The storm also brought snowfall as far south as Georgia.
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Argentina's cellar masters are venturing as far south as Patagonia.
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Communities as far south as Tampa shut roads due to flooding.
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Of the ambassadors Trump has named so far, South Carolina Gov.
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In 2011, an aurora was seen as far south as Alabama.
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Another man was shot to death on the Far South Side.
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It's so far south it's closer to Antarctica than the Equator.
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And in keeping with "Fargo" tradition, things head far, far south.
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The birds spend the colder months as far south as Florida.
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Lyme-carrying ticks have now been found as far south as Florida.
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The cave myotis is found as far south as Honduras, Coleman said.
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Then I'd ride my bike as far south as fast as possible.
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First, this species has never been seen wandering this far south before.
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"No one had ever found this species that far south," Pineda said.
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McAllen, Texas (CNN)In the far south of Texas, Democrats outnumber Republicans.
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"I've never covered snow in 26 years this far south," Seidel said.
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But it's now known that the ice never reached that far south.
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In the far south, a terminal, or near-terminal, event occurred much earlier.
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Species can only go so far south before they run out of space.
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Police have linked the attacks to Muslim separatists operating in Thailand's far south.
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Just make sure you don't let your Stark travel too far south, ladies.
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Temperatures will also be unusually low as far south as Texas and Georgia.
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It breeds on islands throughout the far-south Atlantic and the south Pacific.
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So far, South Korea has had more than 5,700 cases and 35 deaths.
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Thorpe grew up in the Huon Valley in the far south of Tasmania.
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Currently, Comet LINEAR is too far south to be seen from the United States.
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So far, South Africa is the only sub-Saharan country that allows gay marriage.
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Police have blamed the bombings on Malay Muslim insurgents operating in Thailand's far south.
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Van Dillen says we're seeing snow as far south as Virginia and North Carolina.
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Reindeer do not thrive in permanent captivity, in small fields and too far south.
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Among Democratic presidential candidates who have announced their totals so far, South Bend, Ind.
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Koto is from the small island of Fulaga, so far south it's practically Tonga.
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It encompasses 86 tree species between Maine and Minnesota, and as far south as Florida.
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They sent smoke as far south as San Francisco, about 60 miles (96 kilometers) away.
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He's too far south of most the activity, in the quieter confines of Norman, Oklahoma.
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In Europe, large sea snails now found as far south as Angola marched to Sicily.
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Transbaikal is in the far south east of Siberia, close to Russia's border with Mongolia.
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Matera lies in the far south region of Basilicata, at the arch of Italy's boot.
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They concluded that they may have been looking too far south in the Indian Ocean.
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The question is how far south of 30% is that eventual Iowa winner this year?
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"But he's never been this far south or in these kind of conditions," O'Brady said.
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Chicagoans came from as far north as Rogers Park and as far south as Roseland.
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It would reduce the moisture channelled along the Andes as far south as Buenos Aires.
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Several pieces seek to interrogate this negative reputation impugning many far south and west Chicago neighborhoods.
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Forecasters are calling for freezing rain as far south as Knoxville, Tennessee and Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Morning lows below freezing will stretch as far south as Texas and the Carolinas this weekend.
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The storm's effects were felt as far south as Georgia and as far north as Maine.
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Not so in Gimhae, a sprawling city of 550,000 in the far south of the country.
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The ride lasts about an hour due to it being so far south of the city.
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The winter storm sent blasts of cold air as far south as Mississippi, Lousiana, Texas and Oklahoma.
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Other areas along the East Coast as far south as Norfolk, Virginia, will also be unusually cold.
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The intimate photos in their series Far South humanize a topic too often reduced to talking points.
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Headquartered further upstate in Rochester, Wegmans locations stretch the east coast as far south as North Carolina.
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Today China's island province in the far south is being rebranded as the country's own tropical paradise.
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His own base of Davao, in the far south of the country, feels far from the capital.
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The Omani empire centuries ago spread as far south as Zanzibar and as far east as Pakistan.
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The pieces are hanging in their home in the Beverly neighborhood on the far South Side here.
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One group told me they had come all the way from Tamil Nadu, in the far south.
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Basra is in Iraq's far south, in a region of rich oil fields near the Persian Gulf.
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The geese no longer come this far south in great numbers, since the winters have gotten warmer.
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Muslims in the far south complain of decades of neglect by the Bangkok-based establishment and bureaucracy.
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Among them was her companion, Louis Aliot, who won in a far-south district in the Pyrenees.
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The widening storm was expected to reach as far south as northern Delaware and Maryland, Petersen said.
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Most of the violence has been in the far south of the region, rather than its far north.
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Major shootings are rare in Thailand other than in the far south, where a decades-old insurgency persists.
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Major shootings are rare in Thailand other than in the far south, where a decades-old insurgency persists.
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Even those who live as far south as Ohio and South Dakota may be able to glimpse them.
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The search area was extended downstream as far south as Serbia, Hungary's neighbor on the river, he said.
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In December, investigators said they may have been looking too far south and recommended expanding the search zone.
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The captain had only been in the sea once before and had not made it that far south.
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The Lannisters are from Casterly Rock, which is way too far south in Westeros to have ice skating rinks.
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"Neither the government nor TAP has explained to us why it has to arrive so far south," he says.
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If the storm reaches "strong" levels, that could stretch the auroral oval as far south as Illinois and Oregon.
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"That warmer ocean will not let the ice edge expand as far south as it used to," Meier said.
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His comments contradicted a police statement last month linking the tourist town attacks to separatists in the far south.
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For starters, the species, which was found in southern California, is present as far south as Baja California, Mexico.
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Militant foothold Abu Sayyaf is headquartered in the restive Muslim-majority province of Mindanao in the country's far south.
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That year, the Alaskan winter was unusually mild, and there was a cold snap as far south as Texas.
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They have since been spotted as far north as New York, and as far south as São Paolo, Brazil.
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If the vines are too far south of the lake, however, the effect is lost and vines cannot survive.
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Cases have also been reported as far south as Okinawa and on Kyushu, according to Japanese public broadcaster NHK.
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The European wave model simulates a few 50-foot waves over the open Atlantic as far south as Bermuda.
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It was especially striking, she said, at packed Irish pubs in the Beverly neighborhood on the Far South Side.
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Officials in one county in far South Texas say that more than 100 people have been rescued from flooding there.
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As Reuters reports, flight advisories have been issued for as far south as Darwin in the northern tip of Australia.
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Shrapnel from the explosion, which was heard as far south as Jerusalem, landed in western Jordan, the Jordanian military said.
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Things between the two men are now so far south that Sessions even recently offered to resign, ABC reported Tuesday.
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She raised two children and several grandchildren on the city's far south side, where she has lived her entire life.
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"The cold air is pressed pretty far south and allowing the wintry mix into Florida and southern Georgia," Miller said.
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Abu Sayyaf's aims Abu Sayyaf is headquartered in the restive Muslim-majority province of Mindanao in the country's far south.
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Temperatures could stay below freezing as far south as northern Alabama and Georgia, Weather Channel lead forecaster Kevin Roth said.
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Snow fell from the lower Great Lakes and central Appalachians to the eastern seaboard as far south as North Carolina.
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Opinion I FIRST met Larraine when we both lived in a trailer park on the far South Side of Milwaukee.
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Other marches took place across the globe, as far north as the Arctic Circle and as far south as Antarctica.
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Snow fell from the lower Great Lakes and central Appalachians to the eastern seaboard, as far south as North Carolina.
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It is Champions' Day at the Royal Cornwall Show, the main summer event in the far south west of England.
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Most international backpackers I met had started in the far south at the Route's famed, glacier-filled Torres del Paine.
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Hundreds of thousands of workers formed pickets at mills as far north as Maine and as far south as Alabama.
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The lighthouse is far south on the tip of Victoria — a detour from the main road through the national park.
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Among them are Apricale, a mountaintop settlement in Liguria, and Pisticci, a hamlet in the far south of the country.
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A single word flashed behind a lonely caped figure on-stage at a giant warehouse in far south Brooklyn: UTOPIA.
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The Arctic air moving in behind the storm was expected to deliver freezing temperatures as far south as Tallahassee, Fla.
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But, judging by the code of conduct window from the beginning, it's unlikely that things can go very far south.
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According to the center's best guess, the aurora may be seen as far south as Ohio or Pennsylvania, assuming clear skies.
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Some surge flooding — 2 feet or more — could occur as far south as Tampa Bay, halfway down the peninsula of Florida.
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And things went really far south after she was involved in a fight at a nightclub, and it went viral online.
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Depending on how far south the Turks intend to go, that figure could triple in the days and weeks to come.
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So getting their animals as far south away from the fires was one of the first steps they took when evacuating.
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At its peak, the chain had 43 stores, with locations as far north as Boston and as far south as Philadelphia.
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How far south freezing air will reach remains an open question, making it difficult to precisely forecast ice and snow accumulation.
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The measure was also opposed in the far south, where there is a Muslim majority and a long-running separatist movement.
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Tripoli is far away, 1,000 kilometers by desert road (600 miles), and the government there has no clout this far south.
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City leaders have also called for extending the Red Line nine miles into transit deserts on the city's far South Side.
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But residents of Norilsk had not seen a polar bear so far south in about four decades, according to local reports.
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The Addo park on South Africa's Eastern Cape is almost as far south as any of the world's wild elephants go.
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Being so far south, there were a lot of "southernmost" things to check out — like the southernmost Starbucks in the world.
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Mass shootings or killings in public spaces are rare other than in the far south, where a decades-old insurgency persists.
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The negative temps extend as far south as Kentucky, and according to The Weather Channel, things won't get milder until the weekend.
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States in the south are facing brutal temperatures too, with cities as far south as Dallas and Savannah, Georgia hitting freezing temperatures.
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The tireless police of Kagoshima, a sleepy city in the far south of the country, watched the unlocked car day and night.
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And smaller fires were burning as far north as Lake Mendocino and as far south as the mountains northeast of San Diego.
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The recurrent failure of monsoon rains was caused by cooler temperatures in the north Atlantic, which pushed the rains too far south.
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It would be gorgeous though, since the largest solar storm on record in 1859 caused an aurora as far south as Cuba.
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It is a measure of how far South Africa has fallen from the ideals it embraced when it was reborn after apartheid.
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Gendry, you better swing that hammer all over Eastwatch and make it back south — or at least as far south as Winterfell.
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Then, however — according to this analysis — they populated the Americas fairly quickly, spreading as far south as Chile by 15,000 years ago.
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Areas in far South Texas, as well as central parts of Texas and Louisiana, are anticipating more than one foot of rain.
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The negative temperatures extend as far south as Kentucky, and according to The Weather Channel, things won't get milder until the weekend.
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With an economy of close to $ 2 trillion, Brazil remains the world's ninth-largest economy and is by far South America's biggest.
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Caravans of pochtecas , or feather traders, moved through the rain forest as far south as Colombia, exacting feathered tribute from weaker tribes.
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Indeed, the untold story of this primary season has been the number of races won by candidates far south of 6900 percent.
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Frost was being reported as far south as the Florida Panhandle and snow may fall on the higher elevations of the Appalachians.
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The quake could be felt as far south as the Bay Area and up north into Oregon, according to the LA Times.
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Many people who shared the erroneous AccuWeather alerts posted screenshots from as far south as Texas to as far north as Maine.
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Officials had warned residents as far south as San Francisco to be ready to evacuate coastal areas but by 5:15 a.m.
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Areas in far South Texas, the Texas Hill Country and southwest and central Louisiana could see 5 to 15 inches of rain.
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The Canadian government once pressured Inuit women to travel far south to give birth in hospitals, an experience that many found isolating.
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This time, in a sign of how far South Korea's democracy has matured, peaceful crowds achieved their goal without a single arrest.
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Around 255,240 years ago, the ice sheets comprising the Earth's arctic regions reached their maximum extension, reaching as far south as Germany.
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Jon can't deny his Stark side, just as Ghost can't deny his connection takes Jon, no matter how far south it takes him.
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Rivers were expected to crest by early June to the highest levels on record as far south as Little Rock, Arkansas, forecasters said.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Multiple bomb attacks by suspected separatist insurgents injured at least three people in Thailand's far south on Sunday, the military said.
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The quake has a magnitude of 20123 Mw, is felt as far south as Northern California, and as far north as British Columbia.
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The quake has a magnitude of 5 Mw—it's felt as far south as Northern California, and as far north as British Columbia.
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The issue isn't simply growing sugar maples—you can find them growing as far south as Tennessee—but getting the sap to run.
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A firmer rejection came from the three Muslim-majority provinces in Thailand's far south, where separatists have waged a long-running guerrilla war.
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And recent habitat modeling studies suggest lionfish are likely to expand along the Atlantic coast of South America as far south as Uruguay.
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The U.N. has appealed for $738 million in 2019 to help Venezuela's neighbors as so far South America has been on its own.
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Travelers were delayed, and adverse weather was expected to be felt as far north as the Baltics and as far south as Italy.
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Maps provided by the U.S.G.S. indicated that light to weak shaking occurred as far south as Virginia and as far north as Connecticut.
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Consumer Reports said the problem had been reported to the magazine by CR-V owners as far south as Texas and New Mexico.
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As much as two feet of fresh snow fell in the Rocky Mountains, and the deep cold stretched as far south as Texas.
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For residents of traditionally black and Latino neighborhoods on the far South or West sides of the city, going out can be particularly difficult.
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Last year, for instance, growers from Tamil Nadu in the far south mounted a dramatic sit-in near the parliament in Delhi, the capital.
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Air quality alerts were issued across swaths of those states, with hazy smoke reaching as far south as Atlanta and north to Knoxville, Tennessee.
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One Chicago alderman, Anthony Beale from the far south side is leading the charge on what sounds like a kind of common sense solution.
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Anchorage, Alaska's most populous city, is expecting to hit a high of 2628 degrees on Saturday, beating out cities as far south as Oklahoma.
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It does not feel that way at Chicago State University, a 150-year-old, predominantly African-American school on the city's far South Side.
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The quake was felt as far south as Naples and as far north as Bologna, more than 200 miles (300 km) from its epicenter.
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It is based in Alaska and California, and is not in a position to stop a missile flying that far south over the Pacific.
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Op-Ed Contributor SANTIAGO, Chile — Here in Chile, in the far south of the Southern Hemisphere, it has been the summer of our discontent.
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But unlike the far north and far south, the Third Pole, spanning 5 million square kilometers, has direct impacts on a huge slice of humanity.
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After comparing photos, Willis and Baldi confirmed the dog was indeed Sinatra, though neither has any idea how the pooch ended up so far south.
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With winds still blowing and freeways still gridlocked on Sunday, officials said that they planned to open other shelters as far south as Marin County.
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At the moment, the only road connection between mainland Croatia and its far south - including the popular tourist destination of Dubrovnik - passes through neighbouring Bosnia.
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Heavy snow pounded the East Coast from Maine as far south as North Carolina on Thursday, taking out power lines, icing roadways and closing schools.
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Mindanao, a region in the far south of the Philippines at the borders of Malaysia and Indonesia, has long been plagued by terrorism and unrest.
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A. We are looking quite a bit in New York City, including all the boroughs, in northern New Jersey and as far south as Philadelphia.
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We wanted to go as far south as Battery Park and north as Central Park and this hotel was really a great location for us.
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The line loops far south from China and includes most of the South China Sea, but it is a claim that is not recognized internationally.
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The line loops far south from China and includes most of the South China Sea, but it is a claim that is not recognized internationally.
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And it would take decades to rehabilitate marine life as well as beaches as far south as Norfolk, Va., which are critical to local economies.
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Likewise, gubernatorial contests in Ohio, Michigan, Iowa and Minnesota may also turn on how far south trade relations between the United States and China sink.
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Threatened by habitat degradation and imported fish, they can only be found in the canals of Lake Xochimilco, in the far south of Mexico City.
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Far south of Palma's lands, near the area I had asked Romero to stop, the officers had found the way blocked by villagers burning tires.
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San Diego Gas & Electric in the far south of the state actually did pull the plug on 12,000 customers last December as Santa Ana winds raged.
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The US troops that have been consolidated near Kobani had been re-deployed from various locations, to include areas as far south as Tabqa and Raqqa.
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Winter Storm Grayson is barreling towards the northeastern United States this week, with its effects to be felt as far south as northern Florida, meteorologists say.
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Snowflakes could fly as far south as Virginia, if some computer model projections hold true, with accumulating snow possible from near Washington, D.C., north and eastward.
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The marine sciences center rates the long sandy public beaches between Naqoura and Tyre in the far south of Lebanon as the best in the country.
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But Duncan Steel, a scientist on a panel of experts that has advised the Australian government, said the arc might have been drawn too far south.
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And if not, I'll still drop by when I' m craving smoked bluefish spread, a New England treat that almost never turns up this far south.
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The pathogen has taken hold as far south as Big Sur, a rugged, misty stretch of Highway 1 with a bohemian flavor to its exclusive community.
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The fire has draped a choking blanket of smoke as far south as San Francisco, where schools closed and residents put on masks to step outside.
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The Canadian government once pressured Inuit women to travel far south to give birth in hospitals instead of relying on midwives, an experience many found isolating.
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On Saturday, Anchorage is expecting a high of 46 F, which will be warmer than many places in the Plains, stretching as far south as Oklahoma.
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Already, at least 22016 people are dead in the United States from the weather as freezing temperatures and snowfall have crept as far south as Florida.
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But in the far south, around Anse-à-Pitres, the chalky mountain roads are harder to cross, so the migrants set up camps just past the border.
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It is meant to inspire awe, and so too are the luxury hotels going up along the huge half-moon beach outside Sanya in Hainan's far south.
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To the south, winds of 45 mph were reported in the Sacramento Valley in California and high gusts were reported as far south as Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Snow even fell as far south as Corpus Christi, Texas, near the U.S.-Mexico border, where there was at least one instance of "thundersnow" caught on radar.
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The Alaska Earthquake Center says the earthquakes were felt across the eastern part of the state&aposs North Slope Borough and as far south as metro Fairbanks.
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This winter has seen mix of active weather (you know, stuff like bomb cyclones), and below-normal temperatures, delivering snow as far south as Mississippi and Alabama.
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This is the first time they have been seen so far south of their expected range, and this may be the densest swarm of crabs ever observed.
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Resistance to central government rule has existed for decades in the far-south provinces of Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat, but transformed into a violent insurgency in 2004.
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Scholl said he felt sympathy for the people who want to come home, but aren't being allowed this far south because of issues with the water infrastructure.
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Shanxi Province, in the north, offers 240 renminbi a month, while Guangdong, in the far south, provides a relatively low 150 renminbi, according to China News Service.
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At the same time, Muslims have been fighting a low-level insurgency in the far south for more than a decade, seeking independence from the central government.
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"It's not normal for them to walk so far south, but the unusual situation can happen because of the lack of natural food and ice," he said.
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Algeria announced this month that it had opened a new air base in the country's far south to help secure its borders with Mali, Niger and Libya.
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Officers Gary and Marmolejo were killed instantly on Monday evening, the authorities said, after they were hit by a passenger train on the city's far South Side.
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Soybean harvest has just begun in the far south areas, but parts of the region could receive up to 8 inches (43 m) over the next five days.
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It could dump up to eight inches of rain north of San Francisco and could extend as far south as the metro Los Angeles region by Thursday evening.
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Far south of Tripoli, the jihadist Islamic State (IS) group claimed responsibility for attacking the town of Fuqaha, where residents said three people were killed and another kidnapped.
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On Tuesday night, the northern lights put on quite a show for people as far south as Minnesota and Wisconsin, and tonight could bring even more aurora action.
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But according to geologists, California's latest swarm is too far south from the infamous San Andreas fault to tip off the magnitude 7+ apocalypse quake everybody's bracing for.
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In February last year, a state media report said Maung Maung Soe was a brigadier general in the far south of the country, near the border with Thailand.
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Winds, rain and intermittent power outages were felt as far south as the capital, Manila, among more than three dozen northern and central provinces under storm warning signals.
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History of terror Mindanao, a province in the far south of the Philippines at the borders of Malaysia and Indonesia, has long been plagued by terrorism and unrest.
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The DMA is just a way of describing the entire Bay Area as far south as Gilroy and all the way up as far north as Mendocino County.
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Kevin Terry, 40, said his small company had been as far south as Texas and all the way up to Maine hawking both both Clinton and Trump gear.
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An attack this far south highlights the group's continued reach, especially in rural areas, even after the government claimed victory last month in the western city of Ramadi.
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As he told commentator Jon Anik in his post-fight interview, however, he now plans to drop down to middleweight, and perhaps even as far south as welterweight.
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This arctic air will spill out across the country later next week as far south as Florida, leaving most of the continental United States with below-average temperatures.
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"This proposition that they were as far south as the Mediterranean, maybe breeding off the coast of Iberia and having a calving ground, that's exciting," Dr. Szabo said.
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A driver who has his eyes examined at a clinic in north India can pick up his glasses 10 days later at a clinic in the far south.
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Although the US only has 35 confirmed Covid-19 cases so far, South Korea, Italy, and Iran are case examples of why it is necessary to stay prepared.
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The frigid air will reach from Maine as far south as the Florida Keys, and beginning Monday, temperatures could be anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees below normal.
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Around 80% of the country was below freezing Tuesday morning, with a chill felt as far south as Houston, Mobile, Alabama, and Atlanta, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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We packed up our gear and hopped in the car, hoping to get as far south as we could before conditions were forecast to worsen later that day.
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An AccuWeather alert sent earlier Tuesday morning warned cellphone users from Maine to as far south as Florida and Louisiana of an incoming tsunami, according to Twitter reports.
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Bombings are frequent in the country's far south, home to a long-running Muslim separatist insurgency, but attacks by the rebels have largely been confined to their southern heartland.
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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment said Saturday that smoke has reached unhealthy levels in La Plata County as far south as the Colorado-New Mexico border.
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It encompasses an enormous swath of forest that extends as far north as Poker Flat, level with Chico, and as far south as the American River, level with Sacramento.
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For example, the medical system in Sanya, a tourist resort in the far south, has an arrangement to treat people from the city of Harbin in the north-east.
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However, their habitat is thought to have been much larger in the past, with panda fossils discovered as far south as northern Myanmar and as far north as Beijing.
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While most pollution occurred nearby in a 40-mile (64 km) zone, about 200 miles of the river was polluted, stretching as far south as Battery Park in Manhattan.
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The Shock Exchange would be joined by seven other East Coast men's roller derby teams, from as far south as Raleigh, North Carolina, and as far north as Montreal.
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Thursday night may be the last time that the aurora is visible this far south, but it's still worth a shot for people who live in the viewing area.
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Cold air is expected to spill out across the country later next week as far south as Florida, leaving most of the continental United States with below-average temperatures.
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Record cold is possible this weekend all the way from Montana to Wisconsin and as far south as Oklahoma, with temperatures more typical of late January than early April.
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The storm is expected to reach so far south that it could affect Sunday's National Football Conference championship game between the Carolina Panthers and the Arizona Cardinals in Charlotte.
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His attacks were meticulously planned, and his assaults canvassed the state, ranging from as far north as Sacramento and San Francisco to as far south as Anaheim and Irvine.
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He talks of computer models that estimate it took 2,267 years to paddle from Seattle to Monte Verde in Chile, the earliest known archaeological site in the far south.
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Those stickpins were not only clustered along the eastern corridor; they were scattered as far north as Minnesota, as far South as Texas, and as far West as California.
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Depending on if or when the particles collide with the Earth's magnetic field, the Northern Lights may be bright enough to spot as far south as Iowa and Colorado.
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Meanwhile, GPS signals — which guide airplanes — were also lost for about 10 minutes, and auroras (caused by solar particles slamming into Earth's atmosphere) raced as far south as Cuba.
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The intercept triggered alarm sirens in the Jordan Valley and shrapnel from the explosion, which was heard as far south as Jerusalem, landed in western Jordan, the Jordanian military said.
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Reactions to the migrant crisis by churchmen and politicians have been more muted in the far south, although that is where hundreds and thousands have come ashore, and many remain.
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On January 27th, 2017, thermometers in the Argentinian city of Puerto Madryn hit 110 degrees Fahrenheit (over 43 degrees Celsius), a record high temperature that far south, according to NOAA.
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Sunday's earthquake was felt as far north as Bolzano, near the border with Austria and as far south as the Puglia region at the southern tip of the Italian peninsula.
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A low level insurgency in the largely Malay Muslim provinces of Thailand's far south has left nearly 7,000 people dead since 2004, but violence largely been confined to that region.
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A documentary to be aired on PBS next week, "Vikings Unearthed," reveals the findings: what appears to be a Viking settlement from 1,000 years ago, surprisingly far south, in Newfoundland.
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The most suitable habitat for the tick included coastal areas as far north as New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to as far south as Virginia and North Carolina, Rochlin found.
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"All wells will be drilled so far south of the existing ice that in the event of any spillage, no oil would never reach the marginal ice zone," Statoil said.
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Egyptian fruit bats — also called "flying foxes," because of their dog-like faces — are found as far south as South Africa and as far east as Pakistan and northern India.
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Yet he "was being embraced by both scenes," Mr. Barber said — as likely to be played at a downtown hipster club or a strip club on the far South Side.
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The fireworks could be seen as far South as Clinton and Butler, Missouri, which are about an hour's drive away from Arrowhead Stadium, where the Chiefs play their home games.
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But what really impressed me was it existed so far south, in an area that even in the 21st century still felt like being on the edge of human civilization.
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But it tends to stick to the deep northern woods, and isn't often seen as far south as the strip of land along the American border where most Canadians live.
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BOEM is considering additional lease auctions for offshore sites, off the East Coast as far south as South Carolina, as well as California, Oregon and Hawaii, but there's no timetable.
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Zealandia, an expanse of 1.9 million square miles, extends from far south and east of New Zealand up to New Caledonia and west to an area off Australia's northeast coast.
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Students are panicked that their schools will close, and some institutions that were already struggling, like Chicago State University on the city's Far South Side, have seen their problems deepen.
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Officials in far South Texas are distributing sandbags and rescuing residents from floodwaters as rain continues to fall after series of thunderstorms have hammered the area over the last several days.
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Department of Public Safety Lt. Johnny Hernandez tells KRGV television station that more than 15 people had to be rescued Wednesday from one flooded neighborhood in Mercedes, in far south Texas.
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Click here to view original GIFNOAA's space weather site also predicts a potential aurora visible as far south as Seattle and Chicago over the weekend as a result of the storm.
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It's possible Dany and Jon's appearance as far south as Dragonstone suggests they will win the battle against the Night King's (Vladimir Furdik) and escape the North with their remaining troops.
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The video, released Sunday, anticipates a rapidly-expiring June 13 deadline set by the group, which is headquartered in the restive Muslim-majority province of Mindanao in the country's far south.
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About 200 miles of the river were polluted, stretching as far south as Battery Park in Manhattan, though most pollution occurred in a 40-mile (64-km) zone near the plants.
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But JAN, intermingled with other rebel groups, is active on almost every front in the civil war, from Daraa in the far south of the country to Aleppo in the north.
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"Smoke from the fires drifted into the Bay Area, into San Francisco [which is 60 miles south of the fires] and as far south as San Jose," the LA Times reports.
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Sleet and freezing rain are expected to cause extremely hazardous driving conditions as far south as Tennessee, with more than an inch of snow possible all the way down to Atlanta.
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A string of bombings killed four Thais and wounded dozens of people, including foreigners, in tourist towns in August, raising fears that insurgent violence was spilling out of the far south.
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According to local officials, the driver claimed the vehicle had been stopped by men wearing turbans and speaking Arabic -- even though the area is far south of any Arabic-speaking region.
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And so, too, did Brian Flynn, a native of Port Talbot in the far south of Wales, who at 5-foot-3 was the smallest player for Wales 30 years ago.
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James Smith -- endorsed by Joe Biden -- is seen as the one Democrat who can pull off the upset in deep red South Carolina, should a "blue wave" extend that far south.
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Typically, the Plains, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, all the way to Chicago, as far south as the Southwest, including Georgia and Alabama, that's basically the new or the bigger Tornado Alley.
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The book's title comes from a local saying about Gagliano's isolation: Eboli is the last station on the train from the north; not even Christ cared to venture this far south.
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The agency reported that the earthquake had a depth of about nine miles, and was felt as far north as Chico, California, and as far south as the San Jose area.
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But, he added that China was making its presence felt not just in East Africa, but also as far north as Egypt and Morocco and as far south as South Africa.
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Scientists had long assumed they arrived to the New World by way of the Beringia land bridge before travelling as far south as Mexico, but didn't have strong proof until now.
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But odds are good that the tick's range will extend as far as Illinois and Missouri in the Midwest, and possibly even as far south as the drier, northern half of Florida.
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While most pollution was concentrated nearby in a 40-mile (64 km) zone, about 200 miles (322 km) of the river was polluted, stretching as far south as Battery Park in Manhattan.
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China is by far South Korea's largest trading partner, and policy makers in Seoul said a closer relationship would make China more receptive to appeals to put more pressure on the North.
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There has been a series of bomb attacks in the central and far south, including coordinated bombings in tourist towns in August that killed four Thai people and wounded dozens, including foreigners.
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The military was pursuing two or three more militants still at large in Bohol, a long way to the north of their strongholds in the far south of the predominately Christian country.
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While the Caribbean is one of the few areas with warm enough water to support a hurricane this late in the season, a storm making landfall this far south is extremely rare.
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So far, South Korea has suspended operations of some ageing coal-fired power plants from March to June and capped such plants' operations at 80% when an air pollution advisory is issued.
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Cyclone Uesi had weakened before drifting so far south, but its mere appearance pointed to yet another climate trend: the drift of tropical weather into areas where it had not been before.
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"The Penguin Counters" follows a group of field biologists who travel to the frigid far South to estimate the animals' numbers and to gauge the damage that climate change is causing them.
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Fans can even follow the Viking cultural route through Europe, which includes about 60 sites stretching as far south as Spain and takes in Greenland, Iceland, Poland and Belarus, among other countries.
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The U.S. Midwest and Northeast were braced for dangerous subzero temperatures this week, as the polar vortex was set to blast arctic conditions unusually far south, the National Weather Service said on Monday.
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Both tremors sent residents running into the streets into the rain and were strong enough to be felt as far south as the outskirts of Naples more than 250 km (150 miles) away.
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Santa Ana is located at an east-west and north-south confluence of two major migratory routes of birds flying from as far north as Canada to as far south as Central America.
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Snow is falling as far south as Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee, and will spread north over a wide area, including St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Louisville, into the Appalachians and much of the Northeast.
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But there is still a mystery: Dr. Pineda and his team said they aren't sure why the crustacean congregation formed, and why it appeared so far south from where the crabs usually lurk.
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The mosquito—which is common as far south as Argentina and as far north as the southern US—gets the virus into its system after feeding on the blood of an infected person.
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Authorities in far South Texas say U.S. Border Patrol agents have discovered the bodies of four people, including three children, who appeared to have died from heat exposure after crossing the Rio Grande.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, known for his tough anti-immigrant stance, said 130,000 migrants had crossed the Greek border from Turkey and that they must be stopped as far south as possible.
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I’d say things look better this morning I’m worried about the potential for freezing rain in the far south potentially it could fall for snow everywhere need some adjustments.
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White Island lies along the "ring of fire" that surrounds the Pacific Ocean plate, with stratovolcanoes at the edges of the Americas, the Asia-Pacific region and as far south as New Zealand.
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His father had a little north eastern regional promotion up in New England, as far south as Washington and so really it was his drive to want to be in this particular industry.
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However, despite the capture of Aleppo and progress against insurgents near Damascus, the fighting is far from over, with large areas remaining in rebel control in the northwestern countryside and in the far south.
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"We're seeing fires on the far south coast (of New South Wales) that we wouldn't typically see until sometimes as late as January or February, so what we're seeing is very unusual," he said.
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The Sun has been flaring up this week, which means skywatchers as far south as Vancouver, Halifax, or New York City may get a glimpse of the Northern Lights before dawn breaks on Saturday.
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Her father, Dr Grover Cleveland Sumpter (yes, really) was one of the few doctors in far south-west Virginia from the 1920s to the 1960s and attended to the births of many Melungeon babies.
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In recent years, however, fewer summer flounder have traveled as far south in the winter, and the most productive area has shifted north, closer to Martha's Vineyard and the southern shore of Long Island.
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One of the more well known solar storms is the "Carrington Event" of 393, which zapped telegraph wires, caused widespread communication outages, and even ignited the Northern Lights as far south as Mexico and Cuba.
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Winter weather advisories and watches were in place from southern Ohio to northern Georgia, west to Arkansas and Mississippi, east to New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania, and as far south as Georgia and North Carolina.
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They breed in the High Arctic tundra — the very northernmost ranges of Canada, Asia, and Greenland — but they winter along shorelines all along the United States and South America, as far south as Cape Horn.
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At the outset of "Vault-Tec Workshop," you're investigating a distress signal sent out by Vault 88, located in the far south of the Commonwealth, Fallout 4's version of Boston and its surrounding area.
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The domestic project will connect the settlements of remote Patagonia as far south as Puerto Williams on the tip of Cape Horn, and would be the world's most southerly such cable, the telecoms ministry said.
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LEIZHOU, China — Mo Ping for years made his living by tending the mango and jujube trees that he grew on less than an acre on this tip of land in the far south of China.
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The tides, along with strong currents and the fact that shoes are buoyant, mean that the remains could belong to someone as far north as Alaska or as far south as Oregon, Mr. Watson said.
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Well, it's notable that Jon, Dany, and their armies are still relatively far south — they're sailing from King's Landing to White Harbor, a port city on the southern border of the North, at season's end.
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The cold snap complicated efforts by crews to clear snow and ice from roadways after the blizzard, which clobbered the Northeast after sprinkling snow in areas as far south as Savannah, Georgia and Tallahassee, Florida.
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On a sweltering day in mid-October, Ruben Rivera drives his cluttered pickup truck down the mottled mud roads that run through his company's wind farm in Santa Isabel, in the far south of Puerto Rico.
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Warnings were put in place for residents in Alaska and British Columbia, as well as a watch along the West Coast extending as far south as California, after the quake struck just after 12:31 a.m.
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The all-star barbecue of your dreams will draw everyone to Wild Onion Ranch on the city's far south side on Saturday for Al Fuego, a showcase of open-fire cooking techniques from around the world.
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It must be noted that the hike putatively being "put in play" was lifting the Fed's policy rate by one-quarter of a percentage point, to a level still far south of even 1 percentage point.
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At least one, Dr. Seager pointed out, was as energetic as a famous solar flare called the Carrington Event in 1859, which destroyed telegraph service on Earth and sent auroras as far south as the Equator.
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Over 2,000 people gathered in oil-rich Basra in the far south, where operations came to a complete standstill at the Umm Qasr commodities port after protesters blocked its entrance the previous day, port officials said.
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Air quality stations in the mountainous regions of the northwestern states have also been extensively tracking these readings, and established that wildfire smoke has affected the quality of the air as far south as Tijuana, Mexico.
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Dorsey is among the inner city public schools in Los Angeles that have had their talent cannibalized by private schools from as far north as the San Fernando Valley to as far south as Orange County.
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The storm's winds reached as far south as Virginia, where a truck driver died after his tractor-trailer was blown off the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, Tom Anderson, the facility's deputy director, said in a phone interview.
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Even though Aruba sits just north of Venezuela, in the far south of the Caribbean, that doesn't dissuade cruise ships from stopping at the island's capital city, Oranjestad, or time-share vacationers from filling up its resorts.
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The National Meteorological Centre warned on Monday on its microblog that this round of pollution is expected to affect 10 provinces, along with the municipalities of Beijing and Tianjin, hitting as far south as Jiangsu and Anhui.
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Located on Esk Street in the middle of the city center, there was a laminated sign on the wall marking just how far south the world's southernmost Starbucks was (more than 46 degrees south, to be precise).
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Six people were shot dead on Wednesday and Thursday in predominantly Buddhist Thailand's far south, though four of the deaths were thought to have been linked to personal disputes, the Thai military's Internal Security Operations Command said.
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GPA and Carrefour used their decades-long head start on Wal-Mart to advance in Brazil's economic powerhouses of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, while Wal-Mart strung together regional chains in the far south and northeast.
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The expansion, which includes high-speed fiber-to-the-home construction, was rolled out in states ranging from Amazonas in the northern part of the country to Rio Grande do Sul in the far south, the firm said.
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While Dany and Jon tried to shield their eyes from all the sparks flying between them, it was confirmed the Children Of The Forest and the First Men once fought the White Walkers as far south as Dragonstone.
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Plus, locations like Texas and Florida are still quite far south, so the performance benefit of moving even farther south isn't going to be as consequential for US companies, as it would be for Russia or European nations.
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Right now, the Earth is being slammed by fast-particles shot out by the sun, and that means tonight the northern lights could put on quite a show for people as far south as New York and Iowa.
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The discovery is the best clue yet to the cause of a devastating infection that killed up to 103 percent of Mexico's native population between 1545 and 1550 — spreading to Guatemala, and possibly as far south as Peru.
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The moisture feed from this storm was incredibly long — based on satellite imagery, the storm was tapping moisture from as far south as the Bahamas, and as far east as the Gulf Stream waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai authorities are hunting for at least 10 suspected Muslim insurgents over a car-bomb this week that wounded 60 people, including children, outside a supermarket in the troubled far south of the predominantly Buddhist country.
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"Here we have no help, everything is in the center (of the city)," said Justina Gonzalez, 55, a shopkeeper in the Xochimilco district in the far south of the city whose two-bedroom house fell down on Tuesday.
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Temperatures could drop to around 0 F (minus 18C) as far south as the northern border of Oklahoma on New Year's Day, and into the minus 30s near the Canadian border on Sunday and Monday, the service said.
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But the scene here is by the beach in the subtropical city of Sanya in Hainan, an island province as far south from their native region as it is possible to go without leaving the country (see map).
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In the North Atlantic, a strong high-pressure cell blocked the normal southward flow of polar air in 2013, kicking off the first of three warmer-than-normal winters in a row as far south as the Caribbean.
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Canada has only two other northern deep-water ports — a private company runs one at its mine on the north end of Baffin Island, and the other is in Churchill, Manitoba, far south of the fabled Northwest Passage.
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After first emerging in Italy in Lombardy and Veneto, the country's economic powerhouse, the illness has now spread to seven other regions, including Sicily in the far south, with the total number of cases nationwide climbing above 350.
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The mostly Muslim provinces of Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala in Thailand's far south are home to a long-running insurgency by ethnic Malay Muslims fighting for autonomy in which more than 6,000 people have been killed since 2004.
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Below-normal temperatures are expected this weekend and into Monday across the entire northern half of the country, from the Pacific Northwest to Maine and as far south as Oklahoma, Arkansas and Virginia, according to the Climate Prediction Center.
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Electric utility giant American Electric Power saw the largest increase in energy demand since 2011 last year, and CEO Nick Akins doesn't see things going too far south from here, he told Cramer in a Wednesday interview on CNBC.
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Tracing the path of many migrants, Francis will travel from Chiapas in the far south, where as many as 150,000 Central Americans enter Mexico each year, to Juarez in the north, where many hope to enter the United States.
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Any race of person could become enslaved: In the early Middle Ages, Vikings raided almost the entire Spanish coast, as well as much of the North African coastline; however, they also traded as far south and east as Baghdad.
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In the 2001 episode, the pilot of the Chinese fighter jet plunged to his death after the two planes collided, and the American plane had to make an emergency landing on Hainan, an island province in China's far south.
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It is a stinging query for this university, a vital institution that is on the eve of its 150th birthday, and that has served as a lifeline to low-income, mostly African-American students on Chicago's far South Side.
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Jackie Drake, spokeswoman for the group&aposs Texas Gulf Coast region, says about 235 people were expected at a shelter at an elementary school that opened Wednesday afternoon in Weslaco, which is in far South Texas near the border with Mexico.
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" Jiménez, who worked for more than a decade as the government's master oceanographer for the Tamaulipas border region, said he also discovered oil plumes as far south as Veracruz in 2011 that "continue to impact its shores and marine life.
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The Space Prediction Center predicts that a curved strip of land in the U.S. between Washington and Maine is the "most likely" extent of the celestial lights, though areas as far south as Colorado may be treated to the aurora.
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Duterte was mayor for 22 years of the far-south city of Davao, where, according to human rights groups, death squads have killed at least 1,400 people since 1998, most of them drug-pushers, addicts, petty criminals and street children.
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Officers Eduardo Marmolejo, 37, and Conrad Gary, 31, were investigating a report of gunfire near railroad tracks on the city's Far South Side on Monday, when they were hit by a southbound train going at least 60 mph, police said.
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They can also widespread voltage control issues, grid, grid collapse, and blown transformers, as well as auroras visible as far south as Florida and Texas, but they are rare: a probability of only four days in every 11 year cycle.
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"I would expect the discussion to continue to focus on how to broker the peace declaration and how far South Korea is willing to push forward on economic cooperation with or without American support," Town, the Stimson Center expert, told me.
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Our typical family vacation when I was growing up near Santa Fe, N.M., consisted of stuffing a black cargo van with camping gear and driving as far south across the Mexican border as we could before the van broke down.
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Related: Narco Ties, Embezzlement, and Topless Models: It's Election Season in Mexico The PAN also notched up victories in the central states of Aguascalientes and Puebla, as well as in Durango in the north, and Quintana Roo in the far south.
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Current forecasts show the typhoon on a track to start lashing the Philippines with strong winds and heavy rains Friday, with the eye passing over northern Luzon Saturday, drenching areas as far south on the island as Manila, the capital.
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The trouble seems to have started in 1997 when an El Niño weather event drove up temperatures considerably for a year, pushing their food sources so far south that the chicks died before their parents could return to feed them.
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"I believe the defense of the southwest border starts 1,500 miles south and that is partnering with great countries as far south as Peru who are very cooperative with us in terms of getting after the drug production transport," he said.
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A total of 17 power plants tap into Aliso Canyon, according to reservoir owner Southern California Gas, and shortfalls this year might mean problems not only in the Los Angeles area, but as far south as San Diego, the report found.
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To test that idea, he collaborated with a team of scuba-diving colleagues to collect 12 species of sea spiders from places as far north as Friday Harbor, off the coast of Washington state, and as far south as McMurdo Station, in Antarctica.
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Jackie Drake, spokeswoman for the American Red Cross&apos Texas Gulf Coast region, says about 160 people were expected at a shelter at an elementary school that opened Wednesday afternoon in Weslaco, which is in far South Texas near the border with Mexico.
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The quake, however, was felt over a wide region, with shaking reported as far south as San Diego, as far north as San Francisco and Reno, Nevada, and as far east as Phoenix, according to crowd-sourced data collected by the USGS.
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A peek into the replies to its tweet was a litany of peeved customers from a multitude of states spanning as far south as Florida, all the way up to Boston, and reaching into parts of the midwest like Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio.
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"(Our vision is for) every vehicle maker in Japan and in the region to use Gogoro batteries and Gogoro infrastructure," Luke told Reuters in Tokyo at the launch of a pilot scooter sharing service on Ishigakijima island in the country's far south.
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While it wasn't clear why the family was so far south of their home, it appeared they were on a short trip because they had left behind many belongings, a pet and some chickens, the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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Caribbean corals have yet another set of problems: stony coral tissue loss diseaseThe outbreak began near Miami-Dade County in 2014 and has since spread down the Florida coast and across the Caribbean, as far south as Belize and the Dominican Republic.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Wednesday a new wave of migrants trying to cross the border from Turkey into the European Union must be stopped as far south as possible and his government was ready to help frontline Greece.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A blast of Arctic air from the polar vortex brought dangerous, bone-chilling cold to a wide swath of the United States on Tuesday, stretching from the Dakotas through Maine, with snow expected as far south as Alabama and Georgia.
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Those who have been following the news for the past several months will recall the horrific wildfires that occurred in the Western states this past summer — primarily beginning in the Northwest, but causing ramifications as far south as the Bay Area in California.
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I'd started hearing whispers about the lake and the town of Bacalar in the far south of Quintana Roo early last year: from an Uber driver in Denver, outside a mezcal bar in Mexico City, from a divemaster up the coast in Cozumel.
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The quake was far milder than a magnitude 7.9 earthquake that struck the Gulf of Alaska in January, triggering tsunami alerts for the U.S. West Coast and Canada as well as spurring evacuations in coastal Alaska and warnings as far south as California.
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Dating back to the early 20th century, scientists identified juhyo stretching from as far north as Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, to as far south as Nagano, which was host to the 743 Winter Olympics and is about 150 miles northwest of Tokyo.
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The tremors sent residents running into the streets in the rain and were strong enough to be felt as far south as the outskirts of Naples more than 250 km (150 miles) away and as far north as Venice, some 300 km (180 miles) away.
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Earlier this year a plan to build a coal-fired power station near Krabi, a tourist hub far south of Bangkok surrounded by azure waters, was in effect abandoned by the prime minister after protesters brought their grievances all the way to the capital.
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A road trip in search of work gradually turned into something more like hobo life: he travelled as far north as Minnesota and then as far south as New Orleans, on foot or hopping freight cars, his official Illinois Press Association card growing tattered.
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That has been felt in heavy snow along the northern Alps, and as far south as the mountainous areas of northern and central Spain, as well as in Greece, where thermometers registered an all-time low of -23 degrees Celsius (-9 Fahrenheit) last week.
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Even as a cold snap grips Northern Europe and Asia, bringing snow as far south as Rome for the first time in six years and temperatures as low as 5 degrees Fahrenheit in the United Kingdom, it's actually warmer in parts of the Arctic.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Weeks away from ending their search of a remote stretch of the southern Indian Ocean for debris from a Malaysian jet that vanished in 2014, investigators acknowledged on Tuesday that they might have spent the past two years looking too far south.
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As far south as Charleston, South Carolina, freezing rain coated the city's landmark church steeples, while a shroud of ice blanketed rock faces next to Niagara Falls as mist from the thundering falls on New York's border with Canada froze in the bitterly cold air.
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All the fun of what we've seen so far — South Beach's color and fire throwback jams like Soul II Soul's "Back to Life," Laura Branigan's "Gloria," and La Bouche's "Be My Lover" — was stripped away to reveal the undeniable brutality of Andrew Cunanan's (Darren Criss) murders.
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According to French officials, Russian bombers take a different route each time: sometimes flying as far south as Gibraltar before turning back, or drawing a wide circle from St Petersburg through Scandinavia, the west of Ireland, Gibraltar, Syria and back to Russia over the Caspian Sea.
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According to CNN, there are storm watches and warnings in effect over 1.5 million square miles of the US—from as far south as Texas all the way up to the Canadian border—with 70 million citizens at risk across Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota, and beyond.
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"From a research point of view, it's very interesting, because no one has seen that species that far south before," Dr. Welsford said, adding that discovering the animal near Antarctica could help scientists understand the species' distribution, and how it might be affected by climate change.
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People as far north as Boston and as far south as South Carolina may catch a brief glimpse of what will appear to be a sky-bound shooting star, so long as the night is clear and cloudless, said Kurt Eberly, deputy program manager for Orbital ATK's Antares program.
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At first, Lara finds pushback from some of these people: Abby (Erika Soto), an Indigenous Peruana mechanic balks at Lara's hunt for Maya ruins (since the Maya Empire never extended this far south); Unuratu (Patricia Velasquez), the deposed queen of Paititi, is skeptical of Lara's presence in her territory.
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That sum, amounting to just $125 million in 2019 dollars, brought to an end Russia's 125-year odyssey in Alaska and its expansion across the treacherous Bering Sea, which at one point extended the Russian Empire as far south as Fort Ross, California, 90 miles from San Francisco Bay.
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In a conference presentation earlier this year, the group noted that, according to their models, a landslide event three times smaller than the Storegga slide could still produce large enough waves to threaten the coast, and that waves could reach as far south as Hartlepool, in north east England.
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Austin's best dive bar and juke joint is also relatively little known, at least compared to other venerable Austin dives—Ginny's Little Longhorn Saloon, Deep Eddy Cabaret, Carousel Lounge—perhaps because the 0003-year-old institution resides far south of the city, away from its ever-growing spotlight.
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