This could be the result of Io's crust differing from hemisphere to hemisphere, or because a single big eruption on the trailing hemisphere has triggered subsequent blasts.
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Wheat futures drew support from adverse conditions for northern hemisphere sowing and southern hemisphere harvesting.
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The human brain is divided into two halves: the right hemisphere and the left hemisphere.
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But his brain's left hemisphere did take over higher order functions typically found in the right hemisphere.
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Southern hemisphere Chile is an important supplier of opposite-season fruit and vegetables to northern hemisphere countries.
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However, the Delta Aquariids are best viewed in the southern hemisphere and southern latitudes of the northern hemisphere.
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After focusing on the southern hemisphere of the sky, TESS is now about to explore its northern hemisphere.
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The Northern Hemisphere clocked its hottest January on record, and the Southern Hemisphere had its second-warmest January.
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Astronomically speaking, yes, fall begins when the Southern Hemisphere begins to receive more sunlight than the Northern Hemisphere.
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In human brains, the left hemisphere primarily processes language, and the right hemisphere primarily processes emotion and tone.
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They found that the southern hemisphere has just one magnetic pole, but the northern hemisphere has a complex field.
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It's important to note that Juno has higher-resolution images of Jupiter's northern hemisphere than of its southern hemisphere.
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In the southern hemisphere, these storms spin in the opposite direction from hurricanes and typhoons in the northern hemisphere.
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From the southern hemisphere, magnetic field lines curve around the globe and re-enter the planet in the northern hemisphere.
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It generally implies stormier and cold winters in Asia's northern hemisphere and warm but wet summers in the southern hemisphere.
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Originating in one species in the Northern Hemisphere, the cancer has established itself in another species in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Until dawn, every ray of visible starlight in the entire Northern Hemisphere and much of the Southern Hemisphere gathers overhead.
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The darkening would last for many months, most oppressively in the Northern Hemisphere, though the Southern Hemisphere would hardly be immune.
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The right hemisphere controls movement of the left side of the body, while the left hemisphere controls the right arm and leg.
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Each year, a flu vaccine is made for the Southern Hemisphere and for the Northern Hemisphere from combinations of A and B strains.
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The United States must only prevent China from dominating the Eastern Hemisphere to the same extent that it has dominated the Western Hemisphere.
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This view shows Saturn's northern hemisphere in 2016, as that part of the planet nears its northern hemisphere summer solstice in May 2017.
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Boding ill for the Northern Hemisphere Does Australia's bad flu season bode ill for Northern Hemisphere nations, including the US, Canada and across Europe?
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Chasing the Deal When it's high season in the Northern Hemisphere, it's deal season — also known as winter — in much of the Southern Hemisphere.
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TESS will begin by looking at the Southern Hemisphere sky for the first year and move to the Northern Hemisphere in the second year.
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The study showed that dogs, like people, use the left hemisphere of their brain to process words, and a right hemisphere brain region to process intonation.
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So, don't forget to look for rosés from the southern hemisphere (like South Africa and Argentina) that will be younger than those from the northern hemisphere.
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As with people's brains, parts of dogs' left hemisphere react to meaning and parts of the right hemisphere to intonation — the emotional content of a sound.
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NOAA said the Northern Hemisphere broke its January record with temperatures of 2900 degrees above average, while the Southern Hemisphere had temperatures 220006 degrees above average.
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"Because the big fires in the northern hemisphere occur at a different time than the southern hemisphere, there's a lot of sharing of equipment," Hughes told Gizmodo.
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The Northern Hemisphere gets more direct sunlight in the months of March to September; the Southern Hemisphere gets more direct sunlight for the remainder of the year.
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The phenomenon is known as aurora borealis, or the Northern Lights, in the northern hemisphere and as aurora australis, or the Southern Lights, in the southern hemisphere.
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By having a laboratory in the northern hemisphere and another in the southern hemisphere, this should help eliminate any false positives that result from normal seasonal fluctuations.
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His left hemisphere, then, did its usual work of word recognition yet also took on the role of recognizing faces, usually the responsibility of the right hemisphere.
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The coronavirus' current R0 value in the Northern Hemisphere, 2.5, is more than double many places in the Southern Hemisphere, where it's currently summer, the authors found.
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During Northern Hemisphere summer (Southern Hemisphere winter), the days are increasingly longer further north and shorter further south, because the Earth is facing the Sun at a tilt.
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The agency is the premier institution leading monitoring and modeling of the atmosphere in the Southern Hemisphere, which is far less researched than the more populous Northern Hemisphere.
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"I'm pleased to see an administration that is really paying attention — to the hemisphere, to this hemisphere and they're showing solidarity with the Venezuelan people," said Díaz-Balart.
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The subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere held a hearing a few years ago to examine the growing Russian engagement in the Western Hemisphere and its threat to U.S. interests.
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President Maduro, the greatest dictator in the Western Hemisphere, the man responsible for the only failed state in the Western Hemisphere, continues to act with total and utter impunity.
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The left hemisphere contained language areas, just as it does now, but the right hemisphere contributed a unique function, recruiting language-making structures that "spoke" in times of stress.
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In the case of flu, for instance, it hits the North Hemisphere in the fall and winter, but the cooler areas of the Southern Hemisphere in the spring and summer.
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So while those of us in the northern hemisphere are in for shorter days and cooler weather, those in the southern hemisphere are readying for the longer, hotter days of summer.
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"We strongly caution actors external to the Western Hemisphere against deploying military assets to Venezuela, or elsewhere in the Hemisphere, with the intent of establishing or expanding military operations," Bolton said.
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I live in the Southern Hemisphere -- where it's winter!
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Like humans, dogs use the left hemisphere of their brain to process words, and the right hemisphere to process intonation, which is the way our voices rise and fall when we talk.
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According to EarthSky, those in the Southern hemisphere get the best views of the Eta Aquariids, but those in southern regions of the Northern hemisphere have a shot at great views, too.
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Still smarting from losing the America's Cup in Bermuda in the Northern Hemisphere summer, Tom Slingsby and Jimmy Spithill are back home and back on the water for the Southern Hemisphere summer.
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There's a whole portion of the Milky Way that can only be mapped from the Southern Hemisphere of Earth, and the team's campaign has only been done in the Northern Hemisphere so far.
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EDT: The Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere, Transnational Crime, Civilian Security, Democracy, Human Rights and Global Women's Issues is holding a hearing on the Zika virus in the Western Hemisphere.
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Most often, the World Health Organization selects those strains for the upcoming flu season in the Northern Hemisphere from viruses that have been circulating in the Southern Hemisphere in the previous six months.
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Past case reports have shown that people with brain damage to the right hemisphere had trouble identifying emotional faces, leading to a generalization that the brain processes emotions more in the right hemisphere.
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Chinese chemical exporters ...covertly ship drugs to the Western hemisphere.
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NASA's Cassini spacecraft captured this image of Saturn's northern hemisphere.
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One hemisphere of the brain appeared to still be awake.
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All cyclones move the same way in the Northern Hemisphere.
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These were the first Ebola patients in the Western Hemisphere.
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Mars once hosted a large ocean in its northern hemisphere.
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Global topographic image of Mercury, centered on the northern hemisphere.
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It is quite simple: dismantle terror connections, defend the hemisphere.
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In 2012, drought gripped grain belts across the Northern Hemisphere.
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For the Northern Hemisphere, the decision is made in February.
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We also face a refugee crisis in our own hemisphere.
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"The fact is Venezuela is in our hemisphere," Bolton said.
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Most known sunfish have been observed in the Southern Hemisphere.
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So that's two hoodwinker sunfish discovered in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Here's what the season looks like across the Northern Hemisphere.
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Freedom was breaking out in the Southern Hemisphere as well.
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The white dots in the planet's southern hemisphere are anticyclones.
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It is the most productive glacier in the Northern Hemisphere.
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We've eradicated A. aegypti from most of the Western Hemisphere.
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We've eradicated A. aegypti from most of the Western Hemisphere.
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Then they can switch, putting the other hemisphere to sleep.
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Only one hemisphere of their brain slept at a time.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, Aquarius is closer to the horizon.
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Whatever hemisphere you're in, hope you have a great weekend.
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The Northern Hemisphere tends to see about half as many.
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It tends to be more visible from the Southern Hemisphere.
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Internationally, two seismic changes an ocean and a hemisphere apart.
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Flu came unusually early to the Southern Hemisphere in 22017.
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The meeting for the Western Hemisphere takes place in February.
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To be fair, it is summer in the Southern Hemisphere.
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In the northern hemisphere, the winter solstice happens on Dec.
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And it will be best seen in the Northern Hemisphere.
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The moon's southern hemisphere is riven by four prominent fractures.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, air flows clockwise* around a ridge.
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The rest of the year, the Southern Hemisphere gets more.
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Backing for him has come principally from the Western hemisphere.
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They are particularly common in the Western Hemisphere, including Canada.
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During that minute, the sun crosses the Earth's equator from the Northern Hemisphere into the Southern Hemisphere and day and night last the exact same amount of time — 12 hours — everywhere across the world.
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CDC scientists typically recommend that vaccine manufacturers include virus particles or weakened viruses that have been circulating in the Southern Hemisphere six months or so before the upcoming flu season in the Northern Hemisphere.
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"What we're starting to see in the Southern Hemisphere of Southern Africa and the Southern Hemisphere countries, is that we're having cases that are appearing as they go into their winter season," he said.
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The Northern Hemisphere dips toward the sun, basking in its warmth for longer than on any other day, as the chilling Southern Hemisphere swings away, all thanks to Earth's axial tilt of 23.5 degrees.
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The Northern Hemisphere dips toward the sun, basking in its warmth for longer than any other time, as the chilling Southern Hemisphere swings away, all thanks to the Earth's axial tilt of 23.5 degrees.
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While the northern hemisphere will begin to tilt toward the sun after March 20, signaling the start of spring, the southern hemisphere begins to tilt away from the sun, marking the beginning of fall there.
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The Northern Hemisphere dips toward the sun, basking in its warmth for longer than on any other day, as the chilling Southern Hemisphere swings away, all thanks to the Earth's axial tilt of 23.5 degrees.
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For example, there's no truth to the idea that the brain is half android and half artist, with a left hemisphere dedicated to logic and analytical thinking and a right hemisphere for intuition and creativity.
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Above, Jupiter's southern hemisphere is a dizzying mosaic of swirling storms.
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This image provides a close-up view of Jupiter's southern hemisphere.
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This third hemisphere has to do with repetition, accuracy, and speed.
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Winston was the worst storm ever recorded in the southern hemisphere.
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It may also be disrupting weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere.
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Contained within the left hemisphere, for example, is the Broca's area.
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Many others live in warmer coastline habitats in the Southern hemisphere.
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Up until now, Mercury's southern hemisphere has remained largely a mystery.
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Cuba has the lowest level of Internet access in the hemisphere.
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The common and uncommon names in the Western hemisphere weren't enough.
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Each hemisphere is cast as molten metal separately in a mold.
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It is one of the oldest synagogues in the Western Hemisphere.
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All cyclones and tropical storms in the southern hemisphere spin clockwise.
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The warning comes as hot weather has swept the northern hemisphere.
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When the craft arrived, Saturn's northern hemisphere was emerging from winter.
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The right hemisphere of the brain is the more creative side.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, the north sides of mountains favor refugia.
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Frankly, it seems like a much better system on this hemisphere.
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Happy first day of summer (in the Northern Hemisphere, of course).
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Monday is the first day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere.
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It's summertime in the southern hemisphere, and the heat keeps rising.
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And there are no good tracking stations in the Southern hemisphere.
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As the months passed, the virus spread around the Western Hemisphere.
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Nicaragua has become one of the poorest countries in the hemisphere.
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This season, some of the Northern Hemisphere is following Australia's lead.
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But another corner of our hemisphere may have the stronger claim.
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Norma Torres (D-Calif.), ranking member of the Western Hemisphere Subcommittee.
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Penn Station is the busiest transit hub in the Western Hemisphere.
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You want to consolidate our leadership and credibility in the hemisphere?
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"This is our hemisphere," he told reporters outside the White House.
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Regardless of the tone of the word, the dog processed the words themselves through the left hemisphere of the brain, while the tone of the words were processed using the right hemisphere of the dog's brain.
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You might hear people call it the "possum," but "opossum" refers to the group of Western Hemisphere marsupials, while "possums" are a distantly related group of Eastern Hemisphere marsupials from Australia, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.
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First stop: Australia Australia is sometimes viewed as a harbinger of what's to come, because this Southern Hemisphere country goes through its flu season at the same time Northern Hemisphere countries are enjoying some summer sun.
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The World Health Organization meets twice a year, once for the Southern Hemisphere and once for the Northern Hemisphere, to examine global flu surveillance and recommend the flu strains they expect will cause the most illness.
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The temperature record also means that those in the Northern Hemisphere can say they just lived through the hottest summer on Earth, while residents of the Southern Hemisphere would refer to it as the globe's warmest winter.
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At the recovery rates projected by the UN report, the northern hemisphere and mid-latitude ozone is scheduled to heal completely by the 2030s, followed by the southern hemisphere in the 2050s and polar regions by 2060.
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By contrast, the Southern Hemisphere receives the most sunlight in mid-December.
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The evolutionary outcome will be recognized by many aging Northern Hemisphere democracies.
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In the uppermost stretches of the Northern Hemisphere, it's already happening now.
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In 2015, a new dark vortex cropped up in Neptune's southern hemisphere.
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The dark vortex observed by Hubble in Neptune's southern hemisphere last year.
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They'd love to get effective control of a country in this hemisphere.
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In the Southern Hemisphere, things are just as festive and equally sporty.
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It appears approximately 5-10 degrees farther south in the Northern Hemisphere.
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The border that bisects them is the busiest in the Western hemisphere.
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The jet stream generally flows west to east in the Northern Hemisphere.
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It's also the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere.
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The meteor shower is highly visible for stargazers in the Southern Hemisphere.
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It was part of an atmospheric pattern spanning the entire northern hemisphere.
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Image: NASAHowever, in the Southern Hemisphere, the wind travels the opposite direction.
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Those cargoes mostly went to destinations in the Western Hemisphere, executives said.
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It appears in the northern hemisphere along latitudes similar to Calgary, Alberta.
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Craig Deare, Senior Adviser at the National Security Council's Western Hemisphere Division
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Bennu's largest boulder can also be seen protruding from the southern hemisphere.
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As of 21.6, it had never been recorded in the Western Hemisphere.
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One possible reason was to keep the telescope in the Northern Hemisphere.
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However, in the Southern Hemisphere will be going through the autumnal equinox.
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But part of the answer may lie a hemisphere away in Washington.
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The result is technically "180" — a single hemisphere of a 360 video.
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But this doesn't mean that the Earth-facing hemisphere receives more sunlight.
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And things in the Southern Hemisphere are pretty favorable at this point.
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It's January, one of the coldest months of the Northern Hemisphere winter.
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Winter has ended with a disturbing new milestone for the Northern Hemisphere.
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When Cassini arrived, the northern hemisphere of Saturn was emerging from winter.
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Almost one-quarter of the Earth's northern hemisphere remains frozen year-round.
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Columbus was the first person to bring sugarcane to the Western Hemisphere.
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Even in another hemisphere I contemplate my life from the same angle.
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He previously served as IMF Western Hemisphere director from 1994 to 2002.
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Those three countries are among the most violent corners of our hemisphere.
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But he actually thinks Venezuela and the western hemisphere can [be fixed].
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Weaker current circulation could bring more extreme weather to the Northern Hemisphere.
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Finally, it's the autumnal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere, so happy fall.
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Q&A Q. Was there an ice age in the Southern Hemisphere?
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It will be a dazzling display for skygazers across the Northern Hemisphere.
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Clinton for her past comments supporting "open borders" in the Western Hemisphere.
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But they have spread around the Northern Hemisphere and into South America.
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People in the Southern Hemisphere may see closer to 40 per hour.
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And the crisis in the country is taking effects throughout the hemisphere.
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Today, the U.S. has the highest drinking age in the Western Hemisphere.
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Haiti is arguably the most environmentally damaged country in the Western Hemisphere.
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The Thirty Meter Telescope would be the largest in the Northern Hemisphere.
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The effect is the opposite below the Equator, in the Southern Hemisphere.
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But it's summer in the Southern Hemisphere, so it's not that shocking.
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We are probably the biggest users of Purell in the Northern Hemisphere.
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The same storms in the Southern Hemisphere are easier to keep straight.
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So what we really want is to protect the hemisphere that's working.
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He also served as IMF Western Hemisphere director from 1994 to 2002.
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The country is currently in the midst of the Southern Hemisphere summer.
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Mr. Trump seems unaware that the hemisphere has fundamentally changed since then.
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"Zika is likely to become endemic in this hemisphere," he told reporters.
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ET, beginning the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere.
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At work, the right hemisphere is much more positive and self-fulfilled.
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"The twilight hour of socialism has arrived in our hemisphere," Trump said.
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" She continues: "But also, in something that's called a 'dichotic listening test', it has been shown that when you are premenstrual, the hearing associated with right hemisphere of the brain is enhanced, and the left hemisphere is not.
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In fact, tropical cyclones — the general name for the storms called typhoons, hurricanes or cyclones in different parts of the world — always spin counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere, and spin in the opposite direction in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Hugo Rodríguez, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, made the assertion in response to a question from a lawmaker during a hearing Thursday of the United States House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere.
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Image: NASA / JPL / SwRI / MSSS / Philip Terry GrahamDuring the most recent perijove on December 11th, JunoCam had its sights set on one of Jupiter's "pearls," a series of gigantic, oval-shaped storms in the gas giant's southern hemisphere, a "weird dark spot," also in the southern hemisphere, and a blip in the northern hemisphere that looks a bit like a Starfleet insignia if you squint really hard.
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The summer solstice, which marks the official start of the season, brings the longest day and shortest night of the year for those living in the Northern Hemisphere, while those living in the Southern Hemisphere will experience the opposite.
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They found that, during the first night of sleep, a particular network in the left hemisphere remained more active than the right hemisphere, and this tended to occur during "slow-wave" sleep—the deepest stage of non-REM sleep.
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This letter warns that if the cuts to CSIRO's oceans and atmosphere research program go through, "the Southern Hemisphere will be left with no sustainable, world-class climate modelling capability" and large portions of the hemisphere will go unmonitored.
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"We strongly caution actors external to the Western Hemisphere against deploying military assets to Venezuela, or elsewhere in the Hemisphere, with the intent of establishing or expanding military operations," national security adviser John Bolton said in a statement Friday.
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A Democratic congressional staffer familiar with Western Hemisphere Affairs took a different view.
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Still, Cuba remains one of the least connected nations in the Western Hemisphere.
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In 2018, it passed the International Date Line and entered the Eastern Hemisphere.
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Some of you may even be called upon to serve in this hemisphere.
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The House Foreign Affairs subcommittee devoted to Western Hemisphere matters, chaired by Rep.
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It has been the single longest running civil war in the Western Hemisphere.
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He was considered the most pro-United States leader in the Western Hemisphere.
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The southern hemisphere summer ends in March while its winter ends in August.
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Administration officials say that Venezuela is different because it is "in our hemisphere".
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But then the Zika-carrying mosquito spread its wings across the Western Hemisphere.
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Jezero Crater, in the planet's northern hemisphere was one of four finalist sites.
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If you're in the southern hemisphere, the summer and winter solstices are reversed.
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"I do not want our hemisphere to continue breaking apart anymore," Morales said.
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But the unusual fish had not been previously identified in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Winston's 184 mph winds smashed the previous record for a Southern Hemisphere cyclone.
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The parties will now seek to implement the restructuring of Hemisphere by Aug.
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The end result is a crisis like no other this hemisphere has faced.
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The Western Hemisphere was to be kept clear of European intrigue or interference.
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Her son would eventually have the left hemisphere of his brain surgically removed.
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Ready or not, fall hath reared its chilled breath in the northern hemisphere.
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The Perseids meteor shower will illuminate the sky in the Northern Hemisphere tonight.
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Plus, when it's summer in North America, it's winter in the Southern Hemisphere.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, most tornadoes, though not all of them, rotate counterclockwise.
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The Aleppo pepper's journey to the Western Hemisphere is something of a repatriation.
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It is now the second-poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, behind Haiti.
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We had adobe in this hemisphere before, but never cinder blocks, never rebar.
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The manufacturing and rationalization of neoliberalism in the hemisphere has driven the migration.
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Trees in the Northern Hemisphere leaf out in the spring as frost recedes.
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The meandering of the polar jet stream affects weather across the Northern Hemisphere.
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This swath of high-altitude clouds is located in the planet's northern hemisphere.
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Today, the U.S. has the highest legal drinking age in the Western Hemisphere.
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Mr. Noriega is a former assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs.
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Next year's Northern Hemisphere flu shot will contain a different strain of H3N2.
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Last summer, Australia attracted 2.71 million holidaymakers, many fleeing the northern hemisphere winter.
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In the Southern Hemisphere, our seasons are opposite those north of the equator.
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Most likely, the initial moves on trade will be made in our hemisphere.
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The consequences of freer firearms exports will reach far beyond the Western Hemisphere.
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Summer ends in the Northern Hemisphere on September 23 with the fall equinox.
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First, in AD 536, there was a massive eruption in the Northern Hemisphere.
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We need to improve the management of our forests across the Western Hemisphere.
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And it's been shown that the different sides of the brain do control different functions: the left hemisphere is responsible for speech and abstract thinking, and the right hemisphere controls spacial thinking and imagery, according to the U.S. Library of Medicine.
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" The border wall that Trump has promised between the United States and Mexico, paired with negative rhetoric about immigrants, could reverse progress in the Western Hemisphere, Biden predicted, allowing "a return of anti-Americanism, a corrosive rift throughout our hemisphere.
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However, snow cover for the Northern Hemisphere was slightly above the 1981-2010 average —though North America alone received less snow than the average, the vast Eurasian region received more snow than average, bringing up the total for the hemisphere.
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"We strongly caution actors external to the Western Hemisphere against deploying military assets to Venezuela, or elsewhere in the Hemisphere, with the intent of establishing or expanding military operations," White House national security advisor John Bolton said in a statement.
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"We strongly caution actors external to the Western Hemisphere against deploying military assets to Venezuela, or elsewhere in the Hemisphere, with the intent of establishing or expanding military operations," White House national security adviser John Bolton said in a statement.
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Safran is expected to certify the engine for the Hemisphere in the spring of 2018, and Cessna plans first flight of the Hemisphere in early 5003, providing a buffer if the engine is delayed, Textron executives said at the briefing.
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If you're in the Western Hemisphere, a trip to Japan is a major commitment.
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The timing of a prolonged grounding could not be worse for Northern Hemisphere carriers.
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From Seattle to Siberia this summer, flames have consumed swathes of the northern hemisphere.
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Observers in the Northern Hemisphere can expect to see about 10 meteors per hour.
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All across Latin America, we're seeing the creeping influence of China in our hemisphere.
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Go deeper: Idai may be "one of the deadliest" weather disasters in Southern Hemisphere
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Mr Bolton paints the prospect of "the first completely free hemisphere in human history".
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In the Northern Hemisphere, there's a similar experiment in Utah called the telescope array.
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Another wanted to create a two-hemisphere Malbec with grapes from California and Argentina.
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And some of you may even be called upon to serve in this hemisphere.
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"It expands known occurrences of gigantic birds into a new hemisphere," he told Gizmodo.
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A monstrous storm in Jupiter's northern hemisphere is the stuff of van Gogh's dreams.
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If you're in the Southern Hemisphere, check out Hill's pointers for spotting the planets.
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Only Trump has the strength of character to do that in the Western Hemisphere.
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Permafrost exists in nearly a quarter of the land area of the northern hemisphere.
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That is now a promise "to keep industry in our hemisphere"—a significant concession.
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For those in the southern hemisphere, however, the winter and summer solstices are reversed.
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The way he bobs his head and rocks on his heels, er, bottom hemisphere.
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And it's not just the US; the entire Northern Hemisphere would be like this.
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The Obama administration's Cuba opening restored our freedom of action in the Western Hemisphere.
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It also can support anticorruption initiatives that citizens around the hemisphere are clamoring for.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, fall began on September 23, and lasts until December 21.
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Heating bills then soared during a particularly cold Southern Hemisphere winter, prompting public protests.
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Poverty, violence, organized crime and institutional corruption are among the deepest in the hemisphere.
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Condemnation from around the hemisphere, Europe and the United States has had little effect.
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This new star only appears to be pulsating in one hemisphere of its surface.
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They are mostly found in the Northern Hemisphere, and are remarkably agile and athletic.
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Welcome to the weekend, the first of the summer in the Northern Hemisphere, actually.
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In December 1963, Merry Lepper ran the Western Hemisphere Marathon in Culver City, Calif.
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Mr. Restrepo was a special assistant for Western Hemisphere affairs to President Barack Obama.
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Some of these populations thrived, becoming the ancestors of indigenous peoples throughout the hemisphere.
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Its cargo: one of the largest groups of coronavirus patients this hemisphere had seen.
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The coronavirus outbreak came in the middle of flu season in the Northern Hemisphere.
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For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, summer begins at 12:24 a.m.
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With little desire for European service, the airline largely stayed in the Western Hemisphere.
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Radical ideologies are rising throughout the Western hemisphere and Norway has not been immune.
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A. is now home to the tallest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere.
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M.L.S. isn't seen as the best league in its hemisphere, or even its continent.
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Fall, autumn, harvest season -- whatever you call it -- starts today, in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Naturally, the scan showed activity in parts of the left hemisphere associated with language.
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But also, it's why we need to make sure that our hemisphere is prosperous.
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The olinguito is the first carnivore discovered in the Western Hemisphere since the 1970s.
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As we careen toward a humanitarian catastrophe in our hemisphere, let's rethink our strategy.
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The U.S.-Colombia relationship is the most important strategic partnership in the Western Hemisphere.
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In late 2017, the pole crossed the international date line into the Eastern Hemisphere.
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For the time being, it is the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere.
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The first is the Hemisphere Project, which The Times first reported in September 2013.
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Both show the latest in 17th-century astronomy, including newly named Southern Hemisphere constellations.
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Trump's foreign policy team includes people in key positions who once advised Rubio on policy toward the Western Hemisphere, including U.S. Ambassador to the Organization of American States Carlos Trujillo and the Western Hemisphere head at the National Security Council, Mauricio Claver-Carone.
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The data undermines the widely held theory that only animals and plants living at the edges (southern in the Northern Hemisphere, northern in the Southern Hemisphere) of a habitat will be most affected by rising temperatures, causing them to die off or migrate.
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There, the poles alternatively point directly toward and away from the host star, causing one hemisphere to bathe under the sun both day and night during that long summer, while the other hemisphere experiences a frigid and dark winter — before the seasons flip.
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But in 2009, sunlight finally illuminated the northern hemisphere, allowing Cassini to take a peek.
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The Northern Hemisphere has warmed more than the Southern, the land faster than the ocean.
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In fact, it is the first Category 22 of the season in the northern hemisphere.
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Pennington did everything a ballplayer in the Western Hemisphere could dream of—except one thing.
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Other Latin American nations may give China a bigger economic beachhead in the Western Hemisphere.
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As to why the northern hemisphere is so particularly hot right now, well, it's complicated.
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Another area of the digital currencies hemisphere – cryptocurrency hedge funds – are also feeling the pain.
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A diagram of the magnetic field in Jupiter's northern hemisphere, showing the Great Blue Spot.
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They appear primarily in the Northern Hemisphere and tend to put on a good show.
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It goes to the Southern Hemisphere, to a beautifully remote mountainous region of New Zealand.
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VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: Venezuela was once the second most prosperous nation in this hemisphere.
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The old one did — one hemisphere of it gave tons of apples, albeit tiny ones.
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The rainbow eucalyptus tree is the only species of eucalyptus native to the northern hemisphere.
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But it settled on the bottom of the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere.
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In the hemisphere, the Pacific Alliance is taking over as the leader in trade liberalization.
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This diplomatic recall is the administration's latest attempt to counter Chinese outreach in the hemisphere.
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But some refugees would also be sent to other countries in the hemisphere, officials said.
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The northern hemisphere is suffering from a historic heatwave that has caused droughts and wildfires.
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Spraying aerosol in the southern hemisphere, in contrast, wouldn't create drought, according to today's study.
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The Aurora Australis is the southern hemisphere counterpart to the more widely known Aurora Borealis.
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The Zetas are now one of the most violent criminal groups in the Western Hemisphere.
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New Zealand is located in the Southern Hemisphere, so winter typically sets in from June.
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Meaningful words were processed in the left hemisphere, independent of the intonation used by trainer.
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About 700,000 are still believed to live in the Southern Hemisphere, according to IWC estimates.
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Improving prospects for this year's harvests in the northern hemisphere have also weighed on wheat.
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Record setting Winston's 184-mph winds smashed the previous record for a Southern Hemisphere cyclone.
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The equivalent phenomenon in the southern hemisphere is the aurora australis, or the Southern Lights.
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With the southern hemisphere really getting rugby right recently, this seems like a good call.
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The call came as the Zika virus continued its unprecedented spread through the Western Hemisphere.
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"On Relations With Cuba"You want to consolidate our leadership and credibility in the hemisphere?
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The United States is home to the largest Chinese diaspora community in the Western Hemisphere.
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The wheat market has been supported by expectations of lower production in the Southern Hemisphere.
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It's still unclear how the fish ended up on a beach in the Northern Hemisphere.
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We are now one step closer to a completely democratic, prosperous, and free Western Hemisphere.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, it began on September 23 and will go until December 21.
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Hot and dry conditions in the Northern Hemisphere are a consequence of this unprecedented warming.
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Haiti's education system is a disaster, with the lowest schooling rate in the Western Hemisphere.
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The same thing will happen in our hemisphere — and no wall will keep them back.
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We are renowned in international climate change forums for contributing a uniquely Southern Hemisphere perspective.
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It's summer in the northern hemisphere, so it's pretty hot in a lot of places.
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For decades, the United States has dealt with migration challenges here in the Western Hemisphere.
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The Nordstrom Tower is planned to be the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere.
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In humans, the left hemisphere holds Broca's area, which is heavily used for understanding language.
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And that could usher in one of the warmest bilateral relationships in the Western Hemisphere.
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But Indigenous people were communicating, sharing knowledge and influencing one another throughout the Western hemisphere.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, that's the day that winter ends and spring officially kicks off.
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It's summer in the Southern Hemisphere, and some of the "warmest" times of the year.
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Permafrost is a layer of frozen soil that covers 0003 percent of the Northern Hemisphere.
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At one time, the infection killed about 10,000 newborns a year in the Western Hemisphere.
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Is this just a geography thing because this movie takes place in the southern hemisphere?
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This is a moral and political challenge for left-liberal parties throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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They represent a major addition to the catalog of ancient DNA in the Western Hemisphere.
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It is the most dangerous place to be a reporter in the entire Western Hemisphere.
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Our neighbors are struggling under the largest migratory exodus in the history of the hemisphere.
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To this end, the regional directorates (European, Russian, Asian and Western Hemisphere Affairs) were created.
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In seasons when Australia has a bad flu season, the Northern Hemisphere sometimes does, too.
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But he forgot that he was talking to the toughest woman in the Western Hemisphere.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, its winds keep bitter cold air locked in the Arctic regions.
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Brazil's accession to the OECD could also strengthen U.S. economic ties within the Western Hemisphere.
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The spring equinox always occurs in the Northern Hemisphere on March 19, 20 or 21.
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America is a great country, and not some dystopian dark hole in the Northern Hemisphere.
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It's also the last one of summer for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere.
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She also invoked Arabic and later African rhythms, unwilling to confine herself to one hemisphere.
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It was the globally averaged combined land and ocean surface, not only the Northern Hemisphere.
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It's also the last one of summer for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Fireworks are erupting across the Eastern Hemisphere as countries celebrate ringing in a new decade.
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Those in the Northern Hemisphere have the best chance of seeing the bright, fireball meteors.
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Permafrost is long-frozen ground that covers 24% of land in the Northern Hemisphere today.
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Permafrost is a layer of frozen soil that covers 22017 percent of the Northern Hemisphere.
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In the past, fossils of these birds had been found only in the Northern Hemisphere.
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But other heat records are tumbling in the first month of the Southern Hemisphere summer.
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Maps were organized by hemisphere, region, and theater of operation, according to the FDR Library.
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Three years ago, the Zika virus was nowhere to be found in the Western Hemisphere.
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Sound that enters our right ear is directed to the left hemisphere — and vice versa.
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The Northern Hemisphere would suffer the coldest temperatures, but the world would feel the impact.
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For decades the United States has dealt with migration challenges here in the Western Hemisphere.
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The "unexpected discovery of the northern hemisphere flux band, 'Great Blue Spot', and predominantly dipolar southern hemisphere challenge existing dynamo models, which means we have more to learn," Krista Soderlund, research associate at the University of Texas at Austin, told Gizmodo in an email.
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"And the reason I say that is that what we're starting to see now in the Southern Hemisphere – in southern Africa and in the Southern Hemisphere countries – is that we're having cases that are appearing as they go into their winter season," said Fauci, 79.
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That's when the sun will reach its northernmost point in the sky, resulting in the longest days and shortest nights of the year for the Northern Hemisphere and signaling the start of the astronomical winter season (and the shortest days) for the Southern Hemisphere.
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The Troika of Tyranny in this Hemisphere — Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua — has finally met its match.
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These structures, one in each cerebral hemisphere, are involved in the formation of long-term memories.
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On Wednesday, the Northern Hemisphere will be tilted as far away from the sun as possible.
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As a consequence, heating bills during a particularly cold Southern Hemisphere winter soared, prompting public protests.
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According to defense officials the staffer involved was Mauricio Claver-Carone, the NSC western hemisphere director.
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Exactly the same applies in the south pole, though the southern hemisphere lacks a South Star.
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Yesterday was the summer solstice and the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.
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However, solar panels in the Northern Hemisphere should point south to maximize time facing the sun.
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The red band in the lefthand picture is the odd magnetic field of the northern hemisphere.
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Eventually, kissing to kick off a new year spread to the rest of the Western Hemisphere.
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That&aposs just going to encourage more people for bringing in children into the southern hemisphere.
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The Southern Hemisphere lags a bit and its ozone layer should be healed by mid-century.
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" (More than 30 countries, most in the Western Hemisphere, provide birthright citizenship.) "It's in the process.
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Last month the forecaster said neutral conditions were likely in the Northern Hemisphere through this fall.
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The future White House advisor's limited background on most things Western Hemisphere (including Canada) raises concerns.
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Mosquito season there runs during its (Southern Hemisphere) summer, from about November or December to March.
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This collage of images, taken on December 2nd, 2016, shows the planet's northern hemisphere and rings.
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In this hemisphere, chikungunya was first seen in late 2013 on the island of St. Martin.
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But he also argued in specific terms for reorienting American priorities somewhat toward the Western Hemisphere.
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Should the US work to realize the potential for greater cooperation and unity on this hemisphere?
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Wheat faced pressure as supplies from the northern hemisphere, including top exporter Russia, hit the market.
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Now, as the northern hemisphere transitions into winter, scientists expect to see sea ice rebounding rapidly.
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It appears to belong to the Ophthalmosauridae family of Ichthyosaurs, closely related to Northern Hemisphere varieties.
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SUMMER'S ARRIVAL in the northern hemisphere brings with it a dilemma that plagues every office worker.
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It was supposed to house the tallest tower in the Western Hemisphere, Santiago Calatrava's Chicago Spire.
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In dolphins and whales, one hemisphere shuts down during sleep while the other remains partially active.
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The most powerful tropical cyclone ever recorded in the Southern Hemisphere has made landfall on Fiji.
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This winter has been, for many in the northern hemisphere, an unseasonably warm one so far.
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In general, the brain's left hemisphere is linked to language and speech processing in most humans.
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Meanwhile, Tapley expected weather across much of the northern hemisphere to be normal over the summer.
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If verified, this would tie the all-time heat record for anywhere in the Eastern Hemisphere.
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Interviewing the most wanted man in the hemisphere is not something any sane person undertakes lightly.
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Liquefied natural gas prices have come under pressure after a mild winter in the northern hemisphere.
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"We'll get a better view of it in the Southern Hemisphere [at that time]," she said.
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Bubbly, a bit sweet, and—considering the Southern hemisphere is soon entering summer—damn near perfect.
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We also talked about the importance of working to keep jobs and wealth in our hemisphere.
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What was the name of the most powerful tropical cyclone ever recorded in the Southern Hemisphere?
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The Northern Hemisphere CTA will be tasked will looking at relatively low-energy gamma ray sources.
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In fact, many countries, including Canada, Mexico and others in the Western Hemisphere grant birthright citizenship.
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Cold comfort for those living in the northern hemisphere as various cold snaps start to bite.
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Rosés from 2017 are already available from the Southern Hemisphere, from countries like South Africa. 3.
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The measles vaccine is so effective that measles had been entirely eliminated from the Western Hemisphere.
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The shower, which is known for its fireballs, will be best viewed in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Sea ice in the Southern Hemisphere fringes an ice-covered continent, Antarctica, surrounded by open oceans.
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Perseus's position in the sky means that the northern hemisphere will put on the best displays.
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In fairness, it's also been heard elsewhere in the Western Hemisphere, including in the United States.
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EDT: Vice President Biden delivers remarks on U.S. policy in the Western Hemisphere in Tampa, Fla.
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"[Grand Isle] is the highest area of sea level rise in the northern hemisphere," said Wray.
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Even after the first foray into Asia, the only Northern Hemisphere winner was England, in 2003.
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The condominium is the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet.
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Tropical Cyclone Winston recently made history as the strongest cyclone ever recorded in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Rio alone accounted for about 21.5 percent of all slaves who landed in the Western Hemisphere.
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On Wednesday, NASA satellites captured Dorian and three other cyclones lined up across the Western Hemisphere.
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And in the midst of the Southern Hemisphere winter, mosquitoes have been scarce on the grounds.
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The New York Times reported in 2015 that rubella had been eliminated from the Western hemisphere.
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Treasury Minister Nicolas Dujovne met with IMF Western Hemisphere Director Alejandro Werner in Washington on Wednesday.
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And for the northern hemisphere, this means a higher chance of arctic air being blown in.
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One obvious way to mitigate Russian influence in our hemisphere is through enhanced engagement with Cuba.
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She has served at the State Department for 30 years, mostly dealing with Western Hemisphere issues.
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And if you are around the Indian Ocean or in the southern hemisphere, you're a cyclone.
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Distant Titan, its northern hemisphere drenched in the sunlight of late spring, hangs above Saturn's rings.
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Honduras and that region of the world may be the most violent region in our hemisphere.
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In fact, more than 30 countries in the Western hemisphere alone guarantee this right to citizenship.
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I even went up to the Sky Pod, the highest observation deck in the western hemisphere.
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In UD's case, a localized tumor in his right hemisphere was the cause of his epilepsy.
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The benefits of a Colombia at peace are wide ranging and will affect the entire hemisphere.
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Under his watch, income inequality dropped to one of the lowest levels in the Western Hemisphere.
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Wheat markets have also been weighed down by big global supply, boosted by northern hemisphere harvests.
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And the long-term trends show a planet that is warming, especially in the Northern Hemisphere.
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The Ursids tend to illuminate the night sky around the winter solstice in the Northern Hemisphere.
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He'd convene the hemisphere to provide tens of billions for Brazil to stop burning the Amazon.
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Finally, restore United States standing in Latin America and address the worst crisis in the hemisphere.
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It's good, in a Northern Hemisphere kind of way; more straight vodka, less gin and tonic.
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Having five systems in the Western Hemisphere is fairly common for this time of year. Sept.
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And soon, the Western Hemisphere&aposs highest open-air observation deck will open in Hudson Yards.
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Cold weather in the northern hemisphere moved demand for the company's seeds from April to May.
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He said that a warmer-than-normal winter across the Northern Hemisphere is also hitting demand.
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Some of us may grumble about the darkness (which hits the Southern Hemisphere in six months).
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N), said it chose Safran's Silvercrest engine to power the Hemisphere even though Dassault Aviation (AVMD.
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As a consequence, heating bills during a particularly cold Southern Hemisphere winter skyrocketed, prompting public protests.
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Such is the ridiculousness of Christmas in Australia — and throughout the rest of the Southern Hemisphere.
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Haiti, the poorest country in the western hemisphere, was hit hard in October by Hurricane Matthew.
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Yet, the IACHR has failed to address these current and most egregious violations in our hemisphere.
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Fall, autumn, harvest season -- whatever you call it -- starts Saturday, September 22, in the Northern Hemisphere.
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As Martelly finishes his term in office, Haiti remains the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Superbolts usually occur in the northern hemisphere over water, but scientists aren't sure what causes them.
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Pachico provides a new view of one of the most protracted wars in the Western Hemisphere.
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Finished in 1973, Sears Tower was, for a time, the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.
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Last summer, a heat wave baked the entire Northern Hemisphere, killing dozens from Quebec to Japan.
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"Throughout the southern hemisphere, in particular in the Pacific, penguin populations are declining," said Ms. Cole.
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For a century and a half, colder temperatures prevailed across large parts of the Northern Hemisphere.
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For me, in the Northern Hemisphere, that's reason to celebrate as I enjoy more daylight hours.
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Himawari-8 overlooks the Western Hemisphere and photographs this face of Earth once every 10 minutes.
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December 21 marks the winter solstice on the northern hemisphere, when days are at their shortest.
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If you want to watch the blood moon, you'll have to be in the Eastern hemisphere.
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When they stimulated the left hemisphere with irregular beeping sounds in the right ear during deep sleep on the first night, that prompted significantly greater likelihood of waking and faster action upon waking, than if sounds were played in the left ear to stimulate the right hemisphere.
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" According to Wikipedia, New Year's resolutions are "a tradition, most common in the Western Hemisphere but also found in the Eastern Hemisphere, in which a person resolves to continue good practices, change an undesired trait or behavior, to accomplish a personal goal, or otherwise improve their life.
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" "Under this administration, we will no longer appease dictators and despots near our shores in this Hemisphere.
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Living on a semi-habitable island adrift in the southern hemisphere can make you a bit weird.
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To the extent we avoided a trade war in this hemisphere at least that is a positive.
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The ICRC chose the southern hemisphere winter to avoid interfering with tourism and sheep farming, Corbaz said.
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In less than six months, another total lunar eclipse will take place directly over the Western Hemisphere.
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Those in the northern hemisphere know that the North Star, Polaris, is a useful tool of navigation.
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These particles interacted with Earth's protective magnetic field, creating a widespread aurora display across the Northern Hemisphere.
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"Right now we're in the Northern Hemisphere winter, and that's what makes it more unusual," said Palacios.
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U.S. national security adviser John Bolton told Russia to stop interfering in what he called America's "hemisphere".
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And the biggest pool of free-spending holidaymakers in the western hemisphere is just a hop away.
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The indoor park is the largest of its kind in the Western Hemisphere, according to their website.
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The wheat market is coming under pressure as crop-friendly weather boosts crops across the northern hemisphere.
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They've contacted the trafficking networks in the Western Hemisphere to get people in through the southern border.
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The group has singled out Mexico as the most dangerous country for journalists in the Western Hemisphere.
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This Friday marks the shift of which hemisphere receives more direct sunlight for the next six months.
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These galaxies are a part of the Fornax Cluster, which can be spotted in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Today, however, they'll be providing a short escort for Santa when he comes to the Western Hemisphere.
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It has a lot to do with water, natural resources, history, and being in the northern hemisphere.
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Coca-Cola Ginger was launched Down Under on Monday, as the South Hemisphere country ushers in summer.
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"Cuba and Argentina are two of our closest partners in the hemisphere," Trudeau said in a statement.
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Then a card from a Sri Lankan acquaintance named Suriya beckons Elsie back to the Eastern Hemisphere.
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The wheat market is facing pressure as rapidly advancing harvest across the northern hemisphere boosts global supplies.
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One minute the Eastern Hemisphere is going about its business; the next it's a Mad Max wasteland.
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In 2007, it was meant to be a foundation for the tallest tower in the Western Hemisphere.
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GOES-R will monitor lightning activity real time, with no gaps in coverage for the western hemisphere.
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That constellation is usually only during winter in the Northern Hemisphere due to Earth's orbit and rotation.
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They are mostly present in the northern hemisphere, covering large areas in North America, Russia and Europe.
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Their work suggests that the hilal should not have appeared in the eastern hemisphere until June 4th.
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Countries in higher latitudes in the northern hemisphere, however, saw more wet weather over the same period.
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Over five weeks, each planet will appear one by one across the sky of the Northern Hemisphere.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, winds moving north are diverted eastward, and winds moving south are diverted westward.
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The brain scans revealed that parts of the left hemisphere reacted the most to the meaningful words.
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Just last week, Bing's map service screwed up when it positioned Melbourne, Australia in the wrong hemisphere.
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Haiti, the most impoverished nation in the Western Hemisphere, took a direct hit from Hurricane Matthew yesterday.
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The common rules created in our hemisphere can become the example the rest of the world follows.
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And experts say the jet stream — which dictates weather in the Northern Hemisphere — is again behaving strangely.
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Nor that we are entering a seasonal low point for metals demand during the northern hemisphere winter.
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Despite this week's pause, Asian buyers are expected to return as the northern hemisphere winter sets in.
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As Saturn's northern hemisphere summer approaches, the shadows of the rings creep ever southward across the planet.
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Since 2009, ethane concentrations in the northern hemisphere have been increasing by 2.9 to 4.7 percent annually.
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The tallest residential structure in the Western Hemisphere sits at 432 Park Avenue in New York City.
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The phenomenon is typically strongest during the northern hemisphere autumn and winter and weakest during early spring.
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The southern-hemisphere side climbed to 1,805 points in 2008, the all-time record for Test cricket.
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In Northern Hemisphere flu seasons, A starts early, causes most of the cases and then usually abates.
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Song of the summer season is officially over in the Northern hemisphere, thank you all for coming.
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"We're speaking with governments in this hemisphere which have overwhelmingly recognize the new constitutional government," he said.
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Lastly, many countries in the Western Hemisphere and around the world are standing with interim President Guaidó.
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It was a brand of rugby that was never going to seriously challenge their Southern Hemisphere rivals.
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Hurricanes and tropical storms that hit North America or any place in the northern hemisphere spin counterclockwise.
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For years, the United States has admitted more refugees from outside the Western Hemisphere than within it.
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For most of us, especially those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, fall has not yet arrived.
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The threat posed by the influx of migrants flowing into Colombia and Brazil affects the entire hemisphere.
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At the time, Venezuela joined Cuba as the only two "not free" countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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But Fidel Castro's impact on Latin America and the Western Hemisphere has the earmarks of lasting indefinitely.
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Much of the northern hemisphere has been experiencing a scorching summer characterized by heatwaves and extreme weather.
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ET. It is the precise moment at which the Northern Hemisphere is tilted farthest from the sun.
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I'm not suggesting we have one hemisphere for humans and the other for the rest of life.
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It gives no more pleasure than eating so-so subpar green beans flown in from another hemisphere.
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Why Woolson eventually muffled herself in phrases like "hemisphere of pie" or "embowered street" isn't quite clear.
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"We're speaking with governments in this hemisphere which have overwhelmingly recognize the new constitutional government," he added.
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The 2009 pandemic strain of the influenza A virus has recently been recurring in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Or will Nisman's revelations of Iran's role in terrorism in the Western Hemisphere die as he did?
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At La Mitad del Mundo, visitors can stand with one foot in each hemisphere at the equator.
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Much of the wrangling fell to Roberta Jacobson, the Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs.
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If ratified, it would end the longest-running and last significant guerilla conflict in the Western Hemisphere.
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The death toll has been difficult to track in Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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So, too, is the economic impact of the devastation on the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Turnout for the election was only about 20 percent in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Finding the bird fossil in Europe, and the northern hemisphere, made it an even more unique discovery.
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Whether Orion ought to be feet- or head-up in the night sky depends on the hemisphere.
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Tuesday is the vernal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere, otherwise known as the first day of spring.
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There are 7.7 billion people living in the world, of which 90% are in the northern hemisphere.
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If he is right, the mysterious earliest settlers of this hemisphere didn't arrive in a single migration.
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Haiti, the world's first free black republic, is one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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Dan Restrepo was special assistant for Western Hemisphere affairs for President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2012.
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Does the artistic right hemisphere provide clues to help its more logic-oriented other half retrieve words?
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The plan was abandoned, however, after northern-hemisphere teams objected to the idea of promotion and relegation.
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Doing so can ensure a lasting peace and prevent a future strategic threat in the Western Hemisphere.
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Though Haiti was in desperate need of cash, its people, the poorest in the Western Hemisphere, revolted.
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Similar rock formations on other continents in the Southern Hemisphere helped strengthen early theories of continental drift.
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Eucalyptus trees, not native to this hemisphere, are well-documented for invasiveness, freshwater depletion and extreme flammability.
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A decline in oil inventories as the northern hemisphere winter approaches also helped push crude prices higher.
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The One World Trade Center, aka the "Freedom Tower" is the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.
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Conversely, the left hemisphere works linearly and methodically and is all about the past and the future.
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Taylor notes that in the workplace, those who use their left hemisphere tend to be more critical.
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The Obama administration was at least as bad as the George W. Bush administration in this hemisphere.
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The building is currently the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet.
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The report also situates the Zika and reproductive health situation alongside other countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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The research shows injecting it into only the Northern hemisphere would reduce hurricanes in the North Atlantic.
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Given that winter cold has settled over the Northern Hemisphere, it's a good time to dig in.
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But there had been much less data collected from the deep ocean, especially in the Southern Hemisphere.
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"July is the peak northern hemisphere holiday period, typically associated with a lower volatility environment," he explained.
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Alaska is obviously the most northern state in the US, but thanks to its Aleutian Islands, Alaska stretches right up to the edge of the Western Hemisphere at the 180º line of longitude and across into the Eastern Hemisphere (all the way up the edge of the Russian Federation).
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The winter solstice, the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, happened at 5:44 a.m.
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Many parts of the northern hemisphere have experienced baking heat this summer, with wildfires from California to Greece.
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By replicating the experiment in the Southern Hemisphere, where summer and winter flip, SABRE will eliminate seasonal effects.
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A State Department spokesperson for Western Hemisphere Affairs declined to comment on the agreement or discussions with Guatemala.
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"Christopher Columbus symbolizes the initial invasion of European capitalism into the Western Hemisphere," says "Ty," the video's narrator.
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She has her name on the door at Dynasty Makers, the largest surrogacy clinic in the Western hemisphere.
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The EHT scientists analyzed 2013 data, which included the first southern hemisphere telescope added to the EHT's network.
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A representation of the brain matter the patient had removed from his right brain hemisphere at age six.
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They resisted slavery every moment they possibly could, and that becomes the culture of rebellion in this hemisphere.
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Zika has been spreading throughout the Western Hemisphere, carried mainly by a type of mosquito called Aedes aegypti.
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Traces of Ancient Mega-Tsunamis Discovered on MarsMars once featured a vast ocean that covered its northern hemisphere.
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It was meant to showcase Brazil's emergence as a modern country, leading the way for the southern hemisphere.
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Many more nuclear plants are at risk of closing in the Western hemisphere without any replacement in sight.
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They're more commonly referred to as the Northern Lights, or the Aurora borealis, here in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Until May, Zika had never touched this hemisphere except on Easter Island, 2,200 miles off the Chilean coast.
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West Nile, which appeared in this hemisphere in 1999, famously exemplifies a virus moving independent of climate change.
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When China advanced into the Western hemisphere, Venezuela was a beachhead, taking more than $62bn in Chinese loans.
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The semifinals each match a top team from the Southern Hemisphere against one of the best in Europe.
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The United States operates nine centers globally, but only one is in the Western hemisphere - in Quito, Ecuador.
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The birds are as widespread in human mythologies as they are across the habitats of the Northern Hemisphere.
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Wheat fell as the market faced pressure from winter crop harvest gathering pace in top northern hemisphere exporters.
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Studying the amplitude told them the collision happened some 1.3 billion light years away in the southern hemisphere.
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Wheat firmed, although harvest pressure in key exporting countries across the northern hemisphere kept a lid on prices.
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Put simply: The left hemisphere of the brain fires when you make a fist with your right hand.
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It is the country's good fortune that the southern-hemisphere cherry harvest comes just before Chinese new year.
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After Mauna Kea, it's considered the second best location for optical and infrared astronomy in the northern hemisphere.
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Google Plus was the great enemy's sally into our own hemisphere, and it gripped Zuck like nothing else.
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You can see the Korolev Crater covered with ice in the planet's northern hemisphere, according to the ESA.
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And even if paganism isn't your thing, there's at least one thing to celebrate in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Image credit: NASA/NOAAThis 16-panel, visible and infrared look at the Western Hemisphere is like pop art.
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Primary Industries Minister Niall Blair said farmers were enduring one of the driest Southern Hemisphere winters on record.
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Trump, meanwhile, talked about how what he actually wants to do is make the Western hemisphere great again.
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Realistically, there are no other countries in the Southern Hemisphere that are able to do what we do.
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Revenue from Weatherford's Eastern Hemisphere markets fell 11 percent to $653 million in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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During the worst of the Southern Hemisphere summer heat, 93 percent of the reef was experiencing some bleaching.
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The Greek constellation of Scorpius as seen from Australia, which dominates the winter skies of the Southern Hemisphere.
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January 26, 2016 Health officials are warning about the spread of the Zika virus across the Western Hemisphere.
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Rubio is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's western hemisphere subcommittee, and Menendez is its ranking Democrat.
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Sires represents New Jersey's 8th District and is the ranking member of the Foreign Affairs Western Hemisphere Subcommittee.
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We share many bilateral interests and will work closely on expanding freedom and prosperity throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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"The Troika of Tyranny in this Hemisphere — Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua — has finally met its match," he added.
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It was a match played entirely on South Africa's terms, and underlined Southern Hemisphere dominance of the event.
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Factually speaking, these are the tallest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere, reaching over 300m above sea level.
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After having lived in Taiwan, it was the first truly-firm mattress he'd found in the Western Hemisphere.
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