He added houses are for habitation, not for speculative investment.
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We've pushed the landscape to the limits of human habitation.
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The county government insists the cave is unsuited to habitation.
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The facility where Carlos arrived was barely fit for habitation
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There were no signs of regular habitation, which wasn't a surprise.
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He is also charged with one count of arson of a habitation.
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They even had their respective attorneys work out a co-habitation agreement.
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Despite their size, Alaska's fires don't infringe as much on human habitation.
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Scientists have been eager to unravel the region's history of human habitation.
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Manned exploration, habitation and sustainable exploitation of the oceans however requires technology.
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" A federal judge would describe the prison as "unfit for human habitation.
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City officials had declared the house "unfit for human habitation" in 2013.
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It is meant to evoke a rustic Serbian communal village habitation, the zadruga.
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These microbes could make Mars more suitable for human habitation, the researchers say.
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With habitation few and far between, this icy tundra is an otherworldly experience.
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But overall, there are no signs of long-term habitation inside the structure.
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Companies, such as Bigelow, are committed to making off-Earth habitation a reality.
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But there are signs of previous habitation everywhere, like this corroding trash can.
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Human habitation and exploitation of natural resources threaten the islands' habitats, he said.
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Also, those houses tended to contain fewer people as multi-generation habitation declined.
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That could be useful for moon habitation and making fuel for exploring Mars.
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" After a few weeks, the city found the house "unfit for human habitation.
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But the Emergencies Ministry declared that most of the building remained fit for habitation.
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The McAllen facility where Carlos arrived on May 13 was barely fit for habitation.
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Away from human habitation, the night soundscape is as rich as the night sky.
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But the record of human habitation of Greenland testifies to more than human resourcefulness.
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As previously mentioned, their co-habitation is for the duration of Gomez's new project.
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Human habitation is next to impossible, and the closest water well isn't available for miles.
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The National Construction Authority found that 58% of buildings in Nairobi are unfit for habitation.
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The National Construction Authority found 58 percent of buildings in Nairobi were unfit for habitation.
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No human remains were found at the site, or other artifacts suggestive of human habitation.
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Landscapes can change quite dramatically over long time scales, often obscuring traces of human habitation.
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The mission was designed to study the long-term effects of human habitation in space.
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Today, only three of the atoll's 40 islands have been dubbed safe for human habitation.
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As Michael Grunwald points out at Politico, Florida was never particularly amenable to human habitation.
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Sauter has been charged with deadly conduct and criminal trespass of a habitation, the report said.
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The habitation of the rainforest scene was comprised of performers that are actual descendants of aborigines.
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The lucky companies are all taking slightly different approaches to the problem of deep space habitation.
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Garrett Finney had designed habitation modules for the International Space Station before founding Taxa in 5003.
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Scientists have now discovered the reason there were no signs of human habitation at the site.
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Considered too dry for permanent habitation, fresh water is trucked to the wells in the region.
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There's also an inheritance tax and certain habitation taxes, which Macron has endeavored to peel away.
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They also converted the sustainable agriculture to monoculture experiments with cotton wood trees, and ended human habitation.
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But the proposal also raises engineering and ethical questions for any future exploration and habitation of Mars.
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Bridenstine has said that project could be reduced to just two modules, ones for power and habitation.
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Devoid of human habitation, it is one of the last holdouts for the country's endangered elephant population.
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"Importantly, this indicates a more permanent habitation at Gebel el Silsila than previously thought," the archaeologists said.
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Radiocarbon dating of these items placed habitation at the site from between 47,000 and 31,000 years ago.
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After centuries of habitation, the final 36 residents requested evacuation from this remotest of communities in 1930.
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David Buckel sacrificed his life in an effort to save the earth as place of human habitation.
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The whole felt less like an art venue and more like a lair or place of habitation.
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It won't be safe for human habitation for another 24,000 years (plutonium has a 24,000-year half-life).
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The model — located in Huntsville, Alabama — includes habitation and airlock modules based on Boeing's work developing the ISS.
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"They are often living near human habitation," he said, noting that humans have encroached on howler monkey areas.
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In particular, it would explain the traces of habitation along South Africa's coast that date from shortly after.
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We are still in the main habitation building, where I'd found the others being swarmed by the bots.
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One space is meant to be inhabited, while the other is meant to project the illusion of habitation.
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Granted, the swamp is not well suited for human habitation, but humans depend on it all the same.
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Jackson is charged with two counts of aggravated robbery and one count of burglary of a habitation, Silva confirms.
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For safety, the receiving station should be positioned far from human habitation, such as a desert or island.29.
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Russo said many homes lacked the most basic infrastructures, such as sewage, and were not fit for human habitation.
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"We're theoretically coming to a point where China might have the only human habitation zone in space," Weeden said.
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The work hints at how terrain surpasses — and thus signifies meanings beyond — the markings or traces from human habitation.
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In answer to that conundrum, the sheeted observer sticks around while years of habitation, or empty desolation, roll by.
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That means that turtles were eaten over the entire course of habitation of the cave, which spanned 200,000 years.
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A chronologically fragmented narrative takes shape, one that spans generations of human habitation on this strange and hostile world.
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"We have to take all the precautions before building a human habitation on Mars and beyond," he told me.
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Researchers could feasibly begin searching for bones in caves where DNA in the dirt indicates habitation by ancient humans.
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But the initial results do suggest that human habitation is far more destructive to animal populations than radioactive fallout.
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"This is where you can hear the huskies, see the local habitation, see the sides of the mountains," he says.
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Ryan Felton Sauter was charged with deadly conduct and criminal trespass of a habitation, according to The Austin American-Statesman.
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NASA envisions this Gateway consisting of various modules strung together, either designed for habitation or for providing power and propulsion.
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In particular, it would explain the traces of habitation along South Africa's coast that date from shortly after this period.
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" He said the Philippines should "fortify" its territory: "(We) must build bunkers or houses there and make provisions for habitation.
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China has suggested it is an island, a term reserved in international law for land capable of supporting human habitation.
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One picture in that exhibition showed a displaced-persons dormitory in Cyprus — no people, but evidence of human habitation everywhere.
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The rest of the action takes place on the verge of a forest: the classic habitation of a fairy tale.
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"This volume is great," Michael Gernhardt, a former NASA astronaut now in charge of NASA's NextSTEP Habitation program, told reporters.
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Britain's tall buildings should not, as some say, be branded unfit for human habitation—but be made safer instead (see article).
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Last week, over a dozen human rights groups urged Greece to take action to render its camps fit for human habitation.
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The young duo seem to be friendly otherwise, and agree that they've learned their lesson about co-habitation and pet ownership.
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The last evidence of his family—a shoe, a stuffed animal—pockmark the woods like the last artifact of human habitation.
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He said the city was aware of reports that people were living there, but no permits had been issued for habitation.
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Childs has been charged with burglary of a habitation with intent to commit assault and indecent exposure, according to court records.
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Japan's leaders hope to restore for human habitation more than 100 cities, towns and villages scattered over hundreds of square miles.
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How we all got to be here, lying on the floor of our brand new habitation buildings, smothered by tiny robots.
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The National Construction Authority found that 58 percent of buildings in Nairobi were unfit for habitation, according to The Associated Press.
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The only signs of human habitation were fallow, neatly marked farm plots that crept up the valley walls at improbable angles.
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In addition, more than 403 homes and 12 apartment complexes that were not destroyed have been declared unsafe for habitation, authorities said.
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On September 27, Elon Musk announced a bold new plan to establish a permanent human habitation on Mars with his company SpaceX.
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In Andromeda, that character is Ryder, part of a Pathfinder team whose job is to explore new worlds for potential human habitation.
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"Most sheds aren't designed for human habitation," said Eric Enns, the owner of Modern Spaces and Sheds, which built the Stullkens' shed.
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James Casebere's latest photographs show the modernist homes of Luis Barragán alluringly yet threateningly devoid of people or any signs of human habitation.
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In Morden's future, that monumental task is placed upon humanity, and governments have contracted companies to begin building the colonies for eventual habitation.
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Orion "will need to be augmented by in-space and on-Mars habitation modules, as well as a Mars lander," Free told CNN.
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Mercury may not inspire many dreams of human habitation, but it has captivated space nerds for over 3,000 years—and for good reason.
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There is a 17th-century coffee plantation, Habitation La Grivelière in Vieux-Habitants, a designated historic monument about 20 miles from Trois-Rivières.
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They've been giving feedback on things like foothold placement and the overall flow of the interior as part of NASA's NextSTEP Habitation program.
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Darkening, an exhibition of Lorna Simpson's glacial paintings, submerges us in an icy desert largely devoid of language and far from human habitation.
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But here in the dark, in a domain generally far from human habitation, language fades out like a radio signal slowly being lost.
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In August, the Los Angeles City Council declared that the structures were unsuitable for human habitation, thus clearing a pathway for the houses' removal.
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The Helelani is part of NASA's Additive Construction with Mobile Emplacement (ACME) project, an effort to make planetary surfaces ready for real human habitation.
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This week, after more than eight years of lively habitation in one of journalism's more obscure corners, I'm making a final egress, passing on.
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"The right to own weapons for personal use, not prohibited by the law, in the place of in habitation, is recognized," the document says.
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Even after a federal judge ruled the jail unfit for human habitation, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors repeatedly resisted building a new one.
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They have repeatedly won decisions in Belgium's high court to maintain Doel as a "habitation zone," and to protect local citizens' rights to stay.
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Humanly speaking, no more is required, and no more can reasonably be asked, for this planet to remain a place fit for human habitation.
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The archaeological site of the island's oldest known human habitation (circa 5850 B.C.), the area is the place of origin for the Kwakiutl peoples.
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In "Scribing the Void," the metaphor has become unmoored, the dwelling or habitation torn away from the rock it is meant to rest upon.
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"NASA's vision for human habitation on the moon will drive the cislunar economy to grow exponentially," OrbitBeyond partner TeamIndus wrote in a recent blog post.
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The cost may reach $1 billion or more, but that cannot stand in the way of moving forward to make the city fit for habitation.
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Third, there is the existence of a habitation specifically set aside for dreaming — imaginative excursions into the self where intuition is the more convincing wisdom.
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La Rinconada is the highest human habitation in the world, and it is home to some of the most brutal living conditions known to man.
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Large ballpoint drawings by Scott Bluedorn show human and animal habitation on four islands in New York State: Gardiners, Gardiners Point, North Brother and Plum.
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There, collections fellow Kevin Adkisson has created a sense of habitation in a setting that normally conforms to the typical, careful neutrality of house museums.
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Image: Götz OssendorfArchaeologists working in the Bale Mountains of Ethiopia have uncovered the earliest evidence to date of human habitation in a high-altitude environment.
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Due to the limited capability of the Minimal Habitation Module and Orion's 2628-day maximum mission life, lunar surface missions are limited to six days.
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The Falcon Heavy is the rocket Musk says could eventually carry astronauts or other equipment to Mars as part of SpaceX's dubiously safe human habitation project.
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The project was dealt its first blow from the city in August, when the Los Angeles City Council declared that structures were unsuitable for human habitation.
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Mining extraterrestrial objects could be economical, but would provide a weak reason for mass habitation, since it could be done most easily and cheaply by robots.
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The main task will be to build "habitation systems" which NASA said will allow a safe environment for humans to live as they travel to Mars.
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Image: Christopher L./FlickrNew research shows that temperatures are set to skyrocket in parts of the Middle East and Africa, making human habitation next to impossible.
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Location data shows where we sleep nightly, mobile payments provide proof of utilities, and our neighbors, who can verify our habitation, are a text message away.
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The first initiative involves habitation systems, or "habs," that could sustain and transport astronauts on long duration, deep-space missions — such as a mission to Mars.
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Some of these firms will be building habitation modules, while others will focus on communication infrastructure, propulsion systems, and other key aspects of deep space survival.
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ATSDR's role is advisory, but its reports can lead to strongly worded health bulletins or other actions, including condemnation of properties deemed unfit for human habitation.
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To visit is to see human history peeled open; archaeological digs through 21 feet of sediment reveal 22 distinct cultural layers over 282,000 years of habitation.
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"The idea is not to get territory but to establish human habitation, and I think some island states are considering it as a solution," he said.
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The United Arab Emirates this month launched a two million AED ($545,000) seed fund to bankroll researchers and projects pursuing the future of human space habitation.
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A necropolis from the Middle Ages, the site of about 40 burials, is the last trace of regular human habitation of the site, according to Archeodunum.
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The panel, adjudicating a claim brought by the Philippines against China's claims, declared it a "rock" instead, meaning it cannot sustain human habitation or economic activity.
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In the United Arab Emirates, plans are afoot to create a $163 million mock settlement in the desert outside Dubai to prepare for future Mars habitation.
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But when a wall cracked in the dilapidated house, Bucharest authorities evicted the eight Roma families living there immediately with the building declared 'unfit for habitation'.
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NASA can add the Gateway with a Habitation Module in the future to extend mission duration and enable a sustainable lunar program and support Mars missions.
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Guest speakers offered fresh insights and perspectives on topics ranging from human habitation on Mars to artificial intelligence, tech and politics and the coming product wars.
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These started as illegal residences in industrial spaces; while this use for habitation would have been legal under the 1916 zoning code, the 1961 alterations banned it.
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The Illulissat Icefjord is a UNESCO-protected site on Greenland's west coast that's known for both its stunning natural features and its long history of human habitation.
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Still, if you are talking long-term human habitation, both of those are just stepping stones, says Amanda Hendrix, a senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute.
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Guo was convicted in 1991 for burglary of a habitation after breaking into the apartment of a student who attended Southern Methodist University in the Dallas area.
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Academics at the University of Nantes who led the project said it was the first house built in situ for human habitation using a robot 3D-printer.
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A mere 13,000 years ago, well within the time frame of human habitation in the West, it was part of an immense inland sea called Lake Lahontan.
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For this particular study, an international group of researchers scoured the Wadi Faynan region in Southern Jordan, a place of early human habitation, for just such clues.
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He took it to a river about four miles from the house, where he thought the python would best enjoy its surroundings, far from any human habitation.
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Bezos has already proposed a public-private partnership between Blue Origin and NASA to create a Moon lander to test the possibilities of lunar manufacturing and habitation.
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After eight buildings collapsed in the country last year, killing 15 people, an audit of Kenya's buildings found that 58 percent in Nairobi were unfit for habitation.
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However, with 1,000 starships built, the company&aposs Mars habitation efforts could rack up 1 million launches in a year (per Musk&aposs per-rocket launch math).
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The camp, a forty-acre assemblage of tents, situated on a vast windswept sandlot that had formerly served as a landfill, didn't seem fit for human habitation.
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It was a kind of living laboratory, studying how people deal with closed systems and long-term occupancy, preparing us for habitation on other moons or planets.
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The U.N. says much of this area is not suitable for habitation because it lacks water, sewerage and roads, but many refugees are already settling there anyway.
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In many cases, they're called public roads, but they might be blown out or impassable using vehicles, so I would walk 60 or 100 miles between human habitation.
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Those photos relayed the eerie notion that the presence of people would sully the pure idealism of spaces that were supposedly constructed specifically for human use and habitation.
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The EPA determined that contamination was more pervasive than originally thought, and the ground had suffered from subsidence due to mining so most buildings weren't fit for habitation.
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But a draft, seen by Reuters on Monday, included measures to criminalize extramarital sex, same-sex relations, and co-habitation, all of which were previously unregulated by law.
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Last month, the creators of HBO's Chernobyl had to ask Instagrammers to comport themselves with "respect" at the nuclear disaster site, which still isn't safe for human habitation.
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The space laboratory was launched in September 2016 as part of China's broader Tiangong program, which aims to build a space laboratory designed for long-term human habitation.
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NELL-1: NELL-1 is a molecule being tested in microgravity to see how it can preserve bone mass for humans in long-term spaceflight and space habitation.
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It may be as long as 20,000 years before the area is safe for human habitation again, so this turf will remain largely undisturbed for the foreseeable future.
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But the immense technical challenge presented by human exploration of Mars has not deterred scientists from sketching out optimal strategies for long-term habitation on the Red Planet.
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As outlandish as your situation may seem, you are not the first tenant to find yourself signing a lease on an apartment that is not ready for habitation.
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It's that, as we are the first species to radically disrupt the world that gave us life, much of that world may soon be unsafe for human habitation.
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" Lawmakers also require NASA to create ways to "extend human presence, including potential human habitation on another celestial body and a thriving space economy in the 21st Century.
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Baltimore, as a matter of law, requires landlords to ensure that a home is fit for human habitation, and building officials said that includes rent-to-own landlords.
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The source said despite the decision to end their co-habitation, Kardashian is "happy at his new house" and will continue to "focus on losing weight and staying healthy."
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Potential signs of a jaguar population could include whether fruiting trees are present that could attract jaguar prey, or whether there is access to water or human habitation nearby.
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Aguilar, a four-year member of the Fort Worth Fire Department, was arrested earlier this month and charged with burglary of a habitation with intent to commit a felony.
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"It seems imperative that further steps be taken to analyze additional exposure pathways to make a definitive statement as to whether these islands are safe for habitation," researchers wrote.
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He is still in jail as of right now, being charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and burglary of a habitation with intent to commit a felony.
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Another drawback is that Massachusetts is the only state with a "not meant for human habitation" shelter eligibility policy, so the results might not explain what could happen elsewhere.
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They form a scattered archipelago of industry, culture, habitation and recreation that has been documented by artists like Monet and Van Gogh and by novelists like Zola and Flaubert.
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While the subtitle promises the reader Greenland's "buried past," by starting with Nansen and other explorers, Gertner's story writes off some 4,500 years of earlier history and human habitation.
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And simulating actual 3D-printing, as it would happen on the moon to create building blocks for human habitation, should be assessed to determine pitfalls and challenges, they said.
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His works save not a building's walls, floors, windows or doors but remains of architectural habitation: whisperingly faint but still visceral remnants of actual bodies that occupied real space.
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"Darling, it's better down where it's wetter," sang the calypso crab to the fishtailed heroine of Disney's "The Little Mermaid" in 1989, hymning the joys of ocean-floor habitation.
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It would be as if building owners did not have to pay water charges for the city reservoirs in the mountains and miles of aqueducts that make habitation possible.
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Add to that Mir's misadventures, including a dangerous collision and emergency fire, and you can understand why it was eventually deemed unsafe for further habitation, and deorbited in 2001.
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Since the 1986 incident, a 19-mile exclusion zone has remained in place for decades, with experts claiming the area won't be fit for human habitation for another 20,000 years.
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The government's chief inspector of prisons observed filthy common areas with rubbish piling up; fleas, cockroaches and rats; blood and vomit left overnight; and cramped cells "not fit for habitation".
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This opens up the tantalizing possibility of recovering similar proteins from the earliest human fossils; traces of human habitation in the Laetoli region date back to 3.75 million years ago.
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The few signs of former habitation—a homestead on top of a hill, the remains of a once-ploughed field—have been burned to the ground or overrun by bush.
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Although his landscape pieces might seem ominous—draped in fog, lacking any sign of habitation—Keever insists that he didn't intend to seem anti-social or cryptic with the pieces.
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From 1946 to 1958, the US military detonated 67 nuclear and atmospheric bombs on Enewetak and Bikini atolls, displacing indigenous communities and leaving the land radioactive and unfit for habitation.
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Sea level rise will ultimately wipe out the record of human habitation of the coastal margin in the Southeast within the next one or two centuries, a study has shown.
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"Everything about this environment was quite unsuited to photography, human habitation, tourism or happiness," Dyer grumbles after losing control of his sled in the deep snow and terrifying his wife.
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Nothing about it resembles a place of human habitation, and in fact it was built for machines: An AT&T subsidiary commissioned the tower to house long-distance phone lines.
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And Maram Kaff, who lives in Cairo, said she had been deeply affected by reports that parts of the Middle East may be too hot for human habitation by 2100.
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Municipalities can use the trees for erosion prevention and fish habitation (by sinking the tree into a pond), and the city zoos can give their animals clean, used Christmas trees.
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This year's count revealed that at any given point in time, there are more than 225,21948 Angeleños experiencing homelessness; many are families sleeping in places not meant for human habitation.
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"The fact is that most of the inhabitants are living in a very low area that is not good for human habitation," said presiding member of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly, Hon.
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But the new discovery is not without its critics, who say older evidence of human habitation outside of this region exists elsewhere, and that the finger might not even be human.
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While Musk noted that NASA missions will bring in some profit, he also made very clear that he will need more money to bring his vision of Martian habitation to fruition.
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Matta-Clark's precise geometric cavities cut into long-used buildings monumentalized their state of extended human habitation — a final architectural gesture toward these reliquaries of everyday life, of struggle and survival.
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He posted articles with tips and tricks about building out a van for long term habitation, where to stealthily park in urban areas, how to pick up work on the road.
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In 2012, Massachusetts shelters began requiring additional documentation of homelessness, such as sleeping in a place "not meant for human habitation," which could include an emergency room, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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"It is conceivable that much of Australia simply becomes too hot and dry for human habitation," said Mann, who is director of the Earth System Science Center at Pennsylvania State University.
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"It is conceivable that much of Australia simply becomes too hot and dry for human habitation," said Mann, who is director of the Earth System Science Center at Pennsylvania State University.
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One of the specific projects for NextSTEP is habitation systems, which "provide a safe place for humans to live as we move beyond Earth on our Journey to Mars, " NASA says.
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Dancers performed on a lighted stage, taking viewers from first human habitation to the arrival of the conquistadors to the shame of slavery, and to immigration from Asia and the Middle East.
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Tiangong-2 is expected to follow in its predecessor's footsteps, serving as a testbed where Chinese astronauts can practice docking techniques and test technologies needed for long-term human habitation in space.
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More than 2,000 years ago the master Roman architect Vitruvius applied this kind of thinking to architecture, listing "commodity, firmness, and delight" as the three essential qualities of buildings for human habitation.
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Last week, as he faced accusations of racism for his attack on Baltimore as "disgusting, rat and rodent infested" and unfit for human habitation, he turned the black community into a validator.
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Slash-and-burn farming over tens of thousands of years of human habitation in Central Africa makes a nonsense of the notion of a pristine African Eden, a zone of forested wilderness.
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Editorial Of the nearly one million foreclosed houses sold by Fannie Mae, the government-run mortgage giant, since the housing bust, tens of thousands were decrepit, moldy and unfit for human habitation.
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Seventeen years later, after playing host to 15 and a half years of continuous human habitation for astronauts from 18 different countries, the ISS has just completed its 100,000th orbit around the Earth.
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All of the pumas in their study had some form of human habitation or development within their home range, and were likely to have experienced interactions—some of them potentially negative—with people.
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Last week, 19 non-governmental organizations urged Greece to take action to alleviate the plight of refugees in all its island camps, not just Moria, to render them more fit for human habitation.
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It's a nicely decorated space with a minimalist aesthetic, but it appears to be a small studio apartment with no view of the outside — not the usual habitation of an extremely rich man.
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A notable finding by the tribunal was its declaration that Itu Aba, the largest land feature in the South China Sea, was not an island that could sustain human habitation or economic activity.
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"When I first saw this building, it immediately suggested to me the form of a stupa, which is the Buddhist structure which sits outside places of human habitation," she tells The Creators Project.
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The MoD said four Tornado jets had carried out the attack using Storm Shadow missiles on a military facility some fifteen miles west of Homs, some distance from known concentrations of civilian habitation.
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Tiangong 2, while not designed for long-term habitation, is an important steppingstone toward building a Chinese space station that can be inhabited long term, similar to Russia's Mir or the International Space Station.
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"Instead, NASA is encouraged to develop plans to return to the Moon to test capabilities that will be needed for Mars, including habitation modules, lunar prospecting, and landing and ascent vehicles," the bill states.
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After laboratory analysis of the ash and debris there, some 567 surviving houses and a dozen apartments in or near those neighborhoods have been declared unfit for habitation until a cleanup can be completed.
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Yuneec introduced a drone with foldable arms, and last week GoPro did... On September 27, Elon Musk announced a bold new plan to establish a permanent human habitation on Mars with his company SpaceX.
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Indonesia's parliament is currently deliberating revisions to a Dutch colonial-era criminal code, including proposals to outlaw sex outside marriage, same-sex relations, and co-habitation, all of which were previously unregulated by law.
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Octopuses' intelligence, she said, was partly an evolutionary response to their habitation in complex environments such as coral reefs, in which the animals need to hide from predators and sneak up on their prey.
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Vale caused pollution, made the area unfit for habitation and committed other regulatory violations, with each of the five violations carrying a fine of 50 million reais, Ibama said in a statement on Saturday.
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One important example of the impact of Indigenous peoples on the Amazon is terra preta, a type of black soil created by millennia of human habitation, which is partly a byproduct of charring biomass.
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Between the 2 flights, NASA would need to create what Lockheed Martin is calling the Phase 1 Gateway — a small habitation module and propulsion module in orbit around the moon that Orion would dock with.
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Of six main islands across Bikini, Enewetak, and Rongelap atolls, four harbored radiation levels well below 226 millirem per year, which is the standard agreed upon by the US and RMI as safe for habitation.
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Unlike the works from Varengeville, Bordighera, and Vétheuil, which follow the artist's ongoing pursuit of locales unpolluted by human habitation, the early-20th century works set in Giverny depict a garden that Monet cultivated himself.
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The parliamentary commission drawing up recommendations has still to finalize its proposals, but a draft seen by Reuters includes measures to criminalize extramarital sex, same-sex relations and co-habitation, all of which were previously unregulated.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - More than 17,000 migrants are crammed into Greek island camps in conditions unfit for human habitation, 19 civil society organizations said on Thursday, urging authorities to take wider action beyond focusing on one camp.
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Today, there is still a 770-mile-wide Chernobyl Exclusion Zone — the contaminated areas of Ukraine and Belarus — that is considered unsafe for human habitation or any kind of agriculture due to contaminated plants and soil.
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Yet, if you drove through American communities decimated by the offloading of productive capacity, you might wonder if the choices that allowed for the decline of democracy, made the world unsafe for human habitation as well.
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Despite the fact that our co-habitation was a total misery for us both, my lingering memory of her will always be her reflection in that mirror—all the resentment, power-play, and helplessness washed away.
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After an introduction by Ms. Royal and readings by friends — first a selection from David Levithan's novel "Every Day," and then the Margaret Atwood poem "Habitation" — Mr. Sze and Ms. Nastasi read vows they wrote themselves.
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One day, after hours on the river with no sign of human habitation, we rounded a bend and saw a dugout canoe, carrying a woman and a child, both with long black hair and naked torsos.
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About one third of people counted in 2100 were unsheltered — sleeping on the streets in abandoned buildings, encampments, or other places not considered suitable for human habitation — and that number is even higher for those under 27.
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The Pentagon's Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has issued a solicitation for a tiny, "self-contained and free flying orbital outpost" that can host experiments and equipment in orbit and could eventually be scaled up for human habitation.
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The "radiation levels on Bikini Island, which served as the primary island for habitation on the atoll, before and in the aftermath of the testing, are too high for relocation to Bikini," according to the new research.
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"The data are sobering: projected sea level rise ... will result in the loss of a substantial portion of the record of both pre-Columbian and historic period human habitation," the authors said in the journal PLoS ONE.
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"As a species, we've got to do this"Despite the endless complexities associated with space habitation, none of the experts we spoke to seemed in much doubt that it's on the way — with varying degrees of trepidation.
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The rationale, according to Nielson: Grayeyes had not been home when the sheriff's deputy had visited, there were no signs of tire tracks or visible habitation, some in the area said he often stayed or lived in Arizona.
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There she runs into Willie, the shellshocked aviator her father has hired to survey Jerusalem and help modernize the city — that is, to make it more like London, with tidy public parks and signs of Arab habitation removed.
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Jewish habitation in Judea/Samaria, the Biblical cradle of Jewish civilization, has existed from antiquity to modern times – until, in 1949, Jordan conquered this area and ruthlessly expelled all Jews and obliterated all historical vestiges of Jewish presence.
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Due to climate change, this is likely to become the norm: A recent study noted that the Persian Gulf region will not be fit for human habitation by the end of the century because of regular, relentless heatwaves.
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Generally, the aim of these homes' builders was not habitation, as is the case with the 1815 Tyler Spite House in Frederick, Maryland, built by Dr. John Tyler to stop a road from being built through his property.
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"It's going to be very important to have an extended period outside of near-Earth orbit habitation by astronauts, for a long period of time," he says, in order to study the effects of radiation on their genes.
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Private capital, sensing new market opportunities, appears eager to pursue space-based business models to support human expansion, such as deep space transportation, Off-Planet habitation, manufacturing, and production of food and minerals on the Moon, and possibly asteroids.
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Guo also was convicted of burglary of a habitation with intent to commit sexual assault in a 1999 incident in which he was caught breaking into a girl&aposs residence, the district attorney&aposs office said in a statement.
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Once basic necessities were taken care of, it was a question of making sure each habitation dome had the right amount of housing for the production buildings it serviced, and the right amount of amenities to service the housing.
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The treacherous legacy of colonialism still lingers in the shadows of contemporary life, but while the wounds of prior physical and cultural dislocation still heal, a new colonial frontier emerges in the form of possible human habitation on Mars.
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By the time they were seized by the hospital in 21960, the Ronsin studios — which the French government had already declared unfit for habitation in the '222s — had been vacant for almost 21961 years and still had dirt floors.
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Burnt Ramen—a long-running DIY venue in Richmond, California seven miles from Ghost Ship—was of many spaces in America that faced eviction following the fire, after inspectors deemed the building to be unsafe for events and habitation.
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The destruction of natural habitat, the devastation of human habitation, the dislocation of large numbers of people, the disruption of commerce and the draining of government resources were all on scales in 2017 that we have not experienced before.
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The basic story of human habitation of North America, according to scientists, goes something like this: Giant glaciers melted in Canada, opening up an ice-free land bridge that humans used to first enter the continent from northern Asia.
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Even in Europe this should already have been clear: one of the oldest sites of sedentary habitation on the continent is the Iron Gates region of the Danube, where the Lepenski Vir I and II archaeological sites are located.
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On the brink of collapse Those numbers hint at an underlying truth: By acting like Earth was designed solely for human habitation, crop development and energy exploitation, we've raised extinction rates and put the natural world on the brink of collapse.
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The year-long mission to a simulated Mars ended late last month, as the six participating scientists stepped out of their habitation and for the time in a seeming eon, breathed in the fresh Hawaii air atop Earth's largest volcano.
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Wrigley is a tiny hamlet of a hundred souls; stand on the bluff as Antoine did and look out on the Mackenzie River valley and you can see the curvature of the earth but not another sign of human habitation.
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But art classes at Pratt Institute and elsewhere taught Mr. Hamill how to see, and he says he got tired of looking up and seeing only the spires of buildings and the darkened windows of apartments devoid of human habitation.
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They're arranged in discrete clusters that look like cities of a fantastical future in which gravity has been circumvented, biological material has been scrubbed from public space, and all signs of human habitation have been sequestered within austere white structures.
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He points to ghostly mementoes of native habitation: the present-day junction of Flatbush Avenue and Kings Highway marks the crossroads of two native trails, "which explains why both roads look like random rips in the urban fabric on a map".
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The first habitation they built was impressive, though more for the proof of concept than for the structure itself: It had four walls and a roof, with airlocks and shielding in all the right places, but that was about it.
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Mr. Cannon, the improvising house-host in Chico, said he hopes within the next few weeks to have a new space in a previously unfinished outbuilding in the backyard ready for habitation by even more of those who need it.
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"Doel is on the zoning map as a village designed for habitation," said Mr. Creve, a historian who has lived for 30 years on a picturesque farm in Kieldrecht, one of the hamlets scheduled for destruction, and raised six children there.
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He laughed about being bashed as a "Kremlin stooge" after sitting on the official commission of archaeologists who decided that the Bronze Age materials unearthed from roughly the third millennium B.C. were an aberration, that uninterrupted habitation started about 2,000 years ago.
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" Guayaquil architect Eduardo McIntosh enjoys the idea of creating a "tropical Venice" by restoring the estuary, but he believes the government has created a "false dilemma" over the need to "choose between preservation of the mangrove swamp or human habitation of this ecosystem.
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When NASA gave Lockheed Martin the go-ahead for the Orion project, they did so knowing that Orion technology would be the foundation for continued Mars exploration, because it can integrate with additional equipment that will be used for surface landing and habitation.
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As part of a case now being considered by an international court in The Hague, the Philippines has argued that no feature in the Spratlys could be legally considered islands because they lack the ability to sustain human habitation or economic life.
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"If this could be investigated in the future, this structure would be significant because it would speak to the first few periods of habitation of the site and would provide information about how the settlement developed," archaeologist Denisse Lorenia Argote told CNN.
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The bed covers, sheets, pillowcases, and nightstand next to the bed were red, the hardcover books and knick-knacks, throw rugs and drapery — all that could be seen in a place that looked as if it were ready for human habitation was red.
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State officials are considering a plan that would restore the campus into something again fit for human habitation, transforming part of the property, which became a 32-acre state park in 2014, into a lodge situated on a pristine slice of the shore.
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Turkey's Ilısu Plant on the Tigris River, which goes into full-scale operation early next year, has displaced 80,000 and will drown the 10,000-year-old town of Hasenkeyf, one of the oldest sites of stationary human habitation, as well as many others.
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The 2024 mission will include an actual, crewed landing, with the module first visiting to to-be-built Lunar Orbital Platform - Gateway, a space station that's meant to remain in lunar orbit and serve as a staging ground for communications, scientific research, habitation, and exploration.
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I spent a good portion of this weekend playing Terraforming Mars, a tabletop strategy game (soon to be available on PC and tablet) where different corporations compete to adapt the Red Planet to human habitation and to reap the greatest rewards from the effort.
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At 32 meters high, or about 100 feet, that suggests an age of more than 6,000 years, and there is evidence of habitation here in 4,500 B.C., during the Ubaid period, Mr. Yaqoobi said, when humankind was still trying to figure out the wheel.
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On a recent visit by journalists from The New York Times to Myin Hlut, one such village in Rakhine State, tropical foliage had reclaimed what was once a place of human habitation, vines curling up concrete posts and smothering the scorched foundations of homes.
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The land is flat, but the soil is excellent, and allowed the Cahokians to construct 120 huge mounds — the conical ones were for burials, the platform mounds for habitation, and long, triangular ones, called ridgetop mounds, that might have been built for defense or burials.
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" As Koranic statements go, that one is not especially challenging to Christianity; indeed it somewhat resembles the words of Saint Paul that God "has made of one blood all nations of men to dwell on all the earth and hath determined the bounds…of their habitation.
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Like the bereaved who must learn to speak of the dead in the past tense, if we are to move forward in our habitation of the planet, to face the future and not the past, to say "yes" to the anthropocene, we should change our language.
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As part of a new study, researchers investigated what would happen if moon dust, known as regolith, was mixed with a component of human urine called urea to create a kind of concrete that can be 3D-printed to build a structure fit for human habitation.
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By performing a micromorphological analysis of all the stuff embedded within this dirt—both geological and biological—the researchers were able to reconstruct a history of habitation in the cave over the course of 300,000 years, a timespan that included no less than three interglacial cycles.
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Among all the well-guarded high-rise clusters, you can still find the remnants of 303 agricultural villages, which 230 years ago were the only habitation in this place: fragmented fields of mustard and wheat, an odd absent acre picked over by a stumbling herd of goats.
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Many projects focused on constructing entire spaces — from Jacques Cousteau's "Conshelf" in the 1960s, which explored human habitation under the sea, to the New Alchemy Institute's 1976 Ark for Cape Cod, a still-existing bioshelter that attempted to function with little reliance on the outside world.
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In Milwaukee, he moved into a trailer park and then to a rooming house on the poverty-stricken North Side and diligently took notes on the lives of people who pay 70 to 80 percent of their incomes for homes that, objectively speaking, are unfit for human habitation.
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About New York New York, like most places of human habitation, has a long history of bribery, but until now the literature did not reveal any documented episodes in which the graft was packaged as Christmas presents and delivered by two Orthodox Jewish businessmen dressed up as elves.
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In a paper first published online in 2016, Mr. Watkinson and Robert Hall of Royal Holloway, University of London, warned that what made the city of Palu so ideal for human habitation — fertile land on a horseshoe bay, backed by verdant mountains — was also what made it so dangerous.
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Emperor X: Oversleepers International (Tiny Engines) Pushing 40 now, Berlin-based Jacksonville native Chad Matheny makes his living as a musician on tours that I assume include residencies—among his many Bandcamp wares is a commissioned work entitled 10,000-Year Earworm to Discourage Habitation Near Nuclear Waste Depositories.
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The park, on a schist ridge 200 feet above the Hudson, is home to Manhattan's largest remaining forest and where caves attest to the most ancient habitation in New York from pre-Colombian times to seasonal camps occupied by the Lenape people as late as the 17th century.
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The tools for their success for off-planet ventures, development, and settlement are already close at hand — reusable rockets for transportation & supply; lasers for deep space communications; new forms of habitation as staging for longer term settlement; advanced robotics for tasks deemed unsafe or too costly for humans to perform.
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The rover is controlled from "Earth" right now – there's a person in a tent next to the rover – but in the future these ACME robots could work like Doozers on planets far away, preparing our Bucky Domes for habitation and installing Chick-Fil-A from here to the Betelgeuse nebula.
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Tyson, who is director of the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in New York and host of the TV show "Star Talk," added that the Martian environment is not hospitable to human habitation now, and making it so would require some pretty serious leaps in technology.
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Botswana and its neighbours Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia and South Africa have in the last few years reconsidered conservation laws to try and balance the need to protect sought-after species such as elephants, rhinos and buffalo from poaching while managing the danger they pose as they encroach on areas of human habitation.
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The next sculptural iteration of his ideas (after a rooftop extravaganza at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2012) arrives at the newly expanded San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, in "Tomás Saraceno: Stillness in Motion — Cloud Cities," a complex of cords and reflective panels built to evoke a 10,000-node airborne habitation.
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But it is appropriate in this case because many writers have for a long time believed that the modern ought not to have happened, that the world before Luther was a worthy human habitation, and that after him it was a desolate place, oppressive to the human spirit despite its material brilliance and success.
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When one thinks of the architecture of the Midwest, one thinks, of course, of the elegantly autocratic Frank Lloyd Wright and his Prairie School houses: With their tiers of low-pitched roofs, jutting eaves and bands of leaded-glass windows, these homes came to define organic Modernism and redefine the relationship between environment and habitation.
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After about 20 minutes without a sign of human habitation, the valley bottoms out, the train cuts through a rock quarry and a few miles of citrus orchards, and makes a few listless stops before the 21st century abruptly reappears in the form of skyscrapers, billboards and the energetic urban tumult of Tel Aviv.
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