Geography really does matter," says Eric Weiner, author of "The Geography of Genius.
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Bruce Newbold, PhDProfessor of Geography at McMaster University and author of Population Geography: Tools and Issues.
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I had Eric Weiner, he did "The Geography of [Bliss]" and he did a geography, essentially, of innovation.
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Geography Quizzes (Weekly on Mondays) Our Country of the Week five-question quiz tests students' geography skills (e.g.
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I'm saying in one geography, there needs to be one in each geography, because they are outspending each other.
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There's being bad at geography, an affliction from which many Americans suffer, and then there's being really bad at geography.
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The geography of same-day delivery depots, in other words, looks a lot like the geography of classic big-box stores.
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The Aetna-Humana merger is less of a concentration threat when examined geography by geography but overly consolidates the Medicare Advantage market.
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That book established the literal geography (North Dakota) and human geography (the lives of the Ojibwe) that would become Erdrich's abiding artistic preoccupation.
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" Leticia Roncero wrote on the Flickr blog this month that the Department of Geography, which started in 1898, is "the oldest university geography department in the English-speaking world," and has been a leader in "the field of human and cultural geography.
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Geography Over 250 countries are taking part in the 27 Winter Olympics, and that means students can explore geography while watching their favorite sports.
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But it's all in the same, getting back to geography, it was all in the same geography around Palo Alto, around Berkeley, around different universities?
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You're in a position where it could become the case that there are different retail options depending on geography and potentially different prices depending on geography.
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No, I don't think that has anything to do ... You don't think weather has anything to do with, or geography ... Weather has nothing to ... Actual geography.
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As for the geography, I don't think most of our viewers are particularly aware of the geography of the store in terms of what aisle is what.
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Victoria Breeze is a PhD candidate in Geography, Environment and Spatial Sciences at Michigan State University and Nathan Moore is an Associate Professor of Geography at Michigan State University.
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The scope of this story is dizzying, particularly for me, since my sense of world geography was blighted from early on by a lackluster geography education in high school.
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By moving from suspended forms to figures recalling pre-Columbian art, Keister went from having no geography (or place to stand or sit), to imagining the geography (or landscape) he inhabits.
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Global | How do geography and climate affect human life?
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" But, he added: "The geography isn't going to change.
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This not only allows the company to scale more quickly from geography to geography, but also to remain lean without taking on the risk of big warehouses and complicated logistics around shipping.
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Geography of Robots: Swampstar Featuring really beautiful, multi-layered pixel art, Yutsi's Geography of Robots is a little vignette about environmental impact and the darkness of a future that ignores the natural world.
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Each deck hosts a slice of George R.R. Martin's geography.
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ARMY is diverse, in age, gender identity, race, and geography.
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And there's another factor very much in Schultz's favor: Geography.
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We have to reorient our thinking, just because of geography.
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It varies with geography and with the price of premiums.
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No. 211 Stony Brook: Yes, definitely the geography quiz portion.
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That said, geography doesn't hold you back from learning opportunities.
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How much did geography and terrain help shield the ruins?
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Wanyun Shao is assistant professor of geography at Auburn University.
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"This war, this geography is very complex," Mr. Kohistani said.
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Geography complicates matters, says Oly Ilunga, the minister of health.
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It tells us about political geography, languages, infrastructure, and institutions.
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The last area of higher risk is Apple's divided geography.
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Class was more important than geography in shaping political affiliation.
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But geography has been a curse rather than a blessing.
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That new political geography reflects evolving constituencies on both sides.
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The political geography of women's power is uneven and disparate.
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Geography played an interesting role as well, the researchers note.
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Part of this is geography, but not all of it.
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But perhaps the biggest hindrance to crop substitution is geography.
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There but for an accident of geography stands another corpse.
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FRB's business model is diverse, both by segment and geography.
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But in terms of geography, there's just this one spot.
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Another very important consideration is how geography influences sperm count.
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Islands by their geography are naturally insulated from outside influences.
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My hands are like the geography of a piano player.
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Geography and kinship mean the two countries must muddle along.
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More specifically, they discovered that these differences correlated with geography.
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A place that was supposed to have a coherent geography.
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The changing geography of modern family life provides more users.
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So merely studying place names and locations in geography class?
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Styles vary not only by geography, but also fashion trends.
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Mr. Solecki is a professor of geography at Hunter College.
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Clinton to consider, including competence, agreement on policy and geography.
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Sanyal has written several books on Indian history and geography.
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This divergence in fortunes has many causes, starting with geography.
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She's also been spotted brushing up on her geography skills.
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FULL PROFILE Geography is key to much of Weston, Fla.
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Geography, seniority, and even life experience could outweigh party membership.
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What this new geography tells us about justice in America.
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The man has never been keen on facts or geography.
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The local geography makes farms particularly vulnerable to dicamba damage.
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Some factors — geography, plus gender — stand out as major determinants.
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Geography can actually greatly affect the taste of coffee beans.
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Just a little Bay Area geography Twitter users weren't amused.
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He needed someone to balance out both gender and geography.
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Sarah Launius, Ph.D., is an independent geography and development researcher.
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What about the geography and people there capture your imagination?
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But don't go ripping up your geography textbooks just yet.
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Did the tribes form on race, geography, or something else?
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Some say such a strategy cannot work because of geography.
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"It is already hard because of geography," Dr.. Gayer explained.
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He especially helps with foreign language, geography and vocabulary clues.
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Daniel Block, 51, a geography professor in Oak Park, Ill.
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There any voter can cast a ballot, regardless of geography.
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And certain images are widely dispersed over time and geography.
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Geography, geometry, physics and psychology all working in perfect unison.
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David Brooks We're all familiar with a certain political geography.
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" "It's got to defy party division, lines of race, geography.
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Companies were split into divisions by geography and product type.
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What do you notice about the geography of this country?
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And many of those come into play regardless of geography.
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And the geography of invention is getting narrower every year.
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"Your geography, knowing other countries, sipping your latte," Ali added.
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Geography brought us together when we were both young mothers.
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A walk up from the docks traces this ethnic geography.
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"The geography of the talks is quite wide," Kostin said.
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We have a good deal of geography and entertainment references.
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Jackson Heights in an accident of demography, geography and zoning.
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In Kabul, he had been a history and geography teacher.
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Geography also explains differences in educational attainment within religious groups.
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The reasons have to do with both appetite and geography.
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Macro exhibits good diversification by product, geography, revenues and customers.
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A nuclear deal wouldn't deal with the geography or artillery.
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She became a geography teacher and then a school principal.
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America, precisely because of its geography, is fated to lead.
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Such distinctions, shaped by geography and history, play out worldwide.
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So I did a lot of work on economic geography.
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Political strategies for all national offices involve coordination across geography.
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To make an absolutely precise map of the eclipse, you need to account for the geography of the moon, the geography of the Earth, and the angle of the sun's light hitting the Earth.
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He has a PhD in geography from Berkeley and has pioneered a field he calls "experimental geography," investigating the spatial implications of these invisible worlds with the goal of making us, finally, see them.
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Selina is more of a hotel-ish model as it expands from geography to geography, but it also shows that there's demand for an experience that can cater to a wide variety of guests.
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A large part of that is down to the country's geography.
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That was far ahead of land and geography, at number two.
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When you try this, it doesn't work, across sector, stage, geography.
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Many of the units involved have little sense of Mosul's geography.
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Amazon needs to learn some DC geography it seems... #bikedc pic.twitter.
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Of course, overall costs — and cost trends — vary greatly by geography.
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The administration is moving away from dispersing openings based on geography.
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With me, freedom was emotional, and mental, not tied to geography.
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Data have been weighted for age, race, sex, education, and geography.
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Its chief cause is not geography, climate or culture, but politics.
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We show that we can come together across party and geography.
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They did not believe in borders or regimes bounded by geography.
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History may sometimes seem optional in Poland; geography shapes its destiny.
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There, the geography of the vote appears to favor Clinton, too.
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A stitch that binds geography to history, monuments express community values.
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They call China not so much blessed by geography, as cursed.
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But the dash for renewables also has to do with geography.
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Geography is a much more important factor than price, Bulgurlu added.
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We aim for a diversity of geography, themes, cost and scale.
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Head to their Geography Search map, and click on your state.
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The discovery was also important in terms of the geography involved.
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Most of the zines due to geography would feature local bands.
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Your economic community might have nothing to do with physical geography.
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And today the nexus of geography and demographics is against her.
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In essence, we are second class citizens, marginalized by political geography.
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Together, these objects become the building blocks of Kang's imagined geography.
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Adding land has fundamentally changed the shape of Hong Kong's geography.
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Another factor in the devastation is the geography of the region.
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This is a slow-moving disaster spread across a vast geography.
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But it was doomed to become a victim of its geography.
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As the geography of AirSpace spreads, so does a certain sameness.
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Requests on Grabr are diverse in their geography, type and remuneration.
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For survivors in these states, justice is obstructed simply by geography.
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But pay equity shouldn't be based on winning the geography lottery.
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Yousafzai took the exam in math, history, religious studies and geography.
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Geography is destiny, or at least it was for Johan Lindsten.
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That percentage cuts across ethnicity, education, income, citizenship, insurance and geography.
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Meanwhile, the very geography of the conflict makes it inherently dangerous.
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The deal was done for specific reasons, including geography, Paulsen said.
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The affordable housing crisis is a bipartisan issue that transcends geography.
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But the passage of time, and the realities of geography, are
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It's not about the money or the geography, it's about access.
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John Sparks, who teaches Japanese and world geography in Chesterton, Ind.
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The respondent sample is balanced for gender but not across geography.
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The GOP's House majority is safeguarded, first and foremost, by geography.
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The parties have similarly organized around race, geography, and even age.
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But it is not only Chile's geography that has isolated it.
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Pudding is used to teach kids vocabulary, geography, jokes and more.
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We also track demographic data that pinpoints ethnic breakdowns by geography.
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The finalists submitted drawings of space travel, fashion, design and geography.
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Line: Falcons by 4 Forget everything you learned in geography class.
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For decades, this was a rivalry of geography, rather than history.
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The schools are extremely diverse in size, resources, geography and mission.
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He goes and looks at the data on Toronto's socioeconomic geography.
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The political geography of third-party presidential candidacies bears spelling out.
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Can you imagine a pair of noise-canceling headphones for geography?
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"There's a changing geography of where things are produced," she said.
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That geography doesn't matter in statewide elections for offices like governor.
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In most European democracies, geography doesn't matter in the same way.
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There's a similar interest in both criminal pathology and urban geography.
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It's not just sports and geography that shape our group identities.
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How do you see the geography still shaping the country today?
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He majored in screwing other people on bad deals, not geography.
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Maine and Vermont are (nearly) neighbors, but these issues transcend geography.
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But the geography of an exile's interior life defies traditional cartography.
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"Every kitchen will have a new geography," Mr. Zuabi, 41, said.
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The candidates must know the quirks of California's vast political geography.
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Regional transmission organisations do the same, but cover a larger geography.
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"My pictures are not about the specifics of geography," he says.
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"We're not as intentional when it comes to geography," he said.
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Age, race, gender, education and geography represent the key dividing lines.
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These diverging demographic attitudes shape the geography of the 2018 battlefield.
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Derbies, after all, do not have to be rooted in geography.
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Calculator How much does geography matter when you're raising a family?
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Indeed, Gallagher previously compared Martin to a "geography teacher" and "vicar".
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The geography of the production process, however, makes their claim disingenuous.
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The geography of Beijing makes it especially vulnerable to bad air.
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You may take all the geography, politics and sports you like.
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Geography is central to both the exhibition's theme and its organization.
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Vietnam and Afghanistan are dramatically different in culture, geography and history.
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They represented a mix of interests, geography, ideology, experience and race.
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We have sorted by race, religion, geography, ideology, identity, and culture.
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Where immigrants end up is a matter of geography and chance.
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Geography doesn't matter in the face of a landslide that big.
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Geography and technology have produced new concentrations of economic power to tackle.
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" Grace: "I'm just about to start university, I will be studying geography!
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But there's one Australianism that can't be excused by weather or geography.
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Instead, because of geography and other factors, they're just viewed as ignorant.
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The biggest problem Democrats face right now is a skewed electoral geography.
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Any promise to build more wall will fail mostly because of geography.
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But the series also embraces diversity of class, of geography, of perspective.
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The location resembles the geography of Mars, as you can see below.
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The locations were chosen to achieve a range of geography and size.
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They are so distant, in time and geography, from my lived experience.
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People are tested in pop culture, history, geography, math, chemistry and more.
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With gender it seems to be more of a geography-free complaint.
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The reasons for this are numerous, and span geography, chemistry, and history.
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The reasons they might not have mentioned him go deeper than geography.
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What to watch: Geography literally laid the battleground for the 2018 midterms.
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Ashley: To be more specific, so you grouped people by geography, right?
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Criminality really lies in the eye -- and the geography -- of the beholder.
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I'm at WNYC about a mile north, if you're following the geography.
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Noel Castree is a professor of geography at the University of Wollongong.
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Geography plays a key role in the makeup of the top 20.
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The House's tax credits also don't adjust for geography, as Obamacare's do.
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This is similar to what I say in my chapter on geography.
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Michael Hardman is a lecturer in Geography at the University of Salford.
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I had simply transplanted those events to a more familiar California geography.
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The Sutherland site was selected in part due to its beneficial geography.
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Geography is the first reason why the Jaguars are Super Bowl contenders.
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It also sidesteps issues of race, class, gender, education, age and geography.
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In one other way, however, geography may matter less than economists assume.
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These conflicts carry enormous risk of expansion in innocent casualties and geography.
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Despite the vast distance, Schwartz refused to believe geography should trump talent.
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America is a target for terrorists but is also isolated by geography.
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The looming pension crisis is not limited by geography or economic focus.
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And it's one that rejects the classical limitations of geography and authenticity.
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Geography will determine what you can and can't do with your body.
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The data didn't show a direct correlation between geography and giving, however.
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Kenya Railways has attributed the extra cost to a more complicated geography.
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He taught psychology, sociology, and geography -- and coached football, wrestling and baseball.
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When they taught us geography at school, I was sick that day.
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You can also target by geography and platform (like desktop or mobile).
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Voting intention divides along several lines: income, geography, but most tellingly age.
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Geography and 70 years of history ensure that outcome will not happen.
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And there's two other thirds that have really distinctive geography and challenges.
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A local focus makes sense given the current geography of capital punishment.
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"They had gerrymandered the geography to make their case," Mr. Neaman said.
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The only way the credit varies is based on age and geography.
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On that theme, there is more than geography that connects these utilities.
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Land bases were often unavailable because of awkward geography or recalcitrant allies.
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Its repetitious address chimes with its subject's views on geography and belonging.
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At times the invisibility of Appalachia even seems reinforced by its geography.
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The geography of New York City is superimposed by a similar system.
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Despite its size and geography, Turkey has never meaningfully aided U.S. security.
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With interests and geography as the axes, each intersection is a bullseye.
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He taught psychology, sociology, and geography and coached football, wrestling and baseball.
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The spring training schedule, though, is a function of time and geography.
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"She is not limiting herself to geography or even time," he said.
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But it's the geography of America's Great Growth Slowdown that's really worrying.
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Speaking of geography, more than half of the companies are U.S.-based.
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The work details the politics of temporality, geography, and the social condition.
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If anything, the geography problem becomes more intense five years from now.
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NOTHING APPROACHING ITS SCOPE IN TERMS OF GEOGRAPHY WITH THE INTERNATIONAL ASSETS.
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Geography plays a key role in determining what games to play where.
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This is referred to in geography as the modifiable areal unit problem.
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Since then, pies have evolved to reflect the geography of their creation.
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Pain is universal, but its relief is still a function of geography.
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Still, AM remained a common geography, its stations places we all visited.
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Zemeckis has mapped more geography in the uncanny valley than most filmmakers.
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The challenging geography of this outbreak is another ingredient in the storm.
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He could have been describing the geography of New York City galleries.
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More and more residents crowded the city's valleys, defying geography and geology.
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Part of the reason may lie in simple geography and recent history.
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To that list, the athletes would tack on one more factor: geography.
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A nod to history and geography It all makes perfect sense, actually.
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But temperament, politics, geography and then tragedy keep them apart in adulthood.
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As the political geography became more typical, so did the Democratic disadvantage.
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But we should all be speaking up, regardless of gender or geography.
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During the '60s, the left's cultural insularity was reinforced by its geography.
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The amount of help that parents provide varies by career and geography.
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It's just, a lot of times, about geography, where you grew up.
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In a similar way, work and avocation are more important than geography.
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Geography can affect your opportunities, earnings potential and ability to save money.
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And nobody understands the geography and arithmetic of Florida like Tony Fabrizio.
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Escalation dominance shapes the psychological geography of international relations and world order.
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What role does geography play in each of these two natural disasters?
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There's the geography that makes moving things across the country very difficult.
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One reason it may have drawn rebuke from Beijing is simple geography.
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"When we look at making investments [in competitors], if it's your core business within the same geography, we generally won't do it; If it's your core business in a different geography, then we'll likely do it," Housenbold said.
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Whatever one makes of race versus economics in the primary, however, the key thing people should pay attention to is that the geography of Trump's primary win was very different from the geography of his general election win.
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Student Geography Bingo Students play Bingo to see how the National Geography Standards can be met by reading The Times Student Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling and Usage Bingo Students play bingo to find examples of language usage in The Times.
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The move seems more focused on geography than any sort of actual difference.
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How you're treated shouldn't depend on geography – our country is better than that.
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Their experiences vary with age, race, geography, and the visibility of their faith.
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But geography will determine even more of what the next generation will experience.
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Q: You reviewed a excellent geography game, but I cannot find it again.
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Geography of access is only the first hurdle in bridging the digital divide.
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The plan integrates schools by taking advantage of New York's highly segregated geography.
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As the U.S. increasingly becomes a knowledge-based economy, geography becomes less important.
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Segregated geography, created by government policies, would just be recreated in our schools.
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America's metropolitan geography remains multipolar in a way few other rich economies manage.
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The difference between inner-ring and outer-ring suburbs goes well beyond geography.
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Sometimes I experience sex as something with its own geography, like a hike.
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Geography goes a long way in explaining why such few Africans have phones.
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The groom's mother is a geography teacher at Carver Middle School in Tulsa.
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Another variable that dramatically impacts how much men and women make is geography.
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Bangladesh is vulnerable to cyclones due to its sea-level geography and location.
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" @Netflix (just call me Carmen)" Time to brush up on our geography skills.
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America's social geography is characterized by enormous amounts of neighborhood-level racial segregation.
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Other Correspondents' diariesPrevious: Silicon Valley: Geography is destinyNext: Afghanistan beyond the blast walls
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The government&aposs National Institute of Statistics and Geography reported the contraction Tuesday.
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"Review: The cost of geography: Europe's international history between the wars, 1918-1939".
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But geography makes the South Asian monsoon particular in a number of ways.
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Ms Taylor's frankness highlights a truth of Liberian politics: ethnicity and geography matter.
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Finally, both sides seem to have forgotten how much geography matters to trade.
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It's a really interesting look at urban geography and how cities were built.
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The only thing that separates them from our children is geography and luck.
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Stephane Kasriel, Upwork's CEO, blames the huge imbalance in the geography of opportunity.
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The company has experience in the geography, with several remote workers stationed there.
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The daughter of a vicar, May attended Oxford University where she read Geography.
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I enjoyed how you used maps in a way that manipulates the geography.
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The geography of Wakanda is rooted in reality, and so is the culture.
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This switcheroo allows organizers more time to deal with Los Angeles' complex geography.
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Many of today's biggest games and franchises are ultimately about exploring virtual geography.
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Another significant element of the round is the geography of the investors involved.
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Expect it to be fairly agnostic in terms of stage, sector and geography.
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And he secretly teaches his young children topics like advanced math and geography.
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Along with cost, geography and religion, Jorgenson said, another important element is tradition.
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"You'll see that it's everywhere, and it isn't bound by geography," he said.
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Second, e-commerce firms could help overcome India's ropy infrastructure and vast geography.
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Can you actually access the doctors based on geography or your personal circumstances?
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Regardless of what happens, the geography of the Antarctic peninsula is forever changed.
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They operate as a parallel geography of care, alongside official channels and spaces.
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The company did not break up revenue by geography in its quarterly report.
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The daughter of a vicar, May attended Oxford University where she studied geography.
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Nonfinancial barriers by class, language, education and geography are to be minimized. 7.
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In addition, the company uses available photo metadata to understand geography of fashion.
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Voting has long been determined not just by ideology but also by geography.
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I suppose, though—if you disregard geography—it's actually a pretty nice sentiment.
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College football is a patchwork of psychic fiefdoms beyond geography or even logic.
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Whether measured by demography or geography, the 2018 election produced remarkably consistent patterns.
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He says the "minimum" growth for services was 25 percent in each geography.
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"Gender discrimination really transcends all boundaries, regardless of geography, race, religion," she said.
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Unlike in Europe, neither history nor geography has encouraged them to do so.
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Their models are largely based on trailing data and historical sales by geography.
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But of course, all institutions, irrespective of geography need to be globally competitive.
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He painted landscapes with his words, elevating Canadian geography, historical figures, and myths.
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Their voters are now deeply divided by race, religious belief, culture, and geography.
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You have to consider how people operate within the cultural geography of Manhattan.
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Now let's turn to some strategic potential choices with a focus on geography.
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The U.S. has the world's greatest natural geography and low-cost vacation destinations.
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Some of that distance can be attributed to simple geography and population density.
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That Russia has so much spare land is partly the result of geography.
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But spokeswoman Maria Brous says prices and specials will vary according to geography.
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The simple facts of our geography should not deny future generations their birthright.
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But Democrats can't fix their geography problem until they solve their turnout problem.
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This connection and others emerged in an analysis of the geography of Trumpism.
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Chris Brierley, from the University College London's Geography department, had a similar message.
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Geography simply doesn't have the sway it once did, thanks to the internet.
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So really, the thing that's gone right for the Canucks is the geography.
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But I take AP human geography, and there is a lot of writing.
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We tend to undervalue the importance of geography for designers, but it matters.
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It was 30 seconds of the elderly geography teacher, Ms Schatten, eating soup.
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Indeed, China has a grand strategy that understands all this geography and culture.
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The rain in the rainforest is not an accident of geography or meteorology.
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What else do you know about the Dominican Republic's geography, history and culture?
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And the use of capital punishment still remains largely a matter of geography.
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It is selected to provide diversity across geography, age, specialty and partisan leaning.
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"There isn't any geography in the world where they will have a monopoly."
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Most of the time — you can't fight geography — that is Italy or Greece.
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In order to provide this funding, Antler has local funds in each geography.
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"Every kitchen will have a new geography," explained the director, Amir Nizar Zuabi.
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And it will split congressional coalitions, not just by party, but by geography.
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Mr. Korellis was a senior at Northern Illinois University, studying meteorology and geography.
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Since then, the company has expanded the scope and geography of the pilot.
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It appears he should save a geography lesson or two for his boss.
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Geography seems to have been reconfigured, with mainland China now closer than ever.
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But also, at the industry level, the geography level, and the role level.
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In Old Havana I bought "Geography of Cuba," by the historian Leví Marrero.
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No two storms are the same in terms of intensity, needs or geography.
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They are portraits of a nation fragmented by race, class, culture and geography.
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HB: So that district for just geography sake, that's in the panhandle, right?
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As it stands, accusers may find themselves legally vulnerable simply because of geography.
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Britain's decision also threatens to alter its geography and possibly stoke political instability.
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In additional to being ideologically skewed, the liberal bent applies to geography too.
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The scale of India, in both population and geography, will be a challenge.
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Here's where the Democratic contenders stand based on gender, race, age, and geography.
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These relationships persist after accounting for things like partisanship, income, education and geography.
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A little embarrassing but true, and I was sure never a geography whiz.
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Indonesia's fortunate geography between India and China shaped Lion's ambitions, Mr. Sirait said.
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In Old Havana I bought "Geography of Cuba," by the historian Leví Marrero.
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For GARY, I'll veer into geography, but still try to keep it lively.
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The state's climate and geography combine to create the consummate weed-growing conditions.
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MIGRATION is generally understood in terms of geography: relocating from one region to another.
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But you know who's not close, in terms of either topographical or emotional geography?
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Okay, so David's not the guy to go to with a question about geography.
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Buttonholing is really about geography — it uses public space to break through message discipline.
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Social scientists recognized long ago that these group-based conflicts were shaped by geography.
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Of course, segregated and unsegregated areas often differ on many grounds besides social geography.
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The true dividing line between the two Americas is not geography, race or education.
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At least Jack Ryan is tasked with protecting America rather than teaching its geography.
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No. 210 Chattanooga: I see we're in the geography quiz portion of the bracket.
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James McCarthy, a professor of geography at Clark University, explained the history to us.
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"Morals, language, history, geography, sport and arts" are all part of the campaign now.
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In determining whether a resort introduced non-native animals, geography matters; so does zoology.
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Geography has thrust India and Bangladesh together, but domestic politics still pushes them apart.
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Its sea level geography and location have conspired to make Bangladesh vulnerable to cyclones.
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Few locals feel kinship with the Central Americans, despite ties of history and geography.
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Geography — natural and human — has everything to do with why the city remained undiscovered.
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One reason for the take-off of e-commerce in Britain is its geography.
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Geography has saddled them with the problem, and their governments' disorganisation has exacerbated it.
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But in reality, demographic characteristics, like education, are often far less important than geography.
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Nonetheless, Republicans won a majority of House seats due to gerrymandering and favorable geography.
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There's a reason most games distribute players into regions based on their geography, though.
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"We firmly believe in the hyper-expansion of services within one geography," he says.
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So Huawei is both flourishing and perishing, depending on the geography you look at.
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Despite its ubiquity during December, the appeal of festive music varies significantly by geography.
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Advertisers can target users by either interest or geography, with demographic targeting available later.
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Four rockets launch at once from the landscape, which resembles classic aerospace-innovation geography.
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Despite the century and geography divide, the two Grand Hotels do have significant overlap.
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If you don't remember any of these countries from geography class, you're not alone.
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The video shows how Phua guided Shirley through a failing grade with Geography lessons.
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The geography is a nod to the area shared by Crosley and Moore & Giles.
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African countries vary in size, geography and resources, so trade deals affect each differently.
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In his position Cunningham prominently studied heath patterns related to race, gender and geography.
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Third, allies and coalition partners contribute a rarely noted asset to U.S. operations: geography.
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"Neighbors are permanent; geography can't be changed," tweeted Iran Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.
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As explained above, internationalization is much more complicated and geography-dependent for vertical software.
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However, there are other factors like geography and race that are also at play.
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It will then touch down on the space rock to study the asteroid's geography.
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Our geography means that we are never isolated from the global changes around us.
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Diversity is not just about race but also includes religion, geography, experiences, and gender.
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Founded in 2013, GoHealth's model is to collaborate with health systems in each geography.
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Where geography does not favour pumped storage, though, the search is on for alternatives.
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Due largely to geography, California has notoriously bad air quality and high ozone pollution.
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The modeling also accounted for gender, age at the time of death and geography.
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Depending on luxury and geography, they tend to serve seniors who are financially comfortable.
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The culture and geography of suburbia are failing to nurture webs of mutual dependence.
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" He went on, "In the past, geography created discretionary boundaries between nations and cultures.
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Geography doesn't just keep people stuck in their current socio-economic situations, Gates said.
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As the geography of the district defies easy generalities, so does its political identity.
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Reid has been chasing storms since 1991 and holds a master's degree in geography.
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For CNN, someone in the captioning department needs to brush up on their geography.
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There are all sorts of geography, algebra and language lessons in John Horse's story.
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And how did you write it to align with the geography of the store?
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All are represented in black-and-white photographs, their chronology and geography thus blurred.
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Neither geography (high cost of living), nor state tax policies (split between income vs.
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Its relation to the "local physical and cultural geography" had become destabilized, he wrote.
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And Gary Johnson hasn't even cracked a geography book or looked at a globe.
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This is a country that knows how to reap the benefits of its geography.
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Amazon is expanding into seemingly every field and geography, rattling competitors along the way.
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Without any real evidence, there was a mental map built into the city's geography.
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In a world of global financial markets, 5G networks and cyberwar, geography still rules.
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It has been erased from maps and geography books, its name disappeared from passports.
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Having just moved from Germany, I was attempting to participate in a geography game.
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The Democratic Electoral College disadvantage is more a product of bad luck than geography.
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Notre Dame recruited players nationally, because a religious faith, not geography, defined its community.
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On issues such as energy and transportation, geography and parochialism can trump party allegiance.
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Untethered by style, medium or geography, such ventures can seem both arbitrary and amorphous.
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Cohen is working his way through, and laying claim to, a personal imaginative geography.
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How do you think geography plays a role in differing attitudes toward globalization today?
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Back then, Pennsylvania's political geography did not pose such a severe challenge to Democrats.
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What can it teach us about the history of the world's geography and civilizations?
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The writer is an adjunct lecturer in the geography department at Eastern Michigan University.
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It doesn't hurt that Chile's geography offers an embarrassment of riches for renewable energy.
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"A lot of it has to do with geography — I get it," Maddon said.
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Do you think it matters for citizens around the world to know geography well?
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But the blue wave will run smack into another powerful force—America's political geography.
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His older son is learning Japanese, his younger is majoring in geography at college.
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The question of ethnicity is enmeshed with another difficult challenge for DNA testers: geography.
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A different type of Easter egg is when the geography sometimes doesn't make sense.
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He had become aware of the climate crisis during school geography lessons, he said.
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Britain has always been an island power, off the coast, but European by geography.
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This week it is his comments about gender and geography that are drawing criticism.
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That's largely thanks to geography, bounded as it is by wilderness on three sides.
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But the company has never said that geography was part of its selection process.
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Twitter provides what McCoy said is "more complete targeting information," including gender and geography.
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They are alienated from one another by race, class, geography, sexual orientation and marriage.
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PRISONERS OF GEOGRAPHY: Ten Maps That Explain Everything About the World, by Tim Marshall.
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Sequoias, on the other hand, existed only at the edges of my personal geography.
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Jelancic recalled Melania as a model student keen on the arts, geography and history.
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It's a creation of geography student Robbi Bishop-Taylor, who resides in Sydney, Australia.
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So, I'm wondering what an approach or agenda on economic geography might look like?
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Geography also plays a role, with about 80% of those displaced living in Asia.
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And there other splits as well, along lines of age, gender, income, and geography.
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The waterfront today has largely receded from the city's consciousness and even its geography.
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Geography, '17 I felt good about the questions I had prepared for the talk.
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And in terms of this season's wide-ranging exhibitions, none seem limited by geography.
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You can feel threatened no matter what your color or gender or geography is.
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We live in a very small world, and destiny plus geography equals difficult encounters.
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A lot depends on class and geography, where you actually live in rural places.
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So the truth of the matter hinges on perspective—and, it turns out, geography.
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I've done general economic geography, but a lot of my work is on California.
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"If you look at geography, and you look at current operations in Libya, and you look at current operations in Syria, you look at potential other operations in the eastern Mediterranean, the geography of Greece and the opportunities here are pretty significant," Gen.
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Stocks from a healthy geography The first stock Cramer recommended is a dividend-paying stock.
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They face two adversaries, poverty and geography, that are more devastating than protectionism to trade.
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Families separated by quirks of geography or history may go years without seeing each other.
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The Mercator projection, which sacrifices accurate geography for nice, straight lines, is a classic example.
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I've had clients in Australia, California, India — thanks to technology, geography is not an issue.
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The nights were dark, as though the house was farinland, in the marrow of geography.
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In this bold new age of connection, your geography suddenly became the most important factor.
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It's a machine that's been passed down generations, and its utility transcends geography and culture.
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The Trump arbitrage effect doesn't completely explain either the geography or scale of the increases.
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Tap or click here for a cool geography game you'll play time and time again.
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City planning, she maintains, is her calling insofar as she enjoys problem-solving and geography.
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She said the former geography teacher now struggles to communicate and often doesn't recognize her.
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The best will continue to specialize by industry, geography and stage of the hiring process.
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Because of Jordan's geography, Marines are able to train in environments like mountains and deserts.
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That naturally leads the population to migrate to sprawl-friendly geography despite relatively low pay.
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Ermotti also said that European banks should see some consolidation around geography and client segmentation.
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This score is determined by Google based on searches, their geography, and their time frame.
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Unfortunately, you have to; You lose control of geography if that happens a little bit.
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Even the geography hurts Italy, with its mountains and valleys preventing much-needed air circulation.
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"Brands hold their value, and a global brand isn't dependent on one geography," she said.
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Few countries have been dealt a worse hand by geography and history than the CAR.
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The combination of geography, tradition and mild weather makes Rostov among Russia's most entrepreneurial cities.
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Building a "spaceport" near Scotland's northern tip could be regarded as an accident of geography.
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There is also what Peter Hennessy, a contemporary historian, calls "the emotional geography" of power.
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This week though, it is his comments about gender and geography that are drawing criticism.
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Franchisees should also look for a breakdown by geography, and by urban or suburbans segments.
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Those ads, according to the company, were not targeted to users' geography or political preferences.
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In 2016, net inflows were strong at EUR62 billion and diversified by asset and geography.
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Other information, such as mammalian family types and geography, was also entered into the system.
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The students aren't going to be able to care about what happened in geography class.
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But there is little doubt that supply chains and the geography of production will shift.
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Other contributors to MS include environmental factors such as age, gender, infectious diseases, and geography.
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I also love to blur the boundaries between the geography of instruments and music genre.
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And I see that you tried to get good marks in biology and geography too.
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But as more capital has flowed into wine, the geography of investable wine has changed.
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Could the origins of the Jewish love of Chinese food be as simple as geography?
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The second piece of the puzzle was geography: Where might unknown zoonotic diseases be hiding?
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The goal is to enable granular control of replication by geography at the column level.
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How might the findings of some Caltech researchers change the geography of our solar system?
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And the composition of the surface is just as wide-ranging as the world's geography.
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The very geography of the state is a constant reminder that you are small, insignificant.
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We camped out and saw bears, whales, and all sorts of exciting geography and creatures.
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Hutchinson, a senior, was a member of the hockey team who was majoring in geography.
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Looking at geography data and funding raised by individual states, California is the clear leader.
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That has had an outsize influence in shaping the racial geography of America — even today.
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Dr Harper's goal is to decouple climate from geography by building a "catalogue of climates".
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"I couldn't believe it," Hawaii Community College geography instructor Drew Kapp told the TV station.
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The 35-year-old taught geography at the school and coached the cross-country team.
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According to Encyclopedia Britannica, the Amazons' homeland changed to fit the Greeks' understanding of geography.
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" He believes this patch of London—dominated by three railway stations—has a "mystical geography.
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Know that as geography has made us neighbors, history and hope have made us friends.
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You can then determine what audience you want to reach by geography, age and gender.
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At the Methodist English High School, in Rangoon, she took classes in morality and geography.
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The onset of crop burning season Delhi's pollution is also aggravated by its unfortunate geography.
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I suppose I learned a little about biomes and geography in high school science classes.
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But Sloane said that geography could be the key to the success of the project.
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The Last Frontier is home to some of the most rugged geography in North America.
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Racial disparities in the criminal-justice system also compound the distortions on American political geography.
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Geography, logistical capacity, available natural resources, and the status of local industry are also considered.
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The writer is the author of "Land Use and Society: Geography, Law and Public Policy."
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Meanwhile, a young geography student tries to find love and stability after a chaotic childhood.
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In contrast, anthropology, geography and mass media majors faced jobless rates upward of 22015 percent.
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This was a real shift — not some weird product of the geography of the states.
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Italy's geography, religion and history have had profound influences on the country and its culture.
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They don't take into account geography—and in our particular case, that we're a colony.
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Others, due to strategic decisions or constraints like geography, find it more difficult to comply.
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Smart cities must be people-centered, equitable cities Transportation and geography have always been intertwined.
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Hello, however, never expanded — neither in geography nor features — and so now we say goodbye.
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The public wants more, not less, and it's true across parties, geography, race and income.
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Our country's geography is dotted with state facilities bonded and built for this poor behavior.
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These patterns are likely to continue: The current partisan geography is a natural political alignment.
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Dr. Steven M. Radil is an assistant professor of geography at the University of Idaho.
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Or maybe we can forgo geography altogether and just call him a true international writer.
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" Ellison said they understood the extent to which "geography has performed the role of fate.
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The age of 65, medicine teaches, is the River Styx in the geography of epidemiology.
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