Excerpted from "Women: The National Geographic Image Collection" by National Geographic and Susan Goldberg with permission from National Geographic.
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The advent of Geographic Combatant Commands cemented the Department of Defense's geographic organization.
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National Geographic, after all, got its start in 1888 as an academic society dedicated to spreading geographic knowledge.
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Afghanistan does have three major geographic regions, but it's not clear how politically important those geographic distinctions are.
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National Geographic, for instance, is relying on its hit podcast "Overheard at National Geographic" to supplement its magazine storytelling.
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Slow Geographic Diversification: Lack of geographic diversification is a rating constraint as it lowers the group's potential for growth.
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It was also sadly evident that three weeks of National Geographic instruction hadn't produced National Geographic freshness of vision.
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Third, State and the DOD should finally align their overseas geographic units: State's geographic bureaus and the DOD's regional commands.
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Yeah, so the National Geographic society is the parent, and the venture with Fox sits under the National Geographic Society.
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Courteney Monroe, the CEO of National Geographic Global Networks; Rachel Webber, who leads the digital product team; and Susan Goldberg, the editor in chief of the National Geographic Magazine, is how a lot of people think of National Geographic.
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" National Geographic, he adds, "is helping to bring justice to the son of National Geographic Explorer, Roman Dial, and his wife, Peggy.
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The rule also allows associations to set geographic limitations on enrollment, allowing unrelated businesses in a similar geographic area to join together.
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They may then need to modify maps or other representations of geographic data, advise others in understanding the data and in using Geographic Information Systems (GIS), or link the geographic data to issues in other fields like economics, health or politics.
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Price: $19 Buy now: National Geographic Gifting a subscription to a magazine that everyone loves like National Geographic can be a life saver.
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National Geographic, the National Geographic, being owned almost entirely by Fox News, which is filled with climate deniers and almost flat-world science?
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The maps were produced with an open source Geographic Information System (GIS) called QGIS, used to analyse and map out large geographic datasets.
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" GEOGRAPHIC PROGRAMS "Geographic Programs fund a variety of ecosystem protection activities within specific watersheds, including the Great Lakes, Chesapeake Bay, Puget Sound, and others.
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"She added: "Saying we don't want to consider age or geographic location or maybe we want to upweigh certain geographic locations that are under-represented.
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Longosz, 27, is a marketing coordinator in Washington for National Geographic Partners, which owns National Geographic and other magazines, as well as affiliated television networks.
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The museum worked in tandem with the National Geographic Society in researching the new nodosaur, which is featured in the June issue of National Geographic magazine.
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Geographic Diversification: Bimbo has a good geographic diversification with around 69% of its total revenues and 47% of its total EBITDA generated from operations outside Mexico.
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National Geographic Live (Tuesday) The final installment of this season of the "National Geographic Live" series brings the Emmy-winning cinematographer Bob Poole to the Skirball Center, where he will talk about his new six-part PBS/National Geographic series on Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique.
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National Geographic magazine, with its award-winning photography, watched as subscriptions dwindled, putting pressure on the affiliated National Geographic Society, a nonprofit dedicated to environment-related pursuits.
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The Olympics of nature photography is nearly here, as National Geographic gears up to name the winner of the National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year contest.
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Geographic Diversification: Geographic diversification allows Grupo Unicomer to have a broad revenue base supported by different economic dynamics that mitigates the company's country risk of any individual market.
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The National Geographic Society teamed up with the university to work on cultural restoration and the National Geographic Channel will air a program later this month documenting the project.
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They were joined by archaeologists from the National Geographic Society, which sponsored and documented the journey for "Expedition Amelia," which will air on the National Geographic Channel on Sunday.
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For the first time, the Breakthrough Prize Awards will be live streamed and can be seen on Breakthrough Prize YouTube, Breakthrough Prize Facebook, National Geographic YouTube, and National Geographic Facebook.
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Geographic Diversification: JLR's efforts over the last five years have helped it to achieve a more balanced geographic mix, with around 60% of retail sales volumes outside of UK and Europe.
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Each submission earns a shot at the National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year contest's grand prize: A ten-day trip for two to the Galápagos Archipelago with National Geographic Expeditions.
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All four grants are being made to universities, and each of the four projects will create or expand a GIS (Geographic Information System) platform to synthesize geographic, cultural, and archival data.
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National Geographic Break Open Geodes Kit (10 geodes) — $24.99
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When National Geographic started publishing photographs in the early 1900s, two of the National Geographic Society's board members resigned in disgust, saying the magazine was dumbing itself down by becoming more visual.
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GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY AND REVENUE SIZE: The consolidated system has a significant degree of geographic dispersion and size, operating 43 hospitals in 10 states and generating $100604393 billion in revenue in fiscal 100604383.
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We should say that National Geographic partners, of which we are all a part, is a joint venture between 21st Century Fox and the National Geographic Society, which is a nonprofit organization.
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC GREATEST LANDSCAPES: Stunning Photographs That Inspire and Astonish (National Geographic, $245) lives up to its billing by taking us around the world, through four seasons, in the company of masterly photographers.
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Check out the full interactive graphic on National Geographic here.
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Thanks God I did the film and not National Geographic.
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Caroline Lallemand is a geographic information system engineer at Reuniwatt.
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The company does not break out results by geographic area.
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The word edge in this context means literal geographic distribution.
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Supermoons are sometimes called cold moons, according to National Geographic.
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It was used for 20 years, according to National Geographic.
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My dream was always to become a National Geographic photographer.
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Last December National Geographic put transgender children on its cover.
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A: Looking back, what I was doing was geographic arbitrage.
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He's Finnish, which makes me wonder about your geographic focus.
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This geographic shift could continue for many years to come.
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The video from National Geographic below shows the dire situation.
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In retrospect, National Geographic went too far with the caption.
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Anyway, look -- KENNEDY: Like you read "National Geographic," the articles.
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Deutsche bank gave no geographic breakdown for the job cuts.
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Spin boasts a similar technology and an expanding geographic footprint.
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The geographic similarities are obvious in all of these works.
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Large geographic distances can be shrunk down through the internet.
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It will be released via National Geographic later this month.
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This photo made the cover of National Geographic in 1985.
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This one made the cover of National Geographic in 1978.
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National Geographic DNA Test Kit: Geno 2.0 Next Generation (ancestry)
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The image made the December 223 issue of National Geographic.
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Freeman joined the startup two years ago from National Geographic.
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Here's the geographic breakdown of projected deal volume over time.
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Fitch views the added geographic and loan portfolio diversification positively.
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Inside the new battle for the American West (National Geographic).
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Mississippi's troubled history is still reflected in Cleveland's geographic reality.
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Geographic indications are locally made products protected by EU's law.
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The pool's geographic distribution is representative of Suncorp's customer base.
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Both Twitter and Google offer advertising based on geographic location.
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The geographic diversity of disruptor companies will continue to grow.
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It's not specific to one demographic group or geographic region.
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The group called for competitive elections for all geographic blocs.
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Geographic clarity is important in understanding the mindset of Israelis.
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The southeastern location would add geographic diversity to my reporting.
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There was the geographic tongue he'd already told her about.
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The crucial difference is the geographic inclusiveness of California's law.
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People may lose their anchor to a particular geographic location.
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National Geographic recently apologized for its role in pathologizing blackness.
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The National Geographic Channel is owned by 21st Century Fox.
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The nation's geographic divides are likewise expected to become wider.
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Geographic quirks, not presidential ones, could determine many midterm contests.
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A National Geographic camera crew accompanied the expedition this summer...
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I really do think this phenomenon is geographic and spatial.
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ACEs cross every line — racial, ethnic, geographic, gender, socio-economic.
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The Amino data also shows geographic disparities in contraceptive preference.
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And the space exploration series "Mars" returns on National Geographic.
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We had broadcast towers, we reached a certain geographic area.
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His pictures ran in National Geographic magazine and many newspapers.
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Ben Depp is an artist and National Geographic Society Explorer.
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She concentrated on still photography, earning assignments with National Geographic.
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But their most deadly tool is geographic — the desert itself.
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This discovery emphasizes the geographic diversity of persistent lava lakes.
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Disney acquired National Geographic when it bought 21st Century Fox.
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The overwhelming support crosses party, class, geographic and racial lines.
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Genius: Aretha will premiere on National Geographic in May 2020.
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These divisions are even more apparent in certain geographic areas.
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The project will operate under license from National Geographic Partners.
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And it's by artists of diverse geographic and ethnic backgrounds.
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The jewelry brand will also help extend LVMH's geographic reach.
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At the same time, predictably enough, geographic income inequality increased.
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She said the geographic origin of the attack was unclear.
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In some geographic areas, traditional Medicare could be more expensive.
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"Geographic expansion is definitely part of our strategy," Krim said.
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The map shows precipitation — a variable — with its geographic location.
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This geographic and political isolation has long delayed Bhutan's modernization.
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What does its geographic location tell you about the city?
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It should have no timeline, he said, nor geographic limits.
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Their evolution, geographic coverage and extinction are almost entirely mysterious.
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Does National Geographic have a history of exploiting amateur photographers?
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"The way I think about it is, I compete with anybody that is capturing somebody's attention, other than National Geographic," said Courteney Monroe, the CEO of Nat Geo's TV arm, National Geographic Global Networks.
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Anyone who appreciates the spectrum of land, sea, and sky photos are winners in spirit, but National Geographic is also awarding a 10-day trip for two to the Galápagos Archipelago with National Geographic Expeditions.
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National Geographic announced the winners of Travel Photographer of the Year.
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National Geographic Infographics ($70), the resulting book, comes out this week.
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Here she is on the cover of the 1985 National Geographic.
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Diversification Mitigates Geographic Concentration: YIG's portfolio is diversified across different industries.
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You have to diversify across sector, company size, and geographic location.
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But as National Geographic News reported, preliminary data suggests it helps.
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Having said that, it&aposs quite geographic, a bit like America.
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He was named National Geographic Adventurer of the Year in 2012.
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It will also own the cable channels FX and National Geographic.
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After protests, National Geographic added an explanatory note to later editions.
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Gary E. Knell will serve as Chairman of National Geographic Partners.
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But that also consolidates ISIS into a less-dispersed geographic area.
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"I said, 'Whoa, that's pretty cool,'" she later told National Geographic.
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For now, Davis said this is a self-imposed geographic restriction.
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Below, we look at total investment, stage focus and geographic dispersion.
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This suggests that China is widening geographic inequalities within recipient countries.
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NEPI Rockcastle's scale and geographic diversity is also higher than Atrium.
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The researchers also flagged geographic hotspots where disease might take off.
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The Freemans are now ready to change their geographic coordinates again.
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National Geographic has issued a statement calling the negative press premature.
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Geographic migration data from the U.S. Census Bureau finds that the
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Efficiency efforts helped insulate results at CSX, as did geographic location.
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Hiebert spoke to National Geographic magazine, which first reported the discovery.
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"Two sides are not concentrated in two geographic conditions," Jones said.
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But Border Patrol agents work in a far wider geographic area.
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The film does have its treats beyond the historical and geographic.
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Large wildfires often are named for local geographic areas or features.
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"Landscape" is, in equal parts, a complicated psychological and geographic construct.
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There are also troubling signs relating to the Taliban's geographic influence.
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National Geographic was next, cutting about 60 employees from multiple departments.
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From Day 1, my trusty National Geographic Road Atlas rode shotgun.
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Safina filed several dispatches from the Arctic trip for National Geographic.
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A recent stunt by National Geographic was seen as particularly odd.
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The popular podcast "Overheard at National Geographic" will be back Oct.
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Virtual freedom is an escape — it is not actual geographic freedom.
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"One of my dreams would be to work for National Geographic."
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CM: One could argue that Animal Kingdom should get National Geographic.
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The approach to geographic adjustment echoes the controversy over age adjustment.
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How will this geographic quandary play out in the weeks ahead?
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Beyond geographic expansion, Elsa is also going after schools and classrooms.
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Now, however, it seems that the firm has grander geographic aspirations.
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I&aposve also taken the now discontinued test from National Geographic.
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Perhaps one answer is to encourage the geographic redistribution of jobs.
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Mappers then look at satellite imagery and outline key geographic landmarks.
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Will Harder's geographic good luck land him in the winner's circle?
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Mostly, they found, pelvic shape varied along lines of geographic ancestry.
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Obamacare took geographic location into account when calculating the tax subsidies.
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Photograph by Paul Tsui, National Geographic travel photographer of the year.
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"Landing is the terrifying moment," said Sivan, according to National Geographic.
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Season 3 of Morgan Freeman's travelogue series returns on National Geographic.
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He wanted to write a story for National Geographic about seabirds.
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The fact that Google results show no geographic specificity is strange.
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Beyond wind speed, storm surge is also affected by geographic factors.
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The story was published in The Washington Post and National Geographic.
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But even with a constrained geographic footprint, Clearcover is growing nicely.
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The concepts are adapted for every new generation, every geographic location.
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The other two geographic factors that matter most: elevation and latitude.
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And both political and economic polarization have a strong geographic dimension.
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Governments to date have been directly tied to particular geographic areas.
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Instead of deepening old geographic divides, let's chart a new course.
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National Geographic programming, which Disney acquired in its merger with Fox.
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He was cited in National Geographic and profiled by Atlas Obscura.
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You can then export these images as a geographic text file.
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As per National Geographic, these creatures typically weigh around 800 pounds.
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They cited a 2015 National Geographic story by Rachel Hartigan Shea.
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I knew Geographic sent Hugo out to get what he could of the chimps but also to document me, and I wasn't happy particularly, but I knew we needed to get that — I needed Geographic funding.
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Last September, in a deal valued at seven hundred and twenty-five million dollars, the National Geographic Society and 21st Century Fox, a Rupert Murdoch company, announced plans to create a for-profit enterprise, National Geographic Partners.
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In the end, environmental concerns are intertwined with humanitarian and geographic concerns.
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I had just watched a show on National Geographic called Dog Town.
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ET) on National Geographic, and The Vampire Diaries airs Fridays (8 p.m.
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I'm doing a six-hour series for National Geographic right now. Right.
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Tune in to National Geographic Channel on July 9th at 8 p.m.
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"That could easily be faked," marine biologist Quinton White told National Geographic.
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Many of those genes are shared across racial, cultural, and geographic boundaries.
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He spent last summer shooting The Science of Delicious for National Geographic.
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The burden of early industrialisation is also something of a geographic tale.
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The ants wouldn't even get close to honey, Wong told National Geographic.
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National Geographic has paused Neil deGrasse Tyson's show after sexual misconduct allegations.
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Weather changes can lead to an increased geographic range for these problems.
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But on a geographic-basis, these vehicles are scarce to non-existent.
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It also obtained a geographic breakdown of the user base, it said.
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Google released three Doodles for today, depending on a user's geographic location.
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Regional transmission organisations do the same but cover a larger geographic area.
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This metric helped ensure an even geographic distribution for the Upstart 100.
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No doubt, geographic profiling is poised to help investigators with their work.
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AncestryDNA gives you precise geographic detail, in-depth historical insights, and more.
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The researchers say it's an ancient species with very limited geographic range.
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A company spokesman declined to give a geographic breakdown of the patents.
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However, those teams are being reorganized with a focus on geographic proximity.
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It also allows you to target specific geographic regions, like swing states.
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Lanci will continue to oversee the company's geographic sales and operations units.
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It's also a profession that pays relatively well, regardless of geographic location.
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National Geographic also has a beautiful selection of photos of the finds.
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The largest ever measured was about 18 feet, according to National Geographic .
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" Although he also concedes: "We have not done any geographic, localized studies.
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Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Science Channel—those TV channels didn't exist before.
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Now gracing National Geographic, the artwork is set to become iconic. wow.
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There is one way in which Zapier sticks to traditional geographic norms.
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Geographic necessity forced Delaware to become the most conservative state on taxes.
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"The tax credits are not adjusted for income or geographic region," Sen.
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I speed-read NYT headlines and flip through a different National Geographic.
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The geographic remoteness means that traditions in this place remain strongly intact.
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Save $30.99 on National Geographic DNA Test: Geno 2.0 — $69 See Details
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Enhanced Competitive Position: The combined entity would benefit from enhanced geographic diversification.
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Geographic portfolio concentration and development are factors that balance these credit strengths.
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Geographic. "He was very inquisitive," the manager of the aquarium told that
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The geographic area in which anti-choice politicians held sway also ballooned.
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However, the portfolio's granular geographic diversity should help reduce cash flow volatility.
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It has a defined geographic territory, even if those boundaries are amorphous.
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Her work has appeared in Popular Science, National Geographic, Discover, and elsewhere.
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Helix and National Geographic did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Disney's cable portfolio includes FX, Freeform, Disney Junior, ESPN and National Geographic.
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Additional displays, by the likes of National Geographic, are on view outdoors.
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VPNs offer many benefits, like getting around geographic restrictions for streaming content.
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Disney became owner of National Geographic after it bought 20th Century Fox.
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This compensates for its lack of geographic diversification and weak financial structure.
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Gains were spread across geographic regions, with the South reporting 1.41 million.
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Bright Health posted a profit as it plots an ambitious geographic expansion.
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I recalled a National Geographic documentary about the Leucochloridium, a parasitic worm.
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Last year the White House budget proposed zeroing out all geographic programs.
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I mean, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel, National Geographic, and all of Hulu?
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Each new level or era of technology also extends human geographic freedom.
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Geographic isolation and lack of public transportation combine to keep them alone.
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I read nature books, field guides and past volumes of National Geographic.
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On average, giraffes have a 25-year lifespan, according to National Geographic.
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How do you look at ... Explain what National Geographic does in television.
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Because National Geographic, I mean, Susan, is the magazine to most people.
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There's gonna be like "The National Geographic Tour of Plastics" or something.
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"Dogs are descended from wolves," dog psychologist Stanley Coren told National Geographic.
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First, geographic mobility in the United States has become very class-dependent.
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AEST Added comments from Associate Professor Ian Tibbetts from the Australian Geographic.
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Investor profiles might include investment categories, preferred funding stage and geographic preferences.
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It was a National Geographic experience just a few miles from Manhattan.
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Organized nominally by European country, food and rides reflect each geographic region.
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"I wanted to become a photographer because of National Geographic," she said.
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In the case of these maps, the highest priority is geographic accuracy.
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Gross. Watching this National Geographic video of them pulsate with human blood?
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Because of geographic advantage, they would probably arrive long before American forces.
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"I don't think people come to National Geographic for that," she said.
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It appeared that the divisions in his life were more than geographic.
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Although that's an eclectic list of places, there's a clear geographic pattern.
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Adla improves margins through high geographic density and virality amongst campus communities.
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To Buddhists, the subcontinent is a geographic mandala defined by sacred sites.
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The appeals court's geographic jurisdiction is also sometimes called the Ninth Circuit.
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"I view it as a geographic redistribution of wealth," Mr. Zeldin said.
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Terrified of dying, he found an article in National Geographic about ayahuasca.
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Public health officials are worried by the geographic spread of the virus.
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Yet in small geographic pockets, winegrowers have stuck with their native varieties.
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Excluded from sensitive geographic locations, such as nuclear sites and military bases.
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Social media firms do not face geographic barriers or First Amendment safeguards.
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The newest season of Brain Games premieres on National Geographic on Jan.
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As part of that deal, Disney took ownership of National Geographic, too.
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Geographic diversification is also limited as the company operates only in Belarus.
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It also "indicates strengths and weaknesses in geographic coverage and geopolitical reach."
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Environmental projects suggest clear geographic winners, and losers who block important changes.
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Neither could ornithologists, nor the editor of Canadian Geographic magazine, Aaron Kylie.
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ET on the National Geographic Channel, which can be streamed on Disney+.
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The Council's global economic outlook has dipped slightly on a geographic basis.
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The outcome simply displayed the country's increasing geographic and urban-suburban divisions.
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Geographic migration can improve workers' career advancement, earnings and other economic outcomes.
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They are geographic locations where the cancer rate is higher than average.
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Scidmore, the first female board member of the National Geographic Society, persisted.
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Much has changed at the Geographic since I left 20 years ago.
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Earth has two north poles: a geographic north and a magnetic north.
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Texas, which Trump won handily, reflects the geographic split in the economy.
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There's Neighbors, where geographic neighbors connect with one another through Ring's platform.
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She was a freelance writer for PBS and National Geographic, among others.
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And that means thinking seriously about the geographic skew of public opinion.
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"I didn't think it would work at all," Harris told National Geographic.
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In 2015, he had published a new method for calculating geographic centers.
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And the risk of picking up parasites increased in higher geographic latitudes.
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What were your initial thoughts when you saw November's National Geographic cover?
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If anything, the Democrats' geographic reach became even more limited in 2016.
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What geographic trends stand out in the films' portrayals of alternate dimensions?
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It was National Geographic and there was this amazing article in there.
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Last year, 21st Century Fox announced a deal valued at $725 million to create a for-profit joint venture with the National Geographic Society that encompassed the National Geographic Channels cable television group along with National Geographic's other properties.
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Investor profiles outline specific investment categories, the funding stage and preferred geographic locations.
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National Geographic Infographics, from Taschen, catalogs some of the magazine's best data visualizations.
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But that geographic goof-up is not why Rubio's ad fails so miserably.
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According to National Geographic, this is the third known case of conjoined bats.
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Geographic markers in the map created for Pokémon Go help determine Pokémon habitat.
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What's more, operating within a city's limited geographic area reduces the technological challenges.
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However, there are non-core vaccination needs that vary according to geographic location.
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"I had no idea what was going to happen," Semeniuk told National Geographic.
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To that end, here is a geographic look at five key climate facts.
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Artuso told National Geographic that wood ducks have been recorded practicing brood parasitism.
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Federal circuits hear appeals from federal trial courts within a larger geographic region.
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Alcântara boasts a few impressive geographic benefits that are needed for a spaceport.
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Other moves in the future for the company will include more geographic expansion.
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We look forward to leveraging National Geographic for even more content on Disney+.
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Such declines continue to threaten future butterfly populations, National Geographic reported in 2014.
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The geographic contours of Trump and Nixon's resistance and support contain significant overlap.
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"Geographic mobility strongly influences the candidate preferences of white voters," the poll found.
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It will include all of ABC, Disney, FX, Freeform, National Geographic and more.
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The National Geographic film will be out in limited release on Oct. 20.
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"Indication of any geographic provenance is bad for big business," Mr. Mueller explained.
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The current geographic footprint of the EBRD is large, consisting of 6900 countries.
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According to Grifols, the geographic imbalance puts supplies of plasma products at risk.
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However, there were other factors that correlated with variations that weren't necessarily geographic.
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But the commenting and liking on National Geographic photos has lately been unrelenting.
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National Geographic says that there won't be another Harvest Moon eclipse until 2024.
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The Long Road Home (National Geographic) Best Movie Made for TV Flint (Lifetime)
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These insults would too often degrade into racial, ethnic, geographic, or other slurs.
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So do Libyans, divided as they are along tribal, geographic and ethnic lines.
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After these temporal and geographic digressions, the film settles down in contemporary Paris.
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Peak pricing will gradually roll out across geographic areas starting on July 5.
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Disney+ will host hours of content from the National Geographic Channel, as well.
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Their game Animal Jam launched six years ago in partnership with National Geographic.
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The VPN is supposed to help users avoid ISP throttling and geographic limitations.
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Are the values of their geographic and political environments reflected in their reporting?
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On the other, it's a very important geographic and economic area to address.
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"We all like her nose; her lips are pretty," Gatsman told National Geographic.
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We're open to doing this in either one geographic area, or nationally distributed.
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As much as they are ideological misfits, they're also temperamental and geographic misfits.
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This limits geographic diversification, but it operates in the country's largest economic region.
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It's not just a thing that is happening in any one geographic space.
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Nonetheless, UBAF remains sensitive to event risk due to asset and geographic concentrations.
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She balances out the heavy news, and maintains perspective, by reading National Geographic.
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"Geographic diversity can be just as important as race or gender," Weber said.
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How well you receive them, of course, will depend on your geographic location.
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Finally, it's geographic and allows you to zero in on what matters where.
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Koko's been on the cover of National Geographic on more than one occasion.
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But the relationship between correctional institutions and communities isn't just about geographic distance.
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But despite its geographic anchor, Daje illustrates "a universal American story," he says.
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"It's both propagandistic and sincere," Columbia University historian Christopher Jones told National Geographic.
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Those familiar with the National Geographic are in for a surprise this month.
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There will be 15,130 deliveries to Asia, the largest geographic segment, said Boeing.
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Such identification should be meaningful, including name and geographic location of the poster.
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Salar de Uyuni is the world's largest salt flat, according to National Geographic.
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These issues affect too many Americans, regardless of race, age and geographic location.
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VERY HIGH BAND SPECTRUM IN SMALL GEOGRAPHIC AREAS TO DO FIXED BROADBAND REPLACEMENT.
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Expanding geographic distribution should provide a small boost to the Pixel line-up.
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For the study, Bearak and his co-authors analyzed geographic access to abortion.
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Satellite photos provide a level of geographic specificity that national accounts do not.
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Despite the geographic and political diversity, some common themes emerged throughout the meeting.
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I always get the new National Geographic and look through all the pictures.
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The league is national in scope, but there is no geographic master plan.
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Koko appeared in several documentaries and twice on the cover of National Geographic.
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The featured artists vary in their race, gender, sexual orientation and geographic locations.
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Our strategy of range renewal and geographic expansion is continuing to bring results.
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Another, bolder approach, would be to create Wi-Fi for large geographic areas.
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While millimeter wave technology offers faster speeds, it cannot cover big geographic areas.
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But in terms of the biggest sponsors, the geographic distribution looks quite different.
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" MH:: "On the Yellowstone National Geographic team, there are equal men to women.
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VICE Media leads the pack with 16 nominations, followed by National Geographic, VRSE.
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It is a sitting experience and it only virtually expands my geographic freedom.
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A disembodied voice guides you to a destination whose geographic context is irrelevant.
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The rates have been dropping among all races and geographic areas since then.
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But more important is that they scale by crossing geographic and industry borders.
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But right now, skilled immigration adds to geographic inequality rather than easing it.
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SG: Because that is part of the reason that people trust National Geographic.
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"[They] are recorded with as much value as the geographic information," Horsman explains.
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This geographic inequality helped Trump get elected, but it's also now his problem.
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Learn more about the National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest here.
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He has written for the New Yorker, Foreign Policy, Wired, and National Geographic.
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Also, the data don't include race, ethnicity or geographic areas smaller than region.
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The PRC cybersecurity law recognizes no geographic boundaries for its enforcement, or punishment.
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Our nation is already struggling with enough division — economic, racial, geographic, and political.
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All but one of the schools did not have a designated geographic zone.
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But the company is pushing ahead with some new hires and geographic expansion.
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While curators and artists may be skeptical of geographic frames, donors love them.
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A 2016 National Geographic documentary, it found a sizable streaming and digital audience.
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Fanciful images representing the strangeness and danger of the unknown accompany geographic information.
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But then she turns to her National Geographic, which she also has delivered.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the age of National Geographic magazine.
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Every successful story tied to a geographic marker will earn the creator $50.
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Addiction is an insidious disease that knows no social status or geographic boundaries.
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Brett Morgen's documentary about the British scientist Jane Goodall is on National Geographic.
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Discovery and National Geographic do not just run around taking pictures of anything.
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Coincidences place the different plots in geographic proximity rather than fully integrating them.
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According to National Geographic, pigs are the "mammal of choice" as organ donors.
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The Democratic geographic disadvantage was even more significant in the Senate this cycle.
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Democrats need moderate "blue dogs," Mr. Rodden argues, to overcome their geographic disadvantage.
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But a big disagreement arose, as a National Geographic article in 22013 recounted.
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Saul Elbein has written for The New York Times, National Geographic, and elsewhere.
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Those people's DNA becomes the company's reference data set for that geographic area.
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On the appeal for those contributing, Dosani named Accion's geographic reach and experience.
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Tried to span the not only geographic boundaries, but political boundaries, as well.
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Chinese news sources, for instance, have debunked the elephant post, per National Geographic.
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Gary Knell, the head of National Geographic, will also continue in his role.
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Ms. Attar is a photo editor at National Geographic and lives in Washington.
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Four of the earlier "Killing" books were adapted into documentaries for National Geographic.
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Mr. Barrack said the charities were involved in "disasters across America's geographic palate."
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It mistakes identity for virtue, entitlement for merit, geographic place for moral value.
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Disney credited its recently purchased National Geographic and FX networks for that rise.
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They also don't necessarily stay in the same geographic area throughout their mission.
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But geographic mobility has been falling in recent decades, according to census data.
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Our physical world defines tangible existence like in-person interactions and geographic location.
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Erivo will portray Aretha Franklin in National Geographic Channel's next installment of "Genius."
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But he observes that globalization diminishes America's geographic advantages and erodes its unity.
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It was the inaugural title for Adventure Press, an imprint of National Geographic.
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The National Geographic Channel is now available in nearly five hundred million homes.
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Some characteristics of a community will obviously remain constant, like the geographic composition.
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Arizona Summit wants legitimacy, and Bethune-Cookman needs to expand its geographic footprint.
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Additionally, National Geographic and Hotstar will provide live coverage from 11:30 p.m.
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Notable inclusions are National Geographic, NFL Network, NBC, Fox Sports, and BBC America.
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She took photos of women in militaries around the world for National Geographic.
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Fitch views the increased geographic diversification as somewhat mitigating the reduction in capital.
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For $99, AncestryDNA will sequence your genes to help trace your geographic roots.
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The brands with a healthy geographic split will weather the storm the best.
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For now, it is situated four degrees south of the geographic North Pole.
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The Andaman and Nicobar Command occupies a commanding geographic position, to be sure.
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BIRTHDAY OF THE DAY: Gary Knell, president and CEO at National Geographic Society.
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He continues to serve as a safari expert for the National Geographic Society.
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Particularly after the National Geographic segment on my work a couple years back.
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The winners of the 2019 National Geographic Travel Contest in their own words.
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Imagine the creators of South Park got to do a National Geographic special.
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To update a story that was featured in the book, in early 2019 National Geographic embraced a partnership with the Walt Disney Company (resulting from its acquisition of 21st Century Fox) that holds all the commercial businesses of National Geographic.
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If you're going to buy just one atlas this fall, make it the 11th edition of the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ATLAS OF THE WORLD (National Geographic, $503), a 7.8-pound behemoth that's a foot and a half long and a foot wide.
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Just hours before we were going to hit publish, we got a comment from National Geographic stating: National Geographic is excited to celebrate that we have surpassed 100 million followers on Instagram thanks to our passionate fans and tremendously talented photographers.
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Valley of the Boom premieres Sunday January 13th on National Geographic at 9/8c!
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The company will use some of its funding for geographic expansion, hiring and marketing.
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Muro has co-authored a forthcoming study on ways to narrow the geographic divide.
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Please don't make me worry that people should align National Geographic with these folks.
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No one connected with National Geographic would comment about Honnold's climb for VICE Sports.
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Allison Tom, 48, and Dylin Redling, 47, used geographic arbitrage to cut their expenses.
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Pollution protests Despite considerable progress, there remains geographic divide in environmental standards in China.
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Today's ceremony will air live on the National Geographic Channel at 10 p.m. eastern.
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The geographic scope of this cold outbreak, along with its severity are both noteworthy.
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Going forward, CrowdStrike wants to focus on expanding its geographic reach further, Kurtz said.
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As of November, about 970 dogs lived at the shelter, according to National Geographic.
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We watch a few episodes of Genius, the National Geographic show about Albert Einstein.
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National Geographic is also releasing a documentary about trans issues by the same name.
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National Geographic reports that there are hundreds of hashtags that will prompt the warning.
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That includes the National Geographic networks, the X-Men film franchise, and The Simpsons.
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Couric's six-hour National Geographic documentary series does not yet have a premiere date.
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In the meantime, geographic transplants may have to do some research of their own.
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Many angel groups invest in start-ups within specific geographic areas and/or sectors.
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In the National Geographic Channel's new six-part series, Lawless Oceans, which premieres Jan.
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We should not have an open-ended, non-geographic-specific authorization for military force.
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There are also no plans to expand into other geographic markets, such as China.
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Well, if you're not following Cypress Hill and National Geographic already, you really should.
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Visible all the way from Colorado, they're a reassuring presence and a geographic outlier.
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We refer to density as the number of participants within a certain geographic area.
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But that figure "masks significant geographic variation in surprise-billing rates" the authors wrote.
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He was among former Indianapolis crew members who spoke with National Geographic in 2015.
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Nicholas "Duffy" Fudge, a cast member on National Geographic Channel's Wicked Tuna, has died.
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Here is how franchisees estimates break down by geographic zone for the fourth quarter:
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Geographic restrictions and a $15 minimum wage for ride-hail drivers were also approved.
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But Villeroy said that the bloc should be considered as a single geographic area.
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KML stands for Keyhole Markup Language, a file format used for storing geographic data.
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Plus, some sites even let you check store availability according to your geographic location.
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But the company clearly has ambitions to expand both in size and geographic reach.
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The National Geographic Channel also confirmed the fisherman's passing in a statement on Twitter.
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The article lead National Geographic to issue a statement calling the negative press premature.
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At some point, the party's geographic advantage will be overwhelmed by that demographic disadvantage.
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Yet few know what those accents are even called, let alone their geographic origins.
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Global event series Genius premieres Tuesday, April 25th at 9/8c, on National Geographic.
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Researchers collected saliva from widely dispersed geographic and linguistic groups to retrieve the DNA.
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Dimon said raises at the bank would vary depending on geographic and market factors.
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"Preppers," as National Geographic dubbed them, are more of a market than a movement.
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The company's other geographic focus is India, where it currently has 30 ongoing projects.
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Wynn Resorts hoped the acquisition would expand its geographic reach amid headwinds in Asia.
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Photography and film collapses time and geographic distance — providing the illusion of universal connectivity.
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Within this group, all have lost 30 percent or more of their geographic ranges.
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"A lot of the images came from magazines, including National Geographic," Thompson told me.
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Black widows are the most venomous spiders in North America, according to National Geographic.
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This is particularly true because of the geographic concentration of political power in America.
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Many men also face geographic, cultural or other barriers to accessing adequate health care.
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Ideas come from a confluence of history, "the adjacent possible" specific geographic locations, etc.
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A crowd has already formed, and Ms. Drinkwater searches for clients from National Geographic.
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Yida's insignificant recurring income and geographic concentration in Dalian cap its rating at 'B'.
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Investors fill out their profiles with investment categories, preferred funding stage and geographic locations.
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One of the most common bonds that credit union members share is geographic location.
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Glimpse can be connected to content sources like CNN, National Geographic and Time magazine.
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But that report wasn't devised to provide solid estimates in fine-grained geographic detail.
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Large institutions are more diversified in their business mix, revenue streams, and geographic scope.
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The board is tasked with maintaining "uniform geographic name usage," according to its website.
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Sovereignty means a government is the rightful lawgiver within geographic space delineated by borders.
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For one, those suspected of tax dodging tend to cluster in certain geographic areas.
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In the US, 12,000 tigers are being kept as pets, according to National Geographic.
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The geographic division roughly matches the divide on other matters of gender and sexuality.
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The 25 travel destinations you need to visit in 2020, according to National Geographic
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But it also reinforced geographic and cultural divisions that reveal themselves in our voting.
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Gabriela has National Geographic encyclopedias, and she always picks an animal to read about.
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To learn more about the magazine and Sartore, visit the National Geographic website here.
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Australians consider themselves a highly informed and highly educated society, despite their geographic isolation.
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Melting ice caps are helping humpback and bowhead whales find food, National Geographic reports.
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Her father was a devoted fan, too, making her loyalty both geographic and genetic.
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This geographic concentration is mitigated by Zurich's economic strength as Switzerland's largest economic region.
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He'd grown up reading about polar adventures in the pages of National Geographic magazine.
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Despite its specific geographic roots, pizza has managed to become a globally adored staple.
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Enter your work into the National Geographic Traveler Photographer of the Year contest here.
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We were birthed as a joint venture between 21st Century Fox and National Geographic.
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National Geographic also does have a history of investing in women, the Society side.
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Unfortunately for Republicans, adding a workable geographic adjustment provision is not a simple proposition.
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It is as much a geographic location as it is a state of mind.
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The "unmasking" of Banksy is only one example of what geographic profiling can achieve.
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Geographic profiling has also been used to identify sites of disease outbreaks, like malaria.
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I hear from readers that National Geographic provided their first look at the world.
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His photos have been published by National Geographic, the Guardian, Refinery29, and the Atlantic.
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The result: slow, National Geographic-style narration atop images of Charmander, Zubat, and friends.
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Geographic distance and wanting to be more involved in the pregnancy were also cited.
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"My focus has been strictly speaking to solving the geographic barrier," Dr. Kappy said.
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Further, racial and geographic dynamics often get conflated with generational ones among Democratic voters.
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This suggests that the coronavirus's uneven geographic spread isn't the reason for the divide.
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Too many of us opine from a geographic distance too removed from most districts.
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Over the last few decades, American politics has become increasingly polarized along geographic lines.
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Troops on the ground in Africa answer to Africa Command as the geographic headquarters.
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The geographic distribution was similar; so was the party that did better than expected.
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Also, students commented on large geographic areas of red and many cities being blue.
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Those findings explain the rapid geographic spread, and why it's so difficult to contain.
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Turner's idea was that the United States had been blessed by geographic good fortune.
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These geographic fault lines have provoked a debate about how to revitalize rural America.
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It's a company that takes people in partnership with National Geographic, Arctic, Antarctic, Galapagos.
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He researched where to go by reading, looking at photos, and watching National Geographic.
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Elementary students can watch National Geographic Kids' collection of videos, activities and online polls.
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He promised to invest in the magazine's geographic expansion, editorial talent and digital capabilities.
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"Beijing understands not only Greenland's geographic importance but also its economic potential," Cotton wrote.
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Such that they respect what the geographic boundaries are of where they have sovereignty.
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"Vendors must recruit droppers from multiple geographic areas to expand their business," he said.
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Or they want to impress a romantic partner, not lead a National Geographic expedition.
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The party is in severe geographic retreat, and it has happened with alarming speed.
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Research is also identifying harmful inequities for white Americans along geographic and socioeconomic lines.
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Two short documentaries from National Geographic will screen together this week at the Metrograph.
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Are certain geographic areas more likely to lose representatives in Congress or federal funding?
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National Geographic produces magazines, television shows, books, and documentaries about nature, wildlife, and travel.
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These shortfalls intensify when there are multiple disasters close in geographic proximity or multitude.
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They could be organized on the lines of a geographic area or an industry.
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Outsiders muse at the geographic proximity, but the similarity to Prince Ali ends there.
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After all, Nevadans' transience means that residents often bring their geographic sensibilities with them.
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CreditCreditChristian Ziegler/National Geographic, via Getty Images The smoked monkeys brought the point home.
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We're used to thinking of a depression as geographic, but this one is demographic.
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Future plans for the company include more geographic expansion and growing the corporate business.
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There are geographic differences, and the rates of deaths didn't all go up together.
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This policy would not only promote college degree attainment, but geographic migration as well.
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We also need to have more constructive dialogues across socio-economic and geographic divides.
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This means that geographic segregation can lead to polarization -- and then distrust and dislike.
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Tod Wolters, head of US European Command, one of the six geographic combatant commands.
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In a clip uploaded to YouTube by National Geographic and first obtained by E!
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Her work has appeared in National Geographic, the Atlantic, Vice, Gizmodo, and other outlets.
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The second area that AWS wants to invest in is its geographic footprint expansion.
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But geographic and geopolitical factors limit how much the United States can pressure Pakistan.
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Her work has appeared in National Geographic, the Washington Post, and Condé Nast Traveler.
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For this National Geographic series, she focused on women's experiences in the armed forces.
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This transaction provides some added geographic diversification and incrementally strengthens FHN's franchise in Tennessee.
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Cuba boasts a highly educated workforce, security and a strategic geographic position, he said.
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The addition of Android support also could help expand the geographic reach of Chromebooks.
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Among them: strong Democratic fundraising, a geographic disadvantage and voter hostility toward President Trump.
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Within it he inked the geographic coordinates of City Hall, the couple's wedding venue.
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