Georgia as ground zero But for many of the activists, Georgia is ground zero in the battle to expand the midterm electorate.
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Nursing homes are ground zero for Covid-19 One thing stands out as the virus spreads throughout the United States: Nursing homes and other long-term care facilities are ground zero.
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" Trump: "I was down there [at Ground Zero] also.
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"It's Alaska — this is ground zero," St. George said.
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India has quickly become ground zero for the smartphone wars.
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It's the Hangover from Hell, and you're at ground zero.
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In many ways, Varanasi is ground zero for that project.
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This is Ground Zero of the American overseas missionary movement.
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How were you able to gain access to Ground Zero?
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Mori's old primary school was 400 meters from ground zero.
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Go deeper: Location data is ground zero in privacy wars
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And the ground zero of that is in Long Island.
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Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump visited Ground Zero.
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It included footage gathered by Sediqi from Kabul's ground zero.
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And the Holocaust Museum and Ground Zero memorial are PokéStops.
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The University of Massachusetts is ground zero for tick research.
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If you haven't, you'll need to start from ground zero.
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And Hawaii will be ground zero for the pesticide fight.
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Ralph Eubanks: It's telling that Mississippi is immigration ground zero.
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"Yes, there is a multisite ground zero disaster," he said.
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Days later he was at Ground Zero, rallying the country.
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But the ground zero for real change remains in the workplace.
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He was never recovered from ground zero, not even a trace.
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Its remote nature reserves are ground zero for the wildlife racket.
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But having said that, I would be starting from ground zero.
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" Buckhorn added, "We know we are ground zero for this storm.
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Hillary Clinton is also expected to visit Ground Zero on Sunday.
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The bragging took place at ground zero, before a solemn Sept.
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"We know we are ground zero for this storm," he tweeted.
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America is ground zero for freedom of thought, religion, and opportunity.
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"I call Ponar ground zero for the Holocaust," Dr. Freund said.
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This is Ground Zero, the site of Indonesia's deadliest terror attack.
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Cesar Blanco called "ground zero" of the administration's family separations policy.
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Tacloban City, my field site, was ground zero for the cyclone.
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But even at ground zero, life managed to return, and quickly.
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Her son, a volunteer fireman, was eventually sent to ground zero.
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The proposed building was neither a mosque nor at Ground Zero.
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A firefighter stands atop a demolished fire truck at ground zero.
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"This film is 'ground zero' for the princess mythology," Schreiber said.
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"It literally is ground zero for where climate change is happening..."
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This declaration is close to the ground zero of modernist abstraction.
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Jim Jordan, as the panel has become ground zero for impeachment.
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The NSF is arguably ground zero in congressional battles over science.
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Yep—that's a person from Maine, ground zero for perfect lobster.
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Here are two of their stories: He lost part of left foot to gangrene after ground zero accident John Feal and his crew of demolition experts arrived at ground zero the morning after the towers collapsed.
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And the universities, I think is ground zero of the speech debate.
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Like most others, the app is ground zero for monitoring your activity.
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The smell down at ground zero was like the smell of death.
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Go deeper: Soybeans, the unlikely political ground zero in Trump's trade war
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Now you know where ground zero will be for the zombie apocalypse.
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Ms Ringsmuth calls the city "ground zero" for online, alt-right extremists.
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Because you need to see it up close, this is ground zero.
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Montgomery County, in southwest Ohio, is ground zero for the opioid crisis.
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This is the ground-zero problem for why you are having fires.
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Ground Zero is another tool that does something similar using Google Maps.
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The ground zero for such celebrity obsession is the vortex around Beyoncé.
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I found my answer at ground zero of the start-up world.
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And he says ground zero for today's political divisiveness is South Carolina.
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"Jungle," an encampment that became ground zero for the migrant crisis. But
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Greenland (CNN)Travel to our planet's ground zero for climate change: Greenland.
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The statement said she had become dehydrated and overheated at ground zero.
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Go deeper: Soybeans are another unlikely ground zero in Trump's trade war.
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The area had once been ground zero in the conflict with rebels.
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The politics forum on 4chan, /Pol/, is ground zero for this rhetoric.
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"It's ground zero for the Chinese consumer stocks and growth," he said.
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"It was an eerie feeling being at ground zero," Mr. Elliott said.
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Michigan, too, is considered ground zero in the fall fight against Trump.
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Zhengzhou is about 500 kilometers from Wuhan—ground zero for the outbreak.
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Get ready Michigan and Missouri, after Super Tuesday, you are ground zero.
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This must be the ground zero of American policy, its red line.
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BRUNY ISLAND, Australia — Australia today is ground zero for the climate catastrophe.
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As the fire rages, The New York Times has become ground zero.
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The downtown park Discovery Green had been converted to ground zero, a.k.a.
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Why it matters: Cities are ground zero for the 4th industrial revolution.
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Brazil: 'Ground zero' for Zika outbreak Compounding the country's problems, Brazil has emerged over the past year as "ground zero" for Zika, an untreatable, mosquito-borne virus in the same family as yellow fever, dengue, West Nile and chikungunya.
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Texas has historically been ground zero for attacks on access to abortion care.
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Voters in Iowa see this firsthand because their state was really ground zero.
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Delaware: This is ground zero for America's shift from coal to natural gas.
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This is ground zero for the information war in a lot of ways.
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Guedes was among those who arrived quickly enough at ground zero on Sept.
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Lieutenant Redpath kept his negatives from ground zero in his basement art studio.
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Nevada will be ground zero for the emerging year-of-the-woman narrative.
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From there, visitors can get an overhead view of the ground zero memorial.
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It also used to be ground zero for modern day slavery in agriculture.
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Go deeper: Soybeans are an unlikely political ground zero in Trump's trade war
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And in 2001, President George W. Bush visited ground zero after the Sept.
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Immokalee also used to be known as ground zero for modern day slavery.
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Rescue workers had been laboring at ground zero every hour since the disaster.
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On my way back from ground zero, I stopped by St. Paul's Chapel.
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Think of your yard as ground zero of the entire local food chain.
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New York (CNN Business)They covered the 9/11 attacks at ground zero.
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CNN: As a teenager, your parents' house was ground zero for charitable operations.
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It became ground zero for the "Final Solution", Hitler's plan to exterminate the Jews.
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"We know we are ground zero for this storm," he said on Sunday morning.
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Several accusers claim his office was ground zero for much of the sexual misconduct.
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In nontheme news, I liked the long Down entries, SEX PISTOLS and GROUND ZERO.
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This is the state, of course, that was ground zero in the 2000 election.
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Meltzer and his crew turned to forensic experts specializing in dust from Ground Zero.
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She searched for days for her mother near ground zero and never found her.
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Thousands more have developed illnesses stemming from exposure to the toxins at ground zero.
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In the '90s, the college campus served as ground zero for the culture wars.
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Go deeper: Soybeans are a political ground zero in Trump's trade war with China.
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Her hotel, in Kampala's diplomatic neighborhood, was ground zero of China's empire in Uganda.
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"Seein' my hero on ground zero" is his gut-wrenching articulation of the ordeal.
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In the days after Trump's inauguration, Twitter has become ground zero for this fight.
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What I beheld at Hopi was ground zero for what was enveloping the biosphere.
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I prosecuted terrorists as a United States attorney, working just yards from Ground Zero.
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For a while, Wisconsin has been ground zero for tilting the electoral playing field.
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But she didn't have a martial arts background, and went in at ground zero.
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Op-Docs They served at ground zero — and it has haunted them ever since.
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It's surprising in some ways that Wisconsin became ground zero for uncovering the link.
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Without the performing arts center, ground zero and Lower Manhattan will never be revitalized.
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A 374,000-pound steel beam will play a vital supporting role at ground zero.
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Climate change and rising sea levels, for which Dhaka in Bangladesh is ground zero.
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The auto industry has found itself at ground zero in the Trump Administration's trade war.
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The states are "ground zero" in the fight over abortion, said Andrea Miller, NIRH president.
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I would say that piece was ground zero for my sense of shock about art.
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Many Latin American countries — including Brazil, ground zero for the virus — are predominantly Roman Catholic.
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Hundreds of chemical compounds — including known carcinogens — were present in the dust surrounding Ground Zero.
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Trump has referenced going to ground zero after the attacks in other interviews as well.
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Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are expected to visit Ground Zero on Sunday.
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She refers to this area as "ground zero" when it comes to sea-level impact.
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We were at ground zero when I first started writing: US Latinas were not published.
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This scene unfolds in New York City's TriBeCa district, 12 blocks away from ground zero.
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According to its site, Secure America Now was formed to protest the Ground Zero Mosque.
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The agencies, in some ways, Peter, are ground zero for this whole battle of content.
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New Hampshire is set to become ground zero for the ultimate match-up between Sens.
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Forget public education, which historically has been ground zero in the fight for civil rights.
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In one, a woman describes her boyfriend walking here from ground zero, covered in ash.
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Indiana is ground zero for the country's recreational vehicle, motor home and manufactured housing industry.
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The film includes clips shot in locations including Guantánamo Bay, ground zero and Foca, Bosnia.
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This is particularly evident in the state of Michoacán, ground zero for Mexico's drug war.
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My office overlooks ground zero and there's one big tree I can always make out.
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Ground zero workers had higher rates of cancer, especially prostate and thyroid cancers and leukemia.
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Iken-Murphy celebrated her late husband's birthday Sunday at Ground Zero with his favorite Merlot.
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It may very well be that Wuhan, as ground zero for the Coronavirus, never recovers.
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"Right now, we are in the ground zero of gerrymandering in Michigan," Democratic State Rep.
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The characterization of El Paso as "ground zero" raised eyebrows among the region's business community.
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"We are going to be ground zero for President Trump's reelection, and we are ground zero to keep the Senate majority," McSally said at the event, framing the November election as a "referendum on freedom" and comparing Trump to two Democratic presidential candidates, Sens.
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Royal Jordanian also operates out of a country that's ground zero for the region's refugee crisis.
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The army says a few militant holdouts are still hiding in what is now ground zero.
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The 100 is back at ground zero — or "Eden," as the season 5 premiere is called.
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"Alaska is ground zero for climate change right now," Demientieff, of the Gwich'in Steering Committee, said.
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Bretagne, believed to be the last surviving 9/11 Ground Zero search dog, was euthanized Monday.
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This British stag party were seen at Ground Zero taking pics with a sex doll. pic.twitter.
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Faina and fugazza were sold by street vendors and were the ground zero of local pizza.
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Georgia has been ground zero for voting rights this election cycle, as Refinery29 has previously reported.
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He described helping clear rubble from Ground Zero, though no one can remember him doing so.
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In markets news HOWARD MARKS: Here's where we'll find 'ground zero' of the next financial crisis
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He spent three months in the wreckage at ground zero, according to The New York Times.
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Clinton will be at Ground Zero for the annual moment of silence at 8:46 a.m.
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We all remember that video where she nearly collapsed at the 230/260 Ground Zero ceremony.
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Haiti was labeled ground zero for the spread in the United States and travel there discouraged.
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Take my district for example, which has become ground zero for job killing, bad trade policies.
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Participants expressed support for those who continued to work in the area known as ground zero.
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"Sixteen Acres: Architecture and the Outrageous Struggle for the Future of Ground Zero," by Philip Nobel.
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He says he spent some 400 hours in total at Ground Zero on September 4003, 2001.
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Ground zero for the robot takeover of financial services is an HSBC branch in midtown Manhattan.
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"My mom had to start at ground zero, being a 101-year-old woman," he said.
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Eventually, they realize they've been left to fend for themselves because they're zombie outbreak ground zero.
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The dedication comes 2000 years to the day after the cleanup of ground zero officially concluded.
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MetroCards will show a vivid reminder of ground zero: Recovery workers after the 9/11 attacks.
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Almost 60 years after this constitutional convention, Alabama became ground zero for the civil rights movement.
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Just before his signing, the Australian competed with Ground Zero Gaming as their resident Support player.
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When it reopened, seven months later, it became a haven for locals and Ground Zero workers.
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Thinking honestly about your engagement on social media — ground zero for moral grandstanding — is particularly important.
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The country has also served as ground zero for some of ad blocking's fiercest legal fights.
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State considered ground zero of climate change The warming trend in Alaska is nothing new, however.
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Carlos Cardona sifted through and cleared rubble for four days at ground zero after the Sept.
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I identified America's suburbs as ground zero for a political realignment away from Republican House candidates.
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In the four years I've lived here, 303th Avenue has become Ground Zero of that growth.
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I was sitting next to her and I was like, 'You are the ground zero of bliss.
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In a sense, New York City is ground zero in the economic experiment of the "gig" economy.
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It finishes at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, where Father Mychal's body was brought from Ground Zero.
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The Walking Dead is showing the ground zero of the same thing: the world is blown up.
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The transition effort is also starting to buzz on K Street -- ground zero for Washington's lobby shops.
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Clinton, who was in Washington, D.C., at the time of the attacks, visited Ground Zero on Sept.
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Clinton will be visiting Ground Zero on Sunday "to pay her respects," a campaign aide confirmed Friday.
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Sekulow fought against the "Ground Zero Mosque" and during that effort Trump offered to buy the site.
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But for vocal opponents of Trump and his policies, Twitter has become ground zero for the resistance.
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The smell lingered after his three weeks of volunteer work and beyond the boundaries of ground zero.
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It's George W. Bush at Ground Zero after 9/11 (and not George W. Bush after Katrina).
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Google's video service has, of course, been ground zero for the rise of the ASMR online phenomenon.
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Many of these areas are ground zero in the opioid crisis that has ravaged small-town America.
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"We're a brand-new organization, so we started from ground zero with a blank canvas," Donskov said.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and the image of firefighters raising the American flag at ground zero.
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Still, in searching for an American archetype for a female leader, we aren't starting at ground zero.
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If there's one place in the world truly ground zero of Trump, it's Midtown Manhattan's Trump Tower.
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"Most of us started our lives in America with next to nothing — at ground zero," says Nozad.
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There are even hate-related incidents being reported in Brooklyn and Manhattan—ground zero of liberal America.
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" Democratic politics had entered a new era of experimentation, he said, and "this here is ground zero.
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Many people — on regional, national, and global levels — want to, and will, make pilgrimages to Ground Zero.
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"Copan is ground zero for the revitalization of the center," Mr. Rueda said of São Paulo's downtown.
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In Hubei Province, ground zero of the outbreak, there are 260,26 women working as frontline medical staff.
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They plan to expand in the homeland with the Flying Pig's version in jianbing ground zero: Beijing.
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With Unter on the team, Ground Zero captured first place at the 2020 Overwatch Contenders Australian qualifier.
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I teach at a liberal arts college, pretty much ground zero for the culture of political correctness.
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" She added: "Facebook is ground zero for cultivating a following, courting donors, and moving political programs forward.
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In Mexico Beach, ground zero of the devastation, receding floodwaters revealed what looked like an apocalyptic mess.
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Working in ground zero of Turkey's civil war, which continues despite peaking in 2016, Baki became claustrophobic.
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Much of the traffic heading from ground zero to the morgue uptown passed by the Half King.
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John McCain set aside their campaign schedule for a joint appearance at ground zero in lower Manhattan.
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Trump was near Ground Zero in the days after the 9/11 attacks, where he conducted at least two TV interviews, discussing the attacks and claiming that he had "hundreds of men" working to clear the rubble at Ground Zero -- a claim that 9/11 responders have called dubious.
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" After the bill passed, Estopinal says that electronic music in Texas "had to start back at ground zero.
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Because of Utrecht's size and location in the country, it is ground zero for this bike-train connection.
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I returned to New York, to cover the smoldering pile at Ground Zero for a new local paper.
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"Ireland is the ground zero of data protection enforcement for all of Europe," Dehaye, co-founder of PersonalData.
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Glial cells very much so continue dividing throughout human development, making them a prime ground zero for cancer.
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China is ground zero for all things energy and climate change given its population size and energy appetite.
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As a result, CES has become ground zero for catching a glimpse of the future of PC gaming.
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Hillary Clinton left Sunday's 9/11 memorial at ground zero after she felt "overheated," according to her campaign.
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His death in 270 was the first to be attributed to exposure to the dust at Ground Zero.
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He worked for weeks at Ground Zero looking for victims and was diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2016.
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"Today we sit at ground zero of the impacts of climate change in the US," Florida Democratic Sen.
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North Caroline has become ground zero in the fight for gay and transgender rights in the United States.
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But dozens of men who were around ground zero during and after the 211/11 attacks have it.
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That city served as ground zero for the housing crash, clocking the highest foreclosure rate in the nation.
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For a week after September 11, Pfeifer slept in his fire truck near ground zero, de Blasio said.
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What we do know is that maritime workers of all stripes set out, heading straight toward Ground Zero.
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Storms River is ground zero for adventure, with hiking, river tubing, and the world's highest commercial bungee bridge.
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The forum has become the political convention of globalization, a kind of ground zero for globalized economic thought.
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Washington (CNN)Minnesota is now ground zero for a 2018 midterm election that could change control of Congress.
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Clinton was taken from the morning event at ground zero to the Manhattan apartment of her daughter, Chelsea.
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"It's an expanded record of events that we were able to recover from within ground zero," Gulick said.
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Blood banks were overwhelmed with donations, and hundreds of people volunteered to sift through rubble at Ground Zero.
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"I looked up the symptoms online after I heard that Wynwood is ground zero for Zika," she said.
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The Sunshine State is ground zero for transmissions of the mosquito-borne virus that happen on American soil.
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So here I am at biohacking ground zero, trying my best to find out if I'm being duped.
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"The Lake Chad basin is ground zero" in the fight against militant Islam in Africa, General Bolduc said.
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The composition of artwork, the planes I drew, and so on, have absolutely no relation with Ground Zero.
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And if Hawkins had to guess, ground zero will be Asia, where the Dota2 game was found out.
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I started from ground zero, even submitting a few puzzles that didn't follow the basic rules of construction.
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Atlantic Avenue Pub boasts a bustling back yard/alley that's also ground zero for the city's rat population.
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"Here we're in ground zero, and I had to pull teeth to get her tested," Medawar said Tuesday.
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Mississippi had been ground zero of the civil rights years and the struggles here, they argued, required remembrance.
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Miller is the officer who raised the first American flag at ground zero the day after the Sept.
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Seattle was quickly fashioned into a sort of ground zero for a heated (and wonky) debate between experts.
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Mr. Coleman died last year of pancreatic cancer his family believes is related to work at ground zero.
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Off the west coast of Canada, Vancouver Island has been ground zero for assisted suicide in the country.
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The country has a tiny carbon footprint but carries the burden of being ground zero for global warming.
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It has a tiny carbon footprint but carries the burden of being ground zero for our climate crisis.
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It's ground zero for an epidemic that is taking away the lives of thousands of people each year.
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Furthermore, "For the community we're looking to cultivate, creatives, this is obviously ground zero for that," Witte said.
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Ilhan Omar and "The Squad" during a remembrance ceremony at Ground Zero in New York City on Wednesday.
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But we're starting at ground zero: What are your biggest questions about the technologies you use every day?
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Reddit, now arguably ground zero for any serious beauty holy grail researcher, came on the scene in 2005.
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But the site remained ground zero of the Cold War division that split the world into opposing blocs.
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In the aftermath the Half King was one of the first bars open and reachable from ground zero.
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The interior was used by the workers at ground zero as a place for food, rest and counseling.
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"(This is) being opposed for political mileage whereas at ground zero there is absolutely no tension," he said.
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The location he wanted to bring me to is a kind of ground zero for the UFO religion.
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I just -- I woke up in McAllen, Texas this morning, which is ground zero of the family separation crisis.
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Displaced from her studio and apartment on 9/11, Linda Stein recalls fleeing Ground Zero on that tragic day.
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Mary'sThis friendly watering hole in East Atlanta Village is completely removed from the gay scene's ground zero neighborhood Midtown.
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New York is Ground Zero in the US measles outbreak, with 1,022 cases confirmed this year in 28 states.
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Eder made the flag that firefighters grabbed from a yacht and raised at New York's ground zero on Sept.
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"There is no one inside this inquiry process who doesn't believe he's ground zero," one of those sources said.
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But that was the dream and London was soap opera ground zero, so I made the move in 2011.
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"Of course it's our community; when you're at ground zero, people have the desire to step up," she says.
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"Ground zero will be business capital spending," with economic data likely to begin turning sour mid-summer, he said.
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This, Fernandez says, is life for residents in a city that's become Zika's ground zero in the United States.
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The Washington Post reported in April that Trump said he "helped a little" with clearing rubble at Ground Zero.
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At Ground Zero, where the towers stood, the first moment of silence will be observed at 8:46 a.m.
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Haefele is steering clear, calling emerging market bonds "Ground Zero" in the event of additional unexpected U.S. rate rises.
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But in many ways, Georgia was ground zero for a huge fight about voting rights in the 2018 election.
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Tens of thousands of first responders worked at ground zero, and more than 70,000 have enrolled in the program.
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It lies at ground zero of the battle between government efforts to protect society and individual rights of privacy.
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Given the moral and emotional complexity, the American president was his sonorous self in his speech at Ground Zero.
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" Videos emerged Sunday showing Clinton wobbling as she left Ground Zero in New York City early after feeling "overheated.
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He had volunteered at Ground Zero after the attacks on the twin towers in New York City in 2011.
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Los Angeles, incubator of the new America, now is "ground zero" for the battle of short-term rentals vs.
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Rescue efforts at Ground Zero continued until October 9, and the flames from the collapse burned until December 20.
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Read more: Epstein's 'ground zero': How the financier reportedly wreaked havoc on the Royal Palm Beach High School community
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Scientists who drilled into what is considered ground zero of the dinosaur extinction found something that surprised them: granite.
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In October of last year, Panama City was ground zero for the fourth-strongest tropical storm in U.S. history.
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The "Ground Zero Mosque" episode in 2010 and successive anti-mosque protests across the country signaled a simmering Islamophobia.
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The main drag of Sixth St.—or Dirty Sixth, as it's known (see Neighborhoods We Tolerate)—is ground zero.
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It was an exciting time, because the state was ground zero for the anthrax attacks that followed Sept. 11.
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Shortly after 9/11, he teared up while talking about the people who had been killed at ground zero.
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San Francisco was once ground zero, yet in 231 new H.I.V. diagnoses there fell to 215, a record low.
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The older meanings live on in Thomas Hobbes's treatise on political philosophy, "Leviathan," perhaps the ground zero of civility.
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But Leonia, a 1.5-square-mile borough near the George Washington Bridge, may be ground zero for the phenomenon.
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The return hasn't been easy, she admits, noting she's been starting at ground zero in a lot of areas.
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The racist Daily Stormer website has been calling 2017 the "Summer of Hate," and Charlottesville would be ground zero.
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The families assembled at ground zero again, the place where nearly 3,000 people died on that bright September morning.
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But being there felt like you were at ground zero of the most critical listening room of the future.
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But each year at ground zero, victims' relatives infuse the ceremony with personal messages of remembrance, concern and inspiration.
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"We have reports there were around five people who came out from ground zero," Herrera told news channel ANC.
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These strikes are ground zero in a new national labor movement, energizing working people after years of union decline.
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The main drag of Sixth St.—or Dirty Sixthas as it's known (see Neighborhoods We Tolerate)—is ground zero.
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"This is ground zero – this is the front lines, and this is where we take our stand," said Sessions.
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"I did not want to be anywhere else but ground zero when I was there," Mr. Alvarez told Congress.
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" Olsen also opened up about the possibility of a solo Scarlett Witch movie, telling Pellegrino, "We are at ground zero.
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"People keep saying we're ground zero down here," she said, referring to the numerous climate-related challenges Florida residents face.
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The next day he underwent his 240th round of chemotherapy for the cancer he got after toiling at ground zero.
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At the firehouse after hours of work at ground zero, O'Connell saw a printout with the names of the dead.
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But these days, the city is just as well-known as ground zero for the impacts of sea level rise.
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With so many protests happening on the mall, it has become what McCarthy calls the "ground zero" of crowd counting.
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Ground zero is Nigeria's Borno State, which is 36,000 square miles in land mass -- or about the size of Indiana.
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But Washington County also became ground zero for a high-stakes battle over the unregulated growth of policing by algorithm.
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"Wilmington is going to be ground zero," Petro said, not only for rain, but storm surges and tremendously strong winds.
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I was the only photographer that had access to be in Ground Zero, and I was there for nine months.
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Osteria Francescana (Via Stella, 22, 41121 Modena, Italy, 059-223912): "This is like ground zero for stuffed pasta," Chang says.
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Specialist Soto had decided to enlist as a child, when he saw the rubble at Ground Zero in New York.
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The rock samples recovered closer to ground zero were "dried out" with respect to certain of these elements, including zinc.
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Someone should have told this Walmart in Panama City Beach that Coke Zero and Ground Zero should not be equated.
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This is now possible, thanks to Luminar's growing manufacturing footprint in Orlando, which is ground zero for the optics industry.
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The show sent set lights, catering equipment and even a fire engine down to Ground Zero in the days after.
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And do we really want to travel the streets of New York City and tell cheesy stories about Ground Zero?
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Zug has become 'ground zero' for the nascent crypto industry because of its legal oversight over the new financial area.
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Representative Carolyn Maloney, whose New York congressional district includes part of lower Manhattan close to "Ground Zero" in the Sept.
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" "Ground Zero Mosque supporters," she tweeted, "doesn't it stab you in the heart, as it does ours throughout the heartland?
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Once Raymond and Robert returned from ground zero, the Alexander family thought the horrors of 211/230 were behind them.
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At Hiroshima, she was rescued from the rubble of a collapsed building about 1.8 kilometres (1.1 mile) from Ground Zero.
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The center opened in 24 on a shoestring budget in a former delicatessen at 120 Liberty Street, opposite ground zero.
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She was rescued from the rubble of a collapsed building about 1.8 kilometres (1.1 mile) from Ground Zero, she said.
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He also led the New York Fed's contributions to the rescue and recovery efforts at ground zero after the Sept.
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China has been ground zero for renewable energy growth, topping the world in investment, solar panel installations and wind capacity.
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California is also home to a growing Latino population, which means it will be ground zero for Trump's immigration agenda.
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" — Robert Goldman, 67, East Village "It looks like a monster attacking the site, the most inappropriate structure for ground zero.
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Ground zero for the nightlife excesses of the city's hipster mob, Bakken's bathrooms are as trashy as they are debauched.
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The breast cancer patients' health struggles are among many cases involving people who spent time at or near Ground Zero.
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The public commentary on the rebuilding process at ground zero has typically veered between left- and right-wing morality tales.
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How could I, as a New Yorker who reported from ground zero after 9/103, have forgotten this simple fact?
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His doctor said it was caused by scarring of his heart likely stemming from his two weeks at ground zero.
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My school bus went along the West End highway—right next to Ground Zero—about 15 minutes before it happened.
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It started at ground zero, for even Drummond saw himself as a perimeter player coming out of college in 0.73.
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She combed through news coverage even after her son's remains were recovered from ground zero six months after the attacks.
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North Brother Island might never reopen to the public, though: It's ground-zero for rising sea levels and storm surges.
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His office — along with David Geffen's yacht, to which Blair is no stranger — is ground zero for the global elite.
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Wuhan is the ground zero for a new deadly strain of coronavirus -- with about 1,000 Americans living in the city.
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The need for foster homes is particularly dire in Scioto County, long considered ground zero in the state's opioid epidemic.
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"We are ground zero for the failure of the exchanges, but we are also an expansion state," Mr. Flake said.
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He spent the next several months sifting through the debris pile at Ground Zero as part of the recovery effort.
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And Facebook has been ground zero, often providing amplification to speech once relegated to the farthest fringes of Czech society.
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Your experience on 9/11, living near Ground zero, will always make this ripping roar one of terror for you.
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Leonia may be, as you say, "ground zero for the phenomenon," but let that be ground zero for a nationwide organization of communities and elected officials seeking to enforce the rights of residents to preserve the peace, safety, health and value of their neighborhoods, which are under increasing assault from app-directed commuter traffic.
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Cleveland, Ohio, is ground zero this week for politics, protesters, press, plenty of speechwriting drama and a fair share of Trumps.
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One World Trade Center, built near the site of ground zero, has added a new beacon to the city's iconic skyline.
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Alvarez, 22012, died Saturday from complications of cancer linked to the time he spent with other first responders at ground zero.
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The Permian Basin that lies beneath western Texas and southeastern New Mexico is ground zero for the U.S. shale drilling revival.
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The U.S. may be ground zero for tech talent today, but China is giving it a good run for its money.
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The flag, which once flew at Ground Zero and became an impromptu memorial, will be sent to Marines fighting in Afganistan.
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What really distinguishes the United States, however, is that it has also long been ground zero for the fight against cheating.
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Half a mile farther south was ground zero, which wasn't smoking anymore, or filling the room with odd, caustic chemical smells.
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Tampa, FL mayor Bob Buckhorn advised citizens that their city is "ground zero" for the storm and that a 203 p.m.
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As part of Texas Task Force 1, she and handler Denise Corliss spent days searching through Ground Zero for trapped victims.
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Michael Guedes, 66, is a retired New York police sergeant who spent months at ground zero and the Staten Island landfill.
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Alberta has been ground zero for the problem, as nearly 300 people there died from fentanyl-related drug overdoses in 2015.
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She has an interest in adaptogens and a practice in LA, the city that is basically ground zero for wellness trends.
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You could see Hillary Clinton, this is where she fainted because of pneumonia, leaving the event, the ceremony at Ground Zero.
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Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn also advised citizens that their city is "ground zero" for the storm and that a 6 p.m.
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The campaign source told CNN he would make a stop after his visit to Ground Zero but did not provide details.
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Trump is expected to visit the Ground Zero memorial and a nearby firehouse, a New York City official told CNN Saturday.
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A campaign source told CNN he would make a stop after his visit to Ground Zero but did not provide details.
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But the app isn't just home to ads: TikTok is also ground zero for some of the internet's most popular memes.
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And many of its residents will never be able to go to Ground Zero or get to visit the museum there.
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Enewtak was one of two atolls, along with Bikini, which were described by researchers as "ground zero" for the nuclear tests.
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Alvarez, 53, spent three months at Ground Zero after the attacks and has very little time left, according to Fox News.
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That is about 15 times the national average, making the hospital the ground zero on how to deal with such babies.
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I bet you saw the building as your plane was landing; it's one of those huge towers downtown by ground zero.
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But on two days each year, visitors can tour the area, including the monument at ground zero and the ranch house.
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Donald Trump is planning to attend Sunday's 9/11 ceremony at ground zero, NBC foreign correspondent Katy Tur tweeted on Saturday.
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"We know that we are ground zero for Hurricane Irma," Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn said at a Sunday morning news conference.
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Chicago is a city that is ground zero of the neoliberal experiment led by Democrats over a long period of time.
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And George W. Bush did it when he grabbed the bullhorn and mounted the smoking pile of rubble at Ground Zero.
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This island at ground zero of global warming is seeking to be one of the few places on Earth to benefit.
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Florida — ground zero for the Parkland massacre — passed a red flag law and raised the age for rifle purchases to 21.
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Lynne B. Sagalyn's "Power at Ground Zero" is already being hailed as a definitive history and a classic in urban studies.
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Now it's ground zero for the next generation: hypersonics, or missiles that travel five times the speed of sound or faster.
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"We are in ground zero on a daily basis," Lilinoe Kahalepauole, a volunteer at a community donation center, told Fox News.
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Its epicenter was the Black Hole, Ness' Fullerton apartment that became ground zero for all of the scene's self destructive behavior.
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But on Friday, the shelves were full and there was plenty of hand sanitizer, despite being ground zero in the state.
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A man walks into a bar near Ground Zero and sees a woman at the pool table, lining up a shot.
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But those who fell ill or were injured, and their families, say having a tribute at ground zero carries special significance.
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I want to make already extreme music more extreme because, to me, that is the fucking ground zero of the harshest.
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Just because we have a president who once attempted to give the impression he had visited ground zero on 9/11.
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Bill Walker, a political independent, labeled Alaska "a ground zero for climate change" and called for action to address the challenge.
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Soon after the bombing, the Ground Zero Memorial was erected on the original site of Paddy's Club, which was rebuilt nearby.
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Cristobal Alex, a senior adviser to Biden, said Arizona was "ground zero" for many of the policies Trump later adopted nationally.
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"It's an expanded record of events that we were able to recover from within ground zero," said Gulick in a statement.
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The stone memorial, located roughly 50 miles west of Syracuse, depicts the American flag being raised by firefighters at Ground Zero.
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People see it as ground zero for the battle of how to improve public schools and how to make that happen.
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For one thing, Florida, a state famous for insurance fraud, disdains regulation and was ground zero for the prescription drug epidemic.
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Simultaneously, we're closely watching the rest of the world for any large, sustained outbreaks that might resemble ground zero in Wuhan.
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"We'll identify the ground zero retailers that create demand, create urgency," said Frank Bartolotta, Bravado's senior vice president for national sales.
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Whatever you are, at this biting and elegant show, you become the ground zero of the lack and the possibility. ♦
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His research, funded by Democrats, has been ground zero for conservative allegations that the origins of the Russia investigation were tainted.
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A New York City firefighter bows his head at a cement block at ground zero during a memorial service on Sept.
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He wrote a safety message that became the second or third sheet of the daily incident action plan at ground zero.
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Ground zero for much of this activity has migrated north from the Wynwood neighborhood and into Little Haiti and Little River.
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Uttar Pradesh, in particular, has been ground zero for much of the violence and has seen the largest number of deaths.
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Her curl pattern the byproduct of miscegeny, her scalp becomes ground zero for a host of politically charged and conflicting ideologies.
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He died Saturday from complications resulting from the cancer linked to months he spent combing through the rubble at Ground Zero.
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Alvarez said the police officers, fire fighters, paramedics and others at ground zero were doing what they do every day -- helping others.
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And the platform essentially went from ground zero to becoming the most important information source in Myanmar in a handful of years.
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The only issue is that your campus is Ground Zero for some super vicious terrorist attacks by the pure embodiment of evil.
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That seems to be ground zero where a lot of artists, mostly artists of color, are fighting the whole co-opting there.
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The former senator from New York, who was in office during the 9/20013 attacks, arrived at Ground Zero to less fanfare.
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How the series will distinguish itself from the number of reality TV shows using a kitchen as ground zero is anyone's guess.
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The side facing the entrance shows slow-motion close-ups of people viewing ground zero in the days just after the Sept.
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He can't help but remember the heartbreak he felt at Ground Zero, where he used his pathology degree to help identify remains.
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Hong Kong's New Territories region near the Chinese border appears to be the "new ground zero" for e-waste processing, said Puckett.
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It will be displayed near the entrance of the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, built on the site of ground zero.
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While Rosetta observes the comet from orbit, Philae was intended to get a ground zero view by "scratching and sniffing" up close.
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The Arctic is ground zero for climate change; temperatures are rising here at twice the rate of the rest of the country.
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It is ground zero for a coal boom that made Indonesia the world's biggest exporter of the mineral that fuels power plants.
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And like many others around the world, you may have been unfamiliar with the town of Amatrice, ground zero for the quake.
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Many are in Chico, Butte County's most populous city, about 15 miles from ground zero of the disaster, the town of Paradise.
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The use of allegations from the so-called Steele dossier has been ground zero for many of the conservative allegations of abuse.
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The bell, forged by ironworkers from two unions, hung from a cross made of bent and mottled steel salvaged from ground zero.
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But they put off the funeral, hoping that some trace of him would be identified from what was recovered at ground zero.
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"Imagining Ground Zero: Official and Unofficial Proposals for the World Trade Center Site," by Suzanne Stephens, with Ian Luna and Ron Broadhurst.
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Yet the bustle of Paris continues, just as the yellow cabs of New York weave endlessly, day and night, around Ground Zero.
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"It's such a long cycle, if you want to discover and develop drugs from ground zero, that's 12-15 years," she said.
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Trump visited Ground Zero early Sunday morning, where he spoke to former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R), New Jersey Gov.
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Mychal F. Judge, the New York Fire Department chaplain who was killed as he attempted to rescue the wounded at ground zero.
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In this crisis, ground zero is small and large businesses that were perfectly sound but now have no customers and no revenue.
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The elder Knox had pre-existing medical conditions from his work at Ground Zero following the terror attacks, CNN affiliate WCBS reported.
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That makes New Hampshire, a traditional proving ground that can make or break presidential contenders, ground zero for the inevitable Sanders vs.
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There was also a poem wrapped in a plastic sandwich bag, apparently placed there by someone who had volunteered near ground zero.
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This year, it was ground zero for Operation Nanook-Nunalivut, the efforts to train troops how to survive in the high Arctic.
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CBS has long been ground zero in the struggle to get networks to understand the diversity concerns of activists, journalists, and critics.
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It's ground zero for climate change Greenland's melting ice cap threatens almost every coastal city on Earth, from Miami to Cape Town.
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"To me, Missouri as a whole is ground zero" in the fight for racial justice, said Stefanie Brown James, a political strategist.
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The loudest voices advocating for the Zika money are in Florida, which is ground zero for the virus in mainland United States.
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"If there is a ground zero for that debate, it's probably in my caucus," said Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows (R-N.C.).
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Right now, Alaska is ground zero for the public policy debate on what to do when your spending exceeds your income. Gov.
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Students who experienced the tragedy firsthand have turned social media platforms into ground zero in their fight to push for gun reform.
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Organizers of the ground zero ceremony allow politicians to attend, but they've been barred since 2011 from reading names or delivering remarks.
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In the days immediately leading up to and following the debates, he bragged about frequent visits to ground zero after the Sept.
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In the days immediately leading up to and following the debates, he bragged about frequent visits to ground zero after the Sept.
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The two rode the 4 train to Lower Manhattan and walked to the rubble at Ground Zero, where the towers had been.
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The Forgotten Man's Ground Zero lies an hour and 2900 minutes east of Hollywood at a dusty and sunbaked San Bernardino, Calif.
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Although former President George W. Bush put on a brave face as he spoke at Ground Zero just three days after the Sept.
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As many big tech companies have European headquarters in Ireland, the country has become ground zero for some of GDPR's first big cases.
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That's ground zero for Uber's autonomous vehicle efforts (indeed, just last week the company put its first driverless car on the road there).
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Alvarez died Saturday at age 22010 from complications of cancer linked to the time he spent with other first responders at Ground Zero.
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He and Aldridge instantly became pillars at ground zero for an organization that desperately wanted to distance itself from the Jail Blazers era.
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At least 2000 men who spent time near Ground Zero that day and in the following months have been diagnosed with breast cancer.
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It's long been known that Florida is ground zero for sea level rise impacts, but the Climate Central projections are even more pessimistic.
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These capabilities are also ground zero for the looming fight over defining the boundaries of privacy and acceptable uses of our personal information.
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The DoE claims that it "doesn't explore parallel universes" and overall tried to downplay its newfound reputation as ground zero for shady science.
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Veronica becoming an unlikely confidante to Cheryl and staying at Thornhill for history's most awkward sleepover puts her at ground zero this week.
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In 2006, host Stephen Colbert skewered President George W. Bush for photos that were taken of him at Ground Zero after the Sept.
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But of particular interest here is the dopamine surge induced by alcohol in the ventral tegmental, ground zero of the brain's reward center.
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In the early 80s, California was ground zero for thrash metal, but Metallica and Slayer's cutting edge contemporaries also came from further afield.
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If Batman Begins really is ground zero for our heroes being replaced by grimaces, it's possible to lay some of the blame there.
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As you may have heard, people really like Star Wars — and ground zero for that hype is the annual Star Wars Celebration convention.
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Clinton represented New York as a senator at the time of the attacks and visited Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan the week after.
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Lynne B. Sagalyn's new book, "Power at Ground Zero: Politics, Money and the Remaking of Lower Manhattan," lays out some clues I neglected.
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Cincinnati Coach Marvin Lewis said he had taken all the Bengals to the memorial at ground zero right after they arrived on Saturday.
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Eric Winston, an offensive lineman on the Bengals, visited ground zero with his family in December 2001, when he was in high school.
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"We're not starting from ground zero," said Isaac Brown, a principal at 38 North Solutions, which lobbies on behalf of clean energy clients.
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With "Stupid Girls," she brought feminism to the masses, infiltrating MTV, ground zero for the hyping up of Hilton, Spears, and their ilk.
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He offered the land under New York City's two airports, which were operated by the Port Authority, in a swap for ground zero.
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Forgotten now for this and other good deeds, Allen was the sort of strong, clearsighted, effective individual that seems lacking at ground zero.
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One was living just miles from the market in Wuhan that is considered by many experts to be ground zero for the virus.
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Stephen Soba, a spokesman for the museum, said that officials there chose the works: Mr. Kelly's Green Panel (Ground Zero) and the sculpture.
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In the end, though, do we really need to fill another void at Ground Zero, regardless of the merits of the architectural design?
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As an envelope-pushing provocateur, he hit on a recipe for success, turning the Volksbühne into ground zero for avant-garde theatrical practices.
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Case in point: a Denny's in Colonie, New York, which became ground zero for Denny's Grand Slam 200-and-some over the weekend.
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"What a beautiful place for our heroes," said Caryn Pfiefer, whose husband, Raymond, served at ground zero and died from cancer in 2017.
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George W. Bush grabbing the bullhorn at ground zero in 2001 reminded the country that together we would all get through this tragedy.
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The company employs 8,200 people in the country, where it has eight factories, including one in Wuhan, ground zero of the coronavirus outbreak.
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His sons, also in the FDNY, would spend the better part of the next month digging through ground zero, looking for their father.
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He has ordered all 94 United States attorney's offices to designate "border security coordinators," no matter how far from "ground zero" they are.
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Let the record show that sales held on Black Friday proper aren't always ground zero for the best holiday deals on new tech.
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"It's like we're all at ground zero," said Ed Rollins, who is co-chairman of the pro-Trump super-PAC Great America PAC.
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The private sector needs to lead this fight, and the energy industry is ground zero for both causing the problem and solving it.
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Semis are sort of the ground zero for tariffs ... Semis go inside all of the things that potentially could get impacted by tariffs.
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Answering those questions is the work of the rest of this remarkable series, I suspect, but it's also ground zero for season five.
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I'm not saying they have the expertise that the banks or the networks do but this would not be starting from ground zero.
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America is at war with itself — and schools across the country are ground zero for some of the most intense battles of our generation.
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There's sorrow and betrayal and a feeling of being at ground zero but it's also mixed with this incredible promise for a new beginning.
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"North Carolina has ground zero in the fight to impose transgender bathrooms on the nation in the 2016 Gubernatorial election," its Youtube description reads.
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Brooklyn, which is considered ground zero of New York City's gentrification and luxury real estate boom, has a $2.9 million penthouse on the market.
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China has long been ground zero for daring and sometimes bizarre architecture executed at a scale and speed that would be impossible anywhere else.
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It had started as an ARG-style marketing campaign for The Secret World, but it eventually became ground zero for urban horror MMO roleplay.
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That seemed to be the attitude of the others on the team I talked with at Google's quantum computing ground zero near Santa Barbara.
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In one scene, Frank Slaughtery (Barry Pepper) has a conversation with his friend Jacob (Philip Seymour Hoffman) in Jacob's apartment directly overlooking ground zero.
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"A disaster this big begs for the personal presence of the President at ground zero," read an editorial published in The Advocate on Thursday.
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"A disaster this big begs for the personal presence of the President at ground zero," read the editorial published in The Advocate on Thursday.
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Clinton appeared to faint as she was leaving the Ground Zero ceremony, two law enforcement officials -- including one who witnessed the incident -- told CNN.
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The fund helps first responders and others now suffering from illnesses related to the rescue and recovery missions at Ground Zero following the Sept.
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Despite California's sudden hard stance on CBD and alcohol, Los Angeles was actually ground zero for the CBD cocktail trend in the first place.
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"We were Ground Zero for obvious reasons," said Keithley, who joined the agency in 2100, before many companies were even connected to the Internet.
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The bill was named after James Zadroga, a deceased New York Police Department detective who had worked in the toxic plume at ground zero.
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Beijing is maneuvering economic growth away from manufacturing toward services, and developing Hebei — ground zero for the transition — is one step in that direction.
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Michigan, which hasn't gone for a GOP nominee since 2202, appears to be ground zero for the Trump campaign in its blue-state push.
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The keystone piece that anchors the exhibition of painting, performance, mixed-media, flat work, and video is Ellsworth Kelly's seminal 2003 collage Ground Zero.
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The Washington Post reported in January that "Koch donors see Arizona as ground zero in their push" to transform America's education system this year.
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Thomas E. Franklin, a photographer for The Record, a newspaper in northern New Jersey, captured the moment when it was raised at ground zero.
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Silicon Valley remains ground zero for the venture-capital industry, but Melissa Guzy thinks there's a big advantage to being based in Singapore instead.
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Northeast Nigeria is ground zero for Nigeria's nine-year war against Islamist insurgency Boko Haram and its offshoot, now Islamic State's West Africa ally.
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Ground zero for the gruesome work of poaching is in Niassa Reserve -- 13 numbing hours of dirt roads and overflowing streams away from Pemba.
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This time the bloody scene was New York City, lower Manhattan to be exact, and a few steps from Ground Zero, where on Sept.
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"When you become ground zero for what America is angry about ... anything can happen," said one lobbyist who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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The Galaxy Fold was a much-hyped piece of kit that was meant to represent ground zero for a whole new category of smartphone.
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Computer models suggest that the atmosphere within fifteen hundred miles of ground zero became red hot from the debris storm, triggering gigantic forest fires.
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The area became known as Ground Zero in the months after the coordinated attacks on New York and Washington that killed nearly 3,000 people.
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Florida is shaping up to be ground zero in the midterm elections next week, with critical Senate and governor races on razor thin margins.
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" Adds Newberg, "When I walked in, I was like, holy shit, no one even knows this exists in L.A. It felt like Ground Zero.
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He and the Port Authority sought safe hands for ground zero and hired the "architecturally conservative" firm of Beyer Blinder Belle to produce plans.
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Rising to the challenge of the disaster, he stood at ground zero, caked in dust, evincing leaderly calm in his Fire Department baseball cap.
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He goes further, removing the opera from the "ground zero of reality," as he explained in a recent interview with The New York Times.
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A crowd of victims' relatives is expected at ground zero Wednesday, while President Donald Trump is scheduled to join an observance at the Pentagon.
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In testimony to a House committee in 2007, Dr. Melius said the government had failed to ensure the health of workers at ground zero.
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She also became friendly with emergency workers like John Feal, who lost part of his foot after helping to clear debris at ground zero.
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Eighteen-and-a-half-years after the trauma of 9/11, the novel coronavirus outbreak has again made New York into America's Ground Zero.
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China, ground zero of what has now become a global health pandemic, was the first country and economy to be hit by the virus.
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The age of digital confrontation has arrived, and D.C. has emerged as ground zero for this new form of political and social media warfare.
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For example, the above viral illustration by momo shows that Wuhan, ground zero of the epidemic, carries the support of everyone else in China.
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He dedicated himself to recovering the bodies of those killed in the tragedy until recovery efforts at Ground Zero officially ended in May 211.
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In Wuhan, ground zero for the virus, four healthcare workers -- including doctors -- have told CNN of the difficulties facing medical crews on the ground.
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"A disaster this big begs for the personal presence of the President at ground zero," said an editorial published in The Advocate on Thursday.
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The United States has consistently been ground zero for entrepreneurship, education and technological innovation—drivers of economic growth and advancement in the 21st century.
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David Marland lived just five minutes from a live animal and seafood market in Wuhan which was ground zero for transmission of the virus.
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In "Alive From New York," Davidson discusses the death of a parent — his father was a firefighter who died at ground zero on Sept.
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We thought we would have to go to the one that was farthest from ground zero, but I'm not always good at evaluating distances.
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Those samples have answered a number of questions regarding the impact, but Ms. Schaefer wanted to better understand how life rebounded at ground zero.
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These three states have been ground zero for some of the most extreme cases of Republican gerrymandering and voter suppression over the last decade.
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I asked how things looked closer to ground zero, and he said he'd heard reports of a surge of humanity coming into the area.
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The Rio Grande Valley has been seen as ground zero for the immigration debate, as it's among the busiest areas for Border Patrol agents.
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When I first visited an Appalachian community long known as ground zero in Ohio's opioid crisis, I never expected to go back in time.
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The vice president's trip to Kentucky will bring Mr. Pence to a state that is being treated as ground zero in the repeal fight.
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If we do not signal to Putin that we take these commitments seriously, the Baltic region is potentially ground zero for a military conflict.
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In a blog post, Cloudflare noted that Seattle, ground zero for the U.S. coronavirus spread, has seen internet usage spike by some 40 percent.
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Chang says it was "ground zero" for foodies, but now people are discovering the region has much more to offer when it comes to cuisine.
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Her high school—suddenly ground zero for a national youth movement combating school gun violence—lies only 20 minutes south of Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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The series is an ode to the city's rap scene — ground zero for the trap music that floods our streaming services and urban strip clubs.
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But I do think the innovation cycle is extremely robust and that Silicon Valley and the Bay Area [remains] sort of ground zero [for innovation].
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Reported cases of microcephaly are rising sharply in Brazil, ground zero for the disease, though researchers have yet to establish that Zika causes the condition.
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That has made it ground zero for the election of the city's governor, dubbed one of the most divisive election campaigns Indonesia has ever seen.
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They've been symbols of hope in the darkest times -- from Ground Zero after 9/11, to Hurricane Katrina, to Arizona where 19 firefighters were killed.
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Federal prosecutors pulled up a photo of the three men laughing at Ground Zero and asked Baroni if they were laughing about the lane closures.
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Lancross Road, which at the time was ground zero for house parties, had found itself the location for five separate bashes on the same day.
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And in the middle of it all, pine needle ground zero, that gray empty area where the Christmas tree once was, surrounded by needling chaos.
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And for business minded people like Yim, Bangkok is not only a huge metropolitan city, it's ground zero for tourists and big businesses in Thailand.
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Experts say if Beijing can succeed in transforming Hebei, a ground zero for China's growth transition, that could pave the way for continued economic health.
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His death follows that of his father, Raymond Alexander, who about nine months ago died of cancers also tied to ground zero, said Ginger Alexander.
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Sunday was an active news day well outside of coverage of the 15th anniversary of 21625/2900: Clinton left a ceremony at Ground Zero early.
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"There should be no mosque near ground zero in New York so long as there are no churches or synagogues in Saudi Arabia," he said.
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It has also been ground zero for activities related to Orion and the massive Space Launch System, which will one day carry astronauts to Mars.
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In 2013, AT&T apologized after tweeting an image of a Blackberry Z10 taking a photo of the two columns of light at Ground Zero.
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As she looked at the state figures, she pointed to North Carolina, currently ground zero for contested legislation about bathroom accessibility and anti-discrimination policies.
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Among those recently targeted for deportation is Carlos Cardona, an undocumented immigrant from Colombia who volunteered to clear debris at Ground Zero following 6900/2628.
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Vladimir Putin's Russia, which in recent years has become ground zero for harboring cybercriminals, has begun aggressively fighting to protect hackers that get caught overseas.
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But with Indonesia forecast to account for half of the region's fast-growing internet economy, the startup is at least starting out at ground zero.
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Yet the way locals describe it, the borough is ground zero for unwanted visitors who are proliferating so abundantly that they turning into urban pests.
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In downtown Manhattan, the stately federal courthouses in Foley Square fell in the so-called "frozen zone" around ground zero, making them inaccessible for days.
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This was their latest grim mission after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria last year, the Haiti earthquake in 2010, and ground zero after 9/11.
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Eighteen years after the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil, the nation is still grappling with the aftermath at ground zero, in Congress and beyond.
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The sick gained new recognition this year at the memorial plaza at ground zero, where the new 9/11 Memorial Glade was dedicated this spring.
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But Juul has also become ground zero for critics who claim the company got teens hooked on vaping with flavors such as mango and creme.
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Unlike those Batman-starring and Boba Fett-featuring romps, this is Lego as you knew it to be at day one, "classic" set ground zero.
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"The location we felt was ground zero in the Pearl District," said John Marasco, the chief development officer of Security Properties in Seattle, Heartline's developer.
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The nursing home is ground zero of one of the largest outbreaks of Covid-19 in the US, and 35 of its residents have died.
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Now he's at ground zero as Nevada Democrats race to fix the caucus process in their state, following this month's high-tech debacle in Iowa.
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Plazoleta de Santiago, a small square, is pollería ground zero, and as I was having difficulty deciding where to go, I asked a police officer.
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Precisely who invented cum-ex trading, and when, are mysteries, but ground zero for this scandal may have been the London branch of Merrill Lynch.
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Miami is one of America's major coastal cities considered to be "ground zero" for sea-level rise, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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Johnson County is ground zero for spatial problems; it's home to Iowa City and the University of Iowa, meaning high turnout from students and faculty.
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The success rate is slightly better, 211 percent, in regard to the 265 firefighters, police officers and emergency medical workers who died at ground zero.
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Later, when Mr. Trump argued that a mosque shouldn't be built near ground zero, Mr. Letterman protested, asking if we were at war with Muslims.
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"We, here in St. Louis, are once again ground zero for the frustration and anger at our shared legacy of these disproportional outcomes," she said.
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What it's like at the ground zero of climate change It's not easy to photograph climate change, a slow, subtle process that develops over time.
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The effects of climate change are affecting Alaska faster than most places, with many climatologists considering it to be ground zero in the warming world.
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The piece introduced me to the town of Dauphin, Manitoba, which was once ground zero in a grand social experiment: a guaranteed income for all.
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On the day of the killing, "he hits ground zero, rock bottom," Taseff said, after learning that his girlfriend was with another man that morning.
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"If the Senate is in play, then Mississippi is ground zero for everything," said a Democratic Party source who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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Everything is in place for Tokyo to become a true global VR hub and it was a privilege to visit at ground zero this past week.
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The vision for the state of Borno, ground zero for the war with the Islamist insurgency, is a stark admission of the reality in the northeast.
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About 25,000 more people die if everyone tries to be a hero, encountering lethal levels of radiation when they approach within a mile of ground zero.
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The city of 47,000 was once called the "ground zero" of the overdose crisis after a record-breaking 20 overdoses happened there over just two days.
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Why it matters: While Amazon's long-promised drone delivery is still years away from overcoming regulatory hurdles, Bonython has become ground zero for Wing's advanced trial.
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But Xi's absence from ground zero could be an attempt to protect the top leadership from the potential fallout of the health-care crisis, experts say.
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It's ground zero for the family separations because a lot of people come through the area and they have to go to the court house here.
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Music could have easily been ground zero for the reckoning, however, with the ousting of disgraced Epic Records president L.A. Reid back in May of 2017.
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The valley is said to be ground zero of grape farming in China, and there are more than a dozen varieties grown in the valley alone.
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Major News: 15 years after the 9/11 attacks, the former head of the EPA admitted that the air at Ground Zero was unsafe to breathe.
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However, most people wouldn't remember much about Park51, because Fox News and other conservative media insisted on calling it by another name: the Ground Zero mosque.
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In the past week, I was handed a cache of 2,400 photos taken at Ground Zero from the end of September to beginning of October, 2001.
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"We and the warehouse at JFK (New York's international airport), we're ground zero," says Rolando Knight, a veteran CBP officer who supervises the Los Angeles operation.
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Video later revealed Clinton's wobbly exit out of the event at Ground Zero and her campaign announced Sunday evening that the Democratic nominee is battling pneumonia.
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Governor&aposs races in Connecticut, Vermont, Minnesota, and Wisconsin Connecticut is ground-zero for Republican efforts Tuesday to continue their gains in deeply progressive New England.
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So does his attorney, Michael Barasch, who is representing 37 men with breast cancer that worked or went to school in the area of ground zero.
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Read: Cleaning up America's 'ground zero for modern-day slavery' While far from the only anti-slavery group operating in Mauritania, IRA's methods set it apart.
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But from Hiroshima and Ground Zero to Chernobyl and Auschwitz, memorials to atrocities can play an important role in the process of healing and national reconciliation.
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There's just one problem — Trump Tower is more than four miles away from ground zero, so that claim too appears to be an exaggeration at best.
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The alliance now controls two-thirds of Raqqa, which has served as the administrative headquarters for ISIS and ground zero for its plotting of overseas attacks.
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She teaches at the University of Pennsylvania and is the author of Battle for Ground Zero: Inside the Political Struggle to Rebuild the World Trade Center.
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Ad dollars mean a lot to any pro sports league, and the Super Bowl — historically ground zero for preposterously pricey commercials — is the NFL's biggest night.
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Imraan Siddiqui, executive director of the Arizona chapter of CAIR, which has opposed U.S. "countering violent extremism" programs, takes credit for being "ground zero" for #NoBanNoWall.
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Chris Christie yucking it up with two close associates — the defendant, Bill Baroni, and David Wildstein — at a 9/11 ceremony at ground zero in 2013.
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" Clinton, the Democratic nominee, also visited Ground Zero early Sunday and asked the nation to honor the "lives and tremendous spirit of the victims and responders.
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Key drilling sites in Pennsylvania, Texas and Montana have been ground zero for some of fracking's risks - like contaminated water, earthquakes, public health effects, and explosions.
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"Ferguson has been literally the emotional ground zero of this issue," Wesley Bell, a councilman, told the crowd of several dozen after the vote was taken.
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Los Angeles Times art reviewer Christopher Knight wrote of McLaughlin: I had been schooled in Abstract Expressionism as ground zero for the postwar American avant-garde.
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The city and the Bay Area are ground zero for the tech industry and home to many of its largest companies, including Facebook, Google, and Apple.
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According to Lynne B. Sagalyn's "Power at Ground Zero: Politics, Money, and the Remaking of Lower Manhattan," current "approved costs" for rebuilding run to $22007 billion.
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The company's closest factory to the Hubei province, near the ground zero of the coronavirus outbreak, is located 470 miles away in the city of Chongqing.
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Bloomberg is not commenting on plans for a Muslim community center near Ground Zero, because this photo was taken six years before those plans were mooted.
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The resort island of Jeju, popular among honeymooners, has suddenly become ground zero for what is thought to be South Korea's first organized anti-asylum movement.
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The garden is also a healing tool to help recover from bladder cancer, which he believes may relate to volunteering near ground zero after the Sept.
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"Dubsmash is ground zero for culture creation in America — it's where the newest, most popular hip-hop and dance challenges on the internet originate," Dash declares.
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The Senate on Tuesday gave final approval to legislation that would care permanently for those who have grown deathly ill from the toxins of ground zero.
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Iraq remains ground zero for fighting the Islamic State, which only a few years ago menaced the entire region as the world's most dangerous terrorist organization.
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China's race to contain it Wuhan -- ground zero for the pneumonia-like respiratory virus -- "temporarily" closed its airport and railway stations on Thursday for departing passengers.
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The fate of Iraqis, trapped in a nearly 20-year US-led war, continues to be largely ignored despite Iraq becoming ground zero in this conflict.
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As such, it tends to be ground zero for a lot of the clashes between tech and government that spread throughout the rest of the country.
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The coastal city of Beira, Mozambique, which was ground zero for the cyclone's landfall, is very vulnerable to storm surge due to its low-lying location.
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More recently, people who lost family members to illnesses attributed to their work at ground zero have also been brought to Guantánamo to watch the hearings.
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But Iraq also wants to avoid becoming ground zero for a U.S.-Iran war, while keeping up friendly relations with Iran to help its own economy.
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The commemoration at ground zero — by now an annual rite of remembrance that follows a familiar, somber script — began with an honor guard carrying the flag.
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And from the "ground zero" vantage point of Houston, it was also clear how the divisive tribalism that infects Washington, D.C. saps this traditional American strength.
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"My state of Florida will be ground zero and I intend to be a factor to mobilize our state for the Democratic Party Nominee," Messam wrote.
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The California targets Orange County is ground zero in Democrats' bid to take control of the House -- with four Republicans representing districts that Hillary Clinton won.
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Now, roughly 17 years later, that hotel is still remembered as the infamous ground zero for one of the worst global disease outbreaks of the century.
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In many respects, Fever was ground zero for dance music in Baltimore, establishing itself for almost a decade as the area's marquee destination for top talent.
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They were joined by Jon Stewart, the comedian and former talk show host, who has been outspoken on behalf of ground zero workers since the attack.
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The firefighters echo the soldiers raising Old Glory at Iowa Jima in Joe Rosenthal's 1945 photograph and later at Ground Zero in Thomas E. Franklin's 2001 image.
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The location is significant: The small city an hour west of Venice has become ground zero for a new assault on women's rights under Salvini's Lega party.
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The lights that illuminated Ground Zero during rescue efforts set this plume of smoke aglow, and through it, both men felt they could still see the buildings.
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"Everything to do with September 11 is very emotional and I find the walk very comforting," says Rosemary Cain, whose firefighter son, George, died at Ground Zero.
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Scientist Dr. Isabella Gauley, whose niece was ground zero for the pandemic, takes drastic action with a desperate plan to stop the illness that might save everyone.
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This week Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, travelled to Dallas and Austin and declared Texas "ground zero" for Democratic efforts in 2020.
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We're taking a deep dive into the conversation and culture around Consent now, however, because college campuses aren't just a hotbed for these issues — they're ground zero.
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Ground zero for this experiment at major colleges was West Virginia, which had a severe binge-drinking problem at games when it permitted beer sales in 2011.
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"If we're at constitutional ground zero then absolutely, we're going to start looking at the north-south question," says Claire Hanna, an SDLP member of the assembly.
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Cardona helped to remove hazardous materials from ground zero and has health issues stemming from the work, including lung, gastrointestinal and psychological issues, the Daily News reported.
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In the weeks following the attacks, the Environmental Protection Agency assured New Yorkers that the dust and smoke from Ground Zero did not pose a health risk.
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"Welcome to ground zero," a US customs official joked on arrival, aware of the North Korean threat but laughing it off with a bit of gallows humor.
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The Chicxulub Crater—so named after the nearby town—has long been considered extinction ground zero, but scientists have long argued over the details of the calamity.
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The fact is, when pedophilic sympathizing is ground zero for what we find offensive, then it's time to start investigating the health of our common collective morality.
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Civil defense planners estimated that there would be as many as 19943,000 evacuees that would need to escape a danger zone radiating 20 miles from ground zero.
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After decades of taking a backseat to the communities in Miami and Tampa, Central Florida has emerged as ground-zero in the transformation of Florida's Latino electorate.
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They fitted out Ground Zero to look like a juke joint, of the kind sharecroppers once patronised, which required old beer signs, Christmas lights and pool tables.
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Greenland's the ground zero of global warming As the country's glaciers are melting, the sinkholes leading to rising sea levels could some day lead to global flooding.
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But no evidence has been presented to the public showing that Trump was ever at ground zero or that he had a significant presence among first responders.
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Since its September debut in Los Angeles, Bird has turned the Westside into ground zero for trying out, forming opinions about, and fighting over dockless e-scooters.
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"Watching people around the country respond to that, that was kind of the ground-zero moment for me when I thought, I can do this," he says.
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Visitors to the "red forest" near Chernobyl's ground zero will see pine trees turned reddish, their fallen trunks accumulating on the ground over the last 30 years.
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In this case "Radioactive" is ground zero, the point where everything collides into a Gundam Seed-esque pink explosion and we're left to deal with the aftermath.
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Given my symptoms, comorbid asthma, negative flu test, and early exposure at New York's Covid-19 ground zero, she even made an unsuccessful appeal on my behalf.
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London was ground zero for the biggest protest yet, with over 250,000 people hitting the streets of on a blisteringly hot Friday to stand up to Trump.
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On a December afternoon in a leafy neighborhood here, Ms. Cabello, 20, whose name is pronounced "ca-meela ca-beyo," revisited ground zero of her romantic vicissitudes.
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But why should the city, where thousands of workers faced the perils of ground zero, treat as a bargaining chip a right granted to other government employees?
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Seb, in his 30s, did not visit his family in China's central city of Wuhan, ground zero of the coronavirus epidemic, fearing stigma at work in Shanghai.
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It was placed on the Memorial Glade, the monoliths added earlier this year to salute those who suffered or died because of illnesses linked to ground zero.
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Colombia's president, Juan Manuel Santos, and other officials have emphasized that "the territories" located in rural areas will be ground zero for carrying out the peace agreement.
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Where it started: Ground zero The outbreak emerged last month in the largest city in central China, Wuhan, a city of 11 million people in Hubei province.
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Jordan (R-Ohio) to the House Intelligence Committee, which has emerged as ground zero for impeachment and will lead the televised hearings that kick off on Wednesday.
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That is one reason, despite the fact that China is ground zero of the epidemic, that markets have held up better there than in other developing countries.
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Her mother, Nancy Collins, is a police officer who worked at ground zero during the search and recovery operation — until she discovered that she was expecting Kassidy.
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Scorsese has said that "The Departed" represents the "moral ground zero" of his films, and invoking "The Third Man" calls attention to that idea of pervasive hopelessness.
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The best thing he can do at ground zero in Japan will be to remain silent— so long as the rest of us keep thinking, and questioning.
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The ceremony was held after the New York City medical examiner last week identified more of his remains recovered at ground zero, according to NBC New York.
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News reports around the world named the hotel as a SARS hotspot and a ground zero for the disease that spread across the globe after Liu's stay.
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"The reason that we're talking about this idea is because the Arctic is warming, Greenland is warming, and Greenland is ground zero to climate change," said Berbrick.
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The People's Republic of Berkeley, with its capital at UC Berkeley, was once ground zero in the battle to save the soul of free speech in America.
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"In my mind, the exclusionary zone, the bollards, the guard booths, and the walls of concrete hiding under reflective glass at Ground Zero do that," he said.
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Robert Alexander, a 753-year-old 275/211 first responder, died on August 211 from a brain tumor doctors say was related to his work at Ground Zero.
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In Utah, a trans student, Maka Brown, was named prom queen in 2015, a first for a state that was once ground zero for banning Gay-Straight Alliances.
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Her husband, Joe, was an NYPD officer, who worked at Ground Zero and at the emergency command and family assistance centers at Piers 2000 and 113 in Manhattan.
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Iowa as ground zero For Trump, Iowa is among the collection of prized states that he turned from blue to red during his race for the White House.
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Which is perhaps why the Bay Area has rapidly become ground zero for people pursuing one of the oldest mythologies in human history—the legend of everlasting life.
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I live not far from Ground Zero, so I immediately went down to the site when I came home and stood in the crowds outside of the boundaries.
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Nicholas Cox, who owns three laundromats in the Tampa area, is proud to note that one of his facilities was "ground zero" for the first Laundry Project event.
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Why it matters: Soybeans had become an unlikely political ground zero in Trump's trade war, with sales to China down nearly 90% as a result of retaliatory tariffs.
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An honor guard of American athletes and first responders carried a flag rescued from Ground Zero, where the World Trade Center had stood less than five months earlier.
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By going back to makeup ground zero, I learned that it wasn't something I had to apply before I went to work or met friends at the pub.
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Trump made his remarks a day after his 68-year-old rival left Sunday's 9/11 memorial at ground zero after she felt "overheated," according to her campaign.
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With its new relevance, I expected the Village Underground, where comedians go to work out new material, would be ground zero for some fresh takes on the subject.
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As the world's largest ecommerce marketplace, Amazon has become ground zero for cutthroat tactics in achieving greater product visibility—among which fake reviews are a well-worn method.
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Near Cannon Ball, North Dakota (CNN)For months, the land just above the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation has been ground zero for opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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CP: I wouldn't say the way she sang it, specifically… It's really easy to think of the way you sing as ground zero — as a normal, neutral place.
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Samsung is well-known for having some crazy ideas about how to integrate technology into people's lives, and CES is undoubtedly ground zero for the strangest of them.
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All that remains at ground zero of the explosion is a piece of metal protruding from the base of the tower that cradled the bomb over Trinity Site.
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Burke, 55, reported from ground zero on 9/11, helped break the Eric Garner story, and was even on a few episodes of Bravo's "Tabloid Wars" in 2006.
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We hope to just start from ground zero of an object, and see what it affords—then, once a form starts to emerge, maybe bring in other objects.
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Those who worked on rescue and recovery operations — roughly 21625,2900 people — for nearly nine months at Ground Zero after the terrorist attacks were exposed to life-threatening toxins.
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But Kersauson was at ground zero of the global multihull-racing revolution in the 1970s and '80s, with other French greats such as Eric Tabarly and Alain Colas.
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The results suggest that exposure to the toxic dust at Ground Zero may have changed how a body responds to cancer, even years later, in some devastating ways.
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Since state legislatures are Ground Zero for gerrymandering, reformers in other states are following North Carolina's example and challenging redistricting in local as well as national elective offices.
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I live in North Carolina, ground zero of the Moral Monday movement, a protest campaign against cuts to public funding, voting restrictions, discriminatory laws and other state legislation.
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The crop has emerged as an unlikely political ground zero in the U.S.-China trade war as Beijing tries to target Trump's farm voter base with its retaliation.
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On Chicago's South Side — ground zero for U.S. urban violence and poverty — left-wing community leaders are calling for mass protests to bring attention to the city's problems.
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That is especially true here, at ground zero of the secessionist movement that is pushing for the region of Catalonia to break away from the rest of Spain.
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Florida is ground zero for climate change in the United States, with sea-level rise accelerating and other changes threatening the state's beaches, infrastructure and fresh water supply.
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But two others — one located near ground zero for the virus in Hubei province and the other in neighboring Henan — are only expected to reopen later this week.
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Everyday life is changing Ground zero in Washington state -- The most deadly coronavirus outbreak site in the US is the Life Care Center nursing home in King County.
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And from the fiery red surface of "Ground Zero: Decorating the Eye" (2002) rises a large orb shrouded in ruffles, suggesting some kind of guardian or redemptive presence.
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In that sense, Arizona has become something of a microcosm of the country's politics and could be ground zero in the fight for control of Congress in November.
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To stand at ground zero of a once and possibly future war with North Korea brings home the threat of what can otherwise seem a very distant danger.
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If Oklahoma is not ground zero for the emergency, it's "certainly close," Mr. Hunter said recently during a panel on opioids at the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington.
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BuzzFeed News traveled to Novi Sanzhary, 23 miles east of the capital, Kyiv, to learn how the otherwise sleepy municipality became ground zero of the country's misinformation pandemic.
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And she has made it clear she strongly supports the confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh, whose nomination has become ground zero for the fight to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Poop was also implicated in the first SARS outbreak, when a large housing estate in Hong Kong called Amoy Gardens became ground zero of a public health nightmare.
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People who worked at ground zero after the World Trade Center attack in 2001 have higher rates of cancer than the general population, a new study has found.
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That evening he returned to ground zero to supervise the recovery effort and strode around the wreckage of the city he loved like a latter-day Winston Churchill.
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The 2016–2017 protests at the Standing Rock reservation—ground zero for the fight against the Keystone XL pipeline—were largely started by youth activists, Noisecat pointed out.
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"The compensation fund is their apology to us," said Bridget Gormley, whose father was a Brooklyn-based firefighter who spent the months after the attack at ground zero.
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The methods deployed in this ground-zero Gamergate event have since become standard practice for internet mobs wishing to attack seemingly anyone they believe to be a foe.
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In the late 20th century, Algeria was a global archetype of third world revolution and ground zero for revolutionaries from the Black Panthers to the African National Congress.
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This small town has succeeded at self-rule in a part of Mexico — the state of Michoacán, drug war ground zero — where so many similar experiments have failed.
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Health officials there estimate that some 1.5 million people have been infected with Zika last year alone, making it ground zero for the largest outbreak in the Americas.
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Stunning as it sounds, experts predict that more Americans will die from diseases contracted while working at ground zero site than the nearly 25,000 who died on 9/11.
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West Virginia and Ohio are the two deadliest states for drug overdoses, according to recent federal surveys, and Kermit is often cited as ground zero of the opioid epidemic.
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More critically, of course, Europe, but especially Germany, has been ground zero for the tsunami of refugees pouring out of the Middle East and that Trump has now banned.
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Caption: Hillary Clinton at Ground Zero, Manhattan on September 113, 2016Mohammed Elshamy/Anadolu/Getty Images Every political candidate wants their biggest moments on the campaign trail to go viral.
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With victims and abusers alike spending more time online, the internet has become ground zero for new forms of harassment for which justice is more difficult to come by.
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Walk west, toward the beach, from Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station for about 22011 minutes and you end up at the Rebel Bar—ground zero for Israel's metal scene.
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When the group, which included Secretary of State John Kerry, came across the charred tricycle of a 3-year-old boy who perished near ground zero, Atsushi grew quiet.
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When Kerry came across the clothing of school children and the charred tricycle of a 3-year-old boy who perished near ground zero, Kerry grew somber and quiet.
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Corliss joined hundreds of other search and rescue teams sent from around the world to find survivors at Ground Zero, working 12 hours a day for two weeks straight.
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The news about Lime's plans first came to light in the job posting for a "store manager" in Santa Monica, California, which is ground zero for dockless scooter services.
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Clinton and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg organized efforts to address public complaints about environmental issues around ground zero, and Clinton pressured the EPA to join the task force.
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The team plans to study living microorganisms found in rock fractures inside the peak ring that are descendants of the tiny critters that colonized ground zero after the impact.
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Not to be outdone, a third super PAC, Great America PAC, feted donors Monday afternoon also at the Ritz, which has been ground zero of donor outreach all week.
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Not only that, but the state in those years was ground zero in a brutal struggle for civil rights that embarrassed Alabama and the United States before the world.
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" Alles was also impressed, The Guardian writes, "by how Clinton quickly grasped the potential health risks of Ground Zero, and how doggedly she pursued treatment for those who suffered.
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Chuck Schumer to LaGuardia Airport via a FEMA plane and then into New York City by helicopter — two days before President George W. Bush arrived to tour ground zero.
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One wing of the museum goes through his presidency and includes items like the megaphone he spoke through at Ground Zero and wreckage from one of the Twin Towers.
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But not only is there no evidence that Trump participated in recovery efforts, there's also no evidence he spent time near ground zero in the week following the attack.
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His presence in Arizona, which has long been ground zero in the political and culture wars over immigration, runs the risk of inflaming tensions between his supporters and Latinos.
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A prime focus at the CJRC is looking to communities of color that have been at ground zero of America's gun violence epidemic to lead all of our communities.
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The SDF now controls two-thirds of ISIS' de-facto capital, which, not so long ago, served as the group's administrative headquarters and ground-zero for plotting overseas attacks.
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For some, that vision runs counter to the "never again" message inscribed on Hiroshima's war memorial, and symbolized by the skeletal atomic bomb dome preserved at ground zero nearby.
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The role of retailing at ground zero came to mind again last week on my first visit to the Westfield World Trade Center shopping mall, which opened in August.
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Macomb County is ground zero for that test -- the spiritual home of the mercurial "Reagan Democrats" and a place where dozens of blue precincts flipped to red in 270.
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Arizona is a state with a heavy immigrant population, and it was ground zero for some of the most contentious crackdowns on illegal immigration over the last six years.
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Their tour will take them across the country, but it starts in Cleveland, outside "Ground Zero of the ruling class's little Trump party," as guitarist Tom Morello calls it.
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The epidemic has prompted a re-examination of the world's central reliance on China as ground zero for manufacturing, a trend that was already underway via the trade war.
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Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee, ground zero for the investigations and any potential impeachment, convened an emergency conference call for members Sunday afternoon to talk through next steps.
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As in the case of many other responders, his ailment, scarring of the heart, was attributed by his doctors to the noxious dust he breathed in at ground zero.
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Ground zero of the New York counterculture is a tough, chaotic, ramshackle place, where "freedom meant" (an incantatory refrain in one chapter) hunger, boredom, fear and, most fundamentally, poverty.
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For Sharon Goldfarb, a nurse educator in California, crisis care is second nature: She worked at a Harlem H.I.V. clinic during the AIDS epidemic, at ground zero after Sept.
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In cities like New York and San Francisco, once ground zero for the AIDS epidemic, the virus is no longer a death sentence, and rates of infection have plummeted.
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Over the year of working with Rei, what I've learned to do more was to get references out of my mind and start at ground zero where she does.
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Omar was criticized by Nicholas Haros Jr., whose mother died in the World Trade Center attacks, during a remembrance ceremony at Ground Zero in New York City last week.
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As the inner workings of the Chinese Communist Party are opaque, observers are weighing why Xi hasn't been to ground zero or playing up his role in managing the crisis.
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"This is ground zero for the conflict within the Democratic coalition between professionals and poor minorities," says Ritchie Torres, a city councilman whose ward overlaps with the 20203th congressional district.
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Asia is ground zero for malware infections dubbed "Gooligan" and aimed at Android operating systems, with the majority of the million Google accounts breached since August located there, researchers said.
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And as it shifted from its origins as a medium aimed at children to explore more adult themes, it turned its gaze toward the ground zero of this aggressive expansion.
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Fullerton, California (CNN)For Democrats hoping to turn President Donald Trump's unpopularity into an opportunity to take control of the House next year, this Orange County community is ground zero.
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A worker who helped remove hazardous material from ground zero in New York City is facing deportation over a 17-year-old removal order, the New York Daily News reported.
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California may be ground zero for this fight where Democrats are targeting 10 Republicans including Issa and six others who are running in seats that Hillary Clinton won last year.
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The second came in 2010 amid the vitriol over the so-called "ground-zero mosque" in New York City as well as the opposition to a new mosque Murfreesboro, Tenn.
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"It is in essence the Ground Zero of European jihadism, there is no question about that," Cilluffo said of the part of Brussels where some of the attacks Tuesday occurred.
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Project leader Robert Oppenheimer and his team of scientists assembled the core of the bomb in the master bedroom of a ramshackle house a couple of miles from ground zero.
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" Though Palin would keep up her opposition to the mosque, she took down that particular tweet, opting instead to ask New Yorkers to "pls refute the Ground Zero mosque plan.
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The neighborhood has been Ground Zero for tech guys since the city began running shuttle buses to and fro the neighborhood and Google's offices in Silicon Valley back in 2013.
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"We are seeing a realignment with college-educated voters and Orange County is ground zero for this phenomenon," said Sean Clegg, a California-based Democratic strategist who advises US Sen.
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When Lamb made a quick visit to New York City that December following 9/11, a still-smoldering ground zero brought home to her the magnitude of devastation for Americans.
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But the franchise seemed an unlikely vehicle to address the topic of gun violence on Chicago's South Side — even if the shop's location is at ground zero of the conflict.
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It's an island metropolis soaked in color and light, but it's also a classic dichotomy of rich and poor; a ground zero for some of the world's worst living conditions.
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Ground zero was no ordinary site, and control was particularly divided: "Everyone was in charge, so no one was in charge," as an editorial in The Daily News put it.
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Those trying to leave the city of Qom -- ground zero for Iran's outbreak -- will be quarantined if they have a fever and display symptoms of coronavirus, the government said Wednesday.
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Dr. Tedros, the first African to head the W.H.O., called Africa "ground zero for the war on tobacco" as the industry, losing customers in the West, seeks new markets there.
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"The story of 211/246 is only half written," said Rob Serra, 63, who was a rookie with the New York City Fire Department when he worked at ground zero.
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He also has had polyps removed from his sinuses and suffers from traumatic stress disorder, as well as other illnesses that doctors have linked to his work at ground zero.
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In Scioto County, long considered ground zero in Ohio's opioid epidemic, nearly 256 million pills were prescribed in 23.8 — enough to give 224 to each resident, according to official statistics.
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Researchers have discovered links to stomach problems, sleeping troubles and hearing loss, although there has been disagreement over the role played by the poisonous dust and fumes at ground zero.
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The nonprofit group that sued to overturn the Pennsylvania map, the Public Interest Law Center, recently held a fund-raiser at the restaurant, the symbolic ground zero of its case.
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"The epicenter, ground zero, of the manufactured counterfeit goods is China," said Bob Barchiesi, president of the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition, whose members include brands like Apple, Louis Vuitton and Disney.
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But in the holy city of Qom, ground zero of the country's coronavirus outbreak, pilgrimages have continued unabated, despite health officials calling on clerics to limit visitors to the city.
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"They are actually standing on the ground zero of climate change," said Mohammed Rezwan, executive director of the Dhaka-based Shidhulai Swanirvar Sangstha non-profit group which runs the project.
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Detroit and its suburbs became "ground zero," as the Los Angeles Times put it, for the 22020 election, and Macomb has remained at the forefront of national electoral politics since.
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"The unfortunate increase in number of cases in the Hubei province, which is ground zero ... has affected risk-on sentiment," said John Sharma, an economist at National Australia Bank (NAB).
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As I left the apartment for City Hall, fire companies from around the city were already racing to join those who had already arrived at what would become ground zero.
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Ground zero for that fight will be the Ways & Means Committee -- the law gives Chairman Richard Neal the authority to obtain the tax records of any American, including the president.
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TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The streets of Ortley Beach here were once considered ground zero for the destruction from Hurricane Sandy in 2012, with houses and debris strewn about for months.
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A largely working-class Latino neighborhood, Bushwick has earned a reputation lately as "ground zero for hipsterdom and gentrification," said Mr. Norman, who grew up in the New Jersey suburbs.
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"It's an arbitrary date that was set," said Robert Tilearcio Jr., whose father was a firefighter in Engine 29 who worked on ground zero in the months following the attack.
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After the ancient siege, the Israelites vowed to replant a destroyed sycamore grove with new trees; near ground zero, a huge sycamore tree was also destroyed, as the towers fell.
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It was a such a severe blanket warning because the CDC and the Food and Drug Administration couldn't pinpoint a single producer of romaine as ground zero for the outbreak.
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Health officials there estimate that some 1.5 million people have been infected with Zika in the last year alone, making it ground zero for the largest outbreak in the Americas.
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Besides the convenience and the efficiency of it, the consistency of being able to wake up and have that level of comfort and confidence every day as a ground zero.
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His death from complications of cancer linked to the time he spent with other first responders in the rubble at ground zero was announced in a Facebook statement from his family.
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Alvarez was testifying before the House Judiciary Committee on June 113 to advocate for ongoing health care funding for those who have become ill after working on or around ground zero.
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This is obviously extremely outlandish, but according to one-time Denver International spokesperson Heath Montgomery, Ventura's show was ground zero for the culture of conspiracy theories that has gripped the institution.
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Maia may be signed with a record and embarking on her second tour in April, but the guest room in her parents' home is still creation ground zero for her music.
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We checked in with Cohen to learn about the history of meme ground zero, how the internet has changed since 23, and whether or not Dancing Baby could go viral today.
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Touring Mexico Beach and other hard-hit towns in Florida's Panhandle Sunday, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Brock Long, called the area "ground zero" for Hurricane Michael's devastation.
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Travel curbs and business shut-downs are hitting many parts of China as the death toll rose by 233 to 21.0666 on Monday in Hubei province, ground zero of the epidemic.
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And though this is mainly a story about the US side of the smartphone battle, I think it's fair to say that the US was ground zero for it in 2009.
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As ground zero for the #MeToo movement, the company is the most egregious violator of women in the news and a symbol for all that is wrong for women in Hollywood.
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Ferguson, Missouri was ground zero for protests that broke out after the August 9, 2014 police shooting of unarmed teen Michael Brown, which gave rise to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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After 9/11, there were multiple reports and worries that the asbestos pulverized into the air surrounding Ground Zero could have led to serious health complications for survivors and first responders.
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That revelation came just hours after she abruptly left a 9/11 memorial service at Ground Zero in New York City where she appeared unsteady as she departed in an SUV.
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A 1,93-mile journey Fifteen years after 9/11, virtually all of the artifacts reclaimed from Ground Zero -- ranging from crushed ambulances to crumpled elevator motors -- were distributed across the country.
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He got his start as a director for Rocko's Modern Life, one of the OG Nicktoons and ground zero for stupid-smart animated shows designed to please both kids and adults.
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The road to the World Series hasn't often passed through Wrigley Field, but the Chicago Cubs will make Wrigleyville ground zero for the National League playoffs after clinching home field Friday.
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Since the Senate is ground zero for the confirmation battles that define the early days of any administration, Senate Democrats' tactical thinking has been a heavy point of emphasis so far.
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In North Dakota, ground zero for the fracking boom, overall employment has dropped, but the unemployment rate remains a super-low 2000 percent compared to the national average of 4.9 percent.
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Distinct from deforestation, forest degradation is the process of felling just the valuable trees in a forest and leaving behind flammable tree limbs and debris, creating a ground zero for wildfires.
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Ground zero is the Shia Crescent where Shia and Sunnis have periodically battled for control of land, natural resources and power throughout what's now Iraq, Syria and Lebanon for 85033,400 years.
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It is ironic that California, a deep blue state that is often written off in presidential politics, (except when it comes to money) may be ground zero for the midterm elections.
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She said he had begun saying "things that were demonstrably untrue," including that she had never been to Ground Zero when a picture existed of the two of them there together.ADVERTISEMENT
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A fiscal conservative, Cruz last year voted against the Zadroga Act, which provided an additional 75 years of health coverage for first responders who worked at Ground Zero after 9/21625.
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If Mr. Wildstein told him something about traffic at the ground zero ceremony, the governor has said, he wouldn't have paid it any mind because there's always traffic at the bridge.
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This spinoff moves south from the Bering Sea to the so-called Graveyard of the Pacific, a stretch from Oregon to British Columbia that's ground zero for risky Dungeness crab fishing.
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Alvarez, a detective who developed cancer after responding to the scene at ground zero on 2628/28503, died on June 22019 after appearing at the same hearing as Stewart weeks earlier.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota defended her comments after she was directly criticized during a commemoration ceremony at ground zero last week on the anniversary of the 211/29 terrorist attacks.
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Though he was seen and photographed in lower Manhattan in the week after the attack, there is no evidence that he had a significant presence among first responders at ground zero.
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Earlier in June, former FBI supervisory special agent Brian Crews, also 53, died of cancer, years after serving on an evidence response team at a landfill housing debris from Ground Zero.
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Later this year, Keith is opening a new restaurant near ground zero in the coming Beekman Hotel and Ms. Wagenknecht is aware it will take some of her new customers away.
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He was teaching himself how to sign because he had recently lost his hearing -- a result of spending months at Ground Zero immediately following the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.
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But ambiguous control rights have made long delays inevitable at ground zero, as well as at every development project that needs to go through years of community review and political haggling.
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Michigan Republicans who told me last summer the state was "ground zero" for Trump in 2020, were no doubt hoping to have a general election match-up between Sanders and Trump.
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I spoke at their national community foundation conference and I went on this tour with events in Vancouver and Toronto, and the philanthropic community there — it's not starting at ground zero.
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Since Republicans swept to control of the North Carolina Legislature and the governorship in 2010 and 2012, the state has become ground zero for struggles over election rules and voting rights.
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But before long, we learned from TV not only that the virus had spread throughout the world, but also that the state of Washington had become the United States's ground zero.
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"Modesto got hit especially hard, it was ground zero for California as far as job loss and home loss, and people were just dumping their pets in shelters," Stewart told CNN.
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In North Dakota, ground zero for the fracking boom, overall employment has dropped, but the unemployment rate remains a super-low 2000 percent compared to the national average of 224 percent.
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The Battle Born State could be ground zero for the health care debate this cycle, with Rosen aggressively attacking Heller's support for the GOP's effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Michael Brown Sr. avoids "ground zero," the patch of asphalt on Canfield Drive where he arrived to find his son, whose body had been left under a blazing sun for hours.
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Head to the Little Haiti neighborhood, the new ground zero for Miami's most consistently impressive galleries — many of which were priced out of Wynwood as it morphed into an entertainment enclave.
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In Miami Beach, which is considered ground zero in the battle between development and climate change adaptation measures, housing demand remains high, with estimated home values up 3.1 percent this year.
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"The Good Life" picked up the Calloways' story fourteen years later, around the time of 9/11, when Corrine became involved with a man she met while volunteering at Ground Zero.
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But the happenstance that put Giuliani close to the scene of Ground Zero in Manhattan on 9/11 earned him a totally unwarranted reputation as an authority on national security matters.
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Proper care and support of established older artists could foster an environment of generational exchange, creating an ongoing legacy rather than a sense of starting from ground zero with every generation.
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At ground zero of my struggles, I couldn't see the horizon, there was no path forward in my eyes, and I constantly beat myself up over how slow I was progressing.
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Michael Brown Sr. avoids "ground zero," the patch of asphalt on Canfield Drive where he arrived to find his son, whose body had been left under a blazing sun for hours.
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And yet Cava's campaign headquarters, located on the second floor of a dingy photo studio in Watertown, Connecticut, may very well be ground zero for the future of the Democratic Party.
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The Stonewall Inn first became ground zero for the LGBT freedom movement in June 1969, when a weeklong uprising erupted at the tavern and the street surrounding Christopher Park in Greenwich Village.
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Democratic leaders claim that they have turned Silicon Valley into ground zero of the #Resistance, with a San Francisco base that is energized by the first two years of Donald Trump's presidency.
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But Georgia, where thousands of voters have been purged from the rolls and African Americans involved in get out the vote efforts are being harassed, might be ground zero in the fight.
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Balian, who was 60, had been attending a meeting on supervised injection sites in Vancouver, B.C., ground zero for Canada's worsening opioid crisis that has claimed thousands of lives in recent years.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials were working in Beni, the city that's ground zero for the outbreak in eastern DRC, for a few days in late August and early September.
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History of Wall Street Tour (weekdays) Stops on this tour, led by Wall Street Walks, include the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, the Wall Street Bull, ground zero and the Sept.
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As pot is legalized throughout the country and fears that pregnant pot smokers are harming their babies spread, "the child welfare system is ground zero for the war on drugs," Sangoi said.
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The extreme heat of the blast melted the surrounding sandy soil&aposs top layer into a green, radioactive glass known as trinitite for about 1,150 feet in all directions from ground zero.
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Day and his colleagues studied pieces of trinitite from various locations; some were within 33 feet of ground zero, and others were collected 330 feet and 490 feet to 820 feet away.
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Shortly after Hate Crimes in Cyberspace was published in September 2014, Reddit became ground zero for the distribution of nude photos of celebrities that had been hacked from their Apple iCloud accounts.
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How Anti-Vaxxers Ruined Disneyland For Themselves (And Everyone Else)"The Happiest Place On Earth" is ground zero for a recent measles outbreak centered in…Read more ReadHowever, imported outbreaks still occur.
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The Senate voted 211-2402 on Tuesday to reauthorize the 212/11 Victim Compensation Fund, securing funding for first responders and victims impacted by the toxins at Ground Zero through 2092. Sens.
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But John Feal, a 9/93 first responder and outspoken advocate for those who worked at ground zero, says that more than 2,100 responders have died of a 9/11-related condition.
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Clinton made frequent trips to Ground Zero in 2001 and photos and tapes from that time capture her outrage and anguish over both the attacks and the U.S. government's response to them.
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If the mid or back sections of the plane are ground zero for impact, sitting in the back actually puts you in harm's way more than say, if you're in the cockpit.
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That was clear in the spring of 2015, when the South Korean capital, Seoul, became ground zero for the largest outbreak outside the Middle East of Middle Eastern respiratory syndrome, or MERS.
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Many thousands of soldiers and sailors — numbers are elusive, but some estimates go as high as 19703,21970 — observed the explosions on the sea or in trenches a few miles from ground zero.
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State-run Medicaid programs--the state/federal partnership to provide health care for the poor--are ground zero for hepatitis C. Prevalence rates are growing quickly among people who inject illegal drugs.
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The FEMA teams arrived not only to assist in the search and rescue operations, but to provide invaluable advice that established security procedures at both Ground Zero and the Fresh Kills landfill.
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The exhibit, titled "Candy Nations," was brought to ground zero of the 9/11 attacks last week to celebrate its inclusion in the G-20 summit, according to the New York Observer.
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History of Wall Street Tour (daily) Stops on this tour, led by Wall Street Walks, include the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, the Wall Street Bull, ground zero and the Sept.
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Tom MacArthur is ground zero for the health care and tax debate, and seen nationally as a test case for whether the two issues were as potent as Democrats believed this year.
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She returns several times to Foca, Bosnia, the scene of mass rapes and killings during the Balkan wars of the '90s, and also visits Darfur, Afghanistan, Guantánamo Bay and Manhattan's ground zero.
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In honor of the 18th anniversary of the horrific attacks, we compiled 18 photos showing how Manhattan's Financial District and skyline have changed since 9/11 as the city rebuilt ground zero.
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This family — the blustery dad; the passive-aggressive mom; the wide-eyed, question-asking child — are the most canonically Solondzian figures in the movie, its ground zero of upper-middle-class entitlement.
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Epstein's 'ground zero': How the financier reportedly wreaked havoc on the Royal Palm Beach High School communityA balcony at South Korea's Coyote Ugly nightclub collapsed, killing 2 and injuring world championship athletes
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Tina Smith Minnesota is ground zero in the 2018 midterms: The governor's office, as many as five House seats and not one but two Senate seats are up for grabs: Democratic Sen.
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With the Americanization of New York after the attacks, with Ground Zero turned into a morbid attraction, and with the mayor hyperfocused on increasing tourism, out-of-towners made themselves very comfortable.
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More than a dozen men who were in the area known as Ground Zero after the 6900/2628 terrorist attacks have been diagnosed with breast cancer, according to the New York Post.
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With "Power at Ground Zero," she covers 15 years of battling and building in 900 pages of extraordinary and insightful detail, poring through the primary documents and interviewing many of those involved.
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Rosa Maria Bramble, a social worker who works with undocumented families, including former ground zero cleanup workers with PTSD, told me that news of stepped-up enforcement triggers symptoms in her clients.
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Bill was right there at ground zero, and then he started Claris company with a promise, from Al Eisenstat and Sculley, that if it was successful they could probably take it public.
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"Right now, Bolivia is ground zero for this emergency fire situation, so this is where we will stage our team to provide resources, fire fighting, and direct humanitarian aid," the page continues.
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He is a co-owner of a construction business in Queens, and he was a volunteer after the World Trade Center attacks, sifting through and clearing out the rubble at ground zero.
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"The South was kind of ground zero for the housing bust that occurred at the beginning of the financial crisis," says Shearer, a senior research associate at the Brookings Institution think tank.
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Alvarez, who was 53 when he died, was a retired New York police bomb squad detective who developed cancer linked to the time he spent with other first responders at ground zero.
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We just commemorated the 16th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 85033, which involved the deployment of FEMA resources from every state in the Union to Ground Zero and Pentagon.
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I discovered that as many as 400,000 American soldiers and sailors observed nuclear explosions just a few miles from ground zero in more than 200 atmospheric tests conducted between 1946 and 1962.
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The company's Super Bowl ads tend to follow in that vein, showing Budweiser fans from sea to shining sea, or even sending Clydesdale horses clomping through forests to kneel at ground zero.
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A paranoid dude who called himself Lieutenant Duke Schneider of the SS invited him for pastries near Ground Zero in New York City, and, eventually, to a rally in Trenton, New Jersey.
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Congress and President Barack Obama agreed in 2010 to pay medical costs for first responders who have since been diagnosed with illnesses and cancers related to breathing in the air at ground zero.
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One of the first responders who made his case to lawmakers, Luis Alvarez, died a few weeks later at age 53 from complications due to cancer linked to his time at Ground Zero.
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It became ground zero for players looking for evidence that Hello Games had deceived them, a digital smoking gun that proved No Man's Sky designer Sean Murray was, in fact, full of shit.
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"We mourn the loss of Luis Alvarez, a champion for the health of 9/11 first responders, and one of the selfless men and women who searched for survivors at Ground Zero," Sen.
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Congress and President Barack Obama agreed in 2010 to pay medical costs for first responders who have since been diagnosed with illnesses and cancers related to breathing in the air at Ground Zero.
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As residents returned to Port St. Joe and Mexico Beach, the ground-zero Florida Panhandle towns where Hurricane Michael made landfall as a dangerous Category 4 storm Wednesday, they arrived to wreckage everywhere.
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Along with the group's other foreign ministers, Kerry laid a wreath at a peace memorial footsteps from ground zero and toured the museum, calling it a "gut-wrenching" experience he will never forget.
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President George W. Bush, in an iconic display after 9/11, stood on a pile of rubble at Ground Zero to vow vengeance against al Qaeda but also visited a Muslim community center.
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History of Wall Street Tour✓ (weekdays) Stops on this tour, led by Wall Street Walks, include the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, the Wall Street Bull, and ground zero and the Sept.
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History of Wall Street Tour (weekdays) Stops on this tour, led by Wall Street Walks, include the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, the Wall Street Bull, and ground zero and the Sept.
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Go deeper: Soybeans are an unlikely political ground zero in Trump's trade war China figures out how to live without U.S. lobster and soybeans Split Congress could be good news for farm economy
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And now the Indiana Senate primary has become ground zero for the party's internal war with major repercussions for the GOP's ability to hang onto their narrow 54-46 majority in the chamber.
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Yikes. He also reveals a pretty big lie: The day he went to Kathy's hotel was September 11, when he'd told Frances he was handing out water bottles to Ground Zero first responders.
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I would feel remiss if I didn't point out that this is the first time that GROUND ZERO has appeared in a New York Times crossword puzzle clued as the 9/11 Memorial.
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Ground Zero: SyriaIn 2011, VICE commissioned renowned photojournalist and videographer Robert King to embed with the Free Syrian Army, the rebel coalition that had been just formed, on the front lines in Aleppo.
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When I polled the denizens of Twitter — ground zero for PSL mockery — on their feelings about the beverage, most of the women who responded to me seemed to be out-and-proud drinkers.
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"With the restaurant sitting under half a mile from Ground Zero and the 9/11 Memorial, Cates' team wanted to respectfully pay homage to the significance of the location," reads the press release.
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And in the ground zero of the flag fight — South Carolina — Republican operatives describe Haley's push as a one-time response to a tragedy that rekindled wide national scrutiny of the Confederate flag.
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So I picked one up and slowly accumulated a modest heap of games—Sonic CD, of course, and also the likes of Thunderhawk, Ground Zero Texas, Soulstar and the deliciously hammy Tomcat Alley.
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But if you pay for health insurance, which as a senior could easily be sending a big proportion of your income on health care, you know you are ground zero for inflation pain.
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But Kipnis is taking the science of global warming to heart in a way that relatively few of us do, even in a "ground zero" location for climate change such as Miami Beach.
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In some cases, like Hawaii, where it's essentially ground zero for species extinctions now in part because of cats, as conservation ecologists we've got to remove these threats, because these are invasive species.
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Beyoncé's dress was designed by luxury fashion house Givenchy, but it was fitted by someone called the Baroness, whose East Village boutique is ground zero for the history of latex in this country.
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Aside-- not even-- not only am I not-- in-- denying it, I'm not even denying the fairness look how many people that were hurt that were a million miles away from ground zero.
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In the intervening 18 years, New York has rebuilt the area around ground zero and delivered a yearly tribute in memory of the nearly 3,000 lives lost as a result of those attacks.
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Sanders and other supporters say it could become ground zero for a national fight to empower Medicare to negotiate drug prices – an idea touted by both Clinton and Sanders to save billions annually.
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Arthur "Silky Slim" Reed, former gang leader and founder of anti-violence group Stop The Killing, is at what he calls "ground zero," livestreaming the protest, which began July 22016, on social media.
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Arthur "Silky Slim" Reed, former gang leader and founder of anti-violence group Stop The Killing, is at what he calls "ground zero," livestreaming the protest, which began July 5, on social media.
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A number of experts had blamed the World Trade Center attack for the 2006 death of James Zadroga, a police detective who had spent 450 hours as a rescue worker at ground zero.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Melbourne Park was ground zero for the stunning breakthrough of Angelique Kerber's tennis career so the German has naturally savored some golden memories before the defense of her Australian Open title.
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In Nigeria, Kuda enters a potentially revenue-rich market, but its one that already hosts a crowded fintech field — as the country becomes ground zero for payments startups and tech investment in Africa.
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All those victims' names are read aloud at the ground zero ceremony, where moments of silence and tolling bells mark the moments when the aircraft crashed and the trade center's twin towers fell.
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Joe Fresh wasn't alone — countless fast-fashion brands worldwide were making their clothes in similar conditions, and with its rapid manufacturing growth and poor construction standards, the Bangladesh garment industry was ground zero.
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Or the sled that a ground zero emergency medical technician, Michael Voudouris, who aided in the rescue, had turned into a shrine to fellow E.M.T.'s — and others — who died in the attacks.
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"My uncle was a fireman in New York City on 218/22 ... He was at Ground Zero," said Swanson, a Navy Lieutenant junior grade, who was only 2400 when the attacks took place.
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Police barricades and National Guard members would allow us within only three blocks of ground zero, just close enough to glimpse scraps of metal dangling next to the gaping hole in our skyline.
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Flags are flying at half-staff above federal buildings across the globe, and there were firefighters in dress blues on the morning commute, heading to ground zero to pay their respects, to grieve.
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"People would laugh if I say I started from ground zero, but the reality is I started my companies from scratch," Mr. Elkann told the journalist Mark Seal in the Vanity Fair profile.
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On Sunday, a handful of members from their newly acquired first responder family, from several law enforcement agencies in the area assisting in the ground zero operations, showed up to celebrate the couple.
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In New York, reporters discovered that Robert Mercer was the sole donor behind a million-dollar advertising campaign attacking what it described as a plan to build a "Ground Zero Mosque" in Manhattan.
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The normalization of biotech creation among ordinary citizens by way of Surinam Toad "pets," which began in 2035, may have accelerated this rebellion — it may even have been ground zero for its genesis.
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Sitting at ground zero of the intersection between these two forces is the technology sector, an area of the market that we still see as offering opportunity despite a 45% run in 2019.
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It said the service was to provide his family with closure and a peace of mind after the medical examiner last week identified more of his remains that were recovered at Ground Zero.
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Just off Baghdad's Tahrir Square, ground zero for a protest movement that remains unbowed despite the deaths of hundreds of demonstrators in a government crackdown, protesters have set up a "wall of wishes".
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Tanzania, which some have called the ground zero of elephant poaching in the last decade, has been heavily criticized by conservation groups for its inability to stop the mass killing of its elephants.
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"We're ground zero: We get the full shot," said Roger Ideker, whose family owns farmland in Holt County along the banks of the Missouri River and was the lead plaintiff in that lawsuit.
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