The epicenters of Tuesday's earthquake and the larger one on Sept.
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Kermit is one of the epicenters of the opioid addiction epidemic.
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Cities are epicenters of capital and creativity, designed to be occupied collectively.
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The virus has spread quickly in epicenters like New York City; Gov.
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Seattle is one of the epicenters of the domestic Covid-19 outbreak.
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The Thwaites Glacier is one of the epicenters of this rapid deterioration.
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Italy has quickly become one of the epicenters of the coronavirus pandemic.
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"That's one of the epicenters of gentrification in the city," she said.
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Closer to the fire epicenters, air quality reached hazardous levels — a rare occurrence.
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Hospitals in New York City and other epicenters of outbreak are already overwhelmed.
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It is no secret that suburban neighborhoods are the modern epicenters of drug abuse.
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Michigan is becoming one of the major epicenters in the U.S. for coronavirus cases.
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The intersection also is one of the epicenters of the recent wave of overdoses.
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The swing subculture is a tight community despite the vast distances separating epicenters of activity.
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She'll be in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia later on, the epicenters of heavy Democratic votes in Pennsylvania.
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In the epicenters in Congo now, that figure is only about 58 percent, Dr. Redfield said.
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Over the past few weeks Italy quickly became one of the epicenters of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Washington Heights and Inwood, both Dominican enclaves, were once epicenters of the city's violent drug epidemic.
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Researchers compared the location of the epicenters for those quakes with the orbiter imagery of the faults.
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New York City and neighboring Westchester County have been the epicenters of the outbreak in the state.
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Shanxi, one of China's top coal producing provinces, has been among the epicenters of Xi's battle on corruption.
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The epicenters of both quakes were on the base, and officials said they are continuing to assess damage.
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They could turn into new epicenters if they can't control those cases — New Orleans is particularly at risk.
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Nearly two months later, as outbreaks grow in new epicenters around the world, other countries are following suit.
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Encouraging the U.S. to rejoin direct public health efforts, since experts have left the epicenters due to its insecurity.
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Russia has been one of the epicenters of the doping scandals that have rumbled through global sports of late.
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"Risks to our base case include the potential for new epicenters of the disease and reacceleration of new cases."
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The importance of New York, one of the epicenters of global commerce and culture, legalizing marijuana cannot be overstated.
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There were two epicenters: the special Senate election in Alabama and an editorial in a mainstream, middle-America newspaper.
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I got this diagnosis in western Pennsylvania, one of the epicenters of the opioid crisis raging in this country.
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As Mr. Nadel put it, "I've lived in a lot of epicenters of interestingness" — including Santa Fe, N.M., Portland, Ore.
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Experts said the severity of the outbreak would depend on whether other epicenters develop, as happened during the SARS crisis.
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Nowhere is this more apparent than in Utah, which has become one of the epicenters of the anti-Trump movement.
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Crude oil output has surged, and the state has become one of the epicenters of the recent US oil boom.
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By focusing on the epicenters clustered primarily throughout the South, California and in major urban areas, the plan seemed within reach.
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Though pressure has been building across the country to end on-call scheduling, two epicenters have been largely behind the movement.
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Being that they're not situated at the core of the city, they are unique epicenters for music within their own right.
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What coronavirus means for the healthcare systemItaly has quickly become one of the epicenters of the coronavirus pandemic, Lydia Ramsey reports.
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That exceeds the number of cases in China or Italy, both of which were once epicenters of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Eight of the moonquake epicenters were within this distance, which strongly suggested that the quakes were created by the young faults.
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New York and Washington, two epicenters of the US outbreak, have tested a higher share of their populations than other states.
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This inventiveness will continue to extend itself to the realms of journalism, activist, and protest, epicenters of democracy and public welfare.
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Help more people to migrate to those epicenters of excellence so they can participate in that growth and share in the prosperity.
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Researchers re-calculated the epicenters of these quakes and found that eight of them occurred near small cliffs produced along fault lines.
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As natural epicenters of talent, cities serve as the places where movements and ideas are found, focused and filtered into broader society.
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Each of these geographical epicenters were preyed upon by their more powerful neighbors and formed powder kegs that set off major wars.
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What Lankester produced was a juxtaposition of cultural epicenters for art and music: two different cities by the sea, 4,700 Miles apart.
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Cities have become epicenters of new capital and creativity, because proximity breeds serendipity and strength, from which new ideas and opportunities arise.
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Those quakes were strong enough draw alerts near their epicenters, but farther away, the magnitude was considered too low to cause damage.
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Not only is Michigan one of the epicenters for autonomous vehicle technology, but the state is also known for its brutal winters.
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The quake epicenters were within 20 kilometers of the city of Borazjan -- a short distance from the country's Bushehr nuclear power plant.
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Catts have taken visitors around some of the largest cities, like Seattle, San Francisco and Chicago, but they're not limited to tourist epicenters.
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Most Americans emphatically did not regard low-income, LGBTQ, and minority citizens at the epicenters of these crises as recognizably similar to themselves.
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Nowhere has this been more of an issue than in Seattle, where the city has become one of the nation's epicenters of epidemic.
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We don't yet know the full extent of the outbreak, but America has quickly become one of the epicenters for the coronavirus pandemic.
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The epicenters of the four earthquakes were in central Italy, which has been hit by deadly quakes with increasing frequency in recent years.
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As a senator representing New York, she is well-known in the nation's largest media market and one of the epicenters of Democratic fundraising.
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The Boston area is one of the US epicenters for the coronavirus with almost 193 cases, many of which were diagnosed in our hospital.
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Rhythm + Flow travels to some of the country's epicenters of hip-hop, including the judges' hometowns of New York City, Chicago, and Atlanta, respectively.
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The 7.2 magnitude earthquake and a magnitude 5.8 aftershock -- both with epicenters in Oaxaca state -- struck the region Friday, the US Geological Survey reported.
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New York's NYU Langone Health network of hospitals and medical offices treats patients from both Rockland County and Brooklyn, two epicenters of the outbreak.
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Both religion and faith, and their spectacles, are found in major religious epicenters, such as the Vatican and Mecca, but it's prevalent elsewhere, too.
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Elijah Cummings of Maryland, called the CARE Act, would focus on the epicenters of the epidemic and provide support to state and nonprofit recovery efforts.
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A case in point: New York state has reported 606 cases of measles in 2019, with New York City and Rockland County epicenters of disease.
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For today, at least, these are the UK epicenters of one of the most fluid, compulsively magpie-ish, and persistently ridiculed subcultures on the planet.
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London, one of the epicenters of multiculturalism and global capitalism, has been attracting the best and brightest young adults from around the world for years.
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"This is at a mall in Bellevue [Washington], one of the current epicenters for the outbreak, so people are avoiding crowds," wrote @tinajkl on Twitter.
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The earthquakes on Thursday and Friday were certainly very powerful, with magnitudes of 6.4 and 7.1 at their epicenters near the city of Ridgecrest, Calif.
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More start-ups are choosing to call cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia home, over San Francisco and the two other coastal epicenters — Boston and New York.
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Elijah Cummings of Maryland, called the CARE Act, would focus on the epicenters of the opioid epidemic and provide support to state and nonprofit recovery efforts.
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Parts of the city lie on the sand and clay of an ancient lake bed, a geology that amplifies the shock waves from these distant epicenters.
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The state's total number of confirmed infections is the fourth highest in the U.S., only behind the main epicenters of New York, New Jersey and California.
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Jason Corona, whose family owns a restaurant in Ridgecrest, near the epicenters of the earthquakes, described feeling uneasy as the aftershocks kept him awake late Friday night.
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But focusing the bulk of our attention on such attacks blinds us to the real epicenters and some of the worst incidences of America's mass shooting epidemic.
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While some of New York's most celebrated designers are still being praised for casting, say, one to three curvy models, Uribe's catwalks are true epicenters for diversity.
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Seattle's Irish Heritage Club announced that its Irish Week events are postponed or canceled, as the city struggles as one of the epicenters of the U.S. outbreak.
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Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb: THREAD: We'll update charts daily for Florida, Louisiana, Illinois, and Michigan as epidemic becomes national in scope; new epicenters of spread emerge.
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U.S. Geological Survey seismologist Paul Earle noted that the epicenters of the two quakes are 400 miles (650 kilometers) apart and most aftershocks are within 100 kilometers.
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He said it was unlikely that extraterrestrials would visit epicenters like Washington or other United States cities because they would get the executive order forbidding their entrance.
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But the epicenters of the two quakes are about 400 miles apart, and it's unusual for such a strong aftershock to appear this long after a major quake.
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The decision to campaign through this region right out of the Democratic convention sets up the Rust Belt to be one of the epicenters of the general election.
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Hip-hop scenes started to sprout up in bigger cities, but the epicenters of the genre were firmly established in Moscow and St. Petersburg, where they remain today.
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Dozens of new cases reported this week have been mainly in the epicenters of Butembe, Katwe and Vuhovi, said Mike Ryan, head of the WHO's health emergencies program.
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For weeks, the scenes of coronavirus outbreaks in New York, Washington and California have captured the nation's attention as the epicenters of the crisis in the United States.
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Wednesday night's quakes were the first "that really made me nervous," said Paul Southwick, the city manager of Fairview, Oklahoma, about 24 miles southeast of the quakes' epicenters.
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Wednesday night's quakes were the first "that really made me nervous," said Paul Southwick, the city manager of Fairview, Oklahoma, about 20 miles southeast of the quakes' epicenters.
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They operate out of weaving epicenters like Turkey and India, where craftsmen still preserve their cultural legacies through the rug-making techniques that have been perfected over centuries.
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It is one of the epicenters of the crisis at the US–Mexico border, and exists amidst a brutal desert where summer temperatures are frequently in the hundreds.
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"If you look at the epicenters of ice cream innovation, you're seeing that happening in Los Angeles," he said, citing the city's artisanal creameries such as Salt & Straw.
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U.S. Geological Survey seismologist Paul Earle noted the epicenters of the two quakes were 400 miles (650 kilometers) apart and said most aftershocks are within (60 miles) 100 kilometers.
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Scientists used an algorithm to locate their epicenters, then matched eight of those quakes to young faults on the lunar surface and found the Moon is tectonically active today.
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In New York City and Rockland County, the two epicenters of the outbreak, about 2000 patients have been hospitalized, and 22017 have been admitted to the intensive care unit.
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The WHO's independent Emergency Committee, which analyzed the latest data, said the disease was entrenched in several epicenters in the northeast and was being transmitted in health care settings.
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Beyond hosting a burgeoning fintech community, London is also one of the global epicenters of traditional finance, with many banks and asset managers conducting vast operations from the capital.
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Another week of unprecedented COVID-19 news dominates the headlines as the United States, and New York specifically, has slowly become one of the epicenters of a global pandemic.
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" State election officials have already said they would send staff members to Bladen and Robeson counties — the epicenters of the scandal — "to monitor and assist with the elections process.
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The IC's role is arguably more urgent now, with the epicenters of coronavirus in high-priority counterintelligence targets like China and Iran, than it was during the Ebola outbreak.
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They announced plans to strike after their work conditions became dire in coronavirus epicenters like New York, and, starting Monday, united by refusing to take orders and make deliveries.
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"Large cities overseas with close transport links to China could also become outbreak epicenters, unless substantial public-health interventions at both the population and personal levels are implemented immediately."
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To make up for the lack of beds, the federal government has already sent Navy hospital ships to the east and west coasts, the epicenters of the U.S. outbreak.
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For example, protecting and restoring our mangrove coastal forests, which absorb carbon, can help slow warming, rebuild fish populations, protect epicenters of biodiversity and safeguard essential nutrition to vulnerable communities.
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His condemnations of the political establishment and his insistence that he alone can restore American greatness resonated with voters far from the media epicenters of the east and west coast.
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While Silicon Valley is one of the world's epicenters for building platforms, most of its tech capital hasn't shown as much interest in building consumer brands in non-tech categories.
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In Seattle, which has been one of the epicenters of the outbreak in the US, health officials have started building makeshift field hospitals to increase the number of available beds.
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An upscale waterfront community in New York and a nursing home in New Jersey are the latest epicenters, sparking fears of an even bigger outbreak among a vulnerable, confined population.
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Iran is one of the epicenters, with at least 10,000 cases of the coronavirus — the third highest in the world — and experts say the actual number could be far higher.
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Korea and Japan are two of the epicenters of the video game industry, and now one of its top companies is on the auction block, raising tough questions about media ownership.
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Mardi Gras was 'the perfect storm' for the coronavirus spreadLouisiana, meanwhile, has become one of the coronavirus' epicenters in the US, and scientists have linked the outbreak there to Mardi Gras.
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Helen Teixeria, a resident of Redmond, a suburb of Seattle, one of the nation's outbreak epicenters, says she woke up last week with a tight chest, fever, and a dry cough.
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Sleek founders Julien Labruyere (right) and Adrien Barthel (left) Sleek founders Julien Labruyere (right) and Adrien Barthel (left) Singapore and Hong Kong have emerged as epicenters for startups and tech worldwide.
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It is on the peripheries — which are really the epicenters — that Adam Green's call to action offers an alternative path to simply learning and repeating the canon in exhibitions and collections.
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"The fact that Detroit was one of the epicenters of electronic music, and the fact that Detroit didn't have a proper electronic music or synth shop really bothered me," Dan Keaton says.
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Tuesday's quake striking on the 1985 anniversary appeared to be purely coincidental, said Jana Pursley, a geophysicist with the United States Geological Survey, noting that the epicenters were hundreds of kilometers apart.
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Gretchen Whitmer: The Michigan governor is growing increasingly vocal about what she needs (and isn't getting) from the Trump administration as every expert suggests Detroit is one of the next likely epicenters.
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The region of the epicenters is home to agriculture and oil activities, but the country's disaster management agency said on its Twitter account it had not yet received any reports of damage.
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The region of the epicenters is home to agriculture and oil activities, but the country's disaster management agency said on its Twitter account it had not yet received any reports of damage.
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Some of the highest percentages of voters who could be tossed would be in Wisconsin's two largest cities and areas with college campuses, epicenters of Democratic support, a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel analysis found.
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There's not much need in Flushing, one of the epicenters of a thriving Chinese émigré community that is making New York what Paris was to White Russians in the 1920s, with all the intrigue.
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Television footage showed dark smoke rising from Mount Aso, a large volcano about 20 miles east of the town of Mashiki, where the epicenters of the strongest of the recent quakes have been clustered.
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Once epicenters of a powerful movement, by the 90s both the Dunbar and the LA jazz scene as a whole had faded to near irrelevance, neglected homes for the ghosts of a forgone era.
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British Columbia -- which had 231 coronavirus cases as of Wednesday and sits adjacent to one of the key US epicenters of the virus outbreak, Washington state -- has been pushing for the US border closure.
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Scott Gottlieb, the former US Food and Drug Administration commissioner who's now a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, said on Twitter that the coronavirus was now a "national epidemic with multiple epicenters."
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Three assailants from a local self-defense militia attacked the hospital in the city of Butembo, one of the epicenters of the second-largest Ebola epidemic in history, said Patrick Kambale, the city's deputy mayor.
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The long-held belief is that trends tend to start on the coast, bubbling up in influential epicenters like New York City or Los Angeles before making their way to major metropolises across the nation.
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The series brings together industry legends across a multi-city search in hip-hop epicenters such as Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, and Chicago, to find raw talent and help undiscovered artists pursue their dreams.
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Modern art is the product of trained students much more than of solitary geniuses, and whole chapters of art history were written in schools that became, sometimes just for a few years, epicenters of invention.
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Cameroonian doctor Richard Mouzoko was killed in an attack in April on a hospital in the city of Butembo, one of the epicenters of the year-long Ebola outbreak, which is the second deadliest in history.
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"After some successes in stopping transmission in the initial epicenters of Mangina and Beni — and some ancillary locations such as Tchomia, Mutwanga, and Masereka — the epidemic has spread from four to 19 health zones," MSF announced.
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While national post-mortems on the 2016 election remain obsessed with the right's deep pocketed big data mythos, plenty of folks in tech's left-leaning epicenters believe that Democrats can do better with the right tools.
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If we continue business as usual, we may find it necessary to lock down the epicenters of disease activity, currently the Seattle area and Westchester County, N.Y. We have a collective responsibility to protect our communities.
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"Raf came from small-town Belgium and Virgil from the outskirts of Chicago, so both know what it feels to live outside cultural epicenters like London or New York when you are young," Ms. Stoppard said.
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Previously human rights groups have alleged that when the Mexican military and federal police have taken over epicenters of the drug trade it has led to torture, forced disappearances and summary executions carried out by authorities.
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The researchers started by applying a new algorithm—one that was designed for working with inaccurate data from Earth-based seismic networks with few sensors—in order to re-find the epicenters of the 28 Apollo quakes.
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"London is still one of the world's fashion epicenters and with currency markets as they are currently, shopping in London offers good value for a lot of our guests," said Marco Novella, managing director of the hotel.
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A second wave of cities, including Boston, Detroit, New Orleans, and Philadelphia, are seeing increases in confirmed coronavirus cases, and could become epicenters for the outbreak if they're not able to bring those cases under control soon.
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The contribution comes in direct response to the shortage of protective gear in the city as the total confirmed cases in New York surged, making it one of the largest epicenters of the outbreak in the world.
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The number of new coronavirus infections inside China - the source of the outbreak - was for the first time overtaken by new cases elsewhere on Wednesday, with Italy and Iran emerging as epicenters of the rapidly spreading illness.
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Instead, factory job creation has flowed to frontiers of the advanced manufacturing economy — like Nevada, home to a Tesla factory that churns out batteries for electric cars, homes and utilities — and oil-patch epicenters like Tulsa, Okla.
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As the number of infected people increases, so too does the need for beds and medical supplies in hospitals, making these donations increasingly important to treating COVID-19 in Italy, one of the epicenters of the global pandemic.
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Thailand has also prepared facilities for the 14-day quarantine of thousands of Thai workers gradually returning from the South Korean province of Gyeongsang and the city of Daegu, currently epicenters of the virus outbreak, the government said.
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Thailand has also prepared facilities for the 14-day quarantine of thousands of Thai workers gradually returning from the South Korean province of Gyeongsang and the city of Daegu, currently epicenters of the virus outbreak, the government said.
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"Global cybercrime expansion is being driven by developing economies recently emerging as major perpetrators of fraud, creating new epicenters of cybercrime off the back of attacks that extend beyond their own borders into the surrounding region," the company says.
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The military does have some options to more efficiently deploy Guard and Reserve personnel, said Hoffman, pointing out the commander of U.S. forces in Korea, one of the global epicenters of the virus, has enlisted Guard and Reserve doctors.
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"Here in Kenya, we find ourselves at one of the global epicenters of growth, where solar products combined with pay-as-you-go models and mobile payment technologies are breaking new ground in bottom-up electricity sector development," Amin said.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Health workers in one of the epicenters of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak threatened on Wednesday to go on strike as early as next week if authorities don't do more to protect them.
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WHO described the case as a "game-changer" and it is now scrambling to trace dozens of people the priest came into contact with, including passengers on a bus he rode from Butembo, one of the epicenters of the outbreak.
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Chicago and Detroit could be next new hot spots Outbreaks in New York, Washington and California have captured the nation's attention for weeks -- but some health officials predict areas of Michigan and Illinois could be the next epicenters of the crisis.
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A military hospital ship is now planning to port at the New York Harbor, and a raft of federal field hospitals will be constructed in and around New York City, now one of the epicenters of the virus in the world.
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"In Kos and Lesbos, the epicenters of the refugee crisis, the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party doubled its share of the vote, exceeding 10 percent in some places," Matthaios Tsimitakis wrote in the New York Times after Greece's September 2015 elections.
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His story is all too common in South Florida, one of the major epicenters of the opioid crisis, where people go to attend one of the area's many rehabilitation centers only to be turned away when their insurance can't cover the substantial costs.
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In Berlin, these include WWII bunkers redesigned to house private art collections, hospitals turned residency programs, a former crematory animated with performance and music, and repurposed factories — once the epicenters of urban modernity, now gutted of machinery and ready for art interventions.
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Just over an adjoining ridge, rolling with bright green grass, you can look over the Industrial Canal and the St. Claude Avenue Bridge, and across to the Lower Ninth Ward, one of the epicenters of the catastrophic flooding following Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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States seeking more help States outside of the three main epicenters of the outbreak in the US -- New York, Washington and California -- say they are worried the federal government won't be able to help them obtain supplies despite seeing a rising number of cases.
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In their study, the researchers compiled a list of all "felt" earthquake events in the LA Basin during this time period, which they derived from reports of shaking and property damage, and by calculating quake epicenters and magnitudes recorded by the few seismometers available at the time.
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Strange but true: To experience the pleasure of traditional repertory theater on a significant scale — to watch actors perform multiple roles in different plays over the course of a few days — you would have to leave the two epicenters of English-speaking theater, New York and London.
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Dr. Redfield said that experts from his agency could do more to help stop the disease, but that so far, because of violence in the area, the United States government had not permitted them to work where they are needed most, in the epicenters of the outbreak.
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Some pundits praised the act as a brilliant anticapitalist critique, performed at one of the epicenters of insidious capital, while numerous art experts, each with a different stake in the artist's market, proclaimed to the press about how the incident would most assuredly raise the value of the work.
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While esports and video game streaming are still only emerging as a mainstream entertainment source — and clearly experiencing growing pains — overnight celebrities like Ninja suggest that live-streaming on Twitch, a relatively new entertainment style, may soon be in competition with established but revolutionary online media epicenters like YouTube and Netflix.
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For example, one video features a CNN producer saying there is "no smoking gun" in the Russia investigation but fails to note that he produces health and medical stories for the network — and is based in Atlanta, away from the epicenters of CNN's politics coverage in Washington and New York.
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According to a DRC Health Ministry spokesperson, local politicians are using anti-Ebola-treatment rhetoric "just to gain popularity," which is fomenting a "high level of urban violence" in Katwa, a current epicenter of the outbreak that has now surpassed the number of cases in the previous epicenters of Beni and Mangina.
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The epicenters were in the province of Macerata, near the towns of Castelsantangelo sul Nera, Visso and Ussita, but the quakes were felt as far away as Veneto in the north, and even many Romans — including employees of the Foreign Ministry, which was evacuated — took to the streets after buildings began to tremble.
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After completing his studies he worked as a translator, first moving to a town in the north of the country, and later to the picturesque island of Lesbos, a popular tourists destination less than 15 miles off the coast of Turkey that has become one of the epicenters of Europe's refugee and migrant crisis.
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Two years ago, flying in a helicopter and using an infrared camera — methane is invisible to the naked eye — Lyon discovered significant levels of methane were escaping from 22007 percent of more than 284,453 oil and gas well pads in North Dakota, Wyoming, and other epicenters of America's recent boom in fossil fuel production.
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That's according to recent data showing that cases of the COVID-19 virus are growing in clusters in cities across the US.Researchers at the University of Chicago found clusters in states including Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina, places that have been widely overlooked compared to epicenters like New York City or Seattle.
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With the virus spreading, around 300 students and faculty at State University of New York and City University of New York campuses who were studying abroad in China, Italy, Japan, Iran and South Korea — all of which have been epicenters of the illness — would be asked to come back to the United States, Mr. Cuomo said.
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Just look at the case of New York City — the nation's largest city, metro area, and one of the two epicenters of the crisis in the US — where non-profit human services organizations were left in the dark by the city government for a full 17 days since the city's first confirmed case of COVID-19.
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The chief there recently convened small, relatively closed-door sessions with key figures from the old civil rights guard in Birmingham — Birmingham was one of, if not the, epicenters of the last big civil rights movement in the US — and with members of the LGBTQ community and with youth and a small number of people who work very closely with youth.
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"With the Midwest unfortunately being [one of the] epicenters of the opioid crisis, and with workers in the most physically demanding occupations, like construction, suffering most, we get the sense that there might be an uptick in visitors from neighboring states to come into Illinois to buy cannabis, specifically to combat their pain in a much safer way," said Manzo.
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It's a scene playing out all across the country, from the epicenters of coronavirus outbreaks in California, New York City, and Washington state to cities and towns and roadside diners even in rural America; at least 25 states have mandated the closure of restaurants, but with how fast the news is going, by the time you get to the period at the end of this sentence, that number may have grown.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Warren expected to refrain from endorsing Biden, Sanders during primary: report Progressive Jewish group endorses Sanders for president MORE (D-Mass.) declining to make an endorsement after withdrawing from the race, with NBC's Chuck ToddCharles (Chuck) David ToddSanders: Klobuchar and Buttigieg ended campaigns under 'great deal of pressure' from 'establishment' Maryland governor on Trump attacks on Washington governor: 'I think it's not a time to play politics' Fauci on shutting down coronavirus epicenters: 'Anything's possible' MORE asking him whether he could win the presidential nomination without her support.
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