitcoin trading.
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Jerusalem is an emotional issue at the epicenter of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Worse, it could stifle computer coders and others in the high-tech epicenter.
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The epicenter of the seconds-long quake, which happened around 10:30 p.m.
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This large and centrally located property is the state's epicenter for visiting politicos.
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In Wuhan, the virus's epicenter, McCormick employs more than 900 people, Kurzius said.
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She hails, of course, from Portland, Oregon, the epicenter of health goth culture.
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Florida is already the epicenter of the Zika virus in the United States.
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Two years later, Scott County became the epicenter of a devastating HIV outbreak.
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The city in Syria has been the epicenter of the region's refugee crisis.
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This map from the U.S. Geological Survey shows the epicenter of the earthquake.
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Some areas near the epicenter require armed escorts to reach because of insecurity.
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The epicenter was (65 kilometers) southwest of Kaktovik, which has about 290 people.
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During this significant time, churches became the epicenter of the black equality movement.
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And at the epicenter of the country's violent upheaval is the indolent cow.
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JOSÉ DÍAZ-BALART: Indeed, that's exactly the-- epicenter here of this horrible tragedy.
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The epicenter was almost 400 miles north of Yangon, the country's largest city.
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Here's a hint: Winter is sticking close to the epicenter of show business.
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He calls it the epicenter of fraudulent IDs for the tri-state area.
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So I was literally becoming a doctor in the epicenter of the epidemic.
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The epicenter of production is in Tilburg, in the southern region of Brabant.
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Email clients and collaborative communication platforms are at the epicenter of modern workflows.
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And, again, for whatever reason, Nasty's is the epicenter for rockabillies on Saturday.
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Patty Murray, a Democrat from Washington state, the epicenter of the US outbreak.
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Redux: Here's why Italy could be the epicenter of the next financial crisis.
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The state has also become the epicenter of critically short supplies and staffing.
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Most of his inventions have failed, putting Flint at the epicenter of mockery.
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The WHO declared Europe the "epicenter" of the global pandemic earlier this week.
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RPT-PENCE SAYS EPICENTER OF CORONAVIRUS HAS MOVED TO EUROPE -FOX NEWS INTERVIEW
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Then, on March 103, Lombardy, the epicenter of the outbreak, was locked down.
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Experiences like Matt's have placed Juul at the epicenter of a national debate.
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Public health officials escorted by armed police through the epicenter of an outbreak.
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WASHINGTON — When Washington state emerged as the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, Sen.
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By default, it was the epicenter of my social life as a kid.
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Hospitals in New York City, an epicenter of the pandemic, are already overwhelmed.
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In New York, the epicenter of the outbreak with nearly 40,000 cases, Gov.
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The new definition only applied to Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Of the new cases, 401 were in Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The eclipse epicenter of the United States will be close to Carbondale, Ill.
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And China, the epicenter of the coronavirus, was slowing before the crisis hit.
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The government also ecacuated diplomatic staff from Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The epicenter of the outbreak of the new virus is in Wuhan, China.
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Additionally, it may become more difficult to get resources into the epidemic epicenter.
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And the Carlyle is the epicenter of preparations for the fashion industry's elite.
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Martin Luther King Jr., and an epicenter of the American civil rights movement.
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It is now the epicenter of the world's fastest-growing Islamist-led insurgency.
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They arrived together from Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, via Hong Kong.
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Wuhan, the epicenter of the newly-identified coronavirus outbreak, is located in Hubei.
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Most of them occurred in the Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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In China authorities reported 234 infections among prisoners outside Hubei province, the epicenter.
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The noisiest was, not surprisingly, Midtown Manhattan, the epicenter of business and tourism.
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Southern Texas is the epicenter of the U.S. specialty chemicals and petrochemicals industry.
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Bookings in Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus, are suspended until March 31.
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Veronica Escobar (D-TX) — who represents El Paso, an epicenter for asylum seekers.
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The Middle East is the epicenter of this new era of privatized spying.
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"Miami is basically the epicenter for North America and South America," Levin said.
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Holman soon became the epicenter of the largest coordinated inmate strike in U.S. history.
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Because they understand that the European Union is the epicenter of the globalist project.
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"We would not plan to use that second vaccine in the epicenter," he said.
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And for now, the epicenter of this political seismic shift is Carson City, Nevada.
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Eastern Aleppo has become the wretched epicenter of Syria's brutal five-year civil war.
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Rich amalgamations of color funnel towards a narrow epicenter, guided by an invisible current.
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This reservoir, called Lake Oahe, is at the epicenter of protests against the pipeline.
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It's also a referendum on Wisconsin's status as an epicenter of the conservative movement.
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New York City, of course, is the epicenter of the state's rental affordability crisis.
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I was raised in Los Angeles, which is an epicenter for the entertainment industry.
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Wednesday morning local time, with the epicenter located close to the town of Norcia.
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If HR did that, they'd be at the epicenter of a profound cultural change.
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Jiangxi province is separated from the virus epicenter of Hubei by the Yangtze river.
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Until now, Burke Harris' professional epicenter has been Bayview-Hunters Point in San Francisco.
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For a solid decade, New York was the epicenter for fixing college basketball games.
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The epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean 40 km from the town of Acari.
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Yet this olfactory epicenter of Tokyo life already has one foot in the grave.
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Dignitas' best moment of 9 was winning Epicenter in October, defeating Na'Vi and Virtus.
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Florida was the epicenter for the housing boom and bust in the early 2000s.
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However, the epicenter of Monday's quake was much farther away from highly populated areas.
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One could easily make the argument that Portland is the epicenter of craft beer.
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My search led me to the epicenter of all things storage: The Container Store.
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According to Le Figaro, an Irish Pub served as the epicenter of the clashes.
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Once again, San Antonio has become an unwilling epicenter of human smuggling and trafficking.
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Bennett's love for his daughter feels like the epicenter of all his good deeds.
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The quake's epicenter was located 63 miles (100 km) west southwest of Chania, Crete.
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The neighborhood is a quick 15-minute drive from the Loop, the City's epicenter.
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But what excites me most has to do with how Epicenter handles its bodies.
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Those demonstrations are set to take place Saturday, with the epicenter being in Washington.
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Singapore is keen to exert itself as an epicenter for startups and tech worldwide.
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"My whole life takes place within the epicenter of the Zika crisis," says Krissy.
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Cell phones, tablets and laptops are at the epicenter of how we receive information.
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He added that Queensland's Sunshine Coast "is like the epicenter of biodiversity" for it.
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The tiny town of Kaktovik is closest to the epicenter, about 52 miles away.
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The quake's epicenter was located close to the gas fields that supply the project.
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But those were the old days, before Quinnipiac became an epicenter of college hockey.
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The quake's epicenter was 2 km (1.24 miles) west of the town of Golfito.
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Again, they're at that epicenter of restoring a lot of trust to journalism everywhere.
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The center is now the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the United States.
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The World Health Organization recently declared Europe as the new epicenter of the outbreak.
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It would become an epicenter of the US outbreak, with at least 250 deaths.
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The restaurant is located near the synagogue considered an epicenter of the local outbreak.
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Italy's northern Lombardy region, which is home to Milan, is the country's coronavirus epicenter.
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New York is the epicenter for now, but Covid-222 will not stop there.
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The latest collegiate epicenter is Harvard, where more than 40 students have fallen ill.
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Wuhan is the city that has been the epicenter of the virus in China.
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China, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, is the world's largest crude oil importer.
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New York is now considered the epicenter of the US's outbreak, and Florida Gov.
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And the housing market, the epicenter of the crash, has recovered in many places.
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New York City has become the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the US.
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It will likely be the new pandemic epicenter, according to the World Health Organization.
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All of the fatalities occurred in Hubei province, the epicenter for the virus outbreak.
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All the additional fatalities in the latest update were from the epicenter of Hubei.
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Three days later, the government placed Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, under quarantine.
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Some of the measures included putting entire cities on lockdown, including the epicenter Wuhan.
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All of those fatalities occurred in Hubei province, the epicenter of the virus outbreak.
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The central province of Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak, reported 28 new deaths.
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Of the new cases, 153 were in Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The number of cases surged again in Hubei Province, the epicenter of the epidemic.
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His need for control is at the epicenter of what makes him so dangerous.
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Transportation services in Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus, were shut down on Jan.
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The driver had no history of traveling to Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Deaths from the coronavirus had previously been reported outside of Hubei, the outbreak's epicenter.
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With the European Union incorporating Central European countries, Germany again became the continent's epicenter.
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The airport in Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus, was closed on Jan. 23.
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Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, has been under lockdown since January 23.
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Here's my journey from "village boy" to the epicenter of West Africa's tech boom.
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It's not a coincidence that this area is the epicenter of the entertainment industry.
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Today, this meatpacking district has transformed into an epicenter for the city's creative class.
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And in the epicenter of the virus outbreak, Wuhan, that figure rose to 95.1%.
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Snapchat video was recorded in Ridgecrest, one of the towns closest to the epicenter!
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Massachusetts, where Tolba lives, may be the epicenter of the convergence of these two crises.
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Then he discovered that the epicenter of coffee culture was connected to his own roots.
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Yet in the popular imagination, San Francisco, not Northampton, is the epicenter of queer culture.
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The couple have been at the epicenter of the most controversial season in recent history.
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Nicaragua was the epicenter of the Iran-Contra scandal with which Omar began her questioning.
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The epicenter of the quake was some 240 miles (386 km) west of the refinery.
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That bipartisan backlash poses a threat to the epicenter of the decade-long bull market.
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The road has now been closed off and sits at the epicenter of the superblock.
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That's concerning, as its creating a second epicenter of the infection, in a Japanese port.
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But Puerto Rico is also "the epicenter of dengue fever in the US," Hotez said.
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Georgia has also evolved as the epicenter of the financial services or financial technology industry.
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This allowed Shenzhen's economic growth to explode: today it's the epicenter of China's tech industry.
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Most of those who died on Thursday were from Hubei — the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The epicenter of the quake was about 30 miles southeast of Tainan, Taiwan's oldest city.
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"We're facing a security crisis whose epicenter lies in the prison system," Pérez told Reuters.
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All the new deaths were in central Hubei province, the epicenter of the virus outbreak.
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Along with Guinea and Sierra Leone, Liberia was the epicenter of the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
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The worst damage was reported in Norcia, a town in Umbria closest to the epicenter.
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It's been the epicenter of the recovery in the U.S. oil rig count since June.
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He was knocked unconscious but survived, protected by several hills between him and the epicenter.
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Maps show the landscape of temporary shelters, the epicenter of the earthquake and its aftershocks.
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Within weeks, a second epicenter in the outbreak emerged in Beni, 160 miles from Mangina.
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Other killers might have changed behavior after moving away from the original epicenter of activity.
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Its epicenter was 48 miles (77.25 km) northeast of Cotabato on the island of Mindanao.
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The systemic risk to SWIFT's position at the epicenter of global finance demanded a response.
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Hours before polls opened, explosions rocked Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, epicenter of the insurgency.
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Silicon Valley has long held the crown as the global epicenter of all things tech.
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The squad took first place at Epicenter 2016 with wins over Fnatic, Na'Vi and Virtus.
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Not far from Levi's Stadium is University Avenue, in Palo Alto, the epicenter of tech.
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There's a good chance Washington will be at the epicenter of any market shocks Tuesday.
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If the hotel wasn't the epicenter of Miami that night, it seemed to come close.
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In 2017, the cryptocurrency exchange was close to the frenetic epicenter of the bitcoin boom.
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In early October, nine border guards were killed in Rakhine State, the epicenter of violence.
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In that summer of 1967, Haight-Ashbury transformed into the epicenter of the counterculture movement.
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Within this swing region, an epicenter of swing voters is the explosively growing New Tampa.
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Poland, for example, is the epicenter of hip dysplasia—hips coming out of the socket.
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The Domain, about ten miles north of downtown Austin, is right next to that epicenter.
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The experience of Wuhan in China, the epicenter of the outbreak, could provide some answers.
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TCM treatments are not just being carried out in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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As of late March, New York state was the epicenter of the American coronavirus outbreak.
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The situation looks even worse in Europe, which is now the epicenter of the pandemic.
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The court in Seattle - in an epicenter of the U.S. outbreak - had already been shuttered.
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The court in Seattle - in an epicenter of the U.S. outbreak - had already been shuttered.
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"This is the epicenter of the pandemic and my people are scared," he later said.
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The epicenter of Friday's earthquake was between those of a magnitude-8.2 quake on Sept.
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That was especially significant to debt-saturated Italy, the epicenter of the pandemic in Europe.
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"New York was once the epicenter of the disease," the governor said in a statement.
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The outbreak epicenter is in North Kivu, a conflict zone that borders Rwanda and Uganda.
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The holy city of Qom, epicenter of the virus in Iran, remains crowded with worshippers.
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Last week, the WHO declared that Europe had become the new epicenter of the virus.
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We'll be challenged as we go through the epicenter – the peak of the epidemic curve.
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Ironically, even those at the epicenter of the day faced the same lack of information.
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Many factories in China, the epicenter of the coronavirus, remain closed due to mass quarantines.
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Because Brooklyn has always kind of been the epicenter of Jamaican America, Brooklyn and Queens.
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The city is the epicenter of a virus outbreak that has killed more than 200.
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The person recently returned from Hubei province in central China, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The virus has killed more than 2,000 people in China, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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More than 2,000 people have died, most in mainland China, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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FL1T also helped the team qualify for the 2019 StarLadder Berlin Major and EPICENTER 2019.
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Vitality won championships at Epicenter 29 in Russia, the ESC S215 Finals, and cs_summit 2100.
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Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, has become a veritable ghost town.
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Italy is now the European epicenter for the novel coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China.
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Hubei - the epicenter of the outbreak - reported the lowest number of new infections since Feb.
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Hubei province, the epicenter of the virus, announced a major leap in infections last week.
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The United States Geological Survey said the epicenter was about 23 miles northeast of Ambon.
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The city of Wuhan, considered the epicenter of the outbreak, is located in the province.
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Wuhan, China, is the epicenter of the virus, which has killed more than 6.913 people.
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The university was at the epicenter of anti-Kabila protests last year that killed dozens.
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Your prospecting adventure begins in Startup Alley, our exhibition hall and the epicenter of opportunity.
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Narrator: Atlanta, the city that birthed OutKast, is arguably the epicenter of hip-hop today.
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The epicenter of the quake was 6 miles from Tazehabad and 19 miles from Javanrud.
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Somers became the epicenter of an emerging national industry, a precursor to circus animal acts.
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Hubei is the epicenter of the outbreak and has been under virtual lockdown for weeks.
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DES MOINES — A year from now, this will be the political epicenter of the country.
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It's also a population that's highly traumatized, especially in and around Beni [the outbreak epicenter].
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And it's been, she's been the epicenter of the most wonderful things in my life.
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Profar was born in Willemstad, the capital city and epicenter of the island's burgeoning baseball boom.
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For centuries, it's been the social, religious, and political epicenter of the city, the main attraction.
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Hardest hit are the residents of the outbreak's epicenter, Wuhan, and the surrounding province of Hubei.
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The USGS put the epicenter at 40 km (25 miles) northeast of Sumberanyar on Java island.
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Of the new deaths, all were in central Hubei province, the epicenter of the virus outbreak.
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The epicenter of the quake was located about 102 miles west of the city of Tapachula.
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After all, the city's long-running reign as the epicenter of cultural cool is well documented.
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The epicenter was recorded in Atencingo, Puebla state, approximately 120 kilometers (75 miles) from Mexico City.
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India's Meteorological Department said the epicenter of the quake was in Tamenglong region of Manipur state.
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It was felt strongly because its epicenter was a relatively shallow one kilometer deep, officials said.
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Both were doomed after their natural habitat became the epicenter of various conflicts in the 220s.
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According to the Associated Press, the northern coast of Honduras near the epicenter is sparsely populated.
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Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, has quarantined people in hotels, schools and private hospitals.
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Where the earthquake's epicenter was located with respect to the well where fracking was taking place.
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At night, Bennani's installation became the epicenter of large nighttime parties by the fair's various sponsors.
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According to HAX partner Benjamin Joffe, China has become the epicenter for hardware in the world.
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The epicenter was 7.13 miles north of San Bernardino and 121 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles is the Western epicenter of esports and fast becoming the hub for esports startups.
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Those very close to the epicenter may not be alerted until the shaking has already begun.
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Its epicenter was about 257 miles (18 km) west of Searles Valley at 4:07 a.m.
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Its epicenter was in a remote area 253 miles (407 km) east of Ittoqqortoormiit in Greenland.
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"That was pure panic, and the cloud was at the epicenter of the panic," Cramer said.
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It is a big turnaround for Medellin, the epicenter of Colombia's drug wars of the 1980s.
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In the 90s, the Spoke House was the epicenter of creativity in the Gainesville punk scene.
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"The biggest benefit I think is convenience," said Patrick Mesterton, co-founder and CEO of Epicenter.
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Epicenter and a handful of other companies are the first to make chip implants broadly available.
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The couple have been at the epicenter of the most controversial Bachelor season in recent history.
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It makes you the epicenter of a little scene if you're able to create a scene.
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"When we talk about child sex trafficking, this was at one point the epicenter," says Brewster.
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The vaccination drive is expected to reach rural Bikoro, the epicenter of the outbreak, by Thursday.
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As a result, there was no tsunami, but the shaking near the epicenter was especially strong.
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Brazil has been the epicenter of the Zika virus outbreak that has hit approximately 60 countries.
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Today, the extremely poor cities of Brazil's northeastern states make up the epicenter of the epidemic.
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We met outside the boutique Hotel Joséphine, right at the Baker epicenter of Montmartre and Pigalle.
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Its epicenter was 11 miles (18 km) east-northeast of Sungjibaegam, North Korea, the USGS said.
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Georgia has been an epicenter for efforts to reduce polling places since the Supreme Court decision.
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The crater and the asteroid were named Chicxulub, after a small Mayan town near the epicenter.
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Furthermore, other major entities that were at the epicenter of the crisis were not universal banks.
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RM: I grew up in the Bay Area, which was the epicenter of the AIDS epidemic.
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Hyrule is teeming with enemies, especially its epicenter, but all around is little pockets of life.
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"It's about the community of riders, and the local dealer being the epicenter of that community."
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I see CUNY as being the figurative and literal epicenter of a lot of these activities.
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New York, now considered the U.S. epicenter of the outbreak, has reported nearly 383,000 known cases.
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New York City remains the epicenter, with more than 13,000 of the state's over 20,22020 cases.
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The Spanish capital has now become the epicenter of the country's outbreak, the world's fourth largest.
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New Orleans, already the epicenter in the state's cases, is also short on ventilators and equipment.
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But as of Tuesday an assessment team had still not yet reached communities near the epicenter.
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This is the country's economic epicenter, where Pakistan's different ethnic groups come in search of work.
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My parents live in Kenmore, which is very close to the original U.S. epicenter of Kirkland.
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The southern state is a budding coronavirus epicenter, having seen more than 180 deaths so far.
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In New York, the nation's coronavirus epicenter, about 1,000 people have already died after being infected.
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Chan and Chung's brand Yan Yan is made entirely in China, the original epicenter for coronavirus.
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The epicenter of these changes is the protest area at the gates of the military headquarters.
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Now, Europe has become the new epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, WHO officials said Friday.
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Europe is the latest epicenter of the crisis, with Italy the worst-hit country outside China.
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Last month's temblor was atypical, because the epicenter was just 0003 miles south of the city.
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Of the new cases, 41 were in Wuhan in Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Another concern, several experts said, is that Cambodia, the epicenter of resistance, is fighting it ineffectively.
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Considering that it's found everywhere, where would you say is the world epicenter of sausage-eating?
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South Korea reported 516 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, while China, once the epicenter, reported 130.
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In China, the epicenter of the virus, it has more than 78,000 cases and 2,715 deaths.
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The epicenter of the outbreak is home to the bulk of deaths (479) and infections (16,678).
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Bookings in other areas, including Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, have been suspended until April.
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Japan's Fast Retailing temporarily closed 224 Uniqlo stores in Wuhan city, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Each of the infected people had recently traveled to Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Another concern was that the passengers evacuated had been in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake's epicenter was 2 miles (3 kilometers) from Berkeley, California.
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The quake's epicenter was some 15 miles (24 km) west of the capital, Roseau, it said.
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Mr. Brody had no idea then that he was moving to the epicenter of American evangelicalism.
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In Tahrir Square, the epicenter of the protests in the capital Baghdad, the reactions were mixed.
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Medical workers at the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak are facing dire shortages of protective wear.
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He had survived because his school was about a mile from the epicenter of the blast.
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China has sent medical workers from across the country to Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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In Hubei province - the epicenter of the outbreak - new infections fell to lowest since Feb. 11.
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Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, accounted for most of the cases and death toll.
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Over half of these are in prisons in Hubei, the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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But the 18th was the first to die outside the city of Wuhan, the virus's epicenter.
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A Chinese doctor in Wuhan, the epicenter of the deadly coronavirus outbreak, died after treating patients.
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The person recently returned from travel in Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the disease&aposs outbreak.
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Quake epicenter was closer to Jamaica and Cuba but the shaking here -- near Georgetown -- was significant.
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The church is facing abuse scandals on several continents, with its epicenter in the United States.
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Wilmington Hurricane Florence made landfall at Wilmington, North Carolina, making it the epicenter of the destruction.
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Video from close to the epicenter showed panicked residents and schoolchildren fleeing from buildings and homes.
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Veracruz, on Mexico's Gulf coast, has been the epicenter of battles among the country's drug gangs.
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After all, Silicon Valley was the epicenter of the business-casual dress movement in the 1990s.
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This week, New York became the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, and starting at 8 p.m.
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This week, New York became the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, and starting at 8 p.m.
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Bookings in the city of Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus, are suspended until March 31.
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The epicenter was in the Pacific Ocean around 25 miles from the town of Acari. Gov.
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The venture capital firm is based just outside Stanford University, the epicenter of U.S. technology entrepreneurship.
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And Guillain-Barré, the harbinger of microcephaly, is being spotted farther from the epidemic's epicenter in Brazil.
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But sometime in the aughts, Wynwood began to transform into the epicenter of all things in vogue.
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If the epicenter is on the border with Mexico, the system might provide two minutes of warning.
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Something unexpected and crazy will happen in the epicenter of American politics this weekend, New Hampshire. Why?
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The amount of lead time people receive depends on how far they are from a quake's epicenter.
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In 1964, Berry lived in what many considered the intellectual and cultural epicenter of America: Greenwich Village.
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The country is a major hub of manufacturing and business but increasingly also an epicenter of research.
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Shenzhen is the Silicon Valley of China, the epicenter of its growing array of homegrown tech titans.
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Farabollini is professor at Camerino University, only 43 miles away from the epicenter of the August quake.
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The epicenter was around 13 miles north of Borrego Springs, which has a population of around 3,500.
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Starting this August, the ramp will become the epicenter of SkateQilya, one of Palestine's first skate camps.
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Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak, accounts for most of the deaths and cases around the world.
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Even many of those far from the epicenter of the explosion are still reeling from the effects.
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Both are in the northeastern region of Nigeria that has been the epicenter of Boko Haram's attacks.
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"Overall, [synthetics have] significantly dropped since the ban -- at the epicenter here in South Florida," Tianga said.
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Magnitude measures the strength of the quake at its epicenter, or the point where the rupture begins.
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Lesbos, called Mytilini, has become the unexpected epicenter of the refugee crisis since its outset in 0003.
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Lesbos, called Mytilini, has become the unexpected epicenter of the refugee crisis since its outset in 2014.
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A microcosm of wider sectarian tensions, the town has become the epicenter of Shia anger in Saudi.
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He described Illinois as "an epicenter for wrongful convictions" and called for reform, including stronger police oversight.
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The Beverly Hilton The Beverly Hilton complex has long been the epicenter of the Golden Globes action.
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In the '60s and 70s, the Dusty Road was a hideaway epicenter of the Nashville bluegrass scene.
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The quake's epicenter was 12 miles (19 kilometers) southeast of the town of Sigli in Aceh province.
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The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reported the epicenter of the earthquake was 17 miles northwest of Fairview.
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The epicenter of 2018's version of conservatism, and of American Trumpism, isn't Washington, DC. It's California.
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Palu is about 50 miles south of the epicenter of the earthquake, nestled inside an elongated bay.
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Mercy is probably the epicenter for more recent conversations about the viability of healers in competitive shooters.
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The backdrop: U.N. senior advisor Jan Egelan has called Eastern Ghouta "the epicenter of suffering" in Syria.
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I was Governor of Michigan – the epicenter of America's manufacturing rise, and its fall, AND its resurgence.
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In Washington, the epicenter of the protests, students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, where the Feb.
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I would love to live in a house in the cultural epicenter of whichever country it's in.
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Rents in the fledgling new cultural epicenter of Long Island City went up—and developers took notice.
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"The U.K. is the epicenter of what is frequently known as the Wimbledon effect," Mr. Goodhart said.
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Narrator: If you are near the epicenter of the earthquake, it will be nearly impossible to stand.
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The state capital of North Carolina, Raleigh is also a business epicenter and close to several universities.
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Some entrepreneurs discover they just can't build a start-up so far from the tech industry's epicenter.
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Landline phone and cellphone services were reported down in Tanjung, the Lombok town nearest to the epicenter.
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Española is known in New Mexico and beyond for being an epicenter of the country's opioid crisis.
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That sudden movement then propagated as a wave that shook the ground for miles around the epicenter.
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Is there more to LA than being the home of Hollywood and the epicenter of celebrity culture?
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The company's CEO, Yuzo Kano, said the new rules cements Japan's position as the epicenter for bitcoin.
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Federal authorities are still trying to piece together exactly how and why Ohio became America's carfentanil epicenter.
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The USGS placed the epicenter of the earthquake next to the Claremont Club and Spa in Berkeley.
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In Washington state, a nursing home in a Seattle suburb is the epicenter of the US outbreak.
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In China, government officials suspended public transit to and from Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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In Wuhan, China, the original epicenter of the outbreak, Chinese officials have largely gained control over virus.
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Nearly half the cases are in New York state, making it the epicenter of the US outbreak.
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It's the epicenter of the outbreak in New York, with 108 of the state's total 173 cases.
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On Tuesday, the World Health Organization warned that America was becoming the new epicenter of the pandemic.
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Italy has become a new epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, with over 41,000 cases and 3,400 deaths.
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That couldn't feel any further from reality in New York City, the epicenter of the nation's outbreak.
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Sweden has become the epicenter of the flying shame movement, or flygskam, as it's called in Swedish.
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A day later, the Lombardy region, the epicenter of the country's outbreak, banned all outdoor physical activity.
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The W.H.O. recently declared that Europe, where many Summer Olympians live and train, is the pandemic's epicenter.
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In Louisiana, which may have the fastest-growing outbreak in the world, New Orleans is the epicenter.
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Now Chinese factories are reopening as the epicenter of COVID-22 moves to Europe and North America.
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Now, New York City — aka the fashion epicenter of America — is in a declared state of emergency.
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Globally, there have been more than 137,000 cases, with Europe now considered the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Wuhan city, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, began opening the makeshift or "cabin" hospitals on Feb.
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New York state is the epicenter of the crisis in the US, with nearly 45,000 reported cases.
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The US could soon become the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, the World Health Organization warned Tuesday.
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In China, the epicenter of the outbreak, more than 3,295 health care workers have contracted the virus.
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She lives in Seattle, the epicenter of the US coronavirus outbreak, and therefore could not visit us.
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Some of the most striking photos have come out of Wuhan, China, the epicenter of Covid-19.
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Nation's largest city becomes the 'epicenter' The once teeming streets of Manhattan are eerily quiet these days.
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Interrupters are trained health professionals who act as mediators and go to the epicenter of violent behavior.
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The US is now the epicenter of the global outbreak, with 159,931 confirmed cases and 2,945 deaths.
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As the coronavirus spread across the world, Fox News became the epicenter of disinformation about the crisis.
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New York is the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S., with more than 25,000 cases.
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While Aylward's team disembarked their train in Wuhan, the disease's epicenter, many other empty trains kept moving.
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Since then, the virus has spread rapidly from the U.S. epicenter in Washington state across the country.
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Zhang pointed out that Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus, is a major thoroughfare for nine provinces.
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He added that work is picking up in areas outside Hubei, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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China, the epicenter of the outbreak, retains the bulk of the infections with more than 86,500 cases.
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Some 60 million people in the epicenter of the outbreak, Hubei province, are living under virtual lockdown.
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Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak, has told businesses not to reopen until at least Feb. 14.
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The service member was stationed at Camp Carroll near Daegu, the epicenter of South Korea's major outbreak.
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Chris Buckley, our chief China correspondent, is reporting this week from the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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For decades Kashmir has been the epicenter of an often-violent territorial struggle between India and Pakistan.
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In Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak, 80 patients had recovered on Sunday, compared with 56 deaths.
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For a short time in the early '80s, the Manhattan neighborhood was the epicenter of experimental art.
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Italy is struggling against the contagion with its epicenter in the wealthy regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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Italy is struggling against a contagion with its epicenter in the wealthy regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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In Italy, the epicenter of Europe's outbreak, the death toll rose to 214 amid 235 confirmed infections.
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Some people in Hubei province, at the epicenter of the outbreak, are heading back to their factories.
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"The hurricane hit the epicenter of this country's refineries," said Allison Mac, a petroleum analyst for GasBuddy.com.
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While it was the epicenter of cool, the employees wanted to share that cool, not hoard it.
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The woman, who is in her 33s, had returned from Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the virus.
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Near the epicenter, landslides wiped out houses in the tiny town of Atsuma, home to 40 residents.
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Near the epicenter, landslides wiped out houses in the tiny town of Atsuma, home to 1023 residents.
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In addition, 13,332 clinically confirmed cases in Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, have been reported.
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China also said that there were no new cases in Hubei, the epicenter of the country's outbreak.
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Louisiana has become an epicenter of the disease, ranking third in the nation for per capita cases.
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And, pre-eminently, St. Vincent's became the epicenter of AIDS research and treatment on the East Coast.
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It lay around 303 minutes' drive from the Prom Zone, the besieged epicenter of the current escalation.
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This final installment focuses on the settlers of Jerusalem who are the ideological epicenter of the conflict.
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I know how tough it can be when you live so distant from the epicenter of tech.
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The US pulled its Centers of Disease Control and Prevention workers out of Beni, the outbreak epicenter.
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A doctor at Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens — the borough that is the epicenter of the epicenter, with more than 8,000 confirmed cases — told BuzzFeed News that he estimates 60 people in the 153-bed facility have been intubated, which allows them to be hooked up to a ventilator.
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The quake's epicenter was 127 miles (204 km) northwest of Attu Station, part of the Aleutian Islands archipelago.
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Lincoln's also seeing residual impact from its close proximity to Omaha, a burgeoning epicenter of the financial industry.
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The earthquake&aposs epicenter was 33 miles (53 kilometers) from the Central American nation&aposs capital, Guatemala City.
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But as pro-government forces ramped up attacks, eastern Aleppo became the wretched epicenter of the civil war.
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But Spiegel was a student at Stanford in 2012, then and now the epicenter of the tech universe.
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On Saturday, the first American death from the virus was confirmed in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The shallow quake's epicenter was located just a few miles off the northern tip of sparsely populated Ambrym.
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Finally, earthquakes will also get a crisis card, which will show you its epicenter, magnitude, and areas affected.
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Now, they are struggling to process that their community is the latest epicenter of an American mass shooting.
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There were 20203 additional deaths and all of them came from Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The Michigan Democrat, whose state includes the U.S. auto epicenter of Detroit, is up for reelection in 2020.
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Salama noted the progress made against the virus in Beni, which had been the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The quake's epicenter was located about 27 miles northeast of Great Swan Island, off the coast of Honduras.
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According to the US Geological Survey, the earthquake was a magnitude 4.1 with an epicenter near Dover, Delaware.
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As we reported, the house is located above the famed Chateau Marmont ... the epicenter of the Sunset Strip.
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In a food-crazed city, the West Village still manages to be the epicenter of all things culinary.
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But in the Middle Ages, Germany surpassed itself as the European epicenter of knowledge in the martial arts.
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But Silicon Valley, the tech epicenter, exists in part because of opposition to unions, according to Alex Press.
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"It's massive destruction," Stanley Mamu told Reuters by telephone from Tari, 40 km (25 miles) from the epicenter.
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Singla, a village near the epicenter, was home to one of his guides and several of his porters.
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The members of North proved they're a top team at Epicenter in October, beating both Na'Vi and Virtus.
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The quakes and aftershocks rattled buildings and woke residents across the country, hundreds of kilometers from the epicenter.
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General manager Douglas Jester, another Atlanta native, remembers when Auburn was the epicenter of the civil rights movement.
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Or, perhaps, they could go and live and work at the epicenter of the issues they care about.
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The Olympics are a privileged event, and the equestrian center may well represent the epicenter of that privilege.
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So it's reasonable to infer that Clinton is at the epicenter of the economic forces stopping social change.
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The injections have become so popular that workers at Epicenter hold parties for those willing to get implanted.
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The Gulf of Mexico, which Louisiana borders, is the epicenter of the country's offshore oil and gas industry.
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The epicenter was just west of Colma, which is in San Mateo County and south of San Francisco.
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Oklahoma got very lucky in that the epicenter of this quake was functionally in the middle of nowhere.
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Italian stocks — which have been at the epicenter of the latest market turmoil — rose 1.6 percent Friday afternoon.
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With its declining manufacturing industry, the state earned a reputation as being the epicenter of the Rust Belt.
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The epicenter of the tremor was 1,500 meters below the surface, with a magnitude of 3.4, PAP reported.
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The epicenter of the quake was in northern Lombok, a more residential, less developed part of the island.
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The latter is the latest country to become the epicenter of hostile relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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According to the geological agency, the earthquake epicenter was almost exactly on the border between the two countries.
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"Having become the epicenter of economies, these have in turn become monopolies in their own right," said Sjögren.
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Watch the series below, and take notes for your next trip to Europe's epicenter of fun: beautiful Berlin.
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Jeffrey Epstein may have been involved in the epicenter of yet another financial powerhouse: Silicon Valley venture capital.
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The device has been the epicenter of the legal case against the actor, who is charged with murder.
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"For some crazy reason, we seem to be the epicenter of this stuff," he said with a sigh.
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Starbucks (SBUX) has already put many of these measures in place in China, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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China's Hubei province, the epicenter of the pandemic, was reporting thousands of infections a day just weeks ago.
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However, the coronavirus outbreak has pushed social media platforms even closer to the epicenter of America's information ecosystem.
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Iran is rapidly expanding a major cemetery in Qom, the epicenter of the country's outbreak, satellite images reveal.
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A nursing home becomes an epicenter of the US outbreak The first US case was reported in January.
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And at least one Republican senator — Rand Paul — is the epicenter of a new wave of exposure fears.
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Staffing problems are already becoming acute in New York City, the epicenter of the US pandemic so far.
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Italy is now the epicenter of the pandemic — over 41,000 Italians have tested positive, and 3,400 have died.
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Europe is currently the new epicenter of the virus, with Italy the second-worst affected country outside China.
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In the month since, Lombardy has become the country's coronavirus epicenter, proving the need for testing and isolating.
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At the moment, the epicenter of the public health crisis is in New York City, Seattle, and California.
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Though the E.P.A. is the epicenter of denial, avoiding inconvenient truths is common practice elsewhere in the administration.
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Italy is the epicenter of the problems facing establishment European politicians for both recent and more historical reasons.
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Now Macy's, the epicenter of Herald Square for more than a century, wants to test the area's limits.
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The officials had been headed to Pinotepa Nacional, a town in Oaxaca near the epicenter of the quake.
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On Wednesday night, and then into Thursday, Frayser was the epicenter of renewed debate about policing in Memphis.
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Zainar, 38, who lives in the intact house closest to the epicenter, was inside when the quake struck.
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What really started the ball rolling on this flurry of activity in the wireless epicenter in recent years?
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New York City, its epicenter, has only a week's worth of medical supplies, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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With childlike optimism and nostalgia, Mr. Arnold headed to the epicenter of seasonal cheer and consumerism, Fifth Avenue.
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Mount Athos, the spiritual epicenter of Orthodoxy, is an entirely self-governing monastic republic, with its own parliament.
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In the days that followed, the Ebola response ground to a standstill in the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Xi Jinping visited Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus, for the first time during the outbreak on Tuesday.
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The hotel was in Quanzhou, which is about 600 miles from the epicenter of the outbreak in Wuhan.
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Its epicenter was northwest of Yaguaraparo, near the Caribbean coast, about 100 miles west of Trinidad and Tobago.
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The US is the new epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, with more than 101,000 cases and 1,500 deaths.
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The Columbia fencers thrived in New York City, long an epicenter of the sport in the United States.
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We are about to become the world's epicenter [for COVID-19] and we need to take it seriously.
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Sessions involvement, confirmed by his spokesperson, could signal the investigation may soon reach its epicenter: President Trump himself.
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The World Health Organization has warned the United States looks set to become the epicenter of the pandemic.
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Today it was reported that Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, reported zero new cases. Zero!
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New York has become an epicenter of the virus, and there are fears its hospitals could be overrun.
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Renault and Nissan are among the global players with manufacturing facilities in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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In Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, 11 million people have been on quarantine for over a month.
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About 200 Americans evacuated from Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus, were being quarantined on a military base.
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China reported more than 400 new cases today, but only five of them were outside the outbreak's epicenter.
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Mangina, which is about 30 kilometers or 19 miles from Beni, sits at the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Clinton, but also within the black power structure of a city where Harlem had long been the epicenter.
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Morocco's airline RAM has extended its suspension of direct flights to China, the epicenter of the virus outbreak.
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Right now, my close family is all under lock-down in my hometown, the epicenter of this epidemic.
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Almost four years later, the Baba Amr neighborhood that was the epicenter of the rebellion remains in ruins.
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The epicenter of the quake was offshore, and early reports indicate the shaking was felt across the island.
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Meanwhile, Honda said operations in Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, would remain suspended until March 11.
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Stocks tanked Monday amid the surge in cases outside of China's Hubei province, the epicenter of the virus.
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More than 3,000 medical workers in China — the epicenter of the outbreak — have been infected by the virus.
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In Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, officials asked companies not to resume work before March 11.
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Those weaknesses are most pronounced in the poorer areas of China — like Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus.
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China has effectively quarantined around 50 million people in the epicenter of the outbreak, the central Hubei province.
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Hubei province, which is at the epicenter of the outbreak, earlier reported 4,823 new cases with 116 deaths.
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A further 13,638 new cases were detected in Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak, the lowest since Jan.
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The epicenter of the 26.0-magnitude earthquake was about 24 miles from Ambon, the capital of Maluku Province.
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So currently the risk of acquiring this infection outside of the epicenter of the epidemic is incredibly small.
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Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, shut down planes, trains, and buses from the city at 10 a.m.
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Ohio, long the epicenter of American politics, is virtually an afterthought in the modern Democratic Electoral College calculus.
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"I am just waiting to die," a man in its epicenter, Rakhine State, told our reporter by phone.
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In Cheviot, a small town thought to be close to the epicenter, there were no reports of casualties.
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" Ira Friedman, a Topps vice president, said in an interview, "Jay was at the epicenter of Wacky Packages.
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DEA spokesman Russell Baer said the agency is still investigating why the Midwestern state is America's carfentanil epicenter.
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New York City, which has become the epicenter of the community school movement, rarely does things by halves.
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The destruction stretches as far inland as Gôndola, more than 120 miles from the epicenter of the crisis.
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The epicenter of the national strikes, Alabama's prison system, is now being investigated by the Department of Justice.
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Kaikoura, which is near the epicenter of the quake, is now cut off from the rest of the country.
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The epicenter of the earthquake was located about 102 miles (165 km) west of Tapachula in Chiapas near Guatemala.
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Friends and family had been treated at the hospital found to be at the epicenter of the Legionnaires' outbreak.
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Officials said waves reaching up to 15 feet were detected along the coastal areas closest to the earthquake's epicenter.
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The Little White Wedding Chapel has been the epicenter of celebrity Vegas weddings, from Judy Garland to Britney Spears.
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At the epicenter of form and function are new marble makeup brushes from U.K.-based accessories brand Skinny Dip.
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Not surprisingly, the Asia-Pacific region, the epicenter of the US-China trade war, fell by the largest margin.
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The earthquake was widely felt across the region, including in Mexico City, more than 600 miles from the epicenter.
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The exhibition floor — the epicenter of opportunity — features hundreds of dynamic startups displaying their technology, products, platforms and services.
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Thirty years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, engineers are giving the epicenter of the long-defunct facility a facelift.
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The apartment has become the epicenter of her work and a symbol of her newfound self-reliance in music.
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The quake's epicenter was in northern Nagano prefecture in central Japan, and tremor occurred at around 10:29 a.m.
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The epicenter of the outbreak was Angola, which first reported cases in its capital city, Luanda, in late December.
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The quake was so string that it was felt in Mexico City which is 600 miles from the epicenter.
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But the Phoenix area remains the chain's epicenter, and while its success here seems unlikely, it isn't completely inexplicable.
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Its epicenter is the town of Mangina in North Kivu province and it has already reached neighboring Ituri province.
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In Mosul — once the epicenter of the group's caliphate in Iraq — officials confront ISIS's lingering presence every single day.
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Our phones have morphed from simple communication devices to the epicenter of our lives (for better or for worse).
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The farther that app users are from the quake's epicenter, the more advance warning they are likely to receive.
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In the northwest of the island near the epicenter, the rupturing faultline lifted the earth by nearly a foot.
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Joswiak: This has been the epicenter of Apple for the last couple of decades and it's gone pretty well.
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The quake's epicenter was at sea, 61 miles (99 km) southwest of Crete at a depth of 6 miles.
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I called him up to discuss the Fest and how it helped make Gainesville the Southeastern epicenter of punk.
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Given the Haight's legacy as the epicenter of the weed-fueled counterculture movement, his shop would be historically significant.
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The financial sector, which represented the epicenter of the crisis, has rebounded 422 percent and is third-best performer.
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The promise of protecting people with pre-existing conditions was at the epicenter of Trump's own campaign stump speeches.
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The quake's epicenter was located near the city of Tacloban, which was hit hard during Typhoon Haiyan in 2013.
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They were at the epicenter of a lot of that stuff; it was one of those moments in time.
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We are at the epicenter of the food system, whether or not we like it or even recognize it.
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What could pass for a dystopian vision of the workplace is almost routine at the Swedish startup hub Epicenter.
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The states of Chiapas and Oaxaca, home to about 9 million people, are located closest to the earthquake's epicenter.
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Even so, the number of clandestine labs in China—the epicenter of global ketamine production and use—is rising.
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More than 350 cases have been confirmed in North Kivu province, where the epicenter is, and neighboring Ituri province.
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In the 1910s, Edendale was the epicenter of the silent-film industry, housing the West Coast's first film studio.
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The town of Rendel and its surroundings, which once sheltered 25,000 people, are the epicenter of a potential disaster.
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Chicago was the epicenter of this failure, but problems also surfaced in Atlanta, Dallas, New York, Phoenix and elsewhere.
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Chicago, awash in guns and reeling from incidents of police-related violence, has been an epicenter of those tensions.
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The park is located close to the Wells Fargo Center, putting it in close proximity to the convention's epicenter.
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The village became an epicenter of San Francisco bohemia until developers and realtors came hunting for more housing space.
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The Democratic presidential candidates "are coming to the epicenter of hope and despair at the same time," Keith said.
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We welcome the Administration's approach, focusing on the epicenter of an epidemic is tested and effective public health strategy.
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Tokyo generally was unaffected, though reports trickling in from the regions closer to the epicenter started to report casualties.
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In just two short weeks, the Disrupt Berlin 2017 conference will be the European epicenter of cutting-edge technology.
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Guangzhou is the capital of Guangdong province, China's most populous province and the epicenter of its massive manufacturing industry.
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Bai is from Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, but she has not been home for two years.
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However, WHO has estimated it to be as low as 0.7% outside of Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Apple's move was a stark example of how the epicenter of the virus has now spread well beyond China.
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China, which was the epicenter of the coronavirus for a while, has seen a dramatic slowdown of new cases.
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Earlier this month, the WHO declared Europe the new epicenter of the outbreak as new cases in China stalled.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York, the current epicenter of the outbreak in the U.S., referenced Katz's theory on Monday.
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On Friday, the WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Europe had become the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.
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New York City is now the national epicenter of the epidemic, with more than 3,000 cases and rising dramatically.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) is now warning that America may become the new epicenter of the novel coronavirus.
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China's mass quarantines seem to have curbed the virus's spread there, while Europe has become the pandemic's new epicenter.
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Why, then, did the government allow a New York Times journalist to tour the epicenter of the reported atrocities?
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Meanwhile, experts fear the US could become the next epicenter of the virus as cases soared past 25,216 nationwide.
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Wuhan is, after all, considered the first epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak that has since become a global pandemic.
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Since its founding, Gab has become an epicenter of extremely anti-Semitic and anti-black content, and conspiracy theories.
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Rescuers pulled some people out of rubble alive near the epicenter, in a largely rural area, state television added.
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And a bill to end religious exemptions for vaccinations has stalled in New York, an epicenter of the outbreak.
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UPDATE: Virtually no homes left in Jama, a small town of 20K inhabitants near the epicenter of the quake.
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Built in 913, the opulent, bayfront Hotel Esplanade was the epicenter of society life in St. Kilda's early days.
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The illness, which started in China, has now spread globally with Europe becoming the latest epicenter of the outbreak.
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Italy is Europe's epicenter of the coronavirus, with at least 4,636 confirmed cases and 197 deaths as of Saturday.
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Seriate is in Bergamo province, the hardest hit in Italy's northern Lombardy region and the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Looking back, Castoldi acknowledged that underestimating the virus left Italy susceptible to becoming the COVID-19 epicenter in Europe.
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The decisions were made after Europe was declared the current epicenter of the outbreak by the World Health Organization.
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Italy has surpassed China as the country with the highest death toll, becoming the epicenter of a shifting pandemic.
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Italy has surpassed China as the country with the highest death toll, becoming the epicenter of a shifting pandemic.
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As of March 24, the World Health Organization has warned that the U.S. could become the new coronavirus epicenter.
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On Friday, de Blasio said New York City had become the epicenter for the coronavirus outbreak in the nation.
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Hubei, China, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, currently has 3,182 deaths, the third highest tally in the world.
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The World Health Organization said on Tuesday that the US could soon become the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.
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New York City, the epicenter of the US outbreak, recently recorded its smallest daily case increase in a week.
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Governments in Europe, the epicenter of the global pandemic, have escalated their emergency responses amid a rising death toll.
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Governments in Europe, the epicenter of the global pandemic, have escalated their emergency responses amid a rising death toll.
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The parkway's position as a cultural epicenter for the city is why Jay-Z chose the location, he added.
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Westchester County, the epicenter of the epidemic in New York, now has 82 cases, up from 70 on Saturday.
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Iran, the epicenter of the outbreak in the Middle East, has officially confirmed 987 cases, state news media reported.
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Westchester County, the epicenter of the epidemic in New York, now has 82 cases, up from 22 on Saturday.
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The Islamic Republic has one of the world's worst death tolls outside of China, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Garthwaite pointed out that new cases in China — the epicenter of the outbreak — have fallen since their initial surge.
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Italy is Europe's epicenter of the coronavirus, with at least 4,636 confirmed cases and 483 deaths as of Saturday.
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The city of Wuhan, the epicenter of the original outbreak, is a hub for high-end manufacturing, including semiconductors.
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In Italy, infections now total 325 and cases are now being seen beyond the original epicenter in the north.
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California received the first flight in late January of people evacuated from Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the epidemic.
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He had traveled last month to Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, and had an underlying health condition: diabetes.
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What's more, the second epicenter of the outbreak is nearby in Iran, helping proliferate the virus around the region.
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Flights and high speed rail trips between Hong Kong and Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, will be halted.
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Those weaknesses are most pronounced in the poorer areas of China — like Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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" Such a mindset is so important, says Fussell, because "real ties, between humans, are at the epicenter of life.
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The latest seismic activity had its epicenter off the coast of Guanica, a city on the island's southern coast.
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While Hennen said Chicago will be "the epicenter of the extreme cold," its misery will have plenty of company.
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The epicenter of U.S. foreign policy was Marxist Sandinista-ruled Nicaragua, but East-West confrontation was also felt regionally.
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The epicenter of the quake was Durres, a port city about 22 miles from Tirana, the European country's capital.
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The epicenter of soccer violence at Euro 2016 meanwhile moved from the south of France to the far north.
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The bitter fight over Kavanaugh now moves into the epicenter of the campaign for the midterm elections in November.
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Jaden was the only American student placed in Anhui province, which borders Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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By 1981 in New York City, the contemporary art scene was a booming business, with SoHo as its epicenter.
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"He could identify bizarre permutations of male behavior particularly at the epicenter of gay and straight," Mr. Essex said.
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He frequently referenced the scourge when campaigning in the state, which has been epicenter in the fight against opioids.
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The aircraft carrying the evacuees from Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus outbreak in China, landed in Seoul earlier.
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"I can't imagine their sales slowing down just when the virus starts to spread beyond its epicenter," he said.
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Camp Walker is in the southeast city of Daegu, which has been the epicenter of South Korea's coronavirus outbreak.
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Other countries including South Korea and Japan are sending charters to evacuate citizens from the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Enter Mr. Bukar and the Hunters/Vigilante Association in Borno State, the epicenter of Nigeria's battle with Boko Haram.
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The Chinese government announced Wednesday it will quarantine the city of Wuhan, the epicenter of a breakout of coronavirus.
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China said it was shutting down transportation from and within Wuhan, the epicenter of a deadly new coronavirus outbreak.
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A flight carrying 201 Americans from Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, landed in Southern California this morning.
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Previously, the health agency had advised against nonessential travel to the city of Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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He is the epicenter of his company and his family, a patriarch in the truest sense of the word.
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The government said the 4.3 magnitude quake's epicenter was in a county that is part of Hebei's Langfang city.
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Rosita, 35, lives in Kamagayan neighborhood - the historic epicenter of the drugs problem in Cebu, the Philippines' second city.
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The quake's epicenter was near the town of Magsaysay in the province of Davao del Sur on Mindanao island.
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But more founders and VCs are opting for Nigeria as the epicenter for digital finance growth on the continent.
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Yet, experts believe the trip to the epicenter of globalization may not damage Trump with his base at home.
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Tahrir Square was the epicenter of protests that led to the overthrow of former President Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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"The New Brooklyn" is her admirably clearheaded assessment of the borough that sometimes seems the epicenter of American gentrification.
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Dongalla, just north of Palu, is closest to the epicenter and believed to have suffered the most catastrophic damage.
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Mr. Levandowski leads Uber's Advanced Technologies Center in Pittsburgh, the epicenter of the company's testing and self-driving efforts.
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"Bob is the epicenter of why Nonesuch and its artists have had a relationship with BAM," Mr. Melillo said.
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That tally includes Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak, where 2,420 new cases were reported, and 143 more deaths.
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The patient had been evacuated from Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, on a government-chartered flight last week.
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"You can't take a vocal minority as an indication of the epicenter of where people feel," Mr. Hurd said.
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In Portland, the epicenter of the crisis, median rents have risen by 30 percent since 2011, adjusted for inflation.
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The nuclear power plant is located along the Iranian coastline and not far from the epicenter of the earthquake.
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Its epicenter was in Ridgecrest, a city of fewer than 30,000 people about 150 miles north of Los Angeles.
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In Darwin, around 435 miles away from the epicenter, it hit at lunchtime and office workers sought safety outside.
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Now they find themselves at the epicenter of two colliding health catastrophes in the USA: chronic pain and opioid abuse.
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We were camping up in the mountains by Lake Piru in Ventura County, about 150 miles away from the epicenter.
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The central states - where religious and cultural differences frequently ignite conflict - have been at the epicenter of clashes for decades.
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The area is the epicenter of a large swath of land in the U.S. Southwest that is experiencing exceptional drought.
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South Florida often finds itself at the epicenter of chaos, political and otherwise, and the last week was no exception.
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The patient, a 60-year-old Chinese man from the epicenter of the virus in Wuhan, made a full recovery.
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In fact, Texas, the epicenter of the shale oil boom, is on the verge of becoming a green-first state.
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Michael was the strongest hurricane on record to strike the Florida Panhandle and the scene at its epicenter was apocalyptic.
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Greece lies at the epicenter of two of the biggest challenges facing Europe - a migration influx and a debt crisis.
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If he had gone to work that day, he would have been closer to the epicenter and may have died.
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There were hundreds of aftershocks of 2.5 magnitude or greater in the area surrounding the epicenter, according to USGS data.
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The haze of yesterday's massive ransomware attack is clearing, and Ukraine has already emerged as the epicenter of the damage.
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Mr. Xi has yet to visit the epicenter of the outbreak, Wuhan, 214 miles to the south in Hubei Province.
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HAZLETON, Pa. — For the past decade, this struggling city has been the epicenter for an explosive national debate over immigration.
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In an election whose subtext is the anger of the fringes in both parties, Iowa is the epicenter of disaffection.
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The epicenter was very close to Ridgecrest, a town with a population of more than 27,600 in the high desert.
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The epicenter of the earthquake was in Tottori prefecture at a depth of 10 km (6 miles), the agency said.
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Flowserve, Pentair and Xylem are at the epicenter of the water business, proving filtration, irrigation, pumps, valves and other equipment.
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Indian government seismologists reported that the epicenter of the quake was in the Tamenglong District, near the border with Myanmar.
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Flowserve, Pentair and Xylem are in the epicenter of the water business, proving filtration, irrigation, pumps, valves and other equipment.
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And somehow the epicenter of the Zika outbreak occurred hundreds of miles from where Oxitec was conducting GM mosquito trials?
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They will bring their stories to life as 'Our Family' with family and community at the epicenter of the conversation.
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The epicenter of the market earthquake was Beijing's decision to devalue the yuan by 0.5 percent to 6.5646 per dollar.
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The next morning, bright and early, I decided to head straight to the epicenter of the tech universe — The Googleplex.
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Coding in white face is the last thing I expected to be doing at M.I.T., an American epicenter of innovation.
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The quake, with an epicenter 47 kms below sea-level, struck off the coast of Ibaragi prefecture, northeast of Tokyo.
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Meanwhile, U.S. citizens returning from China's Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, will undergo a mandatory two-week quarantine.
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Energy issuers are no longer at the epicenter of credit weakness, but the prolonged softness of commodities is a drag.
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They're everywhere...LA is such an epicenter for [political] struggles and contradictions...People say, 'We have to worry about immigration!
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Hours before polls opened for the presidential vote, explosions rocked Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, the epicenter of the insurgency.
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The European Earthquake Monitoring Centre recorded the quake's epicenter at a point 22 km (14 miles) northwest of the city.
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In the era of big data and the "Internet of Things," privacy is at the epicenter of the technology equation.
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The Blue LightAw shit, you found yourself in the Marina, the epicenter of frat bros and girls who love them.
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Women across Bangalore were sexually assaulted that night, and not just those on MG Road, the epicenter of the attacks.
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The CDC maintains an office in Kinshasa, the capital of Congo, about 350 miles from the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Authorities inspected areas close to the epicenter by helicopter and police patrols but no deaths or serious injuries were reported.
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With so many contenders this year, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi stands at the epicenter of the hotly contested election.
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Francis will meet blast survivors, pray, and read a major "message on nuclear weapons" at the bomb epicenter in Nagasaki.
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An industry downturn with its epicenter in China has, however, put the company on the defensive as potential acquirers circle.
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The CDC maintains an office in Kinshasa, the capital of Congo, about 2628 miles from the epicenter of the outbreak.
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So the urge to return was strange, and not only because New Cross is hardly the epicenter of must-sees.
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The monument would be located in New York City's Greenwich Village, commemorating the epicenter of the nation's LGBT rights movement.
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However, while that quake hit the center of a populated area, Thursday's epicenter was more removed from metropolitan Los Angeles.
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Enterprise tech'Data is the epicenter of the AI revolution': How AI is disrupting the data center and enterprise IT markets.
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The effects could be felt as far away as the capital, Quito, which lies some 105 miles from the epicenter.
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Last month it acquired a wider and sadder renown as the town closest to the epicenter of a deadly earthquake.
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The looming damage from the storm takes on an extra dimension in Florida, the epicenter of American political disasters. Gov.
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Investors are increasingly worried as the virus has spread beyond its epicenter in China to more than 26 other countries.
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It locked down major cities, notably Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, and imposed various travel restrictions throughout the country.
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Now that the epicenter of the pandemic is shifting west to Europe and America, the knock-on effects are multiplying.
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Meanwhile, COVID-19's epicenter has moved to Europe – where this week Italy surpassed China in the number of fatalities.
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World Health Organization spokeswoman Margaret Harris warned that the US could become the next worldwide epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The American epicenter of the outbreak is New York City, where the number cases is doubling about every three days.
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"Pennsylvania will be the epicenter of the political world this fall," said Charlie Gerow, a Republican strategist in the state.
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The epicenter of this epidemic is New Hampshire, with the highest rate of young adults abusing opioids in the country.
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The epicenter was southern Chiba, southeast of the capital, the prefecture where Trump is due to play golf on Sunday.
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"I still feel like people think Manhattan is the epicenter of New York, which is simply not true," he said.
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For some time, the city of some 22010,143 people has been the epicenter of radical Sunni Islam in the country.
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New York State, with 1990 deaths and more than 225,25 confirmed cases, is the epicenter of the U.S. outbreak. Gov.
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That will relieve some of the pressure from the hospital, which has been at the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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New York is the current epicenter of the American coronavirus pandemic and leads the nation in cases and deaths. Gov.
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So it's always interesting seeing that Washington is consistently a blue state but it's all because of this little epicenter.
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"There were no reports of damage or casualties in Ternate," he added, referring to the city closest to the epicenter.
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The Fukushima nuclear plant disaster and the earthquakes in Nepal and Haiti were all sales-triggering events for The Epicenter.
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The epicenter of this national underground is the bustling Chinatown in Flushing, in the New York City borough of Queens.
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The epicenter of the outbreak is believed to be the city of Wuhan, located in the Chinese province of Hubei.
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If you didn't know better, you'd think it was summer break at Stanford University, the academic epicenter of Silicon Valley.
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Washington state continues to be the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S., with at least 14 deaths there.
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The internet companies have in many ways found themselves at the epicenter of the outbreak, both in person and online.
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U.S. European Command is bracing for the prospect of widespread troop lockdowns, including in Italy, Europe's epicenter of the virus.
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Takano's district houses March Air Reserve Base, where U.S. evacuees from the outbreak's epicenter in Wuhan, China, have been quarantined.
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Many residents have left New York City, now the epicenter of coronavirus cases in the United States, for smaller towns.
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The raw chemical ingredients used for manufacturing methamphetamine and fentanyl are mainly sourced from China, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Rescuers and aid groups are particularly concerned about the Donggala district north of Palu and closer to the quake's epicenter.
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New York City has become the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, with more than 36,000 cases and nearly 800 deaths.
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The New York metro area has quickly become the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. New York Gov.
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Both political leaders have approved extreme measures to contain the virus in New York, the U.S. epicenter of the crisis.
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Apart from China — the epicenter of the outbreak — Iran, South Korea, and Italy have seen a rapid increase in cases.
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Wuhan and surrounding cities, the outbreak's epicenter, have been shut down since late January, and travel elsewhere is strictly limited.
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Iran, the epicenter of the outbreak in the Middle East, has confirmed at least 143 cases, state news media reported.
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The epicenter of the US coronavirus outbreak lies in New York, which has at least 67,384 cases and 1,227 deaths.
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The fatalities have surpassed those recorded in Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the outbreak, which has recorded 3,133 total deaths.
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Take New York City, the current epicenter of the coronavirus in America and also the locus of the USACE's efforts.
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Northern Italy has been hit hardest by the coronavirus, with the Lombardy region being the epicenter of the country's outbreak.
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But down the ballot, Texas has rapidly supplanted California as the epicenter of the battle for the House of Representatives.
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" In the municipality of Chongqing, which borders the virus's epicenter of Hubei, "companies are still dealing with huge administrative hurdles.
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The incident happened in Quanzhou, a city nearly 600 miles from Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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Washington state continues to be the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S., with at least 85033 deaths there.
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"Smaller, lower-quality credits, that are at the epicenter of the outbreak" are feeling pressure, one of the traders said.
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As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, many of the world's airlines have canceled flights to China, the virus' epicenter.
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It has already told its citizens not to take any trips to China's Hubei, the epicenter of the virus outbreak.
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Chinese health officials confirmed an additional 2132 deaths and 214,244 cases in Hubei province, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Two video bloggers who attracted wide attention for their dispatches from Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, have gone missing.
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It's one thing to battle an epidemic in an authoritarian state like China, which can isolate an entire epicenter city.
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Book clubs can also be the epicenter of fierce friendships and enmity; a breeding ground for resentments large and small.
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Border closings and flight cancellations may cause hardships for millions of healthy people near the epicenter, and enormous economic disruption.
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On Thursday morning, the authorities imposed a travel lockdown in Wuhan, the industrial city at the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The organization is named after the migrant town of Immokalee, Florida, the epicenter of tomato production in the United States.
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A small town three hours east of Seattle is turning into the epicenter of bitcoin mining in the United States.
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Mass roundups of the sick were extended to two Chinese cities other than Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The authorities in the city, the epicenter of the outbreak, will begin rounding up the infected into mass quarantine camps.
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In just days, a virus that had been mostly contained to countries surrounding its epicenter in Wuhan, China, went global.
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In Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak, there were 499 new cases, and 68 additional deaths as of Feb. 24.
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Early estimates of the coronavirus death rate from Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the outbreak, have been around 218 percent.
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New cases — most linked to the Italian epicenter, Lombardy — were reported on Tuesday in Spain, Austria, Croatia, Switzerland and France.
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"People panicked and ran out of buildings," said Maimun, a disaster mitigation official on the island nearest to the epicenter.
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The earthquake hit off Puerto Rico's southern coast with an epicenter just eight miles south of the barrio of Indios.
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If you're very close to an earthquake's epicenter, you may not receive an alert before shaking, or violent shaking, begins.
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Nearly all the cases outside of China were traced to people who had traveled through the epicenter of the outbreak.
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Camp Walker is in the southeast city of Daegu, which has been the epicenter of South Korea's coronavirus outbreak. Gen.
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"Today should be the Chinese people's happiest day," one woman told our reporter in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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A flight carrying U.S. citizens evacuated from Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, safely arrived in California earlier Wednesday.
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Hours later a magnitude 5.4 earthquake hit Bosnia, with an epicenter 75 km (45 miles) south of Sarajevo, monitors said.
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In the beginning, by all accounts, Etsy was the epicenter of the internet-age craft movement and its attendant community.
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Dozens of people were reported missing in Atsuma, near the epicenter of the quake, where four of the deaths occurred.
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Yet its campus directly abuts the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood that is the epicenter of Minnesota's population of 219,500 Somali Muslims.
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He then took a job at the Central Committee of the Communist Party, the epicenter of Soviet power and ideology.
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The Leishenshan hospital is the second of two facilities built by the Chinese government at the epicenter of the outbreak.
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The Hill was not just where we bought products and services; it was the epicenter of our social organizational structure.
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Other nonprofits handle the city's other boroughs, but Manhattan was the clear epicenter of the surge, according to the survey.
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The patient was evacuated from Wuhan, the epicenter of the new coronavirus outbreak, on a government-chartered flight last week.
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The epicenter of the quake was 33 km deep, about 124 km west-northwest of the Molucca islands, it added.
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Chicago may be the culinary epicenter of the midwest, but it is still totally possible to feast on a budget.
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"There is a public health crisis underway and New York is the epicenter," said Mr. Hoylman, a Democrat from Manhattan.
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Her social fluidity led to the confluence that first placed her faux Chanel at the epicenter of the real Chanel.
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The epicenter of opposition to the name switch seems to come from the Georgia Republican Party, and in particular Sen.
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The epicenter of the quake hit near the town of San Juan Raboso, 75 miles (8.13km) south of Mexico City.
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Exxon last year agreed to pay up to $6.6 billion for land in the Permian basin, the epicenter of U.S. shale.
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And even more importantly, Paris had been an epicenter of food—and over-the-top meals—long before the French Revolution.
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The epicenter of the measles outbreak is only miles away from the Brooklyn Museum in the Hasidic-Jewish neighborhood of Williamsburg.
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National oil firm Pemex said its installations were in order, including its biggest refinery 240 miles (386 km) from the epicenter.
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New York has become the epicenter of a measles outbreak in the United States that is now in its ninth month.
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Buhari has moved his military command from Abuja to the epicenter of the Boko Haram world in Maiduguri, capital of Borno.
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A gold miner carried the virus from the epicenter of the epidemic, which is several hundred kilometers (miles) to the north.
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He said he had rarely encountered people openly carrying guns in his home state, the epicenter of the open-carry movement.
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Local officials in Hubei Province, the epicenter of the outbreak, have called on health care workers to speed up the process.
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Many positions are located outside California's Silicon Valley tech epicenter, and thus are available to people around the country, Louissaint said.
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And by 1998, it was the epicenter of all things violent, beating out Oprah and Regis and Kathie Lee for ratings.
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Insurer American International Group was at the epicenter of the financial crisis and survived only due to a huge government bailout.
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The U.S. is expecting several planes this week carrying American evacuees from Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the growing coronavirus outbreak.
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The Japanese car maker also said production in Hubei province, the epicenter of the epidemic, will start sometime after Feb. 14.
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Chacao has been the epicenter of demonstrations against Maduro and Muchacho's video could help breathe new life into the protest movement.
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Codelco's open-pit Andina and El Teniente underground mines are located in central Chile, not too far from the quake's epicenter.
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Global miner Anglo American said that its Los Bronces copper mine in central Chile, also near the epicenter, was operating normally.
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While the AI talent race plays out on a global scale for all companies, its epicenter rests in the United States.
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Searching for 'earthquake' will now bring up a map of recent earthquakes with basic information about them (think intensities, epicenter, etc.).
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It was powerful enough to wake up residents in Auckland, hundreds of kilometers west of the epicenter, journalist Aroha Hathaway said.
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Closer to the epicenter, residents scrambled for higher ground, remembering the lessons of the country's devastating earthquake and tsunami in 2010.
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Aleppo has been the epicenter of a military escalation that has helped to undermine U.N.-led peace talks in recent weeks.
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Wuhan – the epicenter of the outbreak – and 16 other cities in China have been quarantined, affecting an estimated 50 million people.
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The epicenter was west of Attu, the westernmost and largest island in the Near Islands group of Alaska's remote Aleutian Islands.
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The first interview of the day was with Amy Wold, a newspaper reporter in Baton Rouge, the epicenter of the storm.
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"Considering that the Philippines was tapped as the epicenter of child pornography materials, we are interested in this issue," he says.
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Not Recife, Brazil, which was the epicenter of the Zika outbreak 18 months ago and the focus of most news coverage.
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Kendall Jenner is moving to the heart of West Hollywood ... right above the epicenter of the Sunset Strip ... TMZ has learned.
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Culturally there was a lot happening in terms of cultural awareness, and they were really at the epicenter of all that.
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Living in a small town of just 18,73 people, they are in the epicenter of the heroin epidemic ravaging the country.
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But when Latasha was a teen starting to venture out into the world, Empire was the epicenter for black Brooklyn youth.
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Rome, the epicenter of the world from 8th century B.C.E. to 23th century C.E., was a vast state that spanned continents.
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These are big problems, severe enough that I wouldn't be surprised if Europe is the epicenter of the next global crisis.
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Crucially, Andeavor is positioned in the Permian Basin, the epicenter of the U.S. drilling rebound in western Texas and New Mexico.
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But now today, we've got the US epicenter of technology development and entertainment, and it's the biggest state in the nation.
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The epicenter was near Tlapa, Guerrero in southern Mexico, the agency said, 193 miles (311 km) south of the Mexican capital.
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On the supply side, the U.S. shale revolution is reshaping global energy markets, while China is the epicenter of demand growth.
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The epicenter was reported to be near the mountainous area of Parnitha, where another earthquake hit in 1999, NBC News reported.
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So it was a funky, interesting time, and the epicenter of progressive rock was a little store called Kemp Mill Records.
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The new 3-million-square-foot American Dream epicenter is located in New Jersey, just seven miles from New York City.
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The Olympics take place this August in Rio de Janeiro, a city at the epicenter of the global epidemic of Zika.
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Becerra is a Democrat in an urban, deep-blue state whose Silicon Valley region is the epicenter of the tech industry.
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Historically, the church has been the epicenter of the black community and an invaluable source of emotional, social and material support.
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For Hudd, a 2018 grad of Jonathan Law High School, the solution to the vaping craze is to escape its epicenter.
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Support Indonesia earthquake relief Emergency personnel raced to evacuate tourists from the islands near the epicenter of the quake on Lombok.
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One display focuses on the Compton's Cafeteria riots, placing the Tenderloin at the epicenter of San Francisco's nascent gay rights movement.
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The islands, famous for their white sandy beaches and clear waters, are located near the epicenter of the quake on Lombok.
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Last month, deadly violence in Congo's North Kivu province -- the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak -- left at least 12 people dead.
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The burned down town of Paradise, where the Camp Fire started, has been the epicenter of the coverage in Northern California.
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Lohinger is a non-residential fellow at Stanford's Center for Internet and Society as well as the executive director of Epicenter.
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Last Wednesday, 12 Congolese soldiers were killed alongside seven U.N peacekeepers in clashes with militias near the epicenter of the outbreak.
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So what happens to Miami Music Week, once the epicenter of America's corporate dance music bubble, in today's post-EDM world?
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Its epicenter was the Black Hole, Ness' Fullerton apartment that became ground zero for all of the scene's self destructive behavior.
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Fifteen years later, the epidemic has turned a corner in three African countries that are at the epicenter of the crisis.
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Photograph by Immo Klink for The New Yorker A line had formed outside the Londoner Pub, the town's epicenter of excess.
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Three more deaths in Washington state A nursing home in a Seattle suburb has become the epicenter of the US outbreak.
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For more coverage of the change on Washington's K Street, the lobbying epicenter, read Mr. Confessore's piece in The Times's magazine.
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While there have been significant outbreaks in Basque and Catalan towns, the Madrid region has become the epicenter of Spain's crisis.
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There were no new cases in Hubei, the epicenter of the outbreak, but all the additional deaths were in the province.
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Originally the epicenter of the outbreak, Wuhan on Friday marked its second consecutive day without reports of a new coronavirus case.
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Andrew Cuomo implements first US containment zone in a New York City suburb that is the epicenter of the state's outbreak.
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