The largest deals hail from Texas, Pennsylvania, New York, California.
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Both Priebus and Ryan hail from Wisconsin and are friends.
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Many of them hail from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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None of the artists in the show hail from Memphis.
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Yeah, and that's usually the protocol, wherever you hail from.
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Others hail from remote interior villages in Sudan and Nigeria.
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NASA astronauts tend to hail from Ohio, and especially Cleveland.
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Both hail from Australia, a land rich in ancient rocks.
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Ice in its veins Volvos hail from snow and ice.
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The vast majority hail from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.
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There are even "regulars," who hail from around the planet.
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The latest invitees hail from 59 countries, the academy said.
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An estimated $1 billion will hail from the competitive calendar.
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Its biggest stars, including Stormzy, still hail from the capital.
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But it's far from the only country enrollees hail from.
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Of the remaining 10,000, about half hail from Western countries.
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Four of the five stars – save for Stapleton – hail from Texas.
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They hail from a junkyard and are not engineered for cuddling.
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Many of them hail from Trump districts and face tough reelections.
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They hail from the country where ballet was invented, after all.
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Some candidates hail from delegate-rich states, such as California's Sen.
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The new directors hail from public companies within the energy sector.
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All hail from districts that are either competitive or potentially competitive.
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That increases to $22015,210.5 if you hail from out of state.
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Many of the world's youngest billionaires hail from the tech industry.
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The users hail from a few dozen countries around the world.
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At first glance, they would appear to hail from distant planets.
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His boys hail from many corners of this largest of reservations.
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So far, its employees hail from more than 35 different countries.
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Warren, Brown and Booker all hail from states with Republican governors.
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I hail from a family where poverty traces back for generations.
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Both hail from Buffalo, and Mr. Lippes came to art first.
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Roughly 40 percent of Europe and Israel's unicorns hail from the UK and seven out of Europe's top ten investment funds hail from the UK (based on the number of unicorns they've invested in), according to Klein.
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The passengers hail from multiple countries, including the UK, Australia, and Canada.
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Details: The alleged criminals hail from Russia, Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova and Bulgaria.
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The team, Al and Saul Jacobs, are brothers and hail from Washington.
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The shop stocks only natural wines, and only Smith's hail from Maine.
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Now residents say they hail from the city of the bombed mosque.
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Pulled noodles, knife-shaved noodles, and flatbreads all hail from up north.
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But both of those lawmakers hail from his New Jersey delegation: Reps.
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But nine hail from districts where Trump's popularity was above the average.
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Meanwhile, out on Long Island, Brookhaven's boosters hail from across party lines.
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Battlefield startups hail from right here in London and around the world.
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The beers included in this box hail from Belgium, Germany, and Ireland.
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Cohen and Colella hail from Castlight Health, which went public in 2014.
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The vast majority of Nevada's 7,500 homeless residents hail from Las Vegas.
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Four of the last five N.B.A. champions hail from the Western Conference.
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Others hail from his home province of Shaanxi or are fellow princelings.
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The people it hired hail from Morocco, Belarus, France, Georgia and Canada.
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The highest number of immigrants hail from Mexico, followed by the Philippines.
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All of Klobuchar's congressional endorsements hail from her home state of Minnesota.
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Many of them hail from Asian countries, such as China and India.
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Broken down regionally, the most excited drivers hail from the West Coast.
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Volunteers hail from all nine continents, including far-flung bases in Antarctica.
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Nearly 2000 percent hail from foreign countries, a hefty share from Asia.
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Graduate students, however, are far more likely to hail from another state.
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Buyers also hail from Britain, China and Germany, real estate agents said.
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None of the recently hired white managers hail from the M.I.T. professoriate.
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Our top picks hail from the classic, comfy Clarks lineup available at Nordstrom.
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The team, who hail from Nashville, settled in Columbus to work for CoverMyMeds.
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However, most of the teams competing this weekend hail from universities, not startups.
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The employees, who hail from all over the world, seemed healthy and happy.
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All three Rubins, who hail from the Philadelphia area, are now behind bars.
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Many of the victims hail from white middle-class suburbs and rural towns.
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The couple both hail from Mumbai and met at the University of Pennsylvania .
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He'll have help from fellow teammates who hail from Apple, Tesla and NASA.
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More than 583% of their students hail from the top 1% of earners.
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At the extreme is Handsworth, whose 31,000 residents hail from 170 different countries.
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Think artisanal ice cream cookie sandwiches only hail from trendy ice cream shops?
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The largest deals to start out 2017 hail from state higher education systems.
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Unlike his popular predecessor Hugo Chavez, Maduro does not hail from the military.
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Maybe it's because I originally hail from New York (well, mostly New Jersey).
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Others hail from Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Malaysia, Myanmar, Vietnam and mainland China.
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We need producers and writers who hail from a variety of different backgrounds.
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Two-thirds of them hail from four countries: Belgium, Britain, France and Germany.
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Six members of the Gaels hail from Australia, including Landale and Naar. 3.
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Nor do they hail from New Hampshire: Chones is from California; Hollis, Ohio.
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Many of the fighters in his unit are believed to hail from Nice.
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Many World Cup spectators hail from countries that are rarely (if ever) involved.
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Signatories hail from those committees, as well as the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus.
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Six of the 14 American Olympic figure skaters hail from the Golden State.
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I&aposm guessing those experts likely don&apost hail from families like mine.
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She'd be the second presidential candidate to hail from the Midwest, though Sen.
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Just two of the 36 nominations hail from states with two Democratic senators.
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The 23-year-old is a United States citizen whose parents hail from Iran.
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The group also hail from Santo Niño -- the same "barangay," or neighborhood -- as Siaron.
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They're also very international, and hail from a range of economic and educational backgrounds.
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Fewer still hail from beyond the laboratories of North America, western Europe and Japan.
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While the two leaders hail from revolutionary families, they have little else in common.
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Both Mr Di Maio and Mr Fico hail from Campania, the region around Naples.
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Around 21980 languages are spoken across the borough; residents hail from almost 21971 countries.
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Many of the artists come from London, but others hail from around the globe.
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Nearly all of the subjects in the traditional portraits hail from powerful colonial families.
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These findings surprised researchers, who hail from six biology laboratories across the United States.
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The students hail from Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Texas and Washington, D.C.
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The wines hail from many different regions, including Italy, France, and one from California.
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G.B.T. student bill was referred to as "Don't say gay," primarily hail from here.
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Evo Morales is the first Bolivian president to hail from the country's indigenous majority.
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They hail from corporations — public and private — as well as nonprofits and government entities.
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But the new Dragons, with the exception of Diya, all hail from South Korea.
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Bustos holds the distinction of being the only one to hail from the Midwest.
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The grant winners hail from U.S. universities like Duke, Yale, Florida State and MIT.
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And remember, too, that the X-Men also hail from a tony Westchester suburb.
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Nearly 20 percent of Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives hail from California.
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New players are joining the sector who hail from traditional finance and trading backgrounds.
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Key investors, like former Canopy Growth CEO Bruce Linton, hail from the cannabis sector.
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Some hail from deep-blue districts while others occupy swing seats in red states.
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Indeed, most CBC members hail from districts that are a lock for Democrats. Rep.
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Both senators hail from states with prominent NASA facilities that employ thousands of workers.
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Bloomberg and Trump both hail from New York and have long known each other.
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The largest ethnic minorities hail from countries like Finland, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia, and Turkey.
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For example, Ashkenazi Jews, who hail from Eastern Europe, often wear a symbolic takhrikh — a death shroud — on Yom Kippur and, more rarely, on Rosh Hashanah to signify atonement, while Sephardic Jews, who generally hail from North Africa or Spain, simply wear white.
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The recipients of the largest recent funding rounds, however, hail from biotechnology and energy sectors.
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Both hail from strongly Republican districts and are in no danger of losing in 2020.
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Its founders hail from Telltale Games, where they wrote the acclaimed Walking Dead adventure game.
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Brand stresses that many of his best and longest-running employees hail from this category.
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They hail from schools and countries around the world but they are all impressively driven.
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No hard feelings were evident among the rivals, who both hail from San Jose, California.
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The teams, made up of digital stars, hail from what's lovingly referred to as #TeamInternet.
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It did not contain premium ingredients, nor did it hail from a trendy coffee shop.
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They hail from across China, from Sichuan in the west to Shandong in the northeast.
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Of course, half of them hail from Shondaland or are a Chicago Fire spin-off.
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Other suspected leaders hail from Hong Kong, Macau, mainland China, Taiwan, Malaysia, Myanmar and Vietnam.
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Since the bears hail from western China's mountainous region, they're used to the lower temperatures.
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A number of up-and-coming models hail from some pretty famous (and supportive) families.
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Today, it released a list of 774 new invitees who hail from 57 different countries.
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The two patients, who authorities say received 'proper treatment,' hail from China's Inner Mongolia region.
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They also hail from purple or blue states where Republicans must gain traction in 2016.
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The candies in this particular box hail from Italy, Thailand, Greece, Colombia, Ukraine, and Spain.
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The editorial also noted that many of the signees of the petition hail from Montana.
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A majority hail from Western States with big hopes for expanding oil and gas development.
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Red clay, a variant that can hail from France, Morocco, and the good ole USA.
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The historical record suggests the troops who did the burning did not hail from Canada.
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They hail from Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Los Angeles, Johannesburg, Bangkok, and other places.
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In its early years, most winners were European, but now about half hail from Africa.
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Some of the new cardinals hail from a much more conservative African and Asian culture.
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Incidentally, the leader of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, is said to hail from Yobe State.
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They are well-educated and hail from an urban area in another part of China.
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Striking workers hail from the East Coast and mostly work for the company's wireline business.
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Their subjects hail from different eras and genres, but there are similarities between these memoirs.
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Americans have a lot of opinions on where they think their rudest residents hail from.
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My mother and father hail from Pakistan and India, respectively; both are lifelong, practicing Muslims.
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Immigrants who live there, according to census records, hail from Haiti, El Salvador and Brazil.
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H-1B applicants also disproportionately hail from India, and are sponsored by Indian outsourcing firms.
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Two of the three most recent Super Bowl winners hail from states where marijuana is legal.
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Two hail from Azerbaijan, while Greece and Belarus round out the list with one athlete apiece.
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Now, the area's migrant residents hail from other parts of London, pushed out by higher rent.
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They hail from Egypt, Syria, Yemen and other Arab countries where the Ottoman Turks once ruled.
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Mr McDonnell and Jeremy Corbyn, the party's leader, hail from the far left of British politics.
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Li's students hail from China, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America, and South America, among other regions.
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But most of the meteorites on Earth hail from the Asteroid Belt between Mars and Jupiter.
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Some costumes and settings appear drawn from the 1950s; others, like Justin's outfit, hail from 1997.
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Shelley Moore Capito, Rob Portman and Dean Heller hail from states that depend on Medicaid expansion.
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Some of your favorite stars just so happen to hail from north of the U.S. border.
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Both Wolf and Wagner hail from York County, in the south-central part of the state.
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Both senators hail from New England and will be viewed as having the home-field advantage.
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It's a seriously stark contrast to sunny, mild SoCal, where many of the attendees hail from.
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Both Mr Kinnock and Ed Miliband, Mr Corbyn's predecessor, hail from this segment of the party.
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Many Democrats supporting the bill hail from red states and are up for reelection this year.
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Many hail from rural areas bordering China and brought heart-wrenching stories of victimhood and escape.
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This year's finalists hail from 21 different countries and were chosen from more than 130,000 submissions.
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Those 21 youth plaintiffs range in age from 12 to 23 and hail from 10 states.
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WMATA rejected "ads from four groups that hail from across the political spectrum," the ACLU argued.
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Oh, also: They hail from far-off locales -- Gilly from Beyond the Wall, Gabbard from Hawaii.
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The second casualty is authors who don't hail from the United States or the United Kingdom.
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The galleries tend to hail from New York and Paris, though the artist roster is diverse.
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For LGBTQ men and women who hail from them, Monday's decision could be a death knell.
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Supreme Court clerks, for instance, tend to hail from a small number of highly selective universities.
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Horsehair brushes are very popular in Spain, and high-quality examples typically hail from that country.
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Instructors hail from top New York gyms and fitness centers including Equinox, Nike, and Physique 57.
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Their 68 employees hail from more than 10 countries, and 41% of its staff are women.
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It is exactly for this reason that the main defenders of NAFTA hail from the heartland.
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The organizers are always different, but tend to hail from whatever art underground New York retains.
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Three-quarters of the students hail from the New York metropolitan area, many from Long Island.
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Though they all hail from Atlanta, their approaches to the city's robust hip-hop legacy differ.
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You know, New Yorkers and Americans speak every language, follow every faith, hail from every continent.
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Many Swedish immigrants today hail from war-torn Muslim-majority countries like Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
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All this might make sense if Kaine was a thrilling speaker, or the first elected official to hail from a particularly marginalized group, or had some kind of backstory that brought tears to your eyes, or was the only elected Democrat to hail from a swing state.
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It includes hundreds of other films whose age doesn't matter, because they hail from a nebulous past.
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What's more, the administration seems to hail from the "our way or the highway" school of diplomacy.
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Though they hail from the same city, the two women hadn't met until they came to America.
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Four of the seven Democrats on the committee hail from states that share a border with Canada.
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The Clark Sisters, a gospel group who also hail from Detroit, will sing a tribute to Franklin.
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In addition, the Litt sisters (Remi and Rylan) hail from one of Markle's close friends Benita Litt.
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We all have crushes on our neighbors, no matter their color, creed, or culture they hail from.
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The campers hail from differing cultures and harbor unique memories, but they share a desire for peace.
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Some popular hip-hop artists hail from Germany's inner cities and are of Turkish or Arabic descent.
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Of the 52 Republicans in the Senate, 20 hail from states that expanded Medicaid in recent years.
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Others coming to speak with their representatives hail from America's fastest growing job description: wind turbine technician.
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More than 14 percent of their students hail from the 1 percent, according to a 2017 study.
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It's notable that Pops doesn't belong to the Jatt caste; his family hail from the carpenter caste.
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The voters pledging their allegiance to the Republican front-runner hail from all corners of the country.
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Other Gambians call them killers, because several of Mr. Jammeh's admitted hit men hail from the area.
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But there may be reluctance to have both Tuesday Group co-chairs hail from upstate New York.
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All three of those governors hail from the Republican Party, which traditionally favored tough-on-crime policies.
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My research told me that the Broncos come from Colorado, and the Panthers hail from North Carolina.
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The two men hail from the same village in Palestine, and have known each other for years.
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A territory marked out by England flags, each stating the city or neighborhood the supporters hail from.
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She doesn't just hail from the same country as Jędrzejczyk, she comes from the same MMA origins.
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Duterte, the first Filipino premier to hail from Mindanao, signed the bill into law earlier this month.
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If you hail from one of those continents, the 1965 Immigration Act has mostly been a success.
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Many of the boys hail from the sleepy district of Mae Sai, near the border with Myanmar.
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IRVING BERLIN New York GeniusBy James Kaplan Sometimes the hypersophisticated tunesmiths hail from small-town Peru, Ind.
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"The vast majority of retirements are term-limited chairmen who hail from deeply Republican districts," Hunt said.
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The majority of them hail from safe GOP territory and will not drastically shape the House battlefield.
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"Batman may hail from Gotham, but to us, he's a true Angeleno," he said in an email.
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Foreign-born jihadists hail from 6900 mostly Muslim-majority countries, with about 2628 percent coming from Pakistan.
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More nominees will hail from liberal advocacy groups, academia and energetically progressive federal agencies and state governments.
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They tend to hail from what Dent has described as the "governing wing" of the Republican party.
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It basically says gun owners only have to follow the laws of the state they hail from.
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These headlines hail from a study presented last week at the European Society of Cardiology conference in Barcelona.
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Hispanics who hail from outside the U.S. will also see a boost in their income as they age.
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They predominantly hail from within the U.S. and China, with one based in France, according to the complaint.
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Up to 70% of Filipino legislators hail from political dynasties, and the economic picture reveals a similar tendency.
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When President Donald Trump was took office, he became the fifth US president to hail from New York.
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They are alums of the US Treasury Department under President Obama and hail from Oklahoma and Iowa, respectively.
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The advancing teams hail from 213 different countries, and are comprised of nearly 2000 participants (including 250 students).
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It is popular in Asian countries and most top-ranked players hail from China, Japan and South Korea.
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The researchers, who hail from Russia, Brazil, and Japan, published their findings Wednesday in the journal Science Advances.
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It's where Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, and most of the other tech companies we admire hail from.
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His name is just the sort of delightfully dumb wordplay that could only hail from the Original Trilogy.
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These men all hail from Massachusetts, wearing their own normcore costumes from the state, mainly Red Sox regalia.
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The other half hail from swing states that Trump won by a smaller margin and are less predictable.
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Beyond Bannon, many of Trump's other advisers hail from the most extreme right-wing precincts of American politics.
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He does not hail from the Jakarta elite and has served neither in the army nor in parliament.
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The Revenant was a triumph for director Alejandro Iñárritu and cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, and both hail from Mexico.
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HANN consists of Lil Live and Chris Designs, who hail from Central Islip, NY and the Bronx, respectively.
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Most voters in Kansas's 85033rd hail from Johnson County, which is the more affluent part of the district.
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In each of the cities visited, established rappers who hail from that area will serve as guest judges.
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As for myself, I hail from Dedham, Massachusetts, and am finishing up my senior year at Dartmouth College.
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More migrants hail from Central America, more are coming in family units, and there are more unaccompanied minors.
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That is a nonstarter for some California and northeast House Republicans who hail from high-tax states. Rep.
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Players on Alliance's "Dota 2" team hail from Sweden, Germany, and Norway, and the oldest player is 25.
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Laneige's previous fashion collaborators include Pushbutton and Play No More, both of which also hail from South Korea.
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They also hail from less populated, rural parts, like the state's "Black Belt," where Democrats took their pitch.
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Stand-ups who hail from adult films and strip clubs say sex and humor are a natural fit.
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The prisoners hail from dozens of countries, including many from Europe, that have been reluctant to repatriate them.
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Mick Mulvaney, whose grandparents hail from Country Mayo, knows the players and knows the issues that separate them.
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Several people posted harrowing videos of hail from nearby Flagstaff, including a particularly enthralling one involving a trampoline.
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They are there because the majority of the 54 governments they hail from refuse to take them back.
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I hail from a National League family — my parents were Giants fans before that team departed for California.
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The airplane seems to hail from the same era as your old dishwasher, which conked out last year.
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What ties most of them all together is Atlanta, the city they hail from, where trap reigns supreme.
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Most of the exhibitors hail from Southern California, but some come from as far away as Hawaii or Guadalajara.
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Tarpan hail from the Russian steppes, play primal as fuck death crust, and rage against the horrors of war.
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This year, it appears there's a theme: More than a few of the "stars" included hail from the '00s.
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Baker, Hogan, and Scott all hail from blue-leaning states and have a history of disagreeing with President Trump.
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They hail from Portland, OR, and are releasing a new self-titled LP via Acid Tears Records next month.
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Another camp, the "dynamicists," insists the microbial skeletons hail from a closer source—ancient seas in the Antarctic interior.
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What's clear is that France's next president won't hail from the political parties that have traditionally dominated the country.
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The duo, who hail from the same city but who are not related, formed Flipkart shortly after quitting Amazon.
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Cory Gardner (R-CO) and Susan Collins (R-ME) both hail from states won by both Obama and Clinton.
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Here are this year's finalists, which hail from 13 countries and together have served almost 6 million people worldwide.
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Issuers descend on the city to flog securities denominated in local dollars to investors who also hail from abroad.
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Though his successor Maduro, 53, does not hail from the army, he has worked to keep those ties strong.
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The nine other finalists hail from Australia, Finland, India, Japan, Kenya, Pakistan, Britain and two from the United States.
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Fourteen percent said they're proud to hail from the same state as Trump, while 13 percent said they're embarrassed.
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The longtime couple, who both hail from Britain, welcomed their first child together, a son named Jack, in 2017.
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Leaders who received invites hail from large economy nations, though it's not yet clear who has decided to attend.
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The states the lawmakers hail from — Oregon, Nevada, California and Colorado — all have laws allowing legal recreational cannabis use.
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A few noteworthy newly-minted millionaires this year hail from the entertainment industry, including Kylie Jenner and Jay-Z.
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The women who are attracted to the fight hail from a variety of cultural, ethnic, educational, and religious upbringings.
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Another 2,000 militants reportedly hail from the five Central Asian former Soviet states: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
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Unlike girls, who train in classical ballet from an early age, The Trocks hail from vastly different dance backgrounds.
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The vote was a difficult and courageous one for dozens of Democrats who hail from red or purple districts.
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And some of the participants hail from countries with strict anti-gay laws, like Kenya, Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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While I hail from a long line of chefs, and my wife is an excellent one too, I'm not.
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But unlike Warren, many of the measure's Democratic co-sponsors hail from rural states won by President Donald Trump.
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At U.C. San Diego, about 3,500 undergraduates hail from China, or more than 10 percent of the student body.
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Yet many of the truly private capital owners in China are first-generation entrepreneurs who hail from humble backgrounds.
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The Razzies' voting body includes 1,071 members who hail from 50 US states and more than two dozen countries.
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Sanders, one of two Democrats who hail from a state that borders New Hampshire, has previously enjoyed success there.
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Reboot, based in Colorado, offers boot camps to CEOs, founders and venture capitalists, who primarily hail from Silicon Valley.
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Andrés and Mauricio hail from Colombia, and they've been making Latin-infused pop hits as a pair since 2015.
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More than half hail from states with contests at stake on Tuesday, including their own primary races for reelection.
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The unease with a hard-line approach on immigration is strongest among House Republicans who hail from diverse districts.
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Seaside's co-founders, Mary-Lou Sturridge and Anthony Mackintosh, hail from the Groucho Club, a private club in London's Soho.
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Several incoming Democratic freshmen hail from high-tax states such as California and New York, where the cap is unpopular.
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No matter where they hail from, filmmakers are telling stories about people on the verge of revolution — or an apocalypse.
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Tim Hetzner, president of the charity, told BuzzFeed News that the dogs in Las Vegas hail from seven different states.
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The latest membership figures show that 733% of party members are middle-class (ie, they hail from ABC2016 social groups).
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This recipe may hail from Copenhagen's Fedtegreven Bistrobodega but it's a masterful ode to American fast food and junk food.
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Thomas and Timothy Pearson, who are twins, hail from Iowa and have no previous connection to the University of Chicago.
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The IOC says the 10, nine of whom hail from former Soviet nations, had all tested positive for various steroids.
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Traditionally, American buyers hail from the Northeast, with a recent uptick from the West Coast and Miami, Mr. Tibshirani said.
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The ducks hail from the University of York in England, and have been gracing feeds around the world since 2009.
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Barnes's string-pulling comes to mind when considering today's prominent tycoons, who often hail from technology, e-commerce and media.
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Founded in 2013, it currently has 37 employees spread between San Francisco and the UK, where the founders hail from.
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Pilots mostly hail from North America and Europe, but Asian countries are starting to pick up the sport, Horbaczewski said.
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Tech roles tend to dominate lists of in-demand occupations, but the jobs here hail from a range of industries.
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Both Democrats are up for reelection next year and hail from states that Trump won by big margins in November.
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Artists in the show hail from around the world and include Tiffany Chung, Theo Eshetu, Liam Gillick and Carsten Höller.
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All three hail from states with economies fueled by agricultural exports that now face retaliatory tariffs triggered by Trump's policies.
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These photos hail from her time traveling along the East Coast with the Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus in 1971.
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She wants to be a financial planner and help track athletes — many of whom hail from impoverished backgrounds — avoid destruction.
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The overwhelming majority of new entrants to the billion-dollar-valuation list hail from either the United States or China.
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The band—comprised of Natalie, Allison, and Meegan Closner—hail from Portland, Oregon and fall into the dreamy folk category.
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The creatives hail from a plethora of different disciplines and experience levels, and many have other professions besides creating art.
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The residents of one of Europe's largest squats, some sleeping in stairwells and storage closets, hail from 28 African countries.
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The founders of the company -- Doug Hirsch, Scott Marlette and Trevor Bezdek -- hail from technology companies like Facebook and Yahoo.
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He was the first interviewee to hail from the Actors Studio program, and Lipton was clearly moved by the moment.
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Now the Navarro Cheer squad, who hail from Navarro College in Corsicana, Texas, is giving us a little something back.
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The team earned the nickname because the top four players hail from Uiseong County, a region known for its garlic.
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The four species of carp hail from Asia, averaging 8 to 10 pounds, but they vary in size, he added.
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Many leaders in New York hope that the members of the Trump administration who hail from the state will intervene.
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Most hail from Germany and the United States, and distillers like Mr. Wills have readily wrung profit from their thirst.
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There is a strong sense that the incoming DNC chairman should hail from the ascendant left wing of the party.
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Leaders urged Tshwane residents to shun tribalism and accept Didiza even though she does not originally hail from the area.
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They hail from the city's diverse Western Suburbs and they have the accents and the work ethic to prove it.
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Median pay for female alumni that hail from the school earn 57.3 percent less than males ($24,2003 compared to $58,100).
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The EU parliament is currently dominated by groups that hail from across the political spectrum, but are largely pro-EU.
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Most of the Democratic holdouts on the bill hail from competitive swing districts where gun restrictions may be less popular.
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But these figures hail from the 1980s, a decade in which big hair and glam metal rock ruled the airwaves.
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Supporters of the move, who largely hail from the conservative school of thought on immigration policy, say it serves two purposes.
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He pointed to people like Jimmy Carter, Martin Luther King Jr. and hip-hop duo OutKast, who all hail from Georgia.
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Medicaid reforms A major gulf exists between Republicans who hail from states that expanded Medicaid under Obamacare and those who didn't.
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Though we hail from different sides of the aisle, we've made a point to check our party cards at the door.
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Still, Kantrowitz found those who graduate from no-loans schools are less in debt than those who hail from other colleges.
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They hail from all over the country, including Oklahoma, which sent Hunter's team as part of the state's Task Force 1.
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The users, who hail from Rhode Island and Michigan, claim Apple violated laws protecting records of entertainment purchases in those states.
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Or they could hail from even further back in time, to the giant molecular cloud that collapsed to form our Sun.
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But, Barker added, Biden could survive losing the Granite State, unlike Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who hail from neighboring states.
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The others hail from Scotland, India, Mexico, Hong Kong, Spain, Japan, South Africa, and basically too many places to list here.
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Many of the cast hail from South Africa, where singing is not only a national pastime, but was a political imperative.
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It has since expanded to people who hail from any college in the U.S., so long as they graduated after 210.
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But tensions escalated between the two men, who hail from rival tribes, and fighting broke out again in Juba in July.
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Her lanky partner's high forehead, short-cropped beard, and dated-but-classy attire made Dag think he might hail from Ethiopia.
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He will become the first elected prime minister in post-Saddam Iraq not to hail from the Shi'ite Islamist Dawa party.
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The latest 2016 numbers from the USDA show that two-thirds of turkeys produced in the US hail from six states.
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Well, as it happens, Amazon's complaint provides the answer regarding employees: apparently, 85033 Amazon employees hail from the seven affected countries.
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Many hail from families that produced generations of union members, but they voted for Trump despite official union support for Clinton.
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With a team of producers that hail from Lost and The Crown, Origin will premiere on YouTube Premium this Nov. 14.
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The province next door, where many of Taliban's founding leaders hail from, became a softer target for the insurgency last year.
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"Memories of Underdevelopment" and "Patria o Muerte: Cuba, Fatherland or Death" hail from different eras and feature different tones and structures.
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The winners hail from Florida and Tennessee, states with no income tax, and California, which exempts lottery prizes from its taxes.
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Reflecting Maryland's two major vote centers, both front-runners chose running mates who hail from the other half of the state.
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The 34 people on the list, hail from both sides of the political aisle, and include doctors, lawyers, CEOs, and lobbyists.
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These species hail from numerous branches of the tree of life, and include plants, birds, fish, mammals and many, many insects.
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They include retired executives and public safety officers, and hail from places from Washington to Texas to New Hampshire, he said.
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Only eight members -- less than half of those retirements -- hail from districts where Trump was more popular than the national average.
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Postmates has made two new hires, both of whom hail from Pinterest, in the form of Eric Edge and Andreas Lieber.
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The options hail from regional shops from coast to coast and make an excellent gift for the foodie in your life.
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Many sex workers in Hong Kong who come from China hail from third-tier cities and rural villages in the provinces.
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At the graduate level, the number is reversed: About 80 percent hail from India, China, Korea, Turkey and other foreign countries.
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The number of players who hail from Dalian that have gone on to play in the Chinese Super League is staggering.
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The rule would favor those who are educated and wealthy, more likely to hail from Europe than from the developing world.
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According to the cruise company, the passengers hail from all over the world: America, Australia, Canada, and Japan, among other countries.
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Visit nearly any big construction site in France, and chances are that many employees hail from low-wage East European countries.
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Estimates from Mr. Trump's own administration show that he is overstating the share of Islamic State fighters who hail from Europe.
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The new group of kid singers are all under the age of 14 and hail from states all over the nation.
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According to an analysis by The Hollywood Reporter, 39 percent of the organization's new members hail from outside the United States.
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About 16 of those firefighters hail from California, which has seen a tumultuous past few years of wildfires across the state.
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Tenants in those buildings are usually between 25 and 40, Mr. Weissman added, and 50 percent hail from outside the borough.
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Murkowski and Warren both hail from states whose governors have declared the opioid epidemic a statewide public health emergency or disaster.
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And those most committed party warriors almost exclusively hail from the extreme edges of both the Democratic and Republican coalitions -- i.e.
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Roughly 80 Republican supporters of the bill hail from districts that backed Trump with 55 percent of the vote or less.
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She noted that some of the soldiers who have been deployed to restless favelas in recent months hail from those communities.
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But you can't find Reta, the village where Dhevie Buma, 52, and her husband Baraka Seego, 45, hail from, on either.
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Today, Davos is a truly global enterprise, with 3,000 official participants from across the globe who hail from all different sectors.
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Only a privileged few hail from socially engaged families committed to exposing their children to black art, history, and cultural traditions.
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Other angel investors who backed the company hail from larger companies like Bare Escentuals, Net-A-Porter, Google, Goldman Sachs and Spotify.
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The source stressed putting a farmer in the agriculture secretary spot is key as many of Trump's supporters hail from rural America.
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These are Brazil's third and eighth most populous cities respectively and both have big-name Brazilian fighters to hail from each conurbation.
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Here is an interesting detail about Trump's new executive order on immigration: Thousands of America's doctors hail from the six affected countries.
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According to a Netflix representative, these personalities, who hail from Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, and Brazil, created their own versions of Black Mirror.
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The majority of teams hail from countries where baseball is relatively little-known, and many cannot boast even a single major leaguer.
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They hail from Jane Goldman (Kingsman: The Golden Circle); Max Borenstein (Kong: Skull Island); Brian Helgeland (Legend); and Carly Wray (Mad Men).
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The gummies hail from Sugarfina, a candy company with brick-and-mortar locations, plus a slew of online options including customizable boxes.
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In fact, over the years, there have been a dozen budding entrepreneurs on the reality series "Shark Tank" who hail from Provo.
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This generation first appeared in the Nintendo DS games Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, and hail from the Hokkaido-influenced Sinnoh region.
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The Daimler-Bosch service will still have a safety driver present to monitor the trip, which riders can hail from an app.
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Ten Democratic senators up for reelection this November hail from states that President Trump won, and in many of them commandingly so.
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The majority of those backing Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill tend to hail from blue states or are rumored 2020 presidential candidates.
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The oldest known mummies actually hail from Chile, and some people in Papua New Guinea still practice their own form of mummification.
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But Armarium's statement pieces rent for $21.25 to $2300, and retail for $21.25,000 to $5,000, because they hail from higher-end brands.
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The couple originally hail from Guinea, where Mohamed Toure is an influential figure and son of Guinea's first President, Ahmed Sekou Toure.
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But these policies need to be focused on the human rights of migrants whether they hail from Africa or the Middle East.
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A certain note of piquant irony may intrude when the revolutionaries hail from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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They hail from the Toggenburg valley of northeast Switzerland, and they are held in the highest regard by experts around the world.
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The 6 women finalists hail from across the US, and offer unique products from agriculture and heavy industry to wellness and playtime.
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The Hemons hail from a part of Europe that has long been overwhelmed by the oceanic movements of empires and great powers.
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Trudeau, however, was quick to remind Obama that three of the best players from the Blackhawks title team hail from up north.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies view the Houthis, who hail from a branch of Shi'ite Islam, as proxies of their archrival Iran.
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They hail from the United States of the mid-19th century, when assertive, unquestioning masculinity was something that stood tall and unchallenged.
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For one, it's a more sustainable option than constantly buying and discarding clothing, especially when those clothes hail from fast-fashion companies.
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The fighters in Libya hail from that country, as well as Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt, Mali, Morocco and Mauritania, the U.N. report says.
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Considering the Graecopithecus fossils hail from the Balkans, the eastern Mediterranean may have given rise to the human lineage, the researchers said.
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They hail from the so-called "cradle of civilization" and bring with them technological marvels like mastery over fire and rudimentary agriculture.
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If President Trump now nominates someone ideologically similar to Justice Gorsuch, the new median Justice will hail from the Court's existing ranks.
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The Socialists said congress was now effectively powerless unless the lawmakers, who hail from the southern jungle state of Amazonas, were removed.
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The 6 finalists for the grand prize category hail from across the US, and offer products for the kitchen to the outdoors.
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Sikhs, who largely hail from the Punjab region of modern-day India and Pakistan, have lived in America for about a century.
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"These are children who do not even know what's their second name, where they hail from, their tribe, their religion," Mustapha said.
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But thousands hail from South Korea, the Philippines or India, among many other countries, and arrived with visas that their families overstayed.
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Both politicians hail from Mobile, and they share many of the same establishment Republican supporters; Sessions had even initially supported Byrne's candidacy.
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He doesn't hail from the Mississippi Delta or Chicago's South Side, but from the dusty outpost of Agadez, Niger, in the Sahara.
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In the fall, Japan Society hosted a series on how Tokyo had been filmed by directors who didn't hail from the city.
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Leight says that some of the brand&aposs best-selling frames of all time hail from those first two Venice-inspired collections.
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The two men, Ulisses Soares and Gerrit W. Gong, hail from Sao Paulo, Brazil, and California, respectively, according to the news outlet.
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The deal makes Canva one of the few "unicorns" to hail from Australia, and one of the few led by a woman.
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The biggest tippers in the U.S. hail from Salt Lake City, Utah; San Antonio, Texas, Kansas City, Missouri; New Orleans; and Nashville.
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The main thing that unites them is a shared hatred for smug elites who hail from the left of the political spectrum.
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Members of Congress have offices on Capitol Hill and in the area they hail from, so you should have plenty to choose from.
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According to Munchies, the videos hail from Warped Perception — a YouTube channel that recorded the popping process with a special high-speed camera.
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That may simply be a political calculation on the part of Republicans who hail from a region that still strongly backs the President.
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But Democrats who hail from states and districts where it's not as expensive to live are not as keen on that $15 figure.
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The team, whose members hail from University of Zurich and the University of Ulster, are part of the European Commission-funded VISUALISE project.
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And more tellingly, where do they hail from and what do their districts tell us about why they might be holding their fire?
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Both founders hail from careers in broadcasting but quit their jobs to make news accessible for their friends not in the news business.
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Only 17 of the 70 confirmed speakers, as of July, hail from the United States; 10 come from India and eight from China.
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Spirits offer a wide array of power-ups based on the character in question, which can hail from all sorts of Nintendo games.
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Although both candidates hail from New York, Clinton should be much more optimistic about the prospects for winning the state's 29 electoral votes.
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All hail from large companies, like IDEO, where "we were managers; we weren't involved in content and design," said co-founder Brett Newman.
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To wit, 30% of the list hail from outside the U.S.; Chinese actress Fan Bingbing makes the cut for the second consecutive year.
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Other members on its team of over 20 (and under 50…the company wouldn't say exactly) hail from Apple, Netflix, Amazon and Oracle.
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Two of the app's medical consultants hail from a Catholic university in Chile and are not licensed to practice in the United States.
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These are delegates who backed Rubio and Carson or hail from states that don't bind their vote, (such as Colorado and North Dakota).
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Technovation, an international entrepreneurship program for young women, is no stranger to girls in STEM who hail from every corner of the world.
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Many household names, such as Slack, Hootsuite and Shopify — which may be mistakenly considered as U.S. products — hail from north of the border.
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Archibald's family, who hail from Castlegar, British Columbia, issued a statement about her death, noting that she was an advocate for the homeless.
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Most of them hail from moderate districts, including several incoming freshmen who flipped their district for Democrats while campaigning to not support Pelosi.
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Both David and Mathew hail from the Isle of Man—a place renowned for speed—so it's no surprise they undertook this challenge.
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That will help with upcoming negotiations with the House where there are many Northeast and California Republicans who hail from high-tax states.
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The 6 finalists for the Under-30 category hail from across the US, and offer innovative products for fun, health, and better living.
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Nearly 40 percent of the more than two million European workers in Britain hail from low-wage nations such as Poland and Romania.
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Nearly all the artists plainly hail from an international archipelago of art schools and hip scenes and have embarked upon normal career paths.
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The agency once again defended the decrease by saying that navigators, which usually hail from non-profit and community organizations, are not effective.
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Most are nearly as packed with international students as the University of Sussex near Brighton, 27 percent of whose graduates hail from abroad.
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Geographically, they hail from all over the world and include Harvard, Yale and MIT grads, as well as former Google and Facebook employees.
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Only four Republicans who are leaving Congress to run for higher office hail from districts where Trump's popularity was below the national average.
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While just 16 percent of the population live in rural America, 40 percent of our military hail from these parts of the country.
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However, the new wave of artists have been more vocal about their origins, proudly exhibiting the specific to the neighborhoods they hail from.
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Most "plane people" hail from either China or Malaysia, and unlike those who brave the seas, few turn out to be real refugees.
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Who goes there: In addition to native New Englanders, you'll find folks who hail from everywhere from the American South to Oakland, Calif.
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Born in Helena, Montana, Pat Donovan is considered to be one of the greatest NFL players to ever hail from the midwestern state.
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Corporate headquarters are scarce, and less than 10% of those who hail from the east are in leadership positions in sectors throughout Germany.
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By pulling back the husk, we see that the RFS's staunchest supporters tend to hail from corn-producing states like Nebraska and Iowa.
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Three of the shortlisted books hail from the United Kingdom, with Mr. Ondaatje's coming from Canada and Mr. Saunders's from the United States.
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They all hail from deep blue states, which stands as a testament to their capacity to speak to more than just their bases.
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And while a majority of the marchers appear to hail from the C.H.P.'s base, they also include a number of conservative Turks.
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Both hail from the outer boroughs of New York and know each other dating back to Trump's years in the real estate world.
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Plenty of congressional Republicans bent on repealing the Affordable Care Act hail from the states with the lowest minimum wages in the country.
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Two of Trump's lawyers representing him amid his impeachment saga, Jane and Martin Raskin, hail from the tony Miami suburb of Coral Gables.
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Roughly two dozen of the 31 House Democrats who hail from districts Trump won in 2016 have expressed support for the impeachment inquiry.
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Notably, CEO Eli Harris and product manager Frankie Zheng both hail from the young Chinese company that dominates consumer drone sales around the world.
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Click through to see which stars hail from your home state — and who knows, maybe you'll run into one of them on your flight.
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The official US figures for apprehensions on the US-Mexico border speak volumes about where the people Trump speaks so disparagingly of hail from.
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Other cats hail from captive-bred lion operations in South Africa which often earmark them for trophy killings by big game hunters and tourists.
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It's no surprise both Rise and the much-venerated FNL both hail from Emmy-winner Jason Katims, who also gave us family melodrama Parenthood.
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Vlisco's patterns are created at the company's headquarters in Helmond by a team of designers who hail from various parts of Europe and Africa.
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The co-founders hail from Google and EA, and want to build the platform that will act as the app store for game modders.
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The victims reportedly hail from more than 60 countries, mostly European; more than 1,500 reside in the UK alone, according to the British newspaper.
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Yet installing another member of the Ferjan (ie, someone who does not hail from the east) could cause other tribes to leave the group.
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As far as artists of color go, there are only a few featured at TEFAF, most of whom hail from Mexico and South America.
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Grazing corridors and reserves used to be set aside for the Fulani, who hail from the Sahel and drive their cattle south each year.
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Shir likes to point out that the men he leads hail from across Syria's mosaic of religions and people: Arabs, Kurds, Turkomans, and Christians.
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These victims cross racial and ethnic backgrounds, and hail from across the United States, including Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Boston, Orlando, and New York City.
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Vizguerra and Hernandez, who both hail from Mexico, thanked cheering supporters -- including lawyers, clergy, activists and community members -- Friday at an outdoor news conference.
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Both rappers hail from Chicago, and West is one of Chance's biggest influences — The College Dropout is the first rap album Chance ever purchased.
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Many from Pakistan's civilian and military elites hail from Lahore or other parts of Punjab, a province of 110m and the country's most influential.
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In honor of his mass serpent sabotage and his feast day, we looked at some of the finest fighters to hail from Emerald Isle.
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It may hail from one of America's great Rust Belt cities, but its music director, Franz Welser-Möst, continues the orchestra's profoundly European outlook.
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Tehran views the Houthis, who hail from a Shi'ite sect, as the legitimate authority in Yemen but denies accusations it supplies them with weapons.
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The majority are Indian nationals; nearly 70 percent of those who come on H-1B visas — a favorite of Big Tech — hail from India.
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Famous names, from Adam "MCA" Yauch (of the Beastie Boys) to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg hail from the Midwood section of Brooklyn.
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A number of incoming freshman hail from conservative-leaning districts and had run campaigns vowing to oppose Pelosi if voters sent them to Washington.
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Both sides hail from Daku, a small farming village north of Kabul where channels of water irrigate ancient grape vines and apple orchards abound.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.), hail from safe, ruby-red districts and states, so it's unlikely they would have suffered politically if they skipped them.
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The exhibition, which spans the museum's entire building in Long Island City, features 250 works by 82 artists, of whom 30 hail from Iraq.
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This year, over 100 exhibitors filled the spaces, about half of whom hail from Chicago and around 10% who are based outside the country.
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Mazza and Crews hail from Gainesville, Keegan and Villaamil are Miamians, and DeAtley, though born in New England, was raised in Palm Beach County.
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Dana Rohrabacher and Mimi Walters, an NRCC vice chair, both of whom hail from Orange County and won reelection in 2016 by double digits.
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On several dozen of campuses, remarkably, fewer students hail from the entire bottom half of the income distribution than from the top 1 percent.
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Interest groups in the agricultural sector -- a key constituency for Republicans who hail from rural states -- argue that they have a shortage of workers.
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I hail from a small town and have lived much of my life in others, and these card games remind me of such places.
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The majority of House Republicans who have voted in support of protecting young undocumented immigrants hail from competitive districts, often with large Hispanic populations.
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The holdouts largely hail from competitive swing districts, some of whom will be holding town halls in the coming days, including freshman Democratic Reps.
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Though she's known to hail from Nashville, she was actually born and raised in Pennsylvania and didn't move to Music City until her teens.
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The relationship between Hart and Pruitt, who both hail from Oklahoma, stretches long beyond Pruitt taking over the helm of the EPA last year.
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All seven members have military or national security backgrounds, all flipped Republican seats, and many hail from districts that voted for Trump in 2016.
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Most of the world's best players still hail from Britain or its former colonies: where once the Pakistanis held sway, now the Egyptians do.
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Art is to be appreciated by every human being no matter where on our planet they hail from and no matter their economic status.
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The largest communities hail from Morocco and Turkey, starting in the 60s, and from former colonies such as Indonesia, Suriname and the Dutch Antilles.
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These are delegates who backed [Marco] Rubio and [Ben] Carson or hail from states that don't bind their vote, (such as Colorado and North Dakota).
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Per Animal Planet, this year's players hail from 25 states across the country and include rescues from the hurricanes in Houston, Puerto Rico, and Florida.
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In the current study, the researchers, who hail from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and Sweden's Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm University, performed two more experiments.
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The authors involved in the incident all hail from Chinese organisations, with a large majority of the articles involving research in the field of cancer.
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Students hail from the United States and eight foreign countries, winnowed from 11 million hopefuls who competed in preliminary competitions at schools around the world.
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The area itself is heavily Democratic, but two of the state's most powerful Republicans behind the scenes -- Dan Dumezich and Bob Grand -- hail from there.
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The new astronaut candidates hail from all across the country and have a diverse variety of backgrounds in the sciences, military, and even private spaceflight.
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Instead of switching between apps to secure a ride during rush hour, people in China can now hail from different companies using a single app.
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Rapper Drake may hail from the United States' neighbor to the north, Canada, but that doesn't stop him from voicing his opinions on domestic affairs.
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The victims hail from a variety of political parties, large and small, and most were running for local offices far removed from the national spotlight.
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Maldonado worries that the election of either Bolsonaro or Haddad, who hail from opposite ends of the political spectrum, could tear the divided country apart.
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" Both series share a showrunner in Kreisberg and both hail from Berlanti Productions, which also produces "The Flash's" sister series "Arrow" and "Legends of Tomorrow.
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Another former justice who came galloping back to life was Byron White, the first to hail from Colorado, whom Gorsuch served as a law clerk.
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The hopeful companies advancing into the 2017 home stretch have wildly different lunar exploration strategies and goals, plus they hail from all around the world.
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If there's anything you could say of the men to hail from Eastern Europe, one thing that instantly springs into mind is their natural toughness.
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All of Ihle's fellow gold miners hail from Stavanger and work in the arts, but none of the participants knew each other before the trip.
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Warren and Sanders both hail from the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, while the poll showed some crossover between those supporting Biden and Harris.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) and Martha McSally (R-Ariz.), for instance, hail from districts that span a combined 28500 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Kim Yeong-mi and Kim Kyeong-ae are siblings and four of them hail from the same hometown of Uiseong, a county famous for garlic.
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They hail from all over the state, from towns and cities big and small -- and the vast majority of them are under 20 years old.
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We're a diverse group, and not just because we hail from 11 different countries, including the United States, Russia, Australia, Mexico, Denmark, Estonia, and Kenya.
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Most there hail from South Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, all trying to make a new life in one of Asia's greatest economic miracles.
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Reykjavik for the landscapes and small town feel—the whole country's population is just over 300K—and some of my musical heroes hail from there.
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This year, around 31 galleries hail from Latin America or have a branch there — in the increasingly global art world, the distinction is worth noting.
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The headphones are limited edition and hail from George and Rande Gerber's "House of Friends" ... an exclusive stash handed out to people close to them.
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The spread of infection on both ships also raises questions about the health and safety of crew members, many of whom hail from poorer countries.
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Open board seats are increasingly being filled by younger, more diverse candidates who hail from executive positions two to three levels below the C-suite.
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All are men, all hail from the country's former west, and all are pushing a new identity for the party, the conservative Christian Democratic Union.
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Unfortunately for the president, he mistakenly referenced the team as being from the state of Kansas, when the Chiefs actually hail from Kansas City, Missouri.
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As the two rejects hail from the parliament's centre-right and socialist groups, rumours swirled that a liberal, preferably from western Europe, would be next.
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Students at the school have been in the US for three years or less and hail from countries like Bhutan, Burma, Iraq, Syria and Somalia.
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Instead of cozying up to governments because they hail from the right, demand that they commit to continuing international partnerships to rebuild their judiciary systems.
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Pope Francis, the first pontiff to hail from the Americas, is wrapping up a six-day swing through Mexico, the second-most-populous Catholic nation.
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Most of the new proposals from Democratic senators, which in fact are resuscitated versions of old ideas, come from politicians who hail from safely Democratic states.
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I don't always know where this burning drive comes from, but what I do know is that I hail from a line of amazing, unwavering women.
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With it, comes an opportunity to disrupt his current music practice while also exploring the Gaelic folk tradition of the region his wife's family hail from.
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Both Kasich and Christie — who hail from blue states and therefore have records that reflect bipartisan compromise — are also banking on a significantly more moderate electorate.
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But Disney also gave the film several architectural and cultural flourishes that seem to hail from India — like basing the Sultan's Palace on the Taj Mahal.
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These mainly hail from Eastern religions – terms such as "Nirvana" or "Brahman" – which translates roughly as the ultimate reality underlying all phenomena in the Hindu scriptures.
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Grimes attended the Met Ball on Monday with a mystery man on her arm—someone who doesn't hail from the artistic and musical circles she occupies.
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Speaking to reporters, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa urged Tshwane residents to shun tribalism and accept Didiza even though she does not originally hail from the area.
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To ensure he maintains support, military and political sources say that Maduro, who unlike Chavez does not hail from the army, has handed it more power.
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Almost all governors and state executive officers who object to the replacement hail from states that opted to accept federal funding to expand Medicaid under ObamaCare.
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If you hail from either of the coasts, your interests are being safeguarded by zero of the senators endeavoring to overhaul the U.S. health care system.
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They hail from dozens of countries, but most are from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Nigeria—countries struggling with war, political repression, climate change, and endemic poverty.
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Both Brooks and Moore hail from the northern portion of the state, so Strange could benefit from Brooks's rise if it means taking votes from Moore.
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Tsay will work closely with the other doctors at Apple, who hail from an array of different specialties and work across teams under the various leaders.
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They hail from Thailand, South Korea, Brazil, UK, and US.Popular video subjects include toy reviews and mukbangs, videos of the children eating different foods on camera.
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Many Democrats have been critical that most party leaders hail from coastal states, and they're clamoring for more representation from other parts of the country. Reps.
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Most of the Freedom Caucus members hail from safe red districts, often gerrymandered, and they are likely to return in the 116th Congress with increased seniority.
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To complete her comeback, Annie will have to defeat her toughest opponents yet: Ragnheiður Sara Sigmundsdottir and Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir, both of whom hail from Iceland.
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Pepsi may hail from the Carolinas, but down there we swear by Cheerwine, a syrupy soda similar to a cross between Cherry Coke and Dr. Pepper.
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The six Wake Forest players whose singles matches counted in the championship round hail from Croatia, Cyprus, Tunisia, Israel, Uzbekistan and Germany, according to the roster.
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Though many exhibitors hail from the United States, most are European, and British, French, Danish and Italian galleries came with evidence of their own local modernism.
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The teenagers, who hail from the western city of Herat, took the Entrepreneurial Challenge at the Robotex festival, which was held in Tallinn, Estonia, on Nov.
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Those laborers hail from among the world's poorest areas — Africa, Bangladesh, India — and they have come to Qatar as it prepares for the 2022 World Cup.
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With infinite waste streams to be tapped, the founders — who hail from India, Lithuania, Korea and other nations — have their sights set beyond the United States.
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These new buyers, many of whom hail from gentrified areas of Brooklyn, are drawn to the Hudson Valley's similar ethos, with its small farms and artisans.
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And in some ways, this is a regional scene passing for an internet phenomenon: Most of the crucial artists and producers hail from the Miami area.
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Until recently, the most famous retail billionaire to hail from Japan was Tadashi Yanai, the low-profile founder and architect of the casual-wear empire Uniqlo.
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From the start of the film, there's a creepy—not to say ridiculous—sense of everybody, wherever they hail from, being cuffed and tied by circumstance.
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The number of Pittsburghers who hail from Hubei Province, of which Wuhan is the capital, is said by some to be around two or three hundred.
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The music of this international group (the members all hail from different countries) is driven by intersections and rhythmic friction, but it remains fluid and acrobatic.
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C.), who both hail from states with growing solar power capacity, tells the International Trade Commission (ITC) that the penalties could severely hurt the solar industry.
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The researchers who discovered and documented Plundervolt hail from the U.K.'s University of Birmingham, Graz University of Technology in Austria, and KU Leuven in Belgium.
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The companies hail from China's eastern Jiangsu province and will boost industries such as pharmaceuticals, electronics and aluminium smelting, Al Shamisi told CNBC's Street Signs Monday.
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The vast majority of VC investors are white men and 40% of them hail from Harvard or Stanford, according to research from venture capitalist Richard Kerby.
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Led by Cristal Ramirez, Katie Henderson, McKenna Petty and Alisa Ramirez, The Aces hail from sunny California and put that kind of vibe into their music.
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Some of the new players hail from China, which can complicate some of the municipal negotiations, but even the homegrown companies are contending with city agencies.
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They hail from some of its most war-torn regions: Rakhine State along the Bay of Bengal, Shan State in mountains controlled by militias and rebels.
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Scottie tells Tyler, "You've been getting Hilton Head" ... clearly a sexual pun reference to the town in South Carolina where both Tyler and Angela hail from.
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Politically, though, given the number of senators and representatives who hail from places that benefit from the deduction, it's likely to be controversial even among Republicans.
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Other co-founders and senior executives hail from the tax advisory world, and from employee benefits outsourcing services company Zenefits, along with former Venmo and Square developers.
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Many Indians hail from humble beginnings in their homeland and live by one decree: Work hard because in America, you can be what you want to be.
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While the movie's special effects makeup designer, Andy Bergholtz, previously shared some mock-ups of the mysterious being, turns out the creature might actually hail from Mykonos.
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Kurzman also looked specifically at immigrants and Muslims whose families hail from the countries targeted travel ban — and, you guessed it, found no special propensity for terrorism.
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They hail from As-Suwayda in southwest Syria, and arrived in Germany between 2014 and 2016, where they were welcomed by Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right government.
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Photographers Mel D. Cole and Bex Day capture striking and unique perspectives from the communities they hail from, as with Habiba Nowrose's haunting portraits of concealed women.
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MIT and the California Institute of Technology, two elite schools with no legacy preferences, have much fewer students who hail from the ranks of the super-rich.
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Getting back to where most of Game of Thrones actors hail from, you can fly from Croatia to Edinburgh, Scotland for $235 to see parts of Winterfell.
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Here, Facebook will also show a list of countries of the people who manage the Page, and how many managers hail from each country in that list.
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The rapper attended with 40 people in his group, and gave an inspiring speech about his beloved city and how proud he was to hail from Chicago.
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" Pence also touted the Trump campaign's immigration plan, which would prevent newcomers from entering the US if they hail from countries "that have been compromised by terrorism.
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This storm system will barrel toward the East Coast through Friday, unleashing tornadoes, damaging winds and hail from the Texas Panhandle to the coast of the Carolinas.
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Meta was founded in 2012 and is based out of Redwood City, but also has an R&D operation in Israel, where its founders hail from originally.
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However, some of today's mongers, myself included, hail from a different mentality: We believe that consumers deserve transparency and the truth to empower their fish buying choices.
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We don't need to respect the rights of immigrants, refugees, or even citizens in our own country who hail from some kind of ethnic or religious minority.
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Republican senators who hail from states that expanded Medicaid are meeting about the future of the program as their party moves ahead with the repeal of ObamaCare.
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Sometimes staff hail from conflict zones themselves or have had multiple postings in dangerous places, and each incident can trigger memories of past traumatic events, he said.
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His adult victims were domestic workers for households around Cyprus, according to the Guardian, and are thought to hail from the Philippines, India or Nepal, and Romania.
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The likely contenders have experience on congressional committees overseeing the Interior Department or hail from Western states, an important factor considering Interior's outsized influence in the West.
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MADRID — A large number of foreign-born residents of Spain hail from Romania, and this week's Madrid Open has become a particularly festive celebration of Romanian success.
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"It's just a relief," Mr. Pérez, 30, said last week in his classroom at the International High School at Union Square, where students hail from 49 countries.
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Pellegrini said lawmakers who hail from Southern states, which are the most likely to see Zika cases, are more tuned in to the crisis than their colleagues.
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To date, more than 6,700 local officials from across the county who hail from more than 85033,000 different state and local agencies have benefited from its training.
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Many of the lawmakers who are most invested in the issue hail from rural states, where residents are less likely to have access to high-speed broadband.
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Ultimately, as The New York Times reports, they are controlled by about 100 people, many of whom hail from a county called Pingyang on China's east coast.
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The experts hail from the Beijing Peaceland Foundation, an organization with more than 100 rescue teams and experience carrying out similar operations in mountainous Myanmar and Nepal.
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There is also the glaring fact that Asian-Americans—who hail from a vast continent composed of different cultures and ethnicities—are far from a unified group.
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The protesters hail from Ethiopia's two largest ethnic groups, a population of more than 60 million, leading many analysts to predict that this is no passing fad.
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There are some suggestions in the various snippets that they hail from different walks of life, but character development will have to wait for a later date.
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Hispanics living in the U.S., particularly those who hail from other countries, are approaching retirement with less than a third of the savings of their white counterparts.
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The Power 5 conferences make up less than one-sixth of Division I's 32 conferences, yet half of the selection committee's 10 members hail from its institutions.
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From those 25 retirements, 17 members hail from districts where the presidential vote for Trump in 2016 was below the national average in districts won by Republicans.
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Mike Tyson, Zab Judah, Riddick Bowe, Shannon Briggs and countless other world champions all hail from one small section of Brooklyn that encompasses a few square blocks.
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As I discovered, Chaos Echoes hail from France and play a mix of black metal, death metal, doom, drone, and psychedelic horror that works incredibly well live.
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There is about a 10:1 ratio of liberals to conservatives in social research fields, which most of the professors in Sachs' data seemed to hail from.
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They hail from Nashville, and if you know anything about that town, you know you need talent to just make it there, let alone launch a career.
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Another concrete example: Brazil and India are paying 80 percent of their imports in dollars, whereas just a fraction of the imports hail from the U.S. itself.
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It may also be that she seemed to hail from another era, when theater stardom was perceived as the headiest kind of celebrity and sufficient unto itself.
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The new members — who include the British actress Naomie Harris, a best supporting actress nominee for "Moonlight" at the most recent Academy Awards — hail from 57 countries.
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The Quincy Institute's full roster of more than 40 specialists, who will contribute studies, policy papers and participate in public events, mostly hail from outside the Beltway.
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Its stars hail from many continents, and its television contracts extend from Europe to Tencent in China, which this year signed a five-year, $1.5 billion deal.
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Many of Sadr's supporters hail from eastern Baghdad slums and share the same grievances as many Iraqis over a lack of job opportunities, poor healthcare and education.
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Medal of Honor recipients hail from every state in the union and every walk of life, and represent every generation of service members since the Civil War.
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The protagonists are women living in Northern California, or maybe they're vacationing there, or perhaps they hail from North Carolina and are reminiscing about their youth there.
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Students in the training hail from countries such as France, Italy and Norway, in addition to Saudi Arabia, which began sending trainees to the base in 1995.
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Although they hail from rival companies, there are several parallels to DC's best movie, "Wonder Woman," beyond an under-represented group belatedly receiving its super-heroic due.
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Most of the elite runners are from the same region Most Kenyan elite runners hail from the same ethnic groups known as the Kalenjins and the Nandis.
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That revelation makes her one of only a handful of live-action Star Wars characters to hail from the planet a young Princess Leia once called home.
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The overwhelming majority of workers granted that status hail from El Salvador, Honduras and Haiti, and many have flocked to low-paying health care professions as well.
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Like Ms. Xu and Maomao, more than half of the nearly 893,000 retired snowbirds who flock to Sanya every year are said to hail from China's northeast.
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Nearly half of Republican lawmakers hail from states that have expanded Medicaid through Obamacare, a program the GOP repeal bill wants to freeze and eventually phase out.
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The fighters hail from a number of countries including Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, said an SDF faction which distributed photographs showing men separated from women and small children.
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Of the 24 players who are expected to play Sunday night in the All-Star Game at Air Canada Centre, just six hail from teams with losing records.
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Impact: This is the original Rubio message, before he turned negative—that he represents a new generation of conservative leadership, while his opponents hail from a former era.
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"Isaan is like being from Idaho," a backwater burg to urban Thais who view it as the place where the city's taxi drivers and domestic workers hail from.
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The combination makes perfect sense, given the fact that Somi is a woman who was raised in the United States by parents who hail from Rwanda and Uganda.
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It's not clear if the intention was to show where Facebook employees hail from or where Facebook has its offices, but either way, the information is not correct.
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More sobering still, by definition those attacking foreign brands are unusually worldly, whether they hail from the aspiring middle classes or are members of China's globe-trotting elites.
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While the vessel was sailing under a UK flag, Stena Bulk is headquartered in Sweden, and the 23 seafarers on board hail from India, Latvia, Philippines and Russia.
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There aren't many endangered Republican members up in 2018, but those who are hail from more purple states, like Dean Heller in Nevada and Jeff Flake in Arizona.
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" On the need to focus on the heartland: "28% of House Democrats hail from states that don't touch the Atlantic or Pacific oceans, down from 37% in 2007.
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In particular, Odinga's Luo tribe, who hail from the west, hoped an Odinga presidency would break the Kikuyu and Kalenjin dominance of central government since independence in 1963.
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All nine of those legislators hail from states Trump won in the primary, ensuring that a critical mass of pro-Trump Republicans will be watching their every move.
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The National Guard members hail from more than 40 states and U.S. territories, with some coming from as far away as Guam, according to the Times. Maj. Gen.
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New York Tribune Archives That description doesn't hail from the sweaty summer of LFO's "Summer Girls" (1999) or even the season of the Beach Boys' "California Girls"(1965).
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The two leading contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination hail from neighboring states, and both have reasons to think they should do well in the New Hampshire primary.
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Federico Fubini, an Italian journalist, computes that Germany received 2.7m migrants from other EU countries in 2008-17, up to a third of whom hail from the south.
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Canadians Aaron Nusbaum and Mike Plantinga, who lost the bronze medal contest to Argentina, may hail from the Great White North but insist snow is not for them.
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Both Amash and Paul are privacy advocates who hail from the libertarian wing of the GOP, and both fought last year to kill the government-surveillance Patriot Act.
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"Our new members hail from states across the country and bring a diverse array of backgrounds and experiences to our new majority," Neal said in a news release.
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Aardman is a haven for the humanish: for creatures that hail from other species but match us or even, in Gromit's case, outstrip us in proficiency and grace.
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On Tuesday morning, Pelosi brought Trumka in for a meeting with freshman Democrats, many of whom hail from swing districts and are hoping for progress on a deal.
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They hail from Los Angeles, may or may not be related to one another, and have been playing together in one configuration or another for about eight years.
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The Democratic senators to watch hail from red states: Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Joe Donnelly of Indiana, Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, and Claire McCaskill of Missouri.
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The heels hail from all over the world, and customers ship them in from places like Hong Kong, South Africa, France, England Mongolia, Peru, Chile, Columbia and Venezuela.
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In 2010, Goodluck Jonathan became the first Nigerian president to hail from that region; soon the Hilton's lobby teemed with men wearing the delta's trademark gowns and fedoras.
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They hail from South Africa, Burkina Faso, Morocco, Jamaica, Venezuela, USA, Brazil, Nigeria and London, with each portrait lined with handcrafted frames featuring goods sourced in Moroccan markets.
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Users who keep up with these accounts hail from across the globe and support all sorts of groups, but the moderators behind each account are usually completely anonymous.
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They hail from remote areas, mostly totally unknown to people in the West, victims of a war they never started and invisible to the world as its casualties.
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One out of five companies on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq stock market hail from that state, according to my recent assessment of relevant data.
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You don't have to hail from The Emerald Isle to grab your favorite green shirt and knock back a pint of Guinness in honor of St. Patrick's Day.
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That same phenomenon might apply to South Americans who hail from other socialist countries, including Nicaraguans, Colombians, and Venezuelans who have recently fled the regime of Nicolás Maduro.
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The loss of opportunity foreshadowed how many Indigenous Australians — those who are Aboriginal or hail from the Torres Strait Islands — were excluded from cricket for the next century.
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But Disney also gave the film several architectural and cultural flourishes that seem to hail from Hinduism and India — like basing the Sultan's Palace on the Taj Mahal.
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Many of the Democrats facing re-election in November hail from states that Mr. Trump carried and are more concerned about well-funded Republican opponents than liberal challengers.
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There's a long history attached to BDSM aesthetics: collars, harnesses, and black leather hail from the Old Guard leather community, but have been appropriated by fashion for decades.
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More than 70 percent of the delegates available on Super Tuesday hail from communities where at least 30 percent of the voters are people of color, Schale said.
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Those of us who hail from countries where exceptionalism and nationalism jostle uncomfortably close together recognize this hollow and dangerous populism that makes "greatness" divisive rather than inspirational.
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The visitors hail from Shanghai, Detroit and Los Angeles and cities in Latin America and Europe — a kind of art gallery Airbnb or a decentralized underground art fair.
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Six winter Olympians hail from Steamboat Springs, Colorado, but the city with the most Olympians is Park City, Utah, which has eight athletes to cheer for this year.
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Alphabet engineers currently on loan to Verb hail from Project Loon, Google's project that involves using balloons to spread Internet access, YouTube, Google Apps, Google Fiber and more.
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Incredibly, they hail from 2198 different nations, ranging from Brazil and Spain through to Burkina Faso, Gabon and Armenia – although 2500% come from just 2500 of those countries.
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A New Orleans pianist and a Havana-born percussionist, Mr. Crawford and Mr. Martinez are two former prodigies who hail from opposite sides of the Gulf of Mexico.
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"We proudly present 100 dope women who hail from the continent and the Diaspora—an amazing collective of visionaries, champions, pioneers and innovators," said Antoinette Isama, OkayAfrica Associate Editor.
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Each summer, dozens of researchers who hail from universities, NASA and independent organizations like the SETI Institute, begin arriving in the early summer for their stay at the base.
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Both partners hail from the Portuguese resort island of Madeira and are investing a total of 75 million euros in the venture, including in the two hotels already opened.
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With the world watching for Trump's latest moves, international students who hail from the countries affected by the ban are on tenterhooks, waiting for the other shoe to drop.
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That said, the Calgary Zoo's penguins, who hail from several regions of the world, would probably be more than happy to waddle around in the frigid cold open air.
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The same storm system brought a spate of severe weather to the Plains states over the weekend, spawning several tornadoes and massive hail from Kansas to Oklahoma and Colorado.
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As its title intimates, Our Land focuses on the landscapes of Egypt, Lebanon, Palestine, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain; its contributing artists hail from these countries or their diasporic communities.
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He will be responsible for nurturing local talent, and trying to make the team less reliant on imported players: just six of the current squad hail from North America.
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A whopping 20 Republican senators hail from states that opted for Medicaid expansion and are less disposed to jigger with the program's current status quo than their House counterparts.
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Perhaps the most famous player to hail from Humboldt, Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender Glenn Hall, said no words could convey how he felt after learning about the tragedy.
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Dragon's Ahmad said the ICO would not be affected by China's ban as many investors hail from Hong Kong and Macau as well as Japan, South Korea and Russia.
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Most MAVNI recruits hail from Africa or Asia, and it's hard to get all the necessary details about someone's life from certain governments that don't reliably keep official records.
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Both members of PWR BTTM hail from eastern Massachusetts, but they didn't meet until Bruce stumbled into Hopkins's room at Bard College, about two hours north of New York.
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Chicago-based teams, including the Bulls, Bears and Cubs, are all well-represented, but Windy City residents who hail from elsewhere can still find their home team's gear here.
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One thing for sure is that most of them hail from the business and financial communities, so won't be bashing us as much as the last president's people did.
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But Senate Republicans who hail from states that expanded Medicaid under Obamacare say that would cut off vital resources for some of their most vulnerable constituents much too abruptly.
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Alexa Chung, Jane Birkin, Princess Di — some of the biggest style icons in history hail from the U.K. And they're just as known for their distinct beauty looks, too.
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I hail from the land of crystal healing and meditation yurts, the land of checking in with your inner child during a long hike through sagebrush and yucca plants.
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David was my calculus teacher at the Roxbury Latin School (fellow constructors Sam Trabucco and John Lieb also hail from there and I will begin teaching there next fall!).
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Of the 17 new members expected to be appointed to the EPA's Scientific Advisory Board (SAB), three hail from large fossil-fuel companies: Southern Company, Phillips 66, and Total.
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Seventy-nine of the guests had come from out of state to celebrate the couple, who hail from Chicago and had dreamed of a beautiful wedding in wine country.
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More than 40 African leaders are scheduled so far to attend the two-day event — many of whom hail from countries Russia has never had exceptionally close relationships with.
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And many of the US-led coalition's local allies hail from the area and are eager to return home, something made more complicated by regime gains in the area.
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Like the club and the town they hail from he is not glamorous, but he does possess a quality that is highly revered in English football: Dyche is "effective".
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Esequiel Sanchez, a priest from Des Plaines, Illinois, whose parents hail from Durango, had traveled to Mexico with 14 others to celebrate his 50th birthday and was returning home.
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Dominican Republic Gary Sánchez (catcher), Luis Severino (pitcher) and Miguel Andújar (third baseman) hail from the country with the most foreign-born players in the league (84 in all).
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"I think Mayor de Blasio should be comforted that 62 members of the Assembly hail from the City of New York," Carl E. Heastie, the Assembly speaker, said recently.
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Singapore, so foreign to me, was Lee's home for decades, and he is currently working on a book of essays on artists who mostly hail from his adopted country.
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And Trump praised his nominee for education secretary, Betsy DeVos, and his likely choice to head the Republican National Committee, Ronna Romney McDaniel — both of whom hail from Michigan.
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But it could create a problem for Mr. Trump, since some of his new nominees hail from states represented by two Democratic senators who could withhold blue-slip approval.
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Today the city has more than 210,220 outdoor courts, more than for any other sport, so it makes sense that some of the best handball players hail from here.
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While some may have clinical training in fields like nursing or medicine, they hail from a wide variety of disciplines or train in health coaching as a secondary career.
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By the numbers: Q3 fundraising reports show four Republican senators were outraised by their Democratic competitors, including three that hail from key battleground states Iowa, Maine and Arizona. Sen.
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According to an analysis by NPR, this year's Winter Olympians hail from 32 different states, including Alaska, Texas and Florida — but over 40 percent come from just five states.
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Many in the northwestern Syrian province hail from eastern Aleppo, recaptured by government forces a year ago after a vicious ground and air assault that sparked an international outcry.
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Earlier testers hail from industries including healthcare, gig economy and mobility, with "exciting use cases in the pipeline from recruitment to financial services that will launch soon", per Klenk.
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The director, Fernando León de Aranoa, is Spanish; his stars hail from Puerto Rico, Ukraine, America, and France; and his story takes place "somewhere in the Balkans," in 1995.
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People who hail from the world's Blue Zones, areas where people tend to live to about 100 years old while happy and disease-free, have known this for centuries.
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Last week's attack in New York once again raises question about whether we can adequately vet people who hail from the growing number of failed states around the world.
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Pelosi now will have to manage her rank-and-file members who hail from disparate corners of the country, and are facing down vastly different political realities back home.
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The Motoyas hail from Fukui, a rural area on the Sea of Japan, where they met while working at a small local credit union, according to Ms. Motoya's autobiography.
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However, in 2015, Vulture compiled a comprehensive list of active HFPA members, which reveals that they hail from Brazil, Italy, Germany, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Egypt, Canada, and more.
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These are American traditions rather than Christian ones, but they are traditions of the subset of Americans who either practice Christian faith or hail from families that historically did.
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Scrapping the expansion earlier could help win over a handful of conservative votes, but it could cost GOP votes in the Senate where nearly 20 lawmakers hail from expansion states.
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The members – who hail from shelters in the Queens area – are currently selling cookies, including Thin Mints and Samoas, at Kellogg's NYC, a cereal cafe located in Manhattan's Union Square.
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Most of the people now caught trying to enter the United States illegally hail from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, among the poorest and most violent countries in the Americas.
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The ability to study these samples up close will help scientists understand the extraterrestrial worlds they hail from, and hopefully help to prevent those worlds from impacting with our own.
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This explains why the investors mostly hail from Japan, too, but Dumitriu noted that his company's strategic partnership with Fujitsu will hopefully help it capture more of the Asian market.
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The four – three of whom hail from Sri Lanka and one from the Philippines – provided shelter to Snowden during his monthlong stay in the semiautonomous Chinese territory in May 2013.
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The majority of Guantanamo prisoners already approved for transfer hail from Yemen, but the US has had a policy against transferring detainees to Yemen due to the ongoing instability there.
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Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan, West Virginia's Shelley Moore Capito and Nevada's Dean Heller -- all who have expressed concerns with the Senate bill and hail from states that expanded Medicaid.
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Kim, whose parents hail from South Korea and whose grandmother watched her compete for the first time in Pyeongchang, said her profile had exploded since she arrived at the Olympics.
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These unconventional croquettes actually hail from Canada and are filled with a "brown sauce" that originated from Chinese immigrants working in the railway and Gold Rush camps of Western Canada.
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Alissa: Netflix has the ability (and maybe the interest) to invest in filmmakers who hail from those countries, too, which would be in stark contrast to most Hollywood studios' practices.
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More than 60 percent of Rio's homeless were born in Rio State where most of them hail from slums were residents live precarious lives without formal property rights, Sabino said.
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Several Democrats up for reelection in 2018 hail from red states and there could be pressure on some lawmakers to work with a GOP-led Senate to find common ground.
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Meanwhile, Trump's final choice for the job, Mike Pence, did not hail from a swing state or arrive with presidential-campaign experience, as would have been the case with Kasich.
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But, as Jan Dehn, the head of research at Ashmore in London, which oversees $51 billion in emerging market assets, points out, these securities do not hail from emerging markets.
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Or the Hell: the Biblical characters Gog and Magog, Satan's henchmen, hail from the Far North, and the underworld's inner circle is not a fiery inferno but a frozen lake.
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Given a choice, the animals—which hail from the woodlands of Europe and Asia—will choose to hang out with their partners exclusively, groom each other, and eventually nest together.
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To choose them as your favourites, and to stick boldly and resolutely with that decision, regardless of the venom that reigns upon you like fist-sized hail from all angles.
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Of those, 39 million barrels come from countries like Saudi Arabia that belong to the oil cartel OPEC and 56 million hail from countries like the United States and Russia.
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Specialists who hail from 4353 countries and speak 26 languages, they must be calm enough to handle the pressure of a workplace that handles at least 100 repairs every day.
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Perhaps unknown to him is that many African Americans from my hometown of St. Louis hail from the South and have deep ties to blacks in Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia.
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Of the nearly 800,000 immigrants who are protected by DACA, referred to as Dreamers, more than 90 percent hail from Latin America, and almost 80 percent are originally from Mexico.
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The gender wage gap is persistent, and a new study reveals that even women students who hail from Ivy League schools are falling short of shattering the glass ceiling, financially.
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The top four states with the largest number of sign-ups, namely Texas, Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina all hail from the deep red South and all went for Trump.
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This comprehensive, generational approach is the only real answer to create greater opportunity and prosperity for all Americans, whether they hail from Lorain or any other community across our country.
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In nations like Britain and France, citizens who hail from former colonies serve as living reminders of imperial abuses and have forced some degree of reckoning with their nations' histories.
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T$P protégés Young13DBaby and Fendiboi are a couple of new CDC recruits and frequent collaborators who hail from the Tibetan Plateau—from the southern Gansu province and Lhasa, respectively.
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The rabbis on the list hail from all over the world, and from different sides of the spectrum of Jewish religious identity: They are Orthodox and conservative, reform and progressive.
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From producers like Max Martin and Shellback to breakout artists including Tove Lo, some of the biggest names in pop music hail from Sweden – and RedOne got his start there, too.
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Prabowo and Uno hail from elite military and business circles respectively, but neither has an extended track record in elected office, save Uno's past 10 months as deputy governor of Jakarta.
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Although both stars hail from the East Coast, they opted to celebrate their big day at THE LONDON West Hollywood hotel, which is known for its spectacular views of the city.
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Most of the pastors who signed the Nashville Statement hail from small ultra-conservative congregations which refused to join the consolidation of the Protestant Church of the Netherlands (PKN) in 2004.
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Rae is careful to note, however, that The Engine will invest in teams and technologies that hail from a variety of industry and academic backgrounds, not just from the MIT ecosystem.
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If all five states with legalization measures on the ballot this year pass, 100 of the 435 members of the House of Representatives will hail from states where marijuana is legal.
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It turns out these little rascals are relative newcomers to the UK. As MERL notes, they hail from the Baltic states and have migrated to Germany, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
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His subjects, who hail from Britain, Cambodia, Switzerland, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Germany, Kuwait, Japan, the U.S., and more countries, come in all ages, sizes, and ethnicities, with one thing in common.
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Both shows hail from the U.K., deal frankly with sex and are the creative offspring of their stars, who in each case produced, directed and wrote or co-wrote the series.
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That said, this particular toy store was sort of a nostalgic wonderland, filled with stern, wooden, relentlessly European toys — the sort that usually did indeed hail from long-forgotten attic trunks.
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Those made ill by the salad hail from nine separate states -- North Dakota, Tennessee and all of the states where the product is sold except for Wisconsin, according to the CDC.
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" And he summed up that even though both candidates can make "plausible claims" that they each hail from the state, "New Yorkers don't get hung up on that sort of thing.
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He said he's more concerned that the people who end up replacing Pelosi and her team in the future hail from the liberal wing of the party rather than the center.
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In the wake of devastating, fatal floods in southeast Texas as a result of Hurricane Harvey, musicians who hail from Houston and the surrounding areas are giving back to their hometown.
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Unlike the Iraqi Army, which is dominated by Shiite Arabs that hail from the more southern provinces of Iraq, these Sunni Arab tribes are fully committed to defending their territories themselves.
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We have an incredibly polite conversation, with me asking him how he is, him asking me how I am, him reporting that he is excellent and where do I hail from?
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Most Oscar producers would regard this year's best-song lineup as a rare gift, since many of the tunes hail from box office behemoths and can be sung by big stars.
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According to official data, 300 million people hail from agrarian areas and are rapidly aging, while many younger people have moved to cities, leaving farms with fewer people to tend them.
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One in every five Florida residents is an immigrant, the vast majority of whom hail from Cuba, Haiti, Mexico, and Colombia, bringing with them rich culture, history, and of course, flavor.
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However, observers speculate that Warren and Sanders could end up with advantages in the Granite State, where primary voters have a track record of rewarding candidates who hail from neighboring states.
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Of the 2023 House Democrats who hail from districts Trump won in 2016, 29 voted to impeach Trump, with House Republicans eager to amplify their votes throughout their districts (The Hill).
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Ms. Shocron, a pianist, and Mr. Díaz, a drummer, both hail from Argentina, and together they make wobbly, dreamlike music with the lilt of folk song and the expansiveness of jazz.
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To Mr. Gervais, France has a responsibility to take care of the squatters, especially because they hail from former colonies where the French still exercise great economic, political and military influence.
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The largest number of overstayers — about 21 million — hail from Mexico, a neighboring country with a long history of commercial and family ties and substantial flows of people across the border.
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The reverberations of the election were keenly felt in North Point, where many inhabitants – like Fu's grandparents – hail from the southern Chinese province of Fujian, up the coast from Hong Kong.
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Eleven of the 12 House Republicans who opposed the bill hail from California, New York and New Jersey, most of them from affluent districts that are already uneasy with Mr. Trump.
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For all of the talk at Biden events about engaging independents and Republicans, Democratic attendees who hail from conservative areas tend to be the most skeptical that any Republicans are listening.
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Some of the most eye-catching investors in his real estate empire since he won the Republican nomination hail from countries where there is a faint line between business and politics.
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Moreover, the same dynamic that may once have made the north distinctive is now being replicated elsewhere: the bulk of Romanian emigrants to other EU countries hail from the south and east.
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The law purportedly aims to reduce prostitution by penalizing the john, or solicitor, and not the women working in the trade who often hail from poor Eastern European countries or South Asia.
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While the cats, who hail from the Pacific Northwest, may seem like super cats, they still like catching sun in a window or snagging a nap on a jacket whenever they can.
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Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Napalm Death, and Godflesh are some of the most influential bands in aggressive music, and as any hesher worth their leather knows, they all hail from Birmingham, England.
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Most of the galleries hail from the US (and largely New York), but there will also be a number of Japanese exhibitors to offer a taste of art brut from the East.
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A disproportionate percentage of the men and women in our military hail from rural America, and veterans return to these communities looking for jobs, often while dealing with PTSD or combat injuries.
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Princeton University is the best at producing plutocrats—220% of its graduates end up as one-percenters, about the same as the share of its students who hail from equally wealthy households.
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At schools like MIT, where 42 percent of graduate students are international and 7 percent of scholars hail from the Middle East, the effects of Trump's immigration ban are felt throughout campus.
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Not only are they from Trump-won areas, five of them hail from the top five largest margins of Trump victory of any seat in the county now held by a Democrat.
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Sometimes we overlook the companies that hail from the era that precedes the current wave of fintech fascination, a vertical which has accumulated over $100 billion in global investment capital since 2010.
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Moderate politicians who hail from PiS, including Mr Duda, afford some hope: they are less bewitched by conspiracy theories, and may see less need to impose party control on the justice system.
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Since meldonium's prohibition in January, there have been well over 100 failed drug tests for the substance and many of those athletes involved are Russian or hail from a former soviet state.
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If home bias plays a role, Belgium and Argentina are likely to come high in the BoE policy committee's picks, as two members - Gertjan Vlieghe and Silvana Tenreyro - hail from those countries.
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Moreover, several top advisers either hail from South Carolina or have worked in politics here, including Terry Sullivan, Rubio's campaign manger who has advised more than 100 federal and state races here.
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The United States hosts the lottery each year, inviting and welcoming the applications of people around the world who hail from countries that do not send many immigrants to the United States.
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I'm a born and bred Staten Islander, so I hail from New York City's most famously homogeneous borough, and the only NYC county that voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 election.
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Both hail from Wisconsin, have known each other for decades, and worked closely with each other when Ryan was the GOP's 2012 vice presidential nominee and later elected Speaker of the House.
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Terms such as "angels", referring to ISI and other intelligence agencies, hail from the belief that none of their work is documented and their involvement cannot be proven - but they still exist.
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The Spanish quintet hail from Granada, a medieval city nestled at the foot of the soaring Sierra Nevadas, and they incorporate shades of that grandiose atmosphere into their avant-garde doom opuses.
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Both men hail from what U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) calls recalcitrant countries – nations that refuse to accept the return of their own citizens when the U.S. attempts to deport them.
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Last month, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said only 17% of refugees in Turkey hail from northeast regions controlled by the U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, which Ankara considers a terrorist group.
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The flight ban now includes Switzerland, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Sudan, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Eritrea, Kenya, Djibouti, and Somalia -- countries where millions of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia hail from.
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"While it is true that some of the most comfortable of the comfort foods hail from Appalachia, a major part of the food culture centers on various methods of preservation," Esmon says.
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It's an assortment of 18 bottles of vino that hail from all over the world – from Italy to Chile to Argentina to the good ol' USA – that are delivered to your doorstep.
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Five of these senators—Jon Tester, of Montana; Joe Donnelly, of Indiana; Claire McCaskill, of Missouri; and Manchin and Heitkamp—hail from solidly red states, and not infrequently vote with the Republicans.
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"As an immigrant myself, I know turning our backs on the values and countries that our citizens & neighbors hail from, runs counter to America and risks undermining our competitive prosperity," he said.
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Its scholars hail from conservative bastions like Hillsdale College in Michigan and the Claremont Institute, which is just a few miles from Glendora and publishes the Trump-friendly Claremont Review of Books.
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A Le Pen presidency, to be clear, would likely tear Europe asunder, marginalize French citizens who hail from Africa and the Middle East and lead to a big expansion of security forces.
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It's more of a problem in the House, where 35 Republicans hail from those four states, enough to defeat a tax-reform package if Democrats vote en bloc against it, as expected.
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Two cases now working their way through the courts focus on whether patrons of his hotels hail from overseas or state governments, a potential violation of the emoluments clauses of the Constitution.
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The gardeners at the New Roots Community Farm in the Bronx hail from Guyana, the Dominican Republic, the Central African Republic, Afghanistan, Gambia, Myanmar and the Ivory Coast, among many other places.
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The setting of the Asian Art Museum, together with the show's participants, many of whom hail from Asia, connects these personal objects to San Francisco's historical role in national conversations about immigration.
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But in public, the top brass remains fiercely loyal to Maduro, a 55-year-old former bus driver and union leader who unlike his predecessor Hugo Chavez does not hail from the military.
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You know a split between Cleveland's legendary dark hardcore bruisers Integrity (who, as it happens, hail from the most metal city in the nation) and Dallas' Power Trip is bound to be lit.
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Greek life is messy and mired in classism and bigotry — especially at a school like Penn, where many students hail from East Coast old money families that have attended the school for generations.
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Then, multiple people are saying this to your friends, and it's all going to play out on national television for possibly millions of people to watch (depending on which city you hail from).
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All four hail from states with sizeable solar markets, and Curbelo is also co-chair of the Climate Solutions Caucus, a bipartisan group of House lawmakers working on policies to address climate change.
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Some Berenstein truthers are so sure of their childhood memories they've become convinced they hail from an alternate universe—and photoshopped that pesky "ai" out of many an old snapshot to prove it.
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The company, the majority of whose workers hail from Turkey, Iran and various parts of Africa, is somewhat unique in Japan, where foreign nationals make up just 1.6% of the country's overall population.
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And in an ironic twist, some of the most important ones hail from proposals negotiated under a trade treaty in the Obama era that Trump blew up during his first week in office.
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The Pixel is easily the best Android phone I've ever tested, and seems to hail from a different planet than the chunky, clumsy and pokey 214 G1 which introduced Android to the world.
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In order to capture the snowy streets of Ōdate City, Japan, the company strapped 360 cameras to the backs of the three Akita dogs, which hail from the country's cold and mountainous regions.
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Both Ms. Mattes and Mr. Mattes hail from the Italian province of Brescia — and it's worth noting that they declined to say which towns, in an attempt to preserve a sliver of privacy.
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Though the Hughes brothers are believed to hail from County Monaghan, Christopher Hughes has a registered trucking company address just across the border in Northern Ireland, near the town where Mr. Robinson lived.
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Li said the Chinese team had anticipated the possibility of Germany scoring an upset in the semi-final as their new generation of players, two of whom hail from China, are very strong.
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They hail from a wide range of companies, including Tesla Motors Inc, Ford Motor Co and General Motors Co. For a look at the composition of Google's self-driving car team, see tmsnrt.
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Thirty-three percent of the contestants on The Bachelor hail from the West and 31 percent from the South, which is disproportionate to the actual percentage of the US population breakdown by region.
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My clog sisters (and we're nearly all women, along with one self-described "clog fetishist" named John) hail from across the globe, New Jersey and North Carolina, Maine and Manhattan, Toronto and Tokyo.
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But that's not all: President Trump also needed to tell us that Mr. Adams was an "all-American worker" to assure his xenophobic base that Mr. Adams couldn't possibly hail from somewhere else.
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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, native Clarke—the first ever contracted UFC fighter to hail from the Canadian province—missed out on a chance at fighting in his hometown last year through a gruesome freak injury.
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But it seems that most of those Republicans turning against the president hail from Democratic congressional districts: In safe Democratic districts, the Republican approval rate has fallen from 22018 percent to 82 percent.
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Years ago, Meles Zenawi and Isaias Afewerki, whose families both hail from the Tigray region that straddles the border, joined the forces of their rebel movements against Ethiopia's Marxist dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam.
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They hail from that distant year of 2008, when Barack Obama was just about to be elected the nation's first black president, a time some of you may recall with a nostalgic sigh.
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Though Warren Buffett, Bill Gross, George Soros and Peter Lynch hail from different sides of Wall Street, the investing superstars all followed basic rules that helped them succeed, according to AQR Capital Management.
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The moderate freshmen who played a pivotal role in securing the Democratic majority and hail from congressional districts Trump won in 2016 are guaranteed to be on the frontlines of any political fallout.
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But Pelosi has conveyed privately that she is prioritizing geographic and regional diversity among the managers — a potentially difficult task as many of the top impeachment investigators hail from California or New York.
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Since both candidates hail from New York, you'd expect both to have strong support in the Empire state—even though, overall, New York is heavily Democratic; polls favor a Clinton victory there in November.
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When I look at my library, it's easy to see that the vast majority of the 25,332 shots and 19803 videos it stores, more than 100 GB of data, hail from the last decade.
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This would require officers to somehow discern that a person does not hold a concealed carry permit from another state or hail from a place (like West Virginia) where such permits are not required.
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Waiting in line to access the inauguration, husband and wife Ken and Kristen Fritschel, who hail from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, say they've never heard of the alt-right, and they don't mind peaceful protests.
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For months Wells had hyped up the gathering in video communiques and exhorted his followers, who hail from places as far flung as Louisiana, New York, and even Canada, to come camp with him.
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Unlike Trump's lead private counsel on the Russia investigations, New York litigator Marc Kasowitz, who doesn't hail from the white collar legal world in Washington, Cobb's hire was seen as a more conventional pick.
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" The Oscar-winning actor Paul Leonard Newman did indeed hail from Connecticut, and she speaks of traveling with him "across [the] country from stage to stage and movie set to movie set from birth.
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The government blames the unrest on Islamist militants who want to establish an independent state called East Turkestan for minority Uighurs, a mostly Muslim people who speak a Turkic language and hail from Xinjiang.
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Adding an immigration bill to the mix, which would be politically perilous for members who hail from conservative districts, is asking a lot for a body that has accomplished little so far this year.
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Rasputin, as you might guess from his name, spoke Russian and may hail from that land, but there's no reason to think this was a state-sponsored job — unlike, for instance, the DNC hack.
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None of the DJs on the mix are particularly well known, but they represent a global contingent—participants hail from across the globe, from England to China, playing everything from terrorcore to tech house.
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The government blames the violence on Islamist militants who want to establish an independent state called East Turkestan for minority Uighurs, a mostly Muslim people who speak a Turkic language and hail from Xinjiang.
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The Shinawatras enjoy support in the mostly poorer north and northeast of Thailand while their opponents, including the royalist-military establishment that accuse the Shinawatras of corruption, mostly hail from Bangkok and the south.
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The e-commerce upstart has signaled its intentions to break Alibaba and rival JD.com's stronghold on wealthy Chinese shoppers, saying that half of the app's users now hail from first- and second-tier cities.
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The e-commerce upstart has signalled its intentions to break Alibaba and rival JD.com's stronghold on wealthy Chinese shoppers, saying that half of the app's users now hail from first- and second-tier cities.
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The world's youngest billionaire does not hail from Silicon Valley or Hollywood — and they're not a member of the royal family either — she's a 19-year-old from Norway who likes riding her horse.
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In Silicon Valley, where 60 percent of foreign-born individuals hail from India, China, Vietnam, the Philippines, and other Asian countries, the outcry against President Trump's anti-immigration stance has been especially high-profile.
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They hail from Gloucestershire in England and started dropping spectral, folk-dipped pop about six months ago, beginning with "Universe"—a song of hypnotic incantations with a smidge of Fiona Apple in there too.
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"The visitors hail from Shanghai, Detroit and Los Angeles and cities in Latin America and Europe," wrote Roberta Smith in The New York Times, "a kind of art gallery Airbnb" or decentralized underground fair.
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The Pixel is easily the best Android phone I've ever tested, and it seems to hail from a different planet than the chunky, clumsy and pokey 2008 G1 that introduced Android to the world.
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Also new to the schedule are Lucie and Luke Meier, a husband-and-wife team who are the creative directors at Jil Sander and hail from Dior and OAMC by way of Supreme, respectively.
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More than 75 percent of the delegates in all of the states that vote in March hail from communities where at least 30 percent of the voters are from communities of color, Schale said.
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This hindered Lopez, who would have been the sole nominee for her movie up against a field of women who either hail from best-picture contenders or appear in films that scored multiple nominations.
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Many of the Democratic senators who hail from states that Trump won in last year's election say they fear the bill will end up being a giveaway to the rich that explodes the debt.
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Despite coming from different paths, these four start-ups share similar success stories: They hail from mostly 20- and 30-something founders who set out to fill a gap they spotted in various industries.
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Many of the Democratic senators who hail from states that Trump won in last year's election say they fear the bill will end up being a giveaway to the rich that explodes the debt.
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Missguided, Boohoo, and the Boohoo-owned Pretty Little Thing hail from Manchester, England; their design strategy is to comb social media, study the fashion of celebrities and influencers, and identify looks that are trending.
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Fully three of those specials — 1964's Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, 1969's Frosty the Snowman, and 1970's Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town — hail from the same production studio: Rankin/Bass Productions.
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Proponents of the legislation—who largely hail from the anti-abortion camp—argue that such restrictions are necessary to safeguard women against any life-threatening complications that could arise from terminating a pregnancy without supervision.
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Bogacheva and Arsov are among more than 22016 people being looked at in two overlapping investigations in Macedonia, according to the two officials, who hail from different agencies in the country and were interviewed separately.
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These stars, which are suspected to hail from a larger population that entered our Milky Way during the Great Galactic Quaking of 300 million B.C., are all speeding away from us at about 450,000 mph.
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The group of scientists—who hail from eight different universities in China and the United States—developed a molecule that freezes your cannabinoid receptor 1 for enough time for them to see its molecular structure.
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He has also pledged to build a new airport in the impoverished eastern part of the country — where a majority of migrants hail from — and jumpstart a defunct train line that would crisscross El Salvador.
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During Jax And Brittany, each of Brittany's family members and loved ones, who hail from the generally conservative small town of Winchester, Kentucky, would ask Jax what his intentions were with their favorite young woman.
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A second term for Keita seems likely, as the president has the backing of the fifth-place candidate and the likely support of Diarra&aposs constituents, who hail from the south where Keita is from.
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By anyone's assessment, ONLY are an indie rock band whose songwriting sensibilities lean pleasingly towards pop-punk, though its members hail from the Boston hardcore scene, having played variously in Have Heart and Guns Up!
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Both of the 2018 geisha winners hail from the Lamastus Family's 1918 plot of land called Elida Estate, set 5,3003 feet high on the edge of UNESCO-protected Volcan Baru National Park in Boquete, Panama.
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This village, purportedly the biggest in the UK (or Europe, depending on who you ask) has become a tourist destination recently for truckloads of camera-clad vacation-goers, all of whom hail from eastern Asia.
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Nearly a year ago Machar returned to Juba and his old post, but lingering animus between the two men, who hail from rival tribes, exploded into fighting between their forces again in Juba in June.
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But tech has an outsize impact on the market as a whole, because five of the six most valuable U.S. companies are from that sector and hail from either Silicon Valley or the Seattle area.
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If you're like me, and hail from a place he helped to colonize, his explorations are interpreted more as exploits, and instead of bringing civilization to indigenous populations, Cook's primary contributions were disease and genocide.
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Today, the same researchers — who hail from the World Health Organization, Guinea's Ministry of Health, Public Health England, and other international partners — have unveiled their final results in the Lancet, and they're just as remarkable.
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He said lawmakers had appealed to members of the Trump administration who hail from the area, like Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Gary Cohn, the president's top economic adviser, but so far to little avail.
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The LPL is currently one of the top esports leagues in the world, with lucrative partnerships from companies like Nike and a glittering international win record; the previous two League world champions hail from China.
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For Republicans who hail from swing states, a drawn-out debate that forces them to decide whether to call the whistleblower or Hunter Biden to the Senate floor, could have political costs on either side.
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Yet while she described herself as a winner tethered to the Midwest, somebody whose friends and neighbors hail from flyover country, she didn't come out of Tuesday's debate with any significant headlines of her own.
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Of those 33 Republican retirements, a number hail from seats Hillary Clinton won in 2016 or where Trump's margin was small -- meaning that the open seats they leave behind are major pickup opportunities for Democrats.
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The winner (or Loser, if you hail from Derry) gets all 13 flicks for free, plus a FitBit to track heart rate and movie-watching essentials like popcorn, candy and a blanket to hide under.
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Our members hail from across the Atlantic alliance, and from different political traditions -- but we are united on the need to protect the process that enables us to argue our differences on a level playing field.
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Despite widely held ideas about the entomology of the word itself, barbarians do not hail from the Barbary Coast, nor do they speak in "bar, bar, bar" sounds (which is where the Greek word comes from).
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In its study of ISIS registration documents, the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point discovered about a fifth of French ISIS recruits whose registration documents have been found hail from the southeast coastal region of France.
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Their best asset is a reputation – deserved or otherwise – as honest men and women who speak the languages of the people they serve, share the same religion, and often hail from the same towns and villages.
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The crown prince will be the first Saudi leader since 1953 to hail from a new generation when he inherits the throne; his father Salman is the sixth brother in a row to serve as king.
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That substantial console-based PUBG player base is estimated to make up only a fraction of the game's total users, as an even greater number of PUBG-ers hail from the free-to-download mobile version.
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Before practicing in America, they must navigate an obstacle course of tests, applications, volunteering, and what are often second residencies—even when they hail from countries with advanced health care systems like the U.K. and Japan.
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" Mr. Heastie added that he and other Democrats, many of whom hail from the city and dominate the Assembly, were upset with the notion of "the city, in a punitive way, having to cover $250 million.
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Many of these refugees hail from Syria and other Arab countries, or from Afghanistan, all of which is fairly new for Germany: In prior years, German migrants tended to come from other European countries or Turkey.
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Further Reading PANTIN, France — France, or, rather, the French language, since not all authors who write in French hail from France, is the guest of honor at this year's Frankfurt Book Fair, which runs from Oct.
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The majority hail from impoverished regions, including the Western highlands, where conflicts over land rights, environmental changes and depressed prices for crops like maize and coffee are undermining the ability of farmers to make a living.
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A substantial portion of Sumitomo Mitsui Trust's 285 trillion yen of assets under custody hail from wealthy customers who will be referred to the new company, UBS' Japanese country head said in a memo on Thursday.
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The conductor Joel Sachs, who has long overseen this popular free festival, hopes the six programs will showcase the incredible stylistic diversity of composers who hail from that region, including many émigrés to the United States.
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To meet multiyear membership goals intended to make the academy more diverse, the group has increasingly reached out to artists who hail from other countries, and that's begun to have a profound effect on the nominations.
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While several other current or former mayors are considering campaigns, they all hail from iconic American cities like Los Angeles, New Orleans and New York, and have records of managing sprawling bureaucracies or navigating major crises.
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The competition will feature 86 women — ranging in age from 18 to 27 years old — who hail from all around the globe, from the USA to the Philippines, where the pageant is being held this year.
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The government of Jalisco has been working with the Mexican Army and Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque authorities to clean and remove hail from all public roads, the governor said, as well as support citizens whose homes were affected.
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At a time when the world's most highly valued and influential companies hail from the West Coast, there is a powerful narrative in the business world that all companies should become tech companies or else risk obsolescence.
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They hail from the same modern Swedish metal movement that birthed similar modern-throwback hybrids like the now-defunct In Solitude and crossover hits Ghost—bands who have sometimes been accused of drawing too much on nostalgia.
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Its dominance was evident not just in medal-winning but in player participation - out of 172 athletes, at least 27 originally hail from China but now play for other countries including Qatar, the United States and Congo.
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Report claims to have received hundreds of reports of Spotify issues beginning around the same time of ~8:00 AM ET. Reports hail from the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Brazil, the U.K. and 26 other countries, it says.
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Four expert witnesses Bayer is seeking to admit hail from Missouri universities, and some legal experts said the company is trying to clinch its first favorable Roundup verdict by emphasizing its reputation as a major local employer.
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Battlefield startups hail from right here in the Bay Area and across the country – Austin, Oakland, Brooklyn and even Evanston, IL. A few traveled a little further to join us – from Canada, France, Hong Kong and Lebanon.
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Though Chrissy (the DJ, producer, Smartbar resident and historian formerly known as Chrissy Murderbot) and singer-songwriter Hawley Shoffner both hail from Kansas, it took them moving separately to the house music mecca of Chicago to meet.
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A good reggae song should not only conjure your waistline to have a mind of its own, but should make you feel like you're fluent in Caribbean patois, even if you don't hail from the West Indies.
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She said that international competition has helped her forge bonds with fellow ski racers from around the world including American athletes, who hail from a country that has long been an adversary of the Middle Eastern nation.
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Zhao and his team of academics hail from a notable computer research lab under cognitive science professor Josh Tenenbaum at MIT, and Zhao himself got his Ph.D. in cognitive AI from the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Even if the selection committee — half of whose 10 members hail from Power 5 institutions — were to consciously or unconsciously show a bias in favor of the major schools, the event is philosophically committed to open access.
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For all the objections from editorial boards, there seemed to be real consensus in many quarters that $0003,2000 was too low, particularly for the dozens of legislators who hail from New York City and its expensive suburbs.
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Roughly 80 percent of the tourists are Americans, but the 20 percent who hail from other countries account for about half of the $45 billion in tourist dollars spent in the city last year, Mr. Heywood said.
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The neighborhood's newer arrivals hail from all over China: fiery Sichuan and Hunan restaurants, Fujianese hand-pulled noodle shops, Dongbei-style kitchens from the north, and most recently, food stalls specializing in western Chinese and Uyghur cooking.
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While nearly half in the U.S. hail from Mexico, that's only the case for 20% of those arriving in the last five years, with similar numbers coming from Northern Triangle countries (17%) and countries in Asia (23%).
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Speaking to reporters after a closed-door coalition meeting in Rome, Mattis said the issue was "not resolved in a final way," but that individual countries must take responsibility for ISIS fighters that hail from their nation.
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More than half of the 2202 GOP defectors hail from populous, high-tax states like New York and New Jersey that could stand to lose from the proposed elimination of the state and local tax deduction (SALT).
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The representatives who make up the House Freedom Caucus—the group that last year forced House Speaker John Boehner to resign—hail from districts so red that the biggest danger they face is being branded insufficiently immoderate.
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Worse for them, they are split over how to handle a government containing many of their former colleagues: the prime minister, Mr Philippe, finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, and budget minister, Gérald Darmanin, all hail from the Republicans.
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As well as having a surfeit of top fighters to hail from the city, Curitiba happens to be the most populous city of Brazil's South Region and is a significant cultural, political and financial hub of Latin America.
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The companies — which hail from the U.S., Europe and Asia and are of varying maturity and size — each get a $25,000 check alongside mentoring from The Information's staff and help figuring out their distribution strategy and business model.
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The story of the Davao Boys also highlights a larger dynamic: Many of the drug war's key police officers hail from or served in President Duterte's hometown, where the campaign's brutal methods originated during his time as mayor.
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Myanmar's parliament elected a close friend and confidant of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi as president on Tuesday, making Htin Kyaw the first head of state who does not hail from a military background since the 1960s.
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The brothers Kimo and Kalani Mack, who hail from Oahu, moved to Salt Lake City and opened their restaurant, Mo' Bettahs, with no experience, no business plan and only the money they had saved driving buses in Honolulu.
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Before going off on their own, the brothers — who hail from a family of developers and were exposed to the industry at a very young age — worked in the Hamptons at the Corcoran Group's Bridgehampton real estate firm.
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Myanmar's parliament elected a close friend and confidant of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi as president on Tuesday, making Htin Kyaw the first head of state since the 1960s who does not hail from a military background.
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And House Republicans who backed the bill and hail from districts that were won by Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While it was a fellow prisoner who, the authorities said, put two bullets in Mr. Lima's head, in all likelihood the intellectual authors of the killing hail from the highest echelons of the state and the moneyed elite.
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The companies, known as the Tongda Operators, share similar names, business models and origins, and all of the founders hail from Tonglu County, about 50 miles south of Alibaba's headquarters in Hangzhou, in the eastern province of Zhejiang.
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I started my tour at Willmar High School, where the principal, Paul Schmitz, began by showing me a big stainless steel world map hanging in the lobby, with pins representing all the different places the students hail from.
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Many of the leaders of the other top institutions also hail from elsewhere, including Franklin Sirmans, a former curator at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art who succeeded Mr. Collins as director of PAMM a year ago.
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" Where it might be a problem: "It's more of a problem in the House, where 35 Republicans hail from those four states, enough to defeat a tax-reform package if Democrats vote en bloc against it, as expected.
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Of the '90s-era indie bands who have had creatively resurgent second lives, many hail from Belly's peer group in the Boston area, including Dinosaur Jr., Mission of Burma and the Breeders, which Ms. Donelly was once in.
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Meanwhile, farms across the country continue to apply for, and receive, more and more temporary seasonal workers—the overwhelming majority of them hail from Mexico, that dreaded land of "rapists" and drug dealers, according to right-wing rhetoric.
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Huntsman and McCain, both of whom hail from famed Republican families, were allies behind the scenes until recently, when there was a dispute between the two women, some of the people familiar with the matter told CNN Business.
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While their majority is narrow, it's Democrats who face the re-election headwinds in the form of defending 24 seats to the GOP's nine -- and 10 of those Democratic incumbents hail from states Trump won handily in 2016.
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On Wednesday, Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel chided the Democratic committee chairs who stood behind Pelosi as they announced articles of impeachment, pointing out that they hail from the liberal bastions of California, New York and Massachusetts.
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"If you have a talent for surviving," Maud observes, in a rarely expressed thought, "it does not seem wrong to use it," and what she encounters after her crossing seems to hail from another novel — another world — entirely.
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Both bands hail from Puerto Rico; the former was founded in 1962 by Rafael Ithier, who still leads it today, while the latter was established in 193 — eight years after its current leader, Enrique Lucca Jr., was born.
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"Overall, the process demonstrated that LIG can be burned into paper, cardboard, cloth, coal, potatoes, coconuts, toasted bread and other foods," wrote the researchers who hail from Rice University's Smalley-Curl Institute and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
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Brazilians, like the Europeans, have complained their UFC shows are too geared towards nationalism/regionalism and would like to see the UFC's top stars—not just those who hail from the same area as the fans in the stands.
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Witnesses said missiles struck a house of the imam, identified as Saleh Abu Zainah, in Saada, the capital of Saada province in northern Yemen, the home territory of the Houthis who hail from the Zaydi branch of Shi'ite Islam.
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Spanning the museum's entire building, this immense group exhibition aims to examine the "legacies of American-led military engagement in Iraq" from 22012 onwards, via 29 works by more than 211 artists, about 21991 of whom hail from Iraq.
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His shop sits on one of the hushed streets typical in Carloforte—just off Sardinia's southwest coast on the tiny island of Isola di San Pietro—stocking the salted and tinned tuna products that hail from the fishing village.
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William Collinses are rife in our family (we currently have a string of at least seven generations of them, the first one having served in the Civil War), and both William O. and my ancestors hail from southwest Ohio.
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People familiar with even a few parts of Grahamgarambe's anatomy will know they also hail from completely different corners of the internet—and Google Trends reveals they reached vastly different levels of popularity, at totally different points in time.
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In this fraternal twin of small-town American summer, nearly half of the Australian Baseball League's players hail from minor league systems in the United States, almost all of them in search of extra experience during the off-season.
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Though Gomez declined to discuss her relationship in her Vogue cover story, her makeup artist posted a clip of her reacting to his observation that she likes Canadian men; both The Weeknd and ex Justin Bieber hail from Ontario.
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