The area includes heavily populated Dallas, Houston and Austin, Texas.
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Looks like the heavily populated Northeastern corridor could use more solar!
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Hurricanes Katrina, Sandy, Harvey and Irma all hit heavily populated coasts.
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The Rameau production was much more heavily populated, mainly by dancers.
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A global gold index heavily populated by Canadian miners dropped 2.8 percent.
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New York wasn't that heavily populated and there weren't that many people.
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Campaigners are now likely to turn their attention to those heavily populated regions.
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"The only gig that was heavily populated was a student gig," Gervais remembers.
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And nearly all of them are heavily populated by immigrants from Muslim-majority countries.
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However, it has spread to Butembo and Katwa, which are more heavily populated areas.
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One big challenge for urban air vehicles is operating safely over heavily populated areas.
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Those are a good alternative to heavily populated areas, especially on the West Coast.
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All but one — Gansu Province in the northwest — is a heavily populated coastal province.
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The blackouts will affect heavily populated as well as rural areas in Northern California.
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Gerry Connolly (D-Va.), whose northern Virginia district is heavily populated with government employees.
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Most of the fatalities have happened during July and August, when trails are heavily populated.
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Soldiers should also exercise caution using their weapons in a heavily-populated area, Lavin said.
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Soldiers should also exercise caution using their weapons in a heavily-populated area, Lavin said.
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Worries about slowed beef demand along the heavily populated East Coast also weighed on futures.
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Still, the damage from the storm was extensive, particularly in areas that are heavily populated.
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Tough new pollution standards will ban livestock production near water sources or heavily populated areas.
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The areas that they walked through are heavily-populated and house schools, hospitals and residences.
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If it collapsed, a wall of water would flood the heavily populated Tigris River valley.
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These lower satellites are intended to boost capacity and reduce latency in heavily populated areas.
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The heavily populated northern Virginia suburbs around Washington are key to deciding the race's outcome.
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The Fairview facility is also surrounded by several residential neighborhoods in a heavily populated area.
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Yet Pennsylvania elections are typically won and lost in the heavily populated Philadelphia region. Mrs.
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The early results are more mixed nearer to the heavily populated cities of Sydney and Melbourne.
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Tonight, though, the crowd was heavily populated by rabbits, pigs, and various other spring-themed creatures.
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While most drilling operations are in remote areas, some sites in places that are heavily populated.
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If it was to a heavily populated European area, we'd be looking for ecstasy or MDMA.
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Turkish-backed forces have made rapid gains since August, but largely through less heavily populated areas.
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The cases are centered in the northern, heavily populated Lombardy region, where Milan is the capital.
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The incidents are spread throughout the country, though more prevalent in heavily populated areas on each coast.
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Computer models are zeroing in on a landfall in heavily populated areas of coastal China, near Shanghai.
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Democrats are strongest along the "I-75" corridor, the heavily populated stretch of communities in eastern Michigan.
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It has been found in seven states and in the heavily populated suburbs of New York City.
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As with ice skating, gymnastics is also a sport heavily populated by young, vulnerable girls like Serena.
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Mechanicville is the area that is heavily populated with Georgetown descendants, including myself where I grew up.
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Nevada is concerned that any accident, especially near the heavily populated region of Las Vegas, would be catastrophic.
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The escalation quickly engulfed South Korea and heavily-populated areas of China with nuclear, biological and chemical warfare.
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Heavily populated, it is rich in delegates, with 29 of the 270 electoral-college votes needed for victory.
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Large areas remain outside his grip, but he now controls the main cities of Syria's heavily-populated west.
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In fact, this is just one of three heavily populated Blackpool grime channels, with thousands of subscribers each.
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They have found that some heavily populated regions lost much of their diversity more than 150 years ago.
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How it impacts people: Fortunately, the immediate area mostly comprises a national park and is not heavily populated.
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Airline stocks dropped as a blizzard swept through the heavily populated northeastern United States, grounding thousands of flights.
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Johnson County, the heavily populated suburbs of Kansas City, had yet to fully report early into Wednesday morning.
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Militants have tried to expand their operations into Egypt's heavily populated mainland, hitting Coptic Christian churches and pilgrims.
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Evacuation costs for heavily populated coastal communities and intense storms can reach up to $50 million per mile.
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Jets flying at high altitude dropped bombs on the outskirts of Idlib city, the heavily-populated provincial capital.
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The island's eastern end is less heavily populated than its western side, which includes the city of Freeport.
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For many years it was also heavily populated with migrant workers and traders from other parts of China.
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The staff is making sure not to go to heavily populated public spaces like concerts or amusement parks.
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That quake, which was centered in a heavily populated area of Los Angeles, caused billions of dollars of damage.
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Because western Mosul is heavily populated, air strikes by coalition planes and drones will have to be tamped down.
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The Huawei ban could also make it even harder to bring 5G networks to less heavily populated U.S. regions.
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Los Bronces' high altitude location on the outskirts of heavily populated Santiago has forced the company to seek alternatives.
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He simply wanted to encourage settlers to buy claims over land that was already heavily populated by Native Americans.
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Finally, a major earthquake in California could trigger tsunamis and makes heavily populated areas along the coast especially vulnerable.
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Ebony: In King County, where I live, it's pretty small but it's the most heavily populated area in Washington.
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Still, for such a heavily populated strip of coastline, Mr. Quader said the toll could have been much worse.
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West Africa's much more heavily populated coastal nations, such as Benin, Ghana and the Ivory Coast, could be next.
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Belgium is so heavily populated that we have no places of pure quietness, so being there is very special.
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But across the country's heavily populated eastern coast, the public's patience is nearly exhausted and turning rapidly to fury.
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Northeastern Bali is relatively undeveloped compared to the more heavily populated southern tourist hub of Kuta-Seminyak-Nusa Dua.
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This will be the first eclipse of the social media era to pass through such a heavily populated area.
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Despite being heavily populated with left-leaning women and gay men, its central players are aesthetes rather than ethicists.
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But then it did, in the form of a riot in a suburb of Stockholm heavily populated by immigrants.
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One occurring today would likely cause far greater damage as it is a far more heavily populated and developed region.
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About 3,000 tourists stayed overnight at Kansai airport in the heavily populated south-central area of Japan's main island, Honshu.
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The willingness of customers to trust Uber to keep them safe while flying above dense, heavily populated cities is another.
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These areas are not heavily populated, with the famous Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and several forest reserves dotting the landscape.
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Modern battlefields have become a hide-and-seek playground, especially since armed conflicts now focus on heavily populated urban areas.
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The result, these critics say, could be an undercount in areas of the country most heavily populated by new immigrants.
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The state, heavily populated by labor unions, the grassroots heart of the Democratic Party, is prone to big political shifts.
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As might be expected, many of the areas of the U.S. at greatest risk tend to be more heavily populated.
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Unsure if his plan would work, he immediately set out to reshape Greyhound bus routes around these heavily populated regions.
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For years, Democrats have depended on heavily populated areas within their districts to carry them and have ignored rural communities.
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The U.S. military insists the Osprey is safe but in 2012 it nevertheless agreed to curb flights over heavily populated areas.
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This year, not only have the wildfires burned on more fronts, but they have done so closer to heavily populated areas.
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The Saudi bombardment reportedly targeted a heavily populated civilian neighborhood in the city's Alhook district, where hundreds of homes are located.
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Over the weekend the storm skirted to the west of Vanuatu, sparing the most heavily populated islands from any significant damage.
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The establishment-leaning portion of the state could be Polk County and its more heavily-populated neighbors like Story and Dallas.
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It's a heavily-populated, diverse state that Democrats absolutely have to have in order to win the general election in November.
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Abidjan's airport is located in a heavily populated area but it did not appear that anyone on the ground was hurt.
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The area under threat was too vast and, with about 7 million inhabitants, too heavily populated to be evacuated, he said.
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The Mexican military and federal police have also mounted violent operations in heavily populated areas to kill or capture cartel figures.
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Johnson County, the home of heavily populated Kansas City suburbs, was where Colyer had hoped to narrow the gap with Kobach.
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The heavily populated Metro Manila area, further south on Luzon Island, seemed to have been spared the worst of the storm.
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The neighborhood where the plane crashed was heavily populated, and people looked on as police and firemen worked the rescue mission.
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With an electoral base in the country's most heavily populated regions, like Quebec, the Liberals have enjoyed many decades in power.
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Irma pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida over the weekend, but gradually lost strength and was downgraded to a tropical storm.
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If you don't live in a heavily populated area, then everything from catching Pokémon to locating Gyms can be much more challenging.
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In Palm Beach County, a heavily populated Democratic area, Supervisor of Elections Susan Bucher said that votes were not counted in time.
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If Clinton wins, Ryan will have to preside over a slimmed Republican majority, more heavily populated with burn-the-house-down conservatives.
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The trucks purposefully took routes in front of government buildings, landmarks, dense traffic areas and other heavily populated or culturally relevant locations.
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And last week, Uber acquired a self-driving-truck start-up founded and heavily populated by — you guessed it — former Google employees.
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Spear said private money would be drawn to high-traffic areas in heavily populated regions, leaving roads in more rural states ignored.
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The bomb, which damaged cars and nearby building facades, rocked the heavily-populated Baglar district in central Diyarbakir shortly before 8 a.m.
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She will have to run up large margins in the few heavily populated areas that lean Democratic, such as Lexington and Frankfort.
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Mr. al-Sadr told his followers on Twitter to go home for now or to stay in the heavily populated protest squares.
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The storm began rolling down the heavily populated Interstate 95 corridor as snow in the early hours, hitting Boston at around 6 a.m.
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"In the long term, this will lead to changes in the timing and magnitude of streamflow in a heavily populated region," Shea said.
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That quake damaged dozens of homes in rural Prague, but the effect in a heavily populated area would be much greater, they said.
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Low-lying and heavily populated Bangladesh is one of the world's most disaster-prone countries, particularly as climate change impacts become more severe.
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Firefighters were having some success keeping flames away from heavily populated areas, and officials began allowing some residents to return to their neighborhoods.
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Due to the heavily populated locations where fibropapillomatosis is most often found, it's likely that environmental factors have something to do with it.
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The two earthquakes on Saturday both occurred in heavily populated areas with media and communication networks, so word got out quickly and easily.
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Japan, Russia and other heavily-populated Asian nations will be on high alert, as the risk of a much broader conflict escalates rapidly.
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"Regulations restricting public carrying are all the more compelling in a geographically small but heavily populated urban area like the District," Henderson said.
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Coronavirus has folks in heavily populated areas getting outta Dodge ... believing they'll be much safer away from people, isolating in homes on wheels.
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On Monday, Mr. Ghani said a priority for the new security leadership would be to protect the heavily populated cities against such violence.
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Over the summer, he tweeted that white people avoided certain neighborhoods in Washington, D.C. because they were heavily populated by blacks and Latinos.
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Meanwhile, Irma pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida over the weekend, but gradually lost strength and was downgraded to a tropical storm.
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CON The story, shifting between the city and Pete's new upstate home, is more complicated and heavily populated than it needs to be.
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Human rights groups have instead accused Russia of focusing the majority of its firepower on opposition-held areas, many of them heavily populated.
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That quake, which was centered in a heavily populated area of Los Angeles, killed 57 people and caused billions of dollars of damage.
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That quake, which was centered in a heavily populated area of Los Angeles, killed 53 people and caused billions of dollars of damage.
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That's because they took place in what he calls "useful Syria": heavily populated, urban, and strategically valuable areas in Syria's north and west.
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These winds, combined with near-record dry conditions and heavily populated areas located near combustible hills and forested land are a recipe for disaster.
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Although the east coast of Taiwan isn't heavily populated, the rugged terrain of Taiwan enhances the risk of flooding and landslides during tropical cyclones.
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While the east coast of Taiwan isn't heavily populated, the rugged terrain of Taiwan enhances the risk of flooding and landslides during tropical cyclones.
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There's strong evidence that a warmer Arctic also perturbs global weather patterns and stokes weather extremes thousands of miles away, in heavily populated areas.
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She concentrated nearly all of her five days of Michigan campaigning in Wayne County, the heavily-populated and heavily-African-American home of Detroit.
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This is especially true in areas of Brussels such as Molenbeek which are heavily populated by migrants from north Africa and the Middle East.
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Java is roughly the size of Pennsylvania, but with more than 140 million people it is the most heavily populated island in the world.
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More specifically, they bombed a heavily populated area of Ghazni province -- which claimed the lives of 14 and injured 180, many of them schoolchildren.
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Tech companies, heavily populated by and in some cases run by first-generation immigrants, were among the fiercest corporate critics of the proposed ban.
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The area, which is in Orange County, is too heavily populated to host people infected with such a dangerous virus, the local officials argued.
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Much of the region has never been heavily populated, and over the years, several large swaths of land have been designated as protected areas.
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At the time, Assad said his forces were forced to retreat from the desert enclave in order to protect heavily populated areas farther west.
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One saving grace of the storm: heavily populated coastal communities from New York to Boston largely escaped major snowfall after days of sometimes dire predictions.
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Settling in Bateau-Lavoir, a cheap residence heavily populated with artists, Picasso mingled with poets and writers including Guillaume Apollinaire, Max Jacob, and André Salmon.
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Regulators continue to debate allowing companies like Matternet to operate drones beyond a pilot's visual line of sight, at night, and over heavily populated areas.
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Today's foreign policy establishment is heavily populated by graduates of elite schools, but many of them are minorities and the children and grandchildren of immigrants.
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This isn't because scientists have gotten better at predicting eruptions — it's a matter of chance, since recent eruptions have been far from heavily populated areas.
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Rubio and Kasich have set their sights on delegate-rich contests in the heavily populated states of Michigan, Florida, Ohio and Illinois later this month.
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As the so-called granny dances tend to take place in heavily populated residential areas and often cause a racket, complaints against them are common.
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Health officials warned people in the heavily populated San Fernando Valley and other parts of the northern Los Angeles area to limit their time outdoors.
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Roads in heavily populated and traveled areas are less likely to have black ice compared with those in rural or suburban areas, Mr. Schwartz said.
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Search operations were concentrated in the heavily populated city of Legazpi and the town of Libon in Albay Province, where landslides and flooding were reported.
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As ominous for Republicans was the sizable gap in turnout between the most heavily populated suburban counties and the more rural reaches of the district.
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India rules the heavily populated Kashmir Valley and the Hindu-dominated region around Jammu city, while Pakistan controls a wedge of territory in the west.
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Irma pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida over the weekend, but gradually lost strength and was downgraded to a tropical storm in the morning.
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Indiscriminate shelling and sniper fire by Houthi rebels in heavily populated areas accounted for most of the remaining dead and wounded, a UN statement added.
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India, the world's second most heavily populated country after China, has taken measures to ensure that all people arriving from China report to health authorities.
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India, the world's second most heavily populated country after China, has taken measures to ensure that all people arriving from China report to health authorities.
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The plaintiffs include areas hard-hit by the opioid crisis, ranging from heavily populated places lsuch as Cleveland to small towns such as Opp, Alabama.
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That's largely thanks to the fact that no earthquakes occurred in the heavily populated Dallas-Fort Worth area, USGS researchers said in the press call.
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By 1936, a publication called the East Side Chamber News reported at least 18 Chinese tea gardens and chop suey eateries in heavily-populated Jewish neighborhoods.
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Here's a zoomed-in map of the heavily populated bit, with areas of the US included for perspective: So why did so many Canadians settle here?
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"The earthquake had immense impact on people and structures because it was centered directly beneath a heavily populated and built-up urban region," the USGS said.
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Huo and academics point out that, at the very least, the proliferation of electric vehicles pushes more sources of pollution away from heavily populated urban centers.
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The Trump administration hopes the industry will help supply power to the heavily-populated Northeast, eventually creating American jobs in manufacturing turbines, towers and other components.
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Satellite images show a heavily populated area stretching more than 100 hectares (250 acres) being devoured by what looks like a giant layer of chocolate milk.
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But I think part of the challenges the administration faces is that it is still heavily populated by many people who come from the traditional branch.
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Fernandez's opponents say she and her fellow Peronists bought votes with generous government spending in the poor and heavily populated circle of suburbs around the capital.
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Morris-Cafiero immersed herself in heavily populated areas—beaches, touristy areas in NYC or other dense cities, anywhere where someone in the crowd might mock her.
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But your journey also brings you to the more heavily populated locations of the Nebula as you search for clues and seek help from local experts.
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A group of armed men seized a building under construction in a heavily populated area of the city before being killed by security forces, officials said.
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The former problem is acute in China, especially in the northwestern region of Xinjiang, which is heavily populated by Uighurs, a Muslim people of Turkic origin.
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"The great news is it's not heavily, heavily populated," said Sheriff Tony Mancuso, who said parts of his parish were under a dusk-to-dawn curfew.
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Heavily populated southeastern England, which includes London, had just 6 percent of the average June rainfall, according to the Met Office, the British government weather agency.
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In the United States, for example, many heavily populated areas have enacted "shelter-in-place" initiatives to keep the number of infected people from growing quickly.
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" Having helmed his fare share of blockbuster films heavily populated with cutting edge effects, Leterrier says "I knew what was possible, on a great massive scale.
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He had planned to subsist on grass, he said, but because the area was heavily populated by herds of sheep and goats, there was little available.
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In return, a to-be-determined chunk of Serbia's Presevo Valley, which is heavily populated by ethnic Albanians and borders Kosovo, would become part of Kosovo.
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HTS's stranglehold over the area is raising fears among rebels and residents in the heavily populated province that Russian air strikes halted last year could resume.
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Several towns and communities in the heavily populated southeastern states of Victoria and New South Wales have been advised to be alert and evacuate if needed.
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Australian authorities urged another mass evacuation across the heavily populated southeast today as a return of hot weather fanned huge bushfires threatening several towns and communities.
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Dortmund, in the heavily populated Ruhr industrial region, is the site of a national museum dedicated to the sport that opened less than two years ago.
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The most visible sign of that has been a related campaign to close or shrink dozens of bustling wholesale markets, also heavily populated with migrant entrepreneurs.
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India rules the heavily populated Kashmir Valley while Pakistan controls a wedge of territory in the west that New Delhi describes as Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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He said that dropping indiscriminate incendiary weapons in heavily populated areas was particularly concerning, as well as being banned by a treaty that Russia is bound by.
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The heavily populated area in the south of the city is a site of pilgrimage for Shiites from Iran, Lebanon, and other parts of the Muslim world.
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Saudi Arabia supports Mr. Hadi, and the airstrikes have repeatedly struck houses belonging to Mr. Saleh, his family and his allies in heavily populated parts of Sana.
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Friday, the air pollution was no better, with the five top spots all taken by heavily-populated California cities: Stockton, Sacramento, San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose.
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Bowery Kitchen Supplies' sole store, housed inside New York's heavily populated Chelsea Market, was generating $3 million in revenue, but it posted a $100,000 loss in 2015.
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Dumont noted that the U.S. is evaluating North Korea&aposs ability to target heavily populated areas of South Korea with long-range artillery, rockets and ballistic missiles.
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Those fears were heightened after officials said that public schools in Punjab Province, Pakistan's most heavily populated region, were being kept closed because of suddenly dropping temperatures.
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Coal-fired power plants, which supply most of the power on the heavily populated island of Java, required a "cold start" after the lengthy outage, Cahyani said.
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I know a lot of American colleges have programs where they offer help and instruction to schools in areas heavily populated by minorities, and I admire that.
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Oversized paintings of a sobbing clown king, with shackles on one of his wrists and a scythe balancing in the background, make for a heavily populated tableau.
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In the heavily populated Northeast, travelers will face heavy rains and high winds on Friday and Saturday, potentially causing further highway congestion and flight delays and cancellations.
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Skurt's cars are available in the more heavily populated parts of Los Angeles and neighboring Orange County, with expansion planned soon to San Diego and Austin, Tex.
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That means that the Dark Zone is heavily populated, and not just by hordes of players looking to fuck each other over for whatever gear they're carrying.
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The officials said that the men, communicating through internet messaging applications, intended to carry out bombings and shootings in heavily populated areas of New York last year.
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Monday's order appears aimed at calming tensions in Sadr City, a sprawling and heavily populated Shiite neighborhood where the populist cleric Moktada al-Sadr enjoys wide support.
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Second, there actually are Republicans paying attention to all this, particularly in areas of the country where military installations are at risk and that are heavily populated.
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"This is a very heavily populated neighborhood with a lot of very busy streets," said Franklin Giles, 51, who works in maintenance and sees the deer frequently.
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As smartphone adoption grew, especially in developing and heavily populated countries where people bypassed older technologies like desktops and email, the use of chat became the norm.
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Police conduct security searches at the checkpoint, but there is also a taxation office located nearby and the area is heavily populated with civilians and security forces.
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Yet defenses of Judaism that do not involve fealty to Israel have proved tougher for a man raised in New York, a city heavily populated with Jews.
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While Sunday's storms might not be as severe as the ones that battered the South on Saturday, they will hit far more people in heavily populated cities.
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The research found that areas targeted by companies across Africa were more heavily populated than in other regions, thus causing greater displacement and social unrest for local people.
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Youth unemployment in France, at 2000 percent, is among the highest in Europe, adding to social precariousness in the marginalized banlieues — suburban enclaves heavily populated by Muslim residents.
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Dumont noted that the United States is evaluating North Korea&aposs ability to target heavily populated areas of South Korea with long-range artillery, rockets and ballistic missiles.
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"In the image, the clouds are lit from above by the nearly full Moon and from below by the lights of the heavily populated East Coast," NASA explains.
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Investors want to see that his Cambiemos coalition remains the biggest vote-getter in heavily populated areas like Buenos Aires, which will be key to the 2019 election.
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Lake County sheriff&aposs Lt. Corey Paulich said Monday that two blazes are encroaching on Lakeport, Upper Lake and Nice but have not yet reached heavily populated areas.
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The shootings that took place over the weekend happened mostly in poor neighbors on the West and South Sides, heavily populated with gangs, said Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson.
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The two each had about 41% of the vote, but Johnson County, the heavily populated suburbs of Kansas City, had yet to fully report early into Wednesday morning.
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Heavily populated areas were cut off, and rescuers in the city of Palu, where thousands of buildings collapsed, often used their bare hands to search rubble for survivors.
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I was so impressed that these guys would drive 30-45 minutes just to visit us, from far away, heavily populated Asian cities like Cerritos and Hacienda Heights.
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Transpiration from tree leaves generates rivers of moisture in the atmosphere that act as conveyor belts bringing much-needed rain to Brazil's heavily populated south and to Argentina.
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Now it was time to find out what the storm would do — and whether the heavily populated cities of Naples, Fort Myers, St. Petersburg and Tampa were prepared.
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On the Gulf Coast, a late westward turn in the forecast had put Naples, Fort Myers and the heavily populated peninsulas of Tampa Bay directly in Irma's track.
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Look at any map of Europe and you'll note that Scandinavia widens as it heads southward into the most heavily populated parts of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden.
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Knowing all of this, is anybody dumb enough to believe that I would say something inappropriate with a foreign leader while on such a potentially 'heavily populated' call.
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A big reason why conflicts are becoming more lethal is that they are occurring in heavily populated urban areas, and more people are in the line of fire.
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A U.S. general said last week there was chance of catastrophic collapse of the dam, which would unleash a wall of water down the heavily populated Tigris River valley.
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The materials group, which includes precious and base metal miners and fertilizer companies, lost 250.44 percent, while a global gold index heavily populated by Canadian miners dropped 22017 percent.
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Elsewhere, sea level rise and the monsoon season have pushed populations inland in heavily populated Bangladesh, as Rohingya refugees are forced to settle in marginal areas vulnerable to flooding.
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And "a long piece of sticky fly tape, heavily populated with dead insects, [was] observed hanging directly over exposed, uncovered ready-to-eat cheese products," according to the report.
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The details: This super typhoon is likely to traverse the northern part of Luzon, far enough away from Manila to avoid the most heavily populated parts of the country.
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Mosul dam has suffered from structural flaws since its construction in the 1980s and a collapse would unleash a wall of water down the heavily populated Tigris River valley.
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The neighborhood, he says, is heavily populated by immigrants from West Africa, China and Eastern Europe; he finds it "kind of raw, vibrant," but also weary and often sad.
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Israel says it tries to avoid the deaths of innocents but notes that the Hamas movement, which runs the enclave, deployed gunmen, rockets and munitions in heavily populated areas.
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Heavily populated South Florida avoided a direct hit by the storm, although more than 500,000 people in the state were without power, the governor said in a news conference.
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Lombardy, the heavily populated area around the financial capital Milan, has been Italy's worst-affected region with 966 deaths and 11,685 confirmed cases, more than half the national total.
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The latest offensive has brought the military campaign closer to heavily populated northern Idlib along the border, where nearly 3 million people are trapped, according to the United Nations.
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President Bashar al-Assad, whose forces have recaptured most towns and cities in Syria's heavily populated west, has vowed to reassert his control over every inch of the country.
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Though the visual adaptation of 13 Reasons Why presents a different set of issues, it's also heavily populated by LGBTQ+ characters and people of color, a rarity in teen texts.
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Yes, America was the main contributor to the Cold War effort (we are, after all, well-resourced and heavily populated) but it was not something we could have done alone.
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But in a speech to bankers in 2013, recently leaked, she noted that a no-fly zone would require risky strikes on Syrian air defences, some in heavily populated areas.
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Critics argue this system enshrined class divisions as large amounts of kids from more affluent backgrounds ended up in grammars, while secondary moderns were heavily populated by working class children.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Heavy, wind-driven rain soaked the New York City area on Friday afternoon, causing local flooding and an array of transportation delays across the heavily populated region.
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Idlib became one of the most heavily populated areas in Syria after the Assad regime wrestled control of Aleppo from rebels in late 2016, driving displaced Syrians to the province.
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At least 231 people have died from the deadly virus in the country's heavily populated northern region, which borders Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan, according to DRC's Ministry of Health.
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For North Korea to launch a nuclear warhead over heavily populated Japanese territory atop a missile that has only flown successfully a few times would be extremely provocative and dangerous.
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Hurricane Irma pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida bringing high winds, storm surges and torrential rains that left millions without power, ripped roofs off homes and flooded city streets.
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Now surrounded by a pleasant garden planted with lemon and orange trees and heavily populated by songbirds, are the caves that were used as prisons by the region's despotical rulers.
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The Lower East Side, once heavily populated by immigrants and dotted with pushcarts of their goods, was home to several pickle shops serving many who had come from Eastern Europe.
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The United Nations and aid workers have warned of a humanitarian catastrophe if the fighting nears the province's most heavily populated areas, where some two to three million people live.
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In heavily populated areas like the Bronx, it is too easy for an innocent person to be caught in crossfire or for someone to shoot into a crowd, she said.
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The protest began near Mjolnerparken, a housing complex heavily populated by immigrants, which the government has described as a "ghetto" and "parallel society" because of crime and lack of integration.
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The latest offensive has brought the Russian-steered military campaign closer to heavily populated parts of Idlib province, where nearly 3 million people are trapped, according to the United Nations.
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The San Andreas fault, which runs near heavily populated areas and defines the boundary between the North American and Pacific tectonic plates, is considered the biggest seismic threat to California.
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Hurricane Irma pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida on Monday as it carved through the state with high winds, storm surges and torrential rains that left millions without power
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The service will also be heavily populated with all the back catalogs of the other companies under the Disney entertainment umbrella, such as Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic.
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"Knowing all of this, is anybody dumb enough to believe that I would say something inappropriate with a foreign leader while on such a potentially 'heavily populated' call," he said.
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Although Iraqi forces and coalition airstrikes have tried to avoid civilian casualties, there is no avoiding the fact that this fighting is taking place in a heavily populated urban environment.
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The 1st Congressional District is the smallest battleground of the primary so far, covering just a few heavily populated square miles from old Las Vegas down to McCarran International Airport.
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As the earth's temperature warms, species decline and humanity migrates to cities, urban planners are trying to find innovative solutions to bring biodiversity back into the most heavily populated of environments.
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In May, health officials in the Democratic Republic of the Congo stirred alarm when they confirmed that an Ebola outbreak had spread from the countryside to a heavily populated port city.
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Crowded, heavily populated by refugees and poorer than the other Palestinian territories on the West Bank, where much of the population has been settled for generations, Gaza has a turbulent past.
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Chelsea is a heavily populated neighborhood favored by residents with alternative lifestyles, and the Pulse nightclub was the last major target of an Islamic State in Iraq & Syria (ISIS)-motivated terrorist.
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Now that Aleppo has fallen to Assad's forces, people in Eastern Ghouta, a heavily populated, rebel-held Syrian suburb outside of regime-stronghold Damascus, are wondering if they will be next.
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Trump administration officials are urging U.S.-backed troops in Afghanistan to move to more heavily populated areas of the country to avoid attacks in isolated regions, The New York Times reported.
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Preliminary indications are that the traditional top levels of the Republican Party hierarchy — heavily populated by the affluent and the wealthy — will face major hurdles retaining control after the coming election.
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The bottom line: Super Typhoon Maria is likely to cause damage in heavily populated regions of Asia, including northern Taiwan and coastal China, as well as between Shanghai and Fuzhou, China.
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Winds from the storm are expected to reach the Florida Keys by late Saturday, and it is expected to reach the heavily populated areas of South Florida by Sunday morning. Gov.
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"On the other hand, a caucus electorate that is more heavily populated by voters who do not participate in primary elections could result in a Sanders lead of about 4 points."
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This critical flow of ocean currents "has large direct effects on climate in heavily populated regions like western Europe, and also it couples together lots of other tipping points," Lenton explained.
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MERIMBULA, Australia/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian authorities urged another mass evacuation across the heavily populated southeast on Thursday as a return of hot weather fanned huge bushfires threatening several towns and communities.
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"We're experiencing what a lot of tribes are experiencing: unless you're in a heavily populated area, you may not be able to rely on the revenues from casinos forever," White said.
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Health officials are scrambling to contain an outbreak of the deadly disease in the heavily populated port city in northwest Congo that is believed to have killed 22 people since April.
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In the seventh, Ms Spanberger's healthy majorities in heavily-populated Chesterfield and Henrico more than offset Mr Brat's victories in the district's eight other counties—all of them rural and Trump-friendly.
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At its peak, 180,000 cubic meters of mud flowed daily from a site near a heavily populated region of Java—enough mud to completely fill the Empire State Building every six days.
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"This innovative technology is a practical solution that is non-invasive, causes no harm to sharks and is well suited for urban centres with heavily populated beaches," Anderson said in the statement.
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Smith also touted strategies the company is employing to improve its results such as testing smaller locations that can be opened in more heavily populated areas to focus on takeout and delivery.
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The outages are not as high as utilities had forecast and not expected to reach those levels because the storm has already passed most of the heavily populated southern part of Florida.
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Based on Irma's projected path, which includes Florida's heavily populated eastern coast, the enormous storm could create one of the largest mass evacuations in US history, CNN senior meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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Beyond Hulu and YouTube, strictly AVOD platforms like Tubi, Pluto TV, and Amazon's IMDb TV may struggle to replicate the strategy because their services are typically heavily populated by licensed, older content.
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The resulting clouds of radioactive fallout would envelop much of North Korea and heavily populated areas of South Korea, killing more than 780,000 people and injuring a million more, the model projects.
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" McCain, the Senate Armed Services Committee chairman, pointed to North Korea's proximity to Seoul, the heavily populated capital of South Korea, saying that in a shooting war, "the carnage would be horrendous.
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Natural gas also presents problems, given the difficulty in getting the fuel from where it is produced (mainly northern and central Australia) to where it is needed (mainly the heavily-populated southeast).
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It will also include most of the coastline down into Los Angeles, but not the heavily populated counties of San Diego, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, or Fresno, which are also relatively conservative.
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There have been hundreds of cases again — 22017 as of Monday, with 22018 deaths — all among poor children here in the Muzaffarpur lychee belt, in a heavily populated area of Bihar State.
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In a city already on edge, the presence of a Jinn in an area heavily populated by humans seemed to many to be a sign that more instability was on the horizon.
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To the Editor: We have an Electoral College to make sure that a few heavily populated states do not hold absolute sway over the many lesser populated states in the presidential election.
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The idea was born after the terrorist attacks of 2015 highlighted the dangers of leaving behind those who live in France's bleak suburbs, called banlieues, which are often heavily populated by immigrants.
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The heavily populated areas of the northeast and west coasts, and the large cities across the country, tend to be solidly Democratic, while the rest of the country is much less uniform.
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The mountain area is located 200 km (125 miles) inland from the mass exodus occurring along the country's more heavily populated south-east coast, where fires have claimed 10 lives since Monday.
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In his election to the governor's office in 2012, he carried only eight of the state's 39 counties, all of them along the heavily populated liberal western slope of the Cascade Range.
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Now that Aleppo has fallen to President Bashar Assad's forces, people in Eastern Ghouta, a heavily populated, rebel-held Syrian suburb of regime-stronghold Damascus, are wondering if they will be next.
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"It is a huge challenge ... (but) we're much better off having 200,000 kids educated," SABIS CEO Carl Bistany said, noting that schools would be set up in areas most heavily populated by refugees.
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In heavy fighting over recent days, hundreds of Taliban fighters have seized large areas of Jaghori and Malistan districts, both heavily populated by Hazaras, a group that has long faced discrimination in Afghanistan.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - A landslide on Indonesia's heavily populated island of Java on Thursday killed at least five people and left more than 15 people missing, an official at the country's disaster agency said.
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The pipeline also will create headaches for East and West Coast refiners, which serve the most heavily populated parts of the United States and consume a combined 297 million barrels of crude daily.
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The company has touted strategies it is currently employing to improve its results such as testing smaller locations that can be opened in more heavily populated areas to focus on takeout and delivery.
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The company has touted strategies it is currently employing to improve its results, such as testing smaller locations that can be opened in more heavily populated areas to focus on takeout and delivery.
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KABUL (Reuters) - A group of armed men seized a building under construction in the Afghan capital on Monday and were exchanging fire with security forces in a heavily populated area, an official said.
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"Conducting strikes in heavily populated areas where Da'esh hides can present a challenge, but Coalition pilots are extremely patient and Coalition weapon systems are extremely accurate and precise," said a statement from Afcent.
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Without those pumps, the capacity of that station, which serves a heavily populated swath along the city's western edge and a large section of neighboring Jefferson Parish, remained reduced by about a quarter.
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Hurricane Harvey hit the United States two weeks ago, shutting roughly a quarter of its refinery capacity, while Irma took aim at heavily populated areas of central Florida after making landfall on Sunday.
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What they found: The study, published in the journal Nature on Wednesday, provides reasons to worry about the stability of parts of the globe, particularly the heavily populated Middle East and South Asia.
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The latest offensive has brought President Bashar al-Assad's military campaign closer to heavily populated central areas of Idlib, where nearly 3 million people are trapped, according to aid charities and U.N. agencies.
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Democratic voter turnout will be the deciding factor in the Nevada Senate race, especially in heavily populated areas such as Las Vegas, according to David F. Damore of University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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The new route, Line C, will link the city center to an area to the east of Rome, beyond the city limits, connecting a series of fairly recently developed and heavily populated suburbs.
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The Scott Morrison-led government is polling strongly in Queensland and Tasmania, according to AEC figures, although the early results are more mixed in the heavily populated states of New South Wales and Victoria.
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He urged the UK government to allow the building of three new runways at each of London's biggest airports - Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted - schemes that arouse strong local opposition in heavily-populated southern England.
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This is the first time that a Houthi missile has come this close to a heavily populated area, and it appears to be the farthest that such a missile has reached inside Saudi Arabia.
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ET. Irma pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida on Sunday, but gradually lost strength, weakening to a Category 20.79 hurricane overnight and is expected to weaken to a tropical storm during the day.
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There were conflicting accounts of the outcome of the fighting, however, with rebels saying they had taken some buildings in the residential area as they seek to penetrate heavily populated areas under state control.
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While heavily populated areas were well lit, war zones such as Iraq and Syria showed scattered pockets of activity that could have denoted military or government personnel using fitness trackers as they moved around.
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Following a 1984 incident in which an American battleship fired upon some militias in a heavily populated area of south Beirut, Lebanese Shiites became thoroughly convinced that the United States was their implacable enemy.
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The 3.6-km-long (2.2-mile) dam has suffered from structural flaws since its construction in the 1980s, and any collapse would unleash a wall of water down the heavily populated Tigris River valley.
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Alek Minassian was charged with ten counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder Tuesday morning, one day after a rental van ran down pedestrians at a heavily populated Toronto intersection.
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The storm is still heading northwest along some of the most heavily populated islands it will pass before potentially hitting Florida; behind it, authorities are still assessing damage, rescuing casualties and counting the dead.
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Later on, founder and CEO of The Muse Kathryn Minshew spoke about the importance of women creating companies and having a voice in the tech space — one that is usually heavily populated by men.
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The island state, also known as Truk, is the most heavily populated of the four members that make up the FSM and has harbored independence aspirations amid discontent over how funding has been shared.
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It may have also contributed to elevated voting levels in some of the more heavily populated communities and college towns in Iowa and New Hampshire, which held their presidential nominating contests earlier this month.
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Warring militia occasionally spar for control over the heavily populated capital, which has prevented the UN-recognized and Western-backed government of Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj from fully grasping the reins of power.
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Despite South Florida being one of the most heavily populated Hispanic areas in America, my immediate surroundings were not; my school, jostling more than 1,000 students, had a grand total of 12 people of color.
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Meteorologists are monitoring an apparent shift in the storm's trajectory that, though small, would move the center of the storm away from the heavily-populated cites of Tampa and toward nearby St. Petersburg and Clearwater.
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Companies with experience in large trucks, such as Cummins and Daimler, have already announced plans for electrified models, with immense pressure coming from cities and countries anxious to reduce air pollution in heavily populated areas.
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SXIP posted its best performance since April with a 153 percent jump after Irma, which pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida over the weekend, gradually lost strength and was downgraded to a tropical storm.
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They said the raids targeted a medical center, a school and a residential area in Jayrud, a heavily populated town that had been earlier spared heavy bombing after striking a local truce with the army.
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The 22 states that don't have these laws include heavily populated ones like California, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Ohio; those five states on their own account for nearly half of America's total union members.
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I am also grateful to live in a small town in North Carolina where I have access to countless swimming holes that aren't heavily populated and allow for more isolated and secluded time in the water.
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Now, a new study from researchers at the University of Exeter in Proceedings of the Royal Society B concludes that spring's start has already shifted forward by a full week—but only in heavily-populated areas.
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Why it matters: Dish customers in areas across the United States that are heavily-populated with Hispanic-Americans were unable to access Univision, one of the largest Spanish-language broadcasters in the country, since June 2018.
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Neither area was heavily populated but the advance, accompanied by Russian and Syrian air strikes, has raised fears among the insurgents that the northern part of east Aleppo could be cut off from the southern part.
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"To the extent Moscow is earnestly engaging Ankara, it is probably to encourage the Turks to prompt civilian flight from heavily populated areas preemptively," Fred Hof, President Obama's special adviser for transition in Syria, told me.
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The latest offensive has brought the Russian-steered military campaign closer to heavily populated parts of Idlib province, where nearly 3 million people are trapped, the vast majority women and children, according to the United Nations.
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In urban outbreaks, infected people often introduce yellow fever into heavily populated areas where the virus can be transmitted by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, the same devilishly resilient species that spreads viruses like chikungunya, dengue and Zika.
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He said the military was working with the government on a plan to protect Iraqi civilians from the impact of a collapse, which would send a surge of water down the heavily populated Tigris river valley.
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The UK's heavily-populated anti-Corbyn press corps, sensing disaster, has taken to constantly "assessing" Johnson's (important) strengths and (unimportant) weaknesses while portraying Corbyn as a cross between Joseph Stalin's rightful heir and Jack the Ripper.
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In the "red shirt" camp are supporters of ousted former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, the last billionaire to shake up Thai politics, whose populist policies won support from farmers, the poor and the heavily populated northeast.
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The government, looking to remove hazardous materials from the heavily populated area, has for more than a decade been looking for alternatives to the Haifa plant, including building a new one in the middle of the desert.
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Coalition forces have continued to conduct airstrikes in heavily populated areas of the capital, Sana, which is controlled by Houthi rebels, the United Nations reported, although it could not confirm whether these had resulted in additional casualties.
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Indonesia is on the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire and has scores of active volcanoes, sometimes posing a threat to life and disrupting air travel, particularly on the most heavily populated islands like Java and Bali.
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The controversy in Arizona was over officials in the heavily populated, Democratic-leaning Maricopa and Pima counties allowing voters several days to "cure" their ballots -- that is, to fix discrepancies such as forgetting to sign their envelopes.
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"I'm very excited to be here, to see these very different projects," said Trump Jr, referring to the two resorts located on the popular holiday island of Bali and in Lido, near the heavily populated capital Jakarta.
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Though 3,410 fire personnel have been battling over 80,000 acres of flames from the Carr fire alone, the fire could reach more heavily populated areas before firefighters are able to control it as it remains mostly uncontained.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo will start using Ebola vaccine as early as next week to counter a flare-up the heavily populated eastern part of the Central African country, health minister Oly Ilunga Kalenga said.
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"That seems to support the assertion that they are planning to use these people as human shields, as well as ensuring that the area is heavily populated with civilians to frustrate a military operation against them," she said.
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These extreme marine temperatures â€" created by weather patterns and boosted by climate change â€" have a sphere of influence beyond the oceans, as this heat has contributed to unusual heat and mugginess on the heavily-populated coast.
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Or, perhaps, it did -- Clinton, after all, won Nevada, a testament to the left's organizing prowess, and she came close in Florida after racking up huge leads in the heavily populated, heavily Latino southeastern portion of the state.
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There is a gap in the encirclement to the west of the city, which seems to have a purpose: to draw out any ISIS fighters who do not want to fight to death in the heavily populated city.
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Protecting cows - considered sacred to Hindus - was one of the measures meant to shore up support in the heavily populated, Hindi-speaking belt across northern India that has been a heartland of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP).
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Rebels still hold a large, heavily populated enclave in the Eastern Ghouta district of farms and towns to the east of the capital, as well as some Damascus districts in the south, east and northeast of the city.
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One major pump that remained offline was located at the city's largest-capacity pump station in the Lakeview neighborhood; it serves a heavily populated swath along the city's western edge and a large section of neighboring Jefferson Parish.
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The downpours in other heavily populated areas of Southern California, including parts of Santa Barbara and Ventura counties also recently hit by wildfires, could create the risk of mud and debris flows there too, the weather service said.
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JAKARTA, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Indonesia will not approve any new coal-fired power stations on the heavily-populated island of Java as the country strives to reach its renewable energy development targets, the energy minister said on Thursday.
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The sources said emergency workers who came face-to-face with quarantined potential victims while wearing inadequate protective gear later went into heavily populated areas, including gas stations, restaurants, coffee shops and even tourist attractions such as Alcatraz.
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Protecting cows - considered sacred to Hindus - was one of the measures meant to shore up support in the heavily populated, Hindi-speaking belt across northern India that has been a heartland of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP).
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The plan also contemplates land swaps that could give the Palestinians parts of what is now Israel in exchange for letting West Bank settlements remain, though some of those areas of Israel are heavily populated by Arab citizens.
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Several of these executives, who have investments in China, said on Wednesday that they are concerned about the virus spreading beyond China's rural areas and into heavily populated cities, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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But in a leaked speech that she gave to bankers in 2013, she noted the risks of creating a no-fly zone, which would require destroying Syrian air defences, some in heavily populated areas; a big and risky task.
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"There is one very realistic factor that makes Asia the perfect market for space tourism: Asia is a heavily populated continent and in most cities, traffic gridlock is a headache," Liu Ruopeng, chairman of Kuang-Chi Science, told CNBC.
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Small drones will now be allowed to fly in sparsely populated areas without FAA approval, but must still work with air traffic control if they are planning to fly a mission over crowded airspace or above heavily populated areas.
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Recent clashes on the outskirts of Idlib province towns that the warring factions had promised to local councils would be spared from conflict has raised the risk of fighting spilling into these heavily populated urban areas, rebel sources said.
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Public health officials have watched with mounting concern in the last week as the number of cases of Ebola in the heavily populated North Kivu and Ituri Provinces have grown, more than two months after the outbreak was identified.
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Not only have Democrats betrayed part of their base politically, they have also agreed to additional wall construction in the heavily populated Rio Grande Valley, a Latino majority Democratic stronghold some 700 miles down the border from El Paso.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has called on Turkey to support its fight against militants operating in China's restive far western region of Xinjiang, following criticism from Turkey about rights in a part of China heavily populated by a Turkic, mostly Muslim people.
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This time around, Sanders has been among the leaders in opinion polls of prospective 2020 candidates, but he faces a field more heavily populated with other liberal progressives touting many of the same ideas he brought into the party mainstream.
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China's Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE) said on Tuesday that the heavily populated industrial provinces of Shandong, Zhejiang and Sichuan were among the regions committing themselves to new measures, as well as Xinjiang and Tibet in the remote northwest.
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Read more: The average American's annual food waste, water use, energy consumption, garbage, and carbon emissions in 1 simple chart People in just about all of the nation's heavily populated areas, including Abilene, Texas, Rockford, Illinois, and Hartford, Connecticut, use Craigslist.
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The United States and Japan agreed in 1996 to relocate the base, currently in a heavily populated area, to a new site in Henoko, but many residents of the island have rejected the proposal and want the base moved altogether.
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The neighborhoods targeted for decoy patrols were generally "heavily populated with pensioners, alcoholics, homosexuals, prostitutes and their clients," but also racially diverse enough to allow the members of the nearly all-white STRESS unit to walk the streets without standing out.
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Yet the Democratic electorate is also heavily populated by women and people of color, and candidates from these demographics may have a harder time skipping over the traditional pathways like serving as senator or governor, or building fundraising and party ties.
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TOKYO — Denny Tamaki, the son of a Japanese mother and a United States Marine, became the first mixed-race governor in Japan on Sunday after winning a close election in Okinawa, a southern archipelago heavily populated by American military installations.
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It was a late summer morning and he was sitting at a round table, gazing out a picture window at the landscape surrounding Mad Brook Farm, a commune that over the years has been heavily populated by artists and dancers.
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Coalition officials have blamed the rise in civilian deaths on the bloody nature of the latter stages of the campaigns in Raqqa and Mosul, where heavily-populated urban areas are coming under fierce assault, rather than on a change of strategy.
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Hurricane Irma took aim at heavily populated areas of central Florida on Monday as it carved a path of destruction through the state with high winds and storm surges that left millions without power, ripped roofs off homes and flooded city streets.
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Up and down the east coast of the state, NWS offices have issued statements warning that the storm, which is supposed to pass within 22005 miles of fragile and heavily populated coastline on Thursday night through Friday night, could cause widespread destruction.
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The scheduled shuttering of the Arlington office comes on the heels of others in heavily populated urban areas, including in Milwaukee and Chicago during the past year and the announced closing of an SSA field office in Baltimore (also effective this June).
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The total eclipse of the sun is considered one of the most spell-binding phenomena in nature but it rarely occurs over a wide swath of land, let alone one of the world's most heavily populated countries at the height of summer.
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If the army takes al-Qaryatain, Sukhna and other pockets of Islamic State control, it will sharply reduce the jihadist group's ability to project military power into the heavily populated western region of Syria, where Damascus and other main cities are located.
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Any conflict with North Korea, whether sparked by Pyongyang, Seoul or Washington, would likely result in devastation for the heavily-populated South Korean capital, at which are aimed thousands of pieces of North Korean artillery, to say nothing of missiles and other weaponry.
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In the name of asserting capitalist freedom over state collectivism, a 30 percent stake in the South Western Railway — a critical carrier across heavily populated southern England — has been sold to a one-party Communist state (albeit with extensive experience in capitalist enterprise).
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And in aiming for the ideal consumer for sexy, digital brands, many companies are finding themselves in the same spot: targeting the exact same age group (millennials), living in the exact same areas (heavily populated cities), with the exact same income (middle-class).
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Pig production in China's northeast has expanded rapidly in recent years as Beijing sought to move its livestock away from heavily populated regions and closer to grain production in the north, bringing a much-needed source of revenue to laggard local economies.
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The most significant harbinger from the Ohio race may not be the narrow margin, but the turnout gap between the most and least heavily populated parts of a district that absorbs the close-in suburbs of Columbus and rural stretches of central Ohio.
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In reports in 212 and 21976, the Mollen Commission concluded that since the mid-'21978s, police corruption had been rife in five precincts across the city — high-crime areas in Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx heavily populated by poor blacks and Hispanics.
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The people of Petare — Latin America's most heavily populated shantytown, with 1.2 million inhabitants — joined the protests on April 20, when they met violent repression and clouds of tear gas extending the length of Caracas's main traffic artery, the Autopista del Este.
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With fewer VA "Centers of Excellence" located farther apart, primarily in heavily populated urban areas, hundreds of thousands of veterans with disabling injuries who rely on the VA for their care would likely have to travel farther and wait longer for care.
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Mr. Perriello enjoyed support from two of the country's most prominent progressives, Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, but he found little success in the most heavily populated parts of the state and was thrashed in liberal Northern Virginia.
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Mr. Obama is scheduled to appear in Chapel Hill, on the campus of the University of North Carolina, for an afternoon rally aimed at nudging college students and black voters in this heavily populated region to cast their ballot for Hillary Clinton.
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It is unclear how serious Haftar is about moving into Tripoli, the heavily populated capital where warring militia occasionally spar for control, preventing the UN-recognized and Western-backed government of Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj from fully grasping the reins of power.
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As Fortune notes, Vantiv had previously asked a Manhattan court to decide if it could keep processing payments for the sites, but the company shied away once attorney generals from other heavily populated states like Illinois and Texas joined the chorus denouncing them as well.
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A resident said dozens of missiles were also fired on the heavily populated city that lies near Quneitra province adjoining the Israeli-occupied Syrian Golan Heights where the army moved earlier this week to control the remaining parts of the country's southwest in rebel hands.
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The big picture: The locations most at risk from climate change-related stresses in the near-term includes heavily populated areas like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, and extends around the world to parts of South America and Africa, encompassing well over a billion people.
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Hildebrandt, who was previously in the Coast Guard, talked to me about how her district was heavily populated by veterans — not because of an army base, but because of simple demographics: the military is often seen as the only way up for working class kids.
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While the storm will spare the heavily populated Northeast, it likely will disrupt air and auto travel from Kansas City to Indianapolis, and will bring the heaviest snowfall so far this winter to Cincinnati and the Ohio River Valley, said AccuWeather meteorologist Paul Walker.
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Donnelly, a defense and security policy analyst, added that locally publicizing military offensives to clear civilians and demoralize the enemy was "pretty typical" when going into a heavily populated areas, noting that the US military did something similar when clearing Fallujah back in 2004.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott declared a public health emergency in four counties with travel-related cases of the Zika virus, and ordered state officials to increase mosquito control efforts in some of the southeastern U.S. state's most heavily populated locales including Miami and Tampa.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has been trying to retake al-Qaryatain and other pockets of Islamic State control to reduce the jihadist group's ability to project military power into the heavily populated western region of Syria, where Damascus and other main cities are located.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian rebel commanders and rights groups said on Monday Russia and its Syrian ally are stepping up aerial strikes on heavily populated cities, in a new and bloodier phase of a three-month-old assault on the last opposition bastion in the northwest.
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Mr. Assad has long vowed to retake the whole country, including Raqqa and Deir al-Zour, but Russia has been loath to spend resources on Syria's eastern desert provinces bordering Iraq, focusing instead on the more heavily populated spine of cities in the west.
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The Syrian army and its Iranian Shi'ite militias allies made a string of gains in the last week after capturing a major air base that brought them just 12 kms (7.5 miles) from Saraqeb, the first heavily populated city in Idlib within their reach.
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Predictions for the next conflict are apocalyptic: our cities and towns targeted by thousands of rockets daily, our forces compelled to fight in heavily-populated areas where Iran and its proxies have hidden their missiles, and Israel once again condemned for supposed war crimes.
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The exact cause of the collapses was not clear, but a local lawmaker and two local residents said air strikes by the U.S.-led coalition targeting Islamic State militants may have detonated a truck filled with explosives, destroying buildings in a heavily populated area.
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Fat Joe is praying for those in the path of Hurricane Florence and hopes the U.S. government will do a better job with this relief effort ... if only because the storm will hit the mainland and not an island territory heavily populated with minorities.
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It's an interesting sonic choice, one that allows the film the room to center on women in a state heavily populated by men, many of whom came in search of work during the oil boom and created a new kind of roughneck culture that didn't exist before.
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More than 7,000 firefighters were battling blazes up and down the state, including new wildfires in the heavily populated areas of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, fueled by rushing winds that for days have pushed flames through brush and dry fields and up the sides of homes.
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Wildfire smoke wafting over from the still-growing Camp Fire — by far the deadliest wildfire in state history — had inundated many heavily-populated California cities and towns with small bits of pollution thinner than the width of a human hair, called Particulate Matter 23, or PM 93.
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The attacks on the heavily populated island of Java have come as hardline Muslim groups press for a more conservative society and decry moderate politicians, posing a threat to Indonesia's reputation for tolerance and the democracy it won with the downfall of authoritarian President Suharto in 1998.
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Since the fall of Aleppo more than a year ago, government forces had focused their efforts mainly on Islamic State-held territory in the more remote east of the country, but they have now renewed their campaign to crush anti-Assad rebels in the heavily-populated west.
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But you could see the potential of offering this service to other sectors that are heavily populated by small businesspeople or sole traders, who have been late (or are yet to arrive) to the idea of tapping technology to bring their businesses into the 21st century.
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Last week, the Council of Europe published a report that saw UK prisons ranked the most heavily populated in the EU. The figures show that there were 95,248 people incarcerated in the UK in 2014; this figure has since increased and will likely continue to rise.
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But in a heavily populated country that produces relatively little in the way of climate-changing emissions and that already relies on imports of maize and other grains, the result could be rising food prices, especially for the poor, economists, business leaders and environmental experts warned.
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James Bamba via Storyful HONG KONG — A super typhoon packing winds of up to 150 miles per hour is heading toward the Philippines, picking up speed over the Pacific on a route that also has Taiwan and the heavily populated southeastern coast of China in its sights.
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Trump has denied any wrongdoing, and tweeted Thursday he was fully aware his calls were being monitored by various governments: "Is anybody dumb enough to believe that I would say something inappropriate with a foreign leader while on such a potentially 'heavily populated' call," he wrote.
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Unlike other states where winning means getting the most votes, in Iowa delegates are allocated by precinct (based on a complicated formula); doing exceptionally well in liberal, heavily populated Iowa City doesn't mean you win outright if you cannot perform in smaller rural precincts throughout the state.
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For the first time, I felt comfortable walking into the heavily populated lunchroom with my head held high instead of simply closing the door to my classroom and skipping lunch the way that I had at my previous school for fear of having too many eyes on me.
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" Then, on Friday, Mr. Ban, through a spokesman, issued an unusually stinging statement against the military coalition led by Saudi Arabia that is seeking to rout rebels from inside Yemen, saying that its reported use of cluster bombs in heavily populated areas "may amount to a war crime.
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Islamic State militants controlling swathes of territory in northern and western Iraq seized Mosul dam in August 2014, raising fears they might blow it up and unleash a wall of water on Mosul and Baghdad that could kill hundreds of thousands along the heavily populated Tigris River valley.
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Entergy is seeking to renew the operating licenses for the two Indian Point reactors, while New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has opposed the continued operation of the plant because it is located in the heavily populated New York metropolitan area about 40 miles north of New York City.
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More recently, a group of about 100 white supremacists marched on the street outside my office in Portland -- located in the most heavily populated Asian area in the entire state of Oregon -- and chanted, "Go home!" to the onlookers, most of whom were Asian business and home owners.
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The new bill's co-sponsors were Senator Simcha Felder, a Democrat who caucuses with the Republicans and represents a Brooklyn district that includes neighborhoods that are heavily populated with Orthodox Jews or people of Chinese descent; and Assemblyman Michael Simanowitz, a Democrat from an equally diverse district in Queens.
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The death toll, which had more than doubled from Sunday morning, was expected to climb much higher still, with heavily populated areas outside the city still cut off from any assistance, and desperate search-and-rescue efforts continuing in the rubble of Palu, often with only rudimentary tools.
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Setting aside classics like The Look of Silence (2014), The Fog of War (2003), and General Idi Amin Dada: A Self Portrait (1974), the newer films in the strand face pressure to distinguish themselves amid a media landscape heavily populated by true crime, which inundates podcasting, journalism, and television.
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While they may have fallen short of their stated goal of bringing "the whole city to a gridlocked standstill," traffic was halted at nearly two dozen locations around downtown D.C. at various points on Monday morning, shutting down important intersections and streets heavily populated by lobbyists and elected officials.
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Related: Video Shows Islamic State Smashing Ancient Artifacts in Mosul The city, home to 2 million people before being taken over by the ultra-hardline jihadist group, is by far the largest center it controls in either Iraq or Syria, and is still heavily populated, complicating efforts to retake it.
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The United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Jordan and Russia help him relentlessly attack heavily populated civilian areas, loot the banks of areas he occupies, damage oil operations and destroy civilian infrastructure — all while claiming to be on a self-declared "jihad" that is somehow for, not against, the people of this country.
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AP Photo/Carlos Osorio Five weeks later, after heavily populated, blue-collar Macomb helped turn Michigan narrowly red—a swing that, along with those in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, effectively delivered the election to Trump—area residents woke up to a very Trumpian local scandal playing out on the local TV news.
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New polls show tight Clinton-Trump race nationally, battlegrounds Clinton aides said that while they don't expect to win North Florida - Obama lost all counties but four in 2012 - the goal is to minimize the damage, allowing the heavily populated and Democrat Southeastern part of the state to put them over the top.
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On Monday, the United Nations Mission in Afghanistan reported that 2016 had been another year of record civilian casualties in the country, and it expressed particular concern about a 65 percent jump in the number of children killed or wounded by explosive remnants as fighting has spread to heavily populated civilian areas.
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"Once it becomes apparent that these growth companies can't continue to grow by the multiples of nominal GDP that are currently priced in, the realization will send these stocks into a period of downward momentum that could be accentuated by a herd effect heading to the exits in these heavily populated indexed funds," said Rosenberg.
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But while there's a smattering of seemingly sincere participants in this incendiary boycott, including some encouragement from the sitting president of the United States, the #BurnYourNikes hashtag is currently heavily populated by those mocking the performance, pointing out that destroying Nike goods that are already bought and paid for doesn't actually hurt Nike's bottom line.
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And, Sly says, while it may seem obvious, people with immune-suppressed conditions, or who are post-transplant, have HIV, or are receiving cancer treatments could respond with a range of infections due to the new species they had not encountered before outside of the heavily-populated but well-balanced bacterial flora in the gut.
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Precise NASA satellite measurements of groundwater storage — which acts as a water savings bank for farmers — show water stress building in heavily populated and conflict-prone parts of the world: Places like the border region between Pakistan and India, the Fertile Crescent, and the Northwest Sahara Aquifer System, which provides water for Algeria, Tunisia and war-torn Libya.
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Its 21,000-mile network is concentrated, spaghetti-like, in heavily-populated eastern America, unlike the linear, continent-spanning networks of roughly similar total length that are operated by CN and CP. And he faces two new and potentially damaging headwinds: the decline of coal, a mainstay of railway-freight volumes; and Donald Trump's views on trade.
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PENN YAN, N.Y. — Ivan Martin steered his horse and buggy down an empty, rural road near where he and his wife Anna were riding recently when a driver roared up from behind as they were heading back to their farmhouse here in Yates County, a corner of New York State's Finger Lakes region heavily populated by Mennonites.
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London and Washington have also provided the Kingdom with political cover both at home and at the UN. But as they have done so it has become increasingly clear that Riyadh either cannot or will not use its expensively-purchased Western weapons with the care and skill needed to properly avoid loss of civilian lives when targeting heavily-populated civilian areas.
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BEIJING — More than 80 percent of the water from underground wells used by farms, factories and households across the heavily populated plains of China is unfit for drinking or bathing because of contamination from industry and farming, according to new statistics that were reported by Chinese media on Monday, raising new alarm about pollution in the world's most populous country.
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Residents of this Damascus suburb worry they could be the next tragedy in Syria Residents of this Damascus suburb worry they could be the next tragedy in Syria Now that Aleppo has fallen to President Bashar Assad's forces, people in Eastern Ghouta, a heavily populated, rebel-held Syrian suburb of regime-stronghold Damascus, are wondering if they will be next.
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The people came to pray, but also to protest a proposal to build dual 170 mile long oil pipelines through their communities from Linden, NJ, to Albany, NY. The pipelines, proposed by Connecticut-based start-up Pilgrim Pipeline Holdings, would slice through some of the most heavily populated areas of the Northeast—including the Ramapoughs' land—and across some 250 bodies of water, putting tens of millions' drinking supplies at risk.
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Both the bar and the neighborhood are nowadays heavily populated by Democrats, I was told by a member of the loyal opposition, a longtime Iowa G.O.P. strategist named Grant Young, whom I found beside a steaming pot of chili drinking a Coors Light with a shot of whiskey and cinnamon — and who, in midexplanation, fist-bumped an arriving patron, Matt Paul, the state director of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Dozens of states have implemented voter ID laws, with the full knowledge that Black and brown people are 2 to 3 times less likely to have a government-issued ID. And since the Supreme Court struck down key provisions of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, states have shut down over 800 polling places across the country — nearly all concentrated in counties that are heavily populated by people of color .
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When the migrants are strong enough for another leg of the trip, they will run and hop onto a freight train as it slows down to pass through heavily populated areas of Guadalajara, gradually making their way to the US. Although the 64-year-old Avila has lived in Guadalajara all of her life, she sets up camp along the tracks as well, living with new neighbours every day.
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After examining data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), researchers found fertility centers are mainly located in heavily populated areas in the U.S. "About 40 percent of women between age 113 and 50 are living in areas where there are either limited or no options for them," said Dr. John Harris, of the University of Pittsburgh's School of Medicine and Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC.
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ERBIL, Iraq — Iraqi forces on Sunday began penetrating the narrow streets and warrens of Mosul's heavily populated old city, in the last phase of a monthslong battle against the Islamic State militants that American commanders have described as one of the toughest in urban warfare since World War II. The assault began at dawn, with airstrikes and a push by Iraq's counterterrorism forces into the neighborhoods of the old city.
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In addition, he proposes a variety of financial instruments to drive the transition toward cleaner energy, including: Buttigieg's climate change proposal also includes a number of ways to ensure that it's not just the rich and more heavily populated parts of the country that get funding to protect themselves from climate-related disasters: The proposal also calls for strengthening worker protections via unions and job retraining with a $200 billion transition fund for workers such as coal miners who would soon find themselves out of work.
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