"The citizens of Israel, in large numbers — not everyone, but in large numbers — have given their support to me and my wife," he said.
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You name it, you find it there in large numbers.
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They're found all over the world but in large numbers.
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Companies and investors bet against the yuan in large numbers.
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Democratic women have been winning congressional primaries in large numbers.
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YouTube's viewers already use it for music in large numbers.
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Today, Russians, Asians and Arabs have arrived in large numbers.
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Milwaukee families are leaving this Wisconsin city in large numbers.
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But the issue may not motivate voters in large numbers.
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Mr. Trump's voters also appeared to turn out in large numbers.
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Sometimes they go in large numbers to invade Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Christians in the Middle-East have been executed in large numbers.
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But blue-collar energy jobs have not materialised in large numbers.
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Both species appear in large numbers during spring in Disko Bay.
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" "Syrian refugees are being relocated in large numbers to New Mexico.
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American troops first arrived in Syria in large numbers in 2015.
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Haitians started migrating to Brazil in large numbers after the earthquake.
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The data suggest that so far, they've voted in large numbers.
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Americans will likely die on American soil, possibly in large numbers.
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None of that made Republican politicians abandon him in large numbers.
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Mexican immigrants entered the U.S. in large numbers during the 1920s.
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Often, countries are reluctant to take back their citizens in large numbers.
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Bernie Sanders over Clinton during the Democratic presidential primary in large numbers.
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The epidemic, as it turns out, has affected teenagers in large numbers.
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Haul outs in large numbers make them susceptible to disease and starvation.
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"Especially French and Spanish tourists are coming in large numbers," he said.
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As a consequence, high-demand bourbons aren't allocated in large numbers here.
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"They're not in large numbers — their abundances are low," Dr. Voyles said.
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Sometimes they go in large numbers to invade Iraq and invade Afghanistan.
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They've rarely defected from the president in large numbers for key votes.
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But until recently, women hadn't reached the C-suite in large numbers.
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On Thursday, security forces were deployed in large numbers in the capital.
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The US is deploying heavy artillery, helicopters, and gunships in large numbers.
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African slaves were sent in large numbers to Brazil and the Caribbean rim.
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Neither is due to be deployed in large numbers soon, government officials say.
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Sources on both sides said pro-government militias were mobilized in large numbers.
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Accommodations aren't the only thing this massive hotel will offer in large numbers.
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Many felt Trump brought in large numbers of voters, far more than anticipated.
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By then, all lighthouses had either been automated or, in large numbers, decommissioned.
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They voted for him in large numbers in his final runs for governor.
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"People would lose coverage in large numbers" if expansion was repealed, Collins said.
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But they haven't loved it quite enough to patronise it in large numbers.
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Analysts have said the PKK continues to attract new fighters in large numbers.
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Clinton must not only win in November, but turn out in large numbers.
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We think it will attract new customers to family history in large numbers.
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They took in large numbers, they're having problems like they never thought possible.
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At the scene, bystanders fled for safety and officers converged in large numbers.
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Voters who considered themselves "somewhat liberal" or moderate backed Biden in large numbers.
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For the first time, Muslims are protesting on the street in large numbers.
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"Christians in the Middle East have been executed in large numbers," he wrote.
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Over the weekend, however, young Canadians were still out drinking in large numbers.
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He says refugees are still arriving from Syria, if no longer in large numbers.
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Mr Hamilton says that these people have not yet left Labour in large numbers.
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" Later, Trump said, "Syrian refugees are being relocated in large numbers to New Mexico.
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Paper photographs increasingly began to be made in large numbers and in large sizes.
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People still gathered in mosques in large numbers in Kashmir on Monday, it added.
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However, while they're fast, they don't appear to have been created in large numbers.
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The LGBT community turned up in large numbers, and freedom and acceptance were key.
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By contrast, animals that were not injected with his vaccine died in large numbers.
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"The anecdotes are real, but I think it's just not happening in large numbers."
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"The Lebanese people come to Egypt for tourism in large numbers," the source added.
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Instead of experiments and references, Google wants to sell its goods in large numbers.
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Hypersonic missiles built in large numbers could pose a serious challenge to missile defences.
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House Republicans, including the Speaker of the House, continue to retire in large numbers.
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Lightweight, it was utilitarian and modular, simple to manufacture and transport in large numbers.
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The economy is growing, and American soldiers abroad are not dying in large numbers.
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At several points during the 20th century, Jamaicans left the island in large numbers.
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Worse, it's uneven: Older, wealthier and more educated people turn out in large numbers.
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American-made guns have illegally flowed south into Mexico in large numbers for years.
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Members of the leftist Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party also attended in large numbers.
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Uyghurs, a predominantly Muslim ethnic minority, have been sent to the camps in large numbers.
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"Great-tailed grackles roost in large numbers regularly in parking lots across Texas," he said.
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Whalers would set up stations in South Georgia and slaughter the whales in large numbers.
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The company has not alienated the service's core users in large numbers — no small feat.
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Bahamian hoteliers dread the day when Cuba begins to draw American tourists in large numbers.
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In large numbers, people began wearing sweatsuits, flannel leg warmers, thermal underwear and long johns.
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Americans, in large numbers, still do not want atheists teaching their children, or marrying them.
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But Philadelphia officials failed to take precautions, like discouraging people from gathering in large numbers.
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In large numbers, jellies can clog power-plant pipes and force them to shut down.
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Democrats in large numbers joined with Republicans to deliver a remarkable rebuke to the president.
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Western governments said the strikes had killed civilians in large numbers, an allegation Moscow denied.
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Are men in large numbers prepared to geek out along with Ms. Castiglioni's girl posse?
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They believe, in large numbers, that something has gone terribly wrong with America under Trump.
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But they're also speaking Haitian, Punjabi and Bengali in large numbers, the Census Bureau found.
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And we cannot wait until people start really dying in large numbers to start production.
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But if used in large numbers, they may not be suited to densely populated areas.
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Suspects have been rounded up in large numbers, and insurgent networks disrupted somewhat, officials say.
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It also forced rebels into concentrated areas where they could be killed in large numbers.
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Surely, it's not because disabled people don't exist; we do exist and in large numbers.
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In a speech late Monday, Kenyatta appealed to Kenyans to vote peacefully in large numbers.
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If voters stay home in large numbers, some fear she could eke out a win.
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With the advent of Protestant Evangelicalism, slaves were being converted to Christianity in large numbers.
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All of us, except your fellow dumb hicks, who voted for you in large numbers.
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And armies already have lots of ways to flatten cities and kill people in large numbers.
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This resulted in large numbers of the planet's population dying until it reached a sustainable equilibrium.
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And they have been dying in large numbers along the Pacific coast, from California to Alaska.
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Africans converted to Christianity in large numbers during the revivals and most became Baptists and Methodists.
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Kerala remains tense, with security forces out in large numbers in an attempt to maintain peace.
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Many migrants seeking refuge in the U.S. travel in large numbers for safety on their journey.
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Their wild relatives were out in the grassland in large numbers, just like on Slabbert's farm.
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Judges are also resigning in large numbers, Ms. Marks said, a pattern she expected to continue.
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Starting in the 1970s, Asians and Latin Americans began arriving to the US in large numbers.
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On Monday in Tehran, the atmosphere was tense and security forces were out in large numbers.
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But the suspension has failed to satisfy protesters, who have continued to march in large numbers.
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The Obama administration has long been opposed to putting US troops into Syria in large numbers.
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Young, nonwhite and Democratic voters did not turn out in large numbers that year, and Mrs.
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" We reached a ridge where dead bristlecones were scattered about in large numbers—a "relict grove.
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With these million markers in large numbers of people, you can do lots of different things.
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Police were present, though not in large numbers, and the protest, unlike Thursday's demonstration, was peaceful.
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If these weak subprime mortgages begin to fail in large numbers, so also will the insuring companies.
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Yet in the past they have, in large numbers, and the health consequences for women were tragic.
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Men came alone in large numbers, to cut rosewood and mine diamonds in the province's red hills.
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To be sure, investors aren't opening the coffers for India's space startups in large numbers just yet.
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One is that college-educated women vote in large numbers, offsetting some of the Republicans' turnout advantage.
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Every body part is represented in large numbers among the clutter, but there are surprisingly few skulls.
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The series continues to be regularly reprinted in a collected edition, and it sells in large numbers.
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Despite the posts about mourning the service, Ware said users had been abandoning Vine in large numbers.
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Locusts breed in large numbers when good rains and rapid vegetation growth follow a period of drought.
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Access to Facebook, WhatsApp, and Twitter has brought young people out on the streets in large numbers.
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Research from Savills suggests that, for the first time, landlords may be selling up in large numbers.
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The New York Auto Show this year is also about cars people still buy in large numbers.
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In the 1970s, women entered the workforce in large numbers, boosting the size of the labor force.
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People often argue that if they voted in large numbers, their sway on elections could be decisive.
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Consumers are enrolling in large numbers and saving on healthcare costs for their insurance companies and employers.
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Trump's lead extends to the very evangelical community that Cruz had expected to win in large numbers.
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That included Alawites, followers of a branch of Shiite Islam, who joined the military in large numbers.
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In the swing states Trump carried, those voters gained health insurance coverage in large numbers from Obamacare.
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The pilot whale is known for stranding in large numbers, though the reasons are not entirely understood.
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Social media users have been sounding off in large numbers about the prosecutors' announcement and Liu's response.
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Over this same time, blacks and the poor have been moving in large numbers to the suburbs.
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Make plans in case first responders, such as firefighters and ambulance paramedics, become sick in large numbers.
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"We cannot wait until people start really dying in large numbers to start production," New York Rep.
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We had 2000,230 and then 2000,221 and then 230,2000, and they were going there in large numbers.
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Unlike honey bees, yellow jackets can sting repeatedly, and generally attack in large numbers, the post said.
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During the campaign, the League stoked fears about migrants, who have arrived in large numbers in Italy.
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Even if young voters come out to back Sanders in large numbers, pollsters are ready, Mitchell said.
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As she struggles to get support from young people, who are supporting Mr. Sanders in large numbers, Mrs.
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But it is not a naturally occurring event for shark babies to be found ashore in large numbers.
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New York was a city famous for its oysters, which were eaten in large numbers at that time.
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The gender wage gap has improved quite a bit since women started entering the workforce in large numbers.
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They demonstrated in large numbers over the past three days, pressing for a rapid handover to civilian rule.
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He baselessly referred to "voter abuse" in California, suggesting that non-citizens have voted there in large numbers.
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Colantoni said fighting resulted in large numbers of people requiring treatment for wounds as well as psychosocial support.
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They sometimes do it together, in large numbers, especially at night (in unscientific terms, a noted party time).
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Western governments had alleged that the strikes had been killing civilians in large numbers, an allegation Moscow denied.
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Driven REMEMBER the late 1990s, when hulking sport utility vehicles began appearing in large numbers on our roads?
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A subsequent rally in 2018 was sparsely attended by right-wing protesters while counterprotesters arrived in large numbers.
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We know that Democrats have been showing up in large numbers in elections during this cycle so far.
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Tourists who would never go alone into "barrios" like Catia or Petare feel safe moving in large numbers.
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For his part, Jones recently spoke about a need to mobilize against the president-elect in large numbers.
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The Russian military has been criticized for killing civilians in large numbers in Syria, a claim it denies.
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Polls shows that young people, and especially young women, are fleeing to the Democratic Party in large numbers.
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More recently, he's raised concerns that immigrant women coming into the US have, in large numbers, been raped.
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But, according to preliminary exit polls, black voters turned out in large numbers and voted overwhelmingly against him.
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There may also be individual races or states, like Georgia, where black voters turn out in large numbers.
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When Neapolitans began migrating in large numbers to the U.S., they brought their tradition of wood-oven bakeries.
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Besides the Chinese, those from countries like Singapore and Malaysia also buy homes in large numbers, he said.
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Ao Leong Lu, Macao's secretary for social affairs and culture, urged residents to avoid gathering in large numbers.
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They are experts in manufacturing vehicles that run on internal combustion engines in large numbers for affordable prices.
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While women in large numbers have moved into male-dominated jobs, especially professional ones, the reverse isn't true.
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The tournament was given a rare prime time slot on ABC, and viewers are watching in large numbers.
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There was no evidence in 2016 that rank-and-file union members flocked to Trump in large numbers.
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That is the largest decline since women started entering the labor force in large numbers in the 1960s.
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That is the largest decline since women started entering the labor force in large numbers in the 1960s.
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On Broadway, summer is an unforgiving season: that time, post-Tony Awards, when shows fold in large numbers.
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In years past, shearwaters have been found beached in large numbers in other parts of the United States.
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The Nintendo Switch has been around for almost three years, and it&aposs still selling in large numbers.
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Companies are coming back to our country in large numbers thanks to historic reductions in taxes and regulations.
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The President's core supporters were already likely to turn out in large numbers next year to support him.
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On Broadway, summer is an unforgiving season: that time, post-Tony Awards, when shows fold in large numbers.
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It wasn't until the focus shifted from enterprise to consumer that women began starting companies in large numbers.
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ISIS refuses to let people out in large numbers, as it would make their caliphate look like it's collapsing.
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"Workers are not being laid off in large numbers," said Rob Martin, an economist at Barclays in New York.
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When we first came in large numbers, we were at least as desperate as anybody who has arrived lately.
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In Italy, where strikes and protests are common, they have yet to take to the streets in large numbers.
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No TechCrunch event would be complete without startups, of course, and they will be there in large numbers, too.
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For the first time since Iraq's transition to parliamentary democracy in 2005, Sunnis voted in large numbers for Shias.
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He said there was evidence that Russia was using "dumb" bombs to kill civilians in "large numbers" in Syria.
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Syrians have also fled to Europe in large numbers, making 884,461 asylum claims between April 2011 and October 2016.
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If young people continue to turn out in large numbers, their support for Sanders could prove consequential for him.
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Congress won't reflect those values until young people vote in large numbers and force politicians to cater to them.
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But Democrats say women angered at the Kavanaugh accusations will turn out in large numbers to vote out Republicans.
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Other forage species are swept up at sea in large numbers by industrial fishing fleets aiming for different fish.
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Outside the shopping complex, where the shooting happened, people came in large numbers to attend another vigil on Sunday.
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Almost an hour into the video, the students begin amassing in large numbers on the steps behind the men.
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Their answer was usually yes: Women failed to turn out in large numbers or vote as a distinctive bloc.
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But the oldest and most vehement exiles — the historicos, as they are called — are dying off in large numbers.
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Be ahead of the game Authorities can prepare for an outbreak even before the virus arrives in large numbers.
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The very nature of immigration to America changed after 2014, when families first began showing up in large numbers.
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Scientists have tried to calculate the benefits that insects provide simply by going about their business in large numbers.
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South Korea at least is able to test people in large numbers, and infection rates seem to be slowing.
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As a rock dweller that does not school in large numbers, the lionfish is impractical to catch by net.
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Trump enjoys support among fundamentalist Christians, who came out in large numbers to back him in the 2016 election.
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During the early group stages, Germany's ultimately unsuccessful campaign drew in large numbers both domestically and among its opponents.
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African Americans will turn out in large numbers and they will vote their conscience, and not the DSCC's choice.
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Some put out signs warning church members against using their private parking spaces when they congregated in large numbers.
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In Hyderabad on Saturday, protesters came out in large numbers despite police restrictions capping the gatherings at 1,000 participants.
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In fact, in the winter, the only way to see the animals in large numbers involves a helicopter trip.
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In fact, in the winter, the only way to see the animals in large numbers involves a helicopter trip.
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In some geographic areas, particularly in the South, where veterans are retiring in large numbers, longer wait times persist.
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Rice farmers fled the fighting and the bombs in large numbers, abandoning their fields for Phnom Penh, the capital.
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Employers continue to add jobs in large numbers, with the country now in its 11th year of economic expansion.
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They have demonstrated in large numbers over the past three days, pressing for a rapid handover to civilian rule.
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Beginning in 1942, Jews were murdered in large numbers by forced exposure to the exhaust fumes of internal combustion engines.
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Clinton, 68, acknowledged she had to try harder to win younger Democrats, who backed Sanders in Iowa in large numbers.
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These sea lampreys came from the French Aquitaine, the only area in Europe that has sea lampreys in large numbers.
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Black voters in particular turned out in large numbers, making up a large share of the state's overall Democratic electorate.
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By the same token, if Swedes ever defaulted on their mortgages in large numbers, Swedbank would be in big trouble.
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Outside the U.S., every poll of global sentiment has suggested that most countries would vote for Clinton in large numbers.
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The campaign hopes the filters will remind young voters, who use Snapchat in large numbers, to get out and caucus.
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Most experts say fully self-driving vehicles are unlikely to be roaming roads in large numbers for many years yet.
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If Republicans start to bail in large numbers, the President will be left with no real choice but to blink.
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After the massacre in Tiananmen Square, in 1989, the United States began welcoming immigrants from mainland China in large numbers.
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Almost an hour into the video, students are shown amassing in large numbers on the steps behind the Hebrew Israelites.
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I really look forward to women and members of other marginalized running for and winning elected office in large numbers.
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And while women graduate from law schools in large numbers, they made up only 32 percent of law school deans.
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So why did it vote in large numbers for Mr. Salvini's League, choosing him over its former idol, Silvio Berlusconi?
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Isolated from everyday life, controlled by staff, housed in large numbers, shepherded in groups to prescribed activities, residents become institutionalized.
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In large numbers, young people kept voting for leaders who called for domestic reform, and promised dialogue with the West.
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There are no serious arguments that demonstrate long-term economic damage to countries that accept immigrants, even in large numbers.
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"All of these impediments result in large numbers of people not voting in certain parts of the state," she said.
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When Neapolitans began migrating in large numbers to the U.S., they brought with them a tradition of wood-oven bakeries.
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Seoul itself lies within range of North Korean artillery and rockets that are deployed in large numbers along the border.
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Videos of the protests show people in large numbers shouting, "Khamenei is a murderer!" according to The New York Times.
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The baby-boom generation is starting to retire in large numbers, and those numbers will accelerate in the years ahead.
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The president also made a note to address the female voters of the country, who came out in large numbers.
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In return, the American and Afghan Air Forces have unleashed deadly airstrikes, often resulting in large numbers of Taliban casualties.
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" Later in the morning, he sent out another tweet: "Christians in the Middle-East have been executed in large numbers.
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In the middle-class streets of Eastern Caracas, protesters gathered in large numbers at the call of opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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In 2015 that brought in large numbers of would-be refugees, with the net number of arrivals quickly reaching a million.
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Citing witness accounts, the report said that government forces and associated militias attacked and killed women and girls in large numbers.
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But Elazig, a conservative province that votes in large numbers for the ruling AK Party, had been spared violence until now.
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Evidence from Savills, a property firm, even suggests that for the first time landlords may be selling up in large numbers.
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The bloom is coming off the rose when it comes to expecting self-driving vehicles to zip around in large numbers.
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The situation is terrible and people are dying in large numbers in Aleppo and no one is taking any further steps.
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However corrupt and obnoxious Sunni Arabs find them, these forces have proved able to prevent IS from regrouping in large numbers.
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The e-commerce giant has roughly 1,818 high-paying openings this month and is expected to continue hiring in large numbers.
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That doesn't just mean bad news for corals, which are starting to die in large numbers, as you probably already know.
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On the eve of the vote, Erdogan held four separate rallies in Istanbul, urging supporters to turn out in large numbers.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State John Kerry on Friday accused Russia of bombing women and children "in large numbers" in Syria.
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If corporations were to come out and play down the estimates in large numbers, the market would definitely take a hit.
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But, of course, the drivers can just walk and do so in large numbers if their compensation doesn't match their labor.
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So it is natural to focus on improving conditions in Middle Eastern camps rather than taking in large numbers of refugees.
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Demonstrators burned tires on residential streets as organizers urged protesters to gather in large numbers near their mosques after Friday prayers.
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Orca whales also do not have babies often or in large numbers, and when they do, it is a long process.
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Despite the ugliness of the campaign, there are signs that Americans are expressing themselves at the ballot box in large numbers.
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Should voters opt for a third-party candidate in large numbers, it could potentially tip the scales in crucial battleground states.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965, and Indians started arriving in large numbers to study.
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In the areas where polling centers were open, people lined up in large numbers despite fears of security and voter fatigue.
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The act was put into action after the animals were hunted in large numbers for their fur, according to the center.
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Mr. Giuliani is a favorite of the Republican voters who turned out in large numbers to lift Mr. Trump to victory.
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But many Cubans rejoiced as Americans returned to the island in large numbers for the first time in a half century.
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Advertisers began abandoning the show in large numbers, and the network ousted Mr. O'Reilly on April 19 after an internal investigation.
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The South Bend mayor has so far struggled to connect with African American voters, who have supported Biden in large numbers.
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What they've found is that however pleased families are about slightly higher paychecks, it is not moving voters in large numbers.
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Criminals have learned that American companies have an easier time obtaining bank accounts, and so they incorporate here in large numbers.
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Once news of the prisoners' plight spread on Friday, New Yorkers in large numbers showed up at the jail to protest.
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Diminishing ordinations to the priesthood, young Catholics leaving the church in large numbers and clerical sexual abuse will, I fear, continue.
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Coupled with disproportionate deployment in minority communities, these incentives effectively encourage cops to stop and arrest minority residents in large numbers.
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He quickly realized that a number of these channels were producing very similar content that was being uploaded in large numbers.
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Pastoral nomads—the animal herders who dwell in large numbers in the Horn of Africa—are hardy in times of water shortage.
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There are between 2000,000 and 150,000 rebels in Syria, Balanche said, and they are unlikely to lay down arms in large numbers.
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"These are people who voted in large numbers for Donald Trump and have negative views of the Affordable Care Act," Burns said.
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The AfD has made significant gains since migrants started arriving here in large numbers last summer, taking away support from Merkel's conservatives.
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The AfD has made significant gains since migrants started arriving here in large numbers last summer, taking away support from Merkel's conservatives.
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Pangolins, the world's only scaly mammal, are protected animals but are illegally trafficked in large numbers, with some species are critically endangered.
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The sweet confection bore "101" in large numbers with a stunning design of sunflowers on top of it and a single candle.
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Whenever a populist ruler oversteps the bounds of his rightful authority, they must pour into the streets—loudly and in large numbers.
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People turned out in large numbers throughout the country to demonstrate against police use of force and remember the five fallen officers.
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School districts love Chromebooks because they are dead simple to setup and manage in large numbers thanks to their cloud-first optimization.
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The future of Tesla hinges on the Model 3, the lower-priced sedan that Elon Musk wants to sell in large numbers.
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Migrants from Haiti began arriving here in large numbers in the late 261s, following the collapse of the Jean-Claude Duvalier dictatorship.
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As the fighting spread, tables, chairs and beer cans were thrown at the police, who responded in large numbers and with teargas.
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The majority of migrants moving through Mexico are from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, but Cubans are also joining in large numbers.
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Many arrived in large numbers during British rule, from 1824 to 1948, when Myanmar was considered a province of British-administered India.
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Numerous analysts have concluded that as baby boomers retire in large numbers, a shortage of workers could actually slow our economic momentum.
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But the street is also home to children of the Mexican migrants who began arriving in large numbers in the mid-22013s.
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Democrats turned out in large numbers to send a message to Trump while Republicans, broadly speaking, were less enthused to go vote.
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Democrats turned out in large numbers, with many choosing to send a signal of opposition to Trump through their own local elections.
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In New York, you saw that Muslims were being monitored in large numbers by the NYPD at one point, without good reason.
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The Latino electorate in Texas fails to vote in large numbers, and many who are poor and uneducated are disconnected from politics.
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Men leave in large numbers to travel abroad for construction work in the Persian Gulf or security jobs in places like Afghanistan.
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It's when immigrant families came over in large numbers, rather than just the guest workers who had been allowed under previous laws.
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If we have young people voting in large numbers, you know what, I have zero doubt that Donald Trump would be defeated.
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In recent years, though, there has been no new federal policy that would obviously encourage single mothers to work in large numbers.
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As a result of Ms. Susi's boat-sinking policy, the Chinese boats stopped intruding in large numbers, fishers in the Natunas said.
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Biden dominated Super Tuesday's 14 primaries, winning 10 of the contests as suburban voters turned out in large numbers at the polls.
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Yet other workers, indigenous groups and students — along with some political rivals of Mr. Moreno — have continued to protest in large numbers.
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In 2016, regular Americans voted for Trump in large numbers because they simply didn't believe that enforcing our immigration laws was impossible.
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When released in large numbers, insects made sterile, usually by irradiation, mate but don't produce progeny, and thereby reduce wild insect populations.
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To be fair, drones and cruise missiles are especially hard to stop, particularly if they overwhelm defences by arriving in large numbers.
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The fish are trying to spawn upstream but can't get past the dam, so they stack up in large numbers below it.
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Democrats and independents in Ohio voted in large numbers in Tuesday's Republican presidential primary, potentially giving a boost to home-state Gov.
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Ironically, in spite of those barriers, African American women still turned out in large numbers and 28503 percent supported Jones over Moore.
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He says Hungary — with its Christian roots — does not want to take in Muslims in large numbers as they pose a security risk.
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The twttr app was already spotted in the wild before today's announcement, but it hadn't rolled out in large numbers at that time.
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We expect the same for delivery: the industry is growing exponentially, and Amazon and others will continue to hire drivers in large numbers.
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But it's unlikely that the party's left flank will flee to Trump or even, in large numbers, to Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
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After they began arriving in large numbers in the 1980s, stereotypes about Haitians committing crime or spreading diseases such as HIV were commonplace.
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From the 1970s onward, Sweden took in large numbers of African migrants and refugees, especially from conflict zones like the Horn of Africa.
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Rabbits and rodents are especially susceptible to the bacteria, which can cause them to die off in large numbers when an outbreak occurs.
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He says Hungary -- with its Christian roots -- does not want to take in Muslims in large numbers as they pose a security risk.
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The tiny island nation has not taken in large numbers of people rescued at sea, while Italy has seen 650,000 arrivals since 2014.
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If the Democrats mobilize a diverse set of voters and turn out the vote in large numbers, the gender bias may finally recede.
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He says Hungary - with its Christian roots - does not want to take in Muslims in large numbers as they pose a security risk.
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First, the mosquito that spreads the virus is already present in large numbers across much of the U.S., particularly in the Southeastern states.
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This question of visibility is particularly relevant this Ramadan, as groups of Muslims congregate together in large numbers to break their fast, often.
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"Rep. Jerry Nadler, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, told Politico: "You can't expect people to read lengthy documents in large numbers.
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If Democrats offer this proposal, in this manner, the American people in large numbers would welcome the Democratic plan to end the shutdown.
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The Clinton campaign has been disconcerted by the reluctance of young people of either gender to get behind her candidacy in large numbers.
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As the leaders prosper, the foot soldiers on both sides continue to die in large numbers, sometimes at the hands of their relatives.
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Across the nation, people have turned out in large numbers to demonstrate against police use of force and remember the five fallen officers.
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This is the third version of Tesla's solar-roof product and the first one that the company hopes to install in large numbers.
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Remember, it is the giant super-PACs, which Sanders does not employ or benefit from, that buy television advertising time in large numbers.
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Deploying US diplomats and soldiers in large numbers to do nation-building only fuels the jihadi and terrorist narrative, recruitment and propaganda mills.
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Rather, by traveling in large numbers, the caravans provide protection for Central Americans who are vulnerable to abuse as they cross through Mexico.
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"The company claims that they didn't know" that the product appealed to underage kids who began using it in large numbers, Jackler said.
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The five-month mission will help relieve pressure on countries that have taken in large numbers of people fleeing Venezuela, the Pentagon said.
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If ISIS chooses to withdraw in large numbers, then the task of defeating the group in the long run could actually become harder.
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Workers and guests move through the corridors and up and down the elevators in large numbers, anonymous particles in a complicated physics problem.
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Women did not enter dentistry in large numbers until the 1970s, Dr. Gonzales said, and have only recently outnumbered men in dental schools.
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Many have suggested that the de Blasio administration is stalling for political reasons, because ultra-Orthodox Jews tend to vote in large numbers.
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But it's not clear when Model 3 sales will reach targeted levels, because Tesla has had problems producing the car in large numbers.
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When security men like the three brothers die, often in large numbers, most of their deaths are denied at first by the government.
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Catholic priests have been murdered in large numbers through the ages - at the hands of Protestants (it was mutual), Muslims, communists and Nazis.
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That means when the ink dries on the coming peace accord, the Afghan public, in large numbers, will need to enthusiastically endorse it.
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If women feel empowered, invested in, and feel rightfully represented by all of these female candidate, they will vote, and in large numbers.
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And due largely to Puerto Rico's economic crisis and persistently high unemployment, its residents have been leaving in large numbers in recent years.
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Taking in large numbers of people who do not share their new country's language, culture, and religious beliefs can be enriching and valuable.
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Women took up smoking in large numbers later and at older ages than men, the authors noted, and women were also slower to quit.
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By showing up in large numbers, they are asking our democratically elected officials to notice the will of the people before they make decisions.
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Initially, they had taken little notice of the bragging, but when bikes began to go missing in large numbers, it was impossible to ignore.
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First in 1984, as part of Operation Moses, then again in 1991 as Operation Solomon, Ethiopian Jews were flown to Israel in large numbers.
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The bats are hunted in large numbers for their meat or as a sport, and the forests where they live are being cut down.
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The Conservatives' campaign last year failed to attract degree-less voters in large numbers, while simultaneously repulsing graduates in places like Battersea and Canterbury.
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Since the European migrant crisis began, he has warned that EU membership will force the UK to let in large numbers of Muslim refugees.
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The group's members voted in large numbers — 78 percent of its membership, according to a press release — to support Mr. Sanders, the Vermont senator.
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First, children in America without legal papers (as with the waves of Central American children who crossed the border in large numbers in 2014).
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And if people embrace bots in large numbers, it could trigger the biggest gold rush in software development since Apple opened the App Store.
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Clinton's primary opponent, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, no matter how unlikely Mr. Trump is to bring them to his side in large numbers.
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"Insurance and retail companies were decreasing their hires in large numbers and that brought the overall number down," said NACE research manager Andrea Koncz.
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Officials at ICE and medical professionals have been warning about the perils of disease from migrants arriving from different ecosystems and in large numbers.
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Despite international indignation, however, Rohingyas continue to cross the border in large numbers, with tales of recent horrors: 12,000 arrived on October 16th alone.
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Feeling left out and threatened by migration, eastern Germans voted in large numbers for the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party last September.
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A sign that the war continues to affect civilians in large numbers came even as Amnesty sought to draw attention to their desperate situation.
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Exacerbating the problem is that orcas do not have babies often or in large numbers, and when they do, it is a long process.
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One often hears critics claim that healthcare providers are bailing out of traditional Medicare in large numbers - but that is not actually the case.
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Police said the attackers had gathered in large numbers near the city's main train station, drinking alcohol, releasing fireworks and mingling with other revelers.
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Short-finned pilot whales are dark-colored with pinkish-gray undersides, travel in large numbers and often get stranded en masse, the department said.
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Instead, it is a call for the restriction of one type of gun: the kind that kills and injures Americans in large numbers quickly.
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"). Two hours after that, he throws some light race-baiting into the mix ("Christians in the Middle-East have been executed in large numbers.
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No other rich nation shares our historical commitment to taking in large numbers of immigrants and integrating them into the American community and economy.
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She did, however, win her primary against Bernie Sanders in large part because nonwhite voters cast ballots for her in large numbers over Sanders.
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Menhaden have responded by returning in large numbers to New York, attracting the whales, striped bass, osprey and other species that feed on them.
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Instead, he has inherited a warming ocean with encroaching cod and pollock, species not previously seen in large numbers by our hunters and fishers.
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Bats are the only mammal that can fly, allowing them to spread in large numbers from one community over a wide area, scientists say.
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Whether Latinos will turn out in large numbers this midterm election — this time with party control in Washington at stake — remains a big question.
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The government does not break down that figure by race, but white South Africans have been moving to Australia in large numbers for decades.
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Such a role would have been significant, helping to overcome any social tension that may arise from the conditions of living in large numbers.
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But what has become clear in recent months is that the coalition is killing civilians in large numbers in its effort to defeat ISIS.
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Back then, that struggle brought women in large numbers out of the home, a place controlled by a male breadwinner, and into the workplace.
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People began to keep dogs as indoor pets in large numbers in the late 1800s, thanks to the invention of flea and tick shampoos.
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Throughout the state, the results could turn on whether or not Latinos turn out to vote in large numbers, which is far from certain.
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Many places where people ordinarily gather in large numbers, such as large sporting events, schools, universities, and even mass have already been shut down.
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COVID-19 has now taken hold in every US state, some of which have already seen people getting sick and dying in large numbers.
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Some venues saw long lines born not of high turnout, exactly, but distancing measures intended to keep people from clustering in large numbers inside.
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While senators would be able to reverse his decisions, my view is that they would be highly unlikely to do so in large numbers.
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If he was referring to crime in a country known for taking in large numbers of refugees, the data does not support him, either.
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US officials have been warning of the perils of diseases for migrants arriving in the US, increasingly in large numbers of families and children.
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What this area is doing to fight them An invasive species that congregates in large numbers, the longhorned tick can cause anemia in livestock.
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It was a way of faking it till he made it for a businessman who decided early that success was measured in large numbers.
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Some worry that left-wing voters who supported Mr. Mélenchon will hurt Mr. Macron's prospects of winning the runoff by abstaining in large numbers.
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Though migrant children have crossed the southwestern border in large numbers during the past decade, none had died in federal custody until last year.
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"We used to not feel comfortable even two kilometers outside the city center — the Taliban could easily gather in large numbers," said Mr. Faqiri.
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These groups don't exist in large numbers in the general electorate — meaning there's not much more support Cruz could pick up after the primary.
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Israelis opposed to the bill, deeming it discriminatory, have taken to the streets to protest in large numbers on Saturday in the capital Tel Aviv.
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The straight-faced Andrada also admitted what was clear from the start of the Games, that volunteers had failed to turn up in large numbers.
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His theme of "intergenerational justice" highlights his youth, but also has captured the interest of senior citizens showing up at his events in large numbers.
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At first, they were hard to find in large numbers, but after a few posts on Facebook, friends started sending the dolls by the dozen.
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By bringing in large numbers of Indians, mostly Hindus and Muslims, the migration did much to shape the character of the Caribbean today (see chart).
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Armyworms, which feast in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of crops overnight.
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Stein has not shown the capacity to peel away Democratic voters in large numbers — she averages just 3 percent in the RealClearPolitics national polling average.
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Protestants aren't the only Christians who go to church in large numbers, of course - there are thousands of Catholic congregations that are just as big.
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Parishioners from Scalise's home church in the Bayou State "turned out in large numbers," for a Sunday blood drive, according to local affiliate WVUE-TV.
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Severely malnourished children are dying in large numbers in northeast Nigeria, where food supplies are close to running out, Medecins Sans Frontieres said on Wednesday.
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Sexual assault has long been a plague on college campuses — but new research shows that it's affecting younger teenaged girls in large numbers, as well.
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When foreign workers first arrived in large numbers in western Europe decades ago, political leaders, especially in Germany, insisted that theirs were not immigration countries.
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Still, Catholic voters turned out in large numbers for Romney, whose Mormon faith is viewed by their church as blasphemous, polytheistic and not genuinely Christian.
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Election commission chief Mahinda Deshapriya said voters from the minority communities were undeterred by the attack and turned out in large numbers at polling stations.
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UN refugee chief Filippo Grandi said there was a danger of a more immediate crisis if Yemenis began to abandon their homes in large numbers.
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Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi, the leader of Al Qaeda's Iraq branch, was killed in 2006 as Iraqi Sunnis turned against the group in large numbers.
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In the nineteen-seventies, when women entered the workplace in large numbers, some male bosses made salacious comments, or hung pornographic images on the walls.
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The Rohingya, a minority Muslim community from Buddhist majority Myanmar, fled their homes in large numbers in September after reports of military attacks targeting them.
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"We shouldn't write off the thought that young people will turn out for this election (in large numbers) - but I think it's unlikely," Boon said.
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In 2130, civets -- mongoose-type creatures -- were banned and culled in large numbers after it was discovered they likely transferred the SARS virus to humans.
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"We cannot wait until people start really dying in large numbers to start production, especially of more complicated equipment like ventilators and hospital beds," Rep.
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It turns out that, as slick as Hofer might have been, Austrian voters saw through him — and voted in large numbers for his tolerant opponent.
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We also worry about the increase of nicotine addiction among young people, as kids turn in large numbers to vaping without necessarily recognizing its risks.
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Security forces were out in large numbers in Tehran on Monday, a day after armed protesters were repelled from storming military bases and police stations.
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"Haaland appeared to score big with Anglo progressive voters who showed up in large numbers," said Joe Monahan, a longtime blogger on New Mexico's politics.
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In fact, while the general election could be different, primaries and caucuses thus far, suggest Sanders is not bringing in large numbers of new voters.
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His mostly young supporters did not turn out to the polls in large numbers, while Biden dominated among the older voters who did show up.
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" Mark Gillies, a spokesman for VW of America added: "For us as a small brand in the U.S., shows bring in large numbers of media.
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But injustices, of course, did not end 10 years ago; summonses continued to be handed out in large numbers between 2008 and 2013, many unfairly.
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Demonstrators, most of them conservatives who oppose President Moon Jae-in, have rallied in large numbers to demand Mr. Cho's arrest and Mr. Moon's impeachment.
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Thus, as infected male mosquitoes continue to be released in large numbers and breed with wild partners, fewer progeny appear and the mosquito population decreases.
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While many local officials said that Taliban officials attended in large numbers, Unama said it could not confirm how many of the dead were Taliban.
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If women voters who oppose President Trump turn out in large numbers, they can provide the key to electing a Democratic-controlled House and Senate.
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Livestock bodies sometimes need to be disposed of in large numbers, for example if several are killed during a snowstorm or from a disease outbreak.
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The missile attacks don't make sense if Tehran's goal was to really hurt US troops in large numbers -- as some had been pledging to do.
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Immigrants began arriving in large numbers at the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, many of them carrying a bone-deep hatred of Communism.
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Riot police and security forces, deploying again in large numbers on Sunday, unleashed water cannons at protesters who remained on the streets into the night.
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This has generated immense profits for the top military brass even as rank-and-file soldiers struggle with hunger and have deserted in large numbers.
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Home to a large undocumented population, fast-growing Atlanta has been a popular destination for migrant families that began arriving in large numbers in 2014.
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When women first entered the workforce in large numbers in the 1970s, says demographer Frances Goldscheider, that put a lot of stress on the family.
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When Central Americans began arriving in large numbers in November, officials provided lodging at a sports center, but closed it after rains flooded the venue.
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In Tehran, where results are official, the urban middle classes voted in large numbers for the combined list of reformers and moderates who support Mr. Rouhani.
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Iraqis have been leaving in large numbers since last month's start of the military operation to take back the western part of the city from ISIS.
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A Syrian military source said on state media the army had repelled "terrorists who sought to infiltrate in large numbers," killing tens and destroying their weaponry.
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She put out calls for support on social media whenever protesters showed up, and her supporters came out in large numbers to help protect the bakery.
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Airline security officers—forced to work without pay because their jobs are critical to national security—are fed-up and calling in sick in large numbers.
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ALGIERS, Algeria – Algeria&aposs government denies any human rights abuses against African migrants who have been expelled from the country in large numbers, refuting U.N. allegations.
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So far, it seems straight Indian men have been flocking to Tinder and other apps in large numbers, but they've had trouble diversifying their user base.
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On the other hand, northern Nevada is whiter than southern Nevada, so if white voters continue to support Sanders in large numbers that could be bad.
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There is no guarantee that the outcome of this development work, and its costs, will lead to commercially useful trucks that are deployed in large numbers.
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The beach doesn't usually start attracting in large numbers until Memorial Day, but if the temperatures rise, visitors will be tempted to kick off their shoes.
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But many economists say growth like that will be hard to achieve with employment already high and the baby boom generation retiring in large numbers too.
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Many auto industry officials and analysts are skeptical that electric pickups can sell in large numbers unless battery technology vastly improves in driving range and cost.
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According to jobs and recruiting website Glassdoor, there are plenty of hot jobs cropping up in large numbers in the technology, finance and professional services industries.
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Republicans will side with insurers and Big Pharma to try to destroy ObamaCare, even while new customers are enrolling in large numbers, and privatize Medicare. Sen.
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Fall armyworm feasts in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, and can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of corn overnight.
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But he also predicted that union members will not support Trump in large numbers once they get a chance to know his policies a bit better.
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In large numbers, the "leave" supporters were expressing anger at never having reaped the promised rewards of globalization, even as those at the top have prospered.
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On Wednesday evening, a spokeswoman for the Communication Ministry said protesters had gathered in the streets in large numbers and set fire to a Parliament building.
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Those with a university degree supported Remain in large numbers, according to pre-referendum polls; those with little higher education supported Leave in equally large numbers.
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But it was when Italian immigrants started arriving in the US in large numbers in the late 1800s that the myth of Columbus really took off.
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Competition aside, India is a challenging market for digital goods since buying online is not yet a habit that mainstream consumers have adopted in large numbers.
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But investors piled back in after they apparently believed that users were not fleeing in large numbers and United States politicians would not introduce new regulations.
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At the sight of a dead crow near possible predators, the birds swarm in large numbers, emitting a cacophony of caws, but never touch the body.
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Crowds of migrants often make the journey over land together in large numbers to protect themselves against drug traffickers, muggers and rapists who stalk the trail.
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Yet even as Democrats in the state's biggest cities came out in large numbers, Republicans still cast more ballots over all thanks to their rural strength.
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Baseball cards, comic books, coins, stamps, even bottles of wine are initially produced in large numbers, so their condition is going to vary over the years.
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Bringing in large numbers of new workers can hurt quality because they may not perform their work properly or fail to notice when problems crop up.
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" Sanders added: "If there is a large voter turnout -- if working people and young people come out in large numbers -- we will win and win big.
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Many Democrats believe that the unrelenting partisan conflict of the Trump presidency ensures that their supporters will turn out in large numbers against him in November.
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Early tests suggest the same might be true in humans: When the researchers exposed human melanocyte stem cells to noradrenaline they too differentiated in large numbers.
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Today's use of the word in the context of family policy dates to the 1980s, when women had started entering the labor force in large numbers.
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The calls come as Northam pulls in large numbers in Democratic areas of the state while keeping his margins tight with Gillespie in more Republican ones.
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If working people and young people and all people who believe in justice — if they come out in large numbers, we're going to win this caucus.
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Regarded as the nation's rapid-response force, the division is trained to take off in large numbers in as few as 20103 hours after orders arrive.
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Barbershops here serve a particular purpose in that there are not many places where black men can gather in large numbers without scrutiny from the police.
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Republican primary voters are still supporting Trump in large numbers, and as long as that's the case, congressional Republicans will have a hard time opposing him.
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For candidates in border states with large Hispanic populations such as Arizona, a fundamental question is whether Latino voters will turn up in large numbers on Tuesday.
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BMW learned this the hard way after pouring billions into bespoke carbon-fibre based electric cars, the i2000 and i25, which failed to sell in large numbers.
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And just as they challenged gender norms in fashion, women also did so in the workplace, finally moving beyond positions like secretary and assistant in large numbers.
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Now researchers at the South China Agricultural University say the pangolin, a mammal illegally trafficked in large numbers for its scales and meat, may be the link.
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If Mr. Trump's supporters fail to show up in large numbers at the Iowa caucuses, expect his chances in each of these subsequent states to fall sharply.
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Democrats need these disparate tribes to cohere into a single group—the non-whites—and ally with college-educated whites and then turn out in large numbers.
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And women without college degrees, who voted for Trump in large numbers, are also more likely to be stay-at-home moms, dependent on a husband's income.
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When these mutated mosquitoes are released in large numbers, and the males mate with unmodified females, this fatal genetic trait gets passed down to the next generation.
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Many automakers worry that consumers will perceive them as technologically backward if they don't build electric cars - even if they can't yet sell them in large numbers.
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While fans of opposing teams still show up in large numbers during home games at the Coliseum, the Rams can now vaunt their best season in years.
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Tensions have arisen between Uyghurs and the Han, the predominant ethnic group in China, who have migrated to Xinjiang in large numbers over the past 60 years.
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Strong doubts remain whether Guaido's offer of amnesty and U.S. promises to lift sanctions will be enough to spur the military to abandon Maduro in large numbers.
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If consumers begin to buy these electrics in large numbers, they will hasten the global peak in oil demand, shaking up oil companies and petro-states alike.
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Many automakers worry that consumers will perceive them as technologically backward if they don't build electric cars – even if they can't yet sell them in large numbers.
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Windsor said that the Echo Show is unlikely to sell in large numbers with consumers favoring the $50 Echo Dot – a smaller version of the Echo speaker.
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Mixed and open primaries don't necessarily mean that Sanders will win those states, either, as voters will have to be motivated to come out in large numbers.
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Recent evidence shows that we can do so quickly and in large numbers, thereby raising employment among the disadvantaged and creating indirect positive effects, like lower crime.
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The strike has disrupted classes for nearly 500,000 students, though parents have turned out in large numbers to join teachers on picket lines and at their rallies.
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In record warm years — which is to say, nearly every year of the last decade — the trees' natural defense systems weaken and beetles reproduce in large numbers.
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In a stern rebuke to the party that came into power in 1994 with Nelson Mandela at its helm, South Africans voted for change in large numbers.
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It is only when people are entertained do they come (to see the film) in large numbers and then you can put forth whatever comments on issues.
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Indeed, even if North Korea elected only to use conventional weapons, American troops would die in large numbers alongside South Korean forces and masses of innocent civilians.
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The common malaria mosquito is found in large numbers in the southeastern states, but it inhabits a wide swath of the east, from Mexico to southern Canada.
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Voters in large numbers have been rejecting much of the underlying logic behind a dynamic globalized economy that on paper seems to make the world much richer.
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Since independence in 762, the small South-east Asian city state has built a diverse society by taking in large numbers of immigrants from neighboring Asian countries.
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But the new law permits exceptions if parents ask the court for permission, raising concerns that young women could still be forced to marry in large numbers.
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Teachers are also leaving the profession in large numbers with turnover rates highest in the South and in schools that have high representations of students of color.
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The only people abandoning their beards in large numbers right now are first responders, doctors, and other medical professionals that have to make room for respiratory masks.
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"We cannot wait until people start really dying in large numbers to start production, especially of more complicated equipment like ventilators and hospital beds," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Demonstrators continued to march in large numbers in the capital, blowing vuvuzelas and sounding car horns, despite earlier attempts by the police to break up the march.
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But when we asked Lászlo about the refugees who had been coming to Röszke from Serbia in large numbers in 2015, he sounded a lot less welcoming.
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He also introduced new quarantine restrictions in the region, shutting down all venues where people gather in large numbers, including shopping malls and cafes, the statement said.
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Now workers at all levels are walking away in large numbers, sometimes literally taking pieces of the company with them, union leaders, oil executives and workers say.
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So far, customers had not been leaving RBS in large numbers due to closures, Les Matheson, its chief executive of personal and business banking told the committee.
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Because of the increase in cyber threats, employees with those IT skills are in high demand in the private sector and are leaving government in large numbers.
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The counter-reaction is that voters who detest these actions rise in large numbers with righteous indignation to vote against them with great enthusiasm on Election Day.
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Bethlehem is enjoying its busiest tourist year in two decades, with foreign pilgrims coming in large numbers, taking advantage of a relative lull in Israeli-Palestinian tension.
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General Townsend suggested that he did not foresee the United States "bringing in large numbers of coalition troops" to help with Iraq and the assault on Raqqa.
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It's also possible Venezuelans, still soured on opposition leaders or simply fearing a government crackdown, do not rise in large numbers to Mr. Guaidó's call to protest.
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But there are only a small number of markets where Chinese buyers are active in large numbers, so a national average, even if accurate, obscures local trends.
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If the two states are going to be granted this enormous ability to change American history, the least they could do is turn out in large numbers.
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Used to self-censorship, and shy of the dangers of political activism, they tend to turn out in large numbers if they feel it is in their interest.
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These potential benefits of self-driving technology can only be fully realized when self-driving cars are deployed in large numbers, and when riders feel comfortable and secure.
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The deal with Honda opens up new possibilities with a ground-up vehicle that can be adapted for multiple purposes and built in large numbers around the world.
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But demonstrators have also come out in large numbers in support of her embattled government, which has won favor with many Brazilians for its efforts to address inequality.
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They flocked to Nassau and Suffolk Counties in the 1950s to tend gardens and wash dishes for white families, who were leaving New York City in large numbers.
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Rubber seals are used in large numbers in the extensive piping found in nuclear reactors and their cooling systems and can be subject to high temperatures and pressure.
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Conversely, China is neither willing to absorb foreigners in large numbers, nor having enough children: Fertility has been below the 2.1-per-couple replacement rate since the 1990s.
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And Obama remains wildly popular with African-American and other minority voters that Clinton will need to bring out in large numbers to win the Tar Heel State.
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The prospect of being forced to fight in a civil war is a major factor driving them in large numbers to seek refuge in neighboring countries or Europe.
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During the 4003 election cycle, Hillary Clinton, whom we supported in large numbers in the primary and general election, adopted a platform that honored each of those issues.
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Not all races have been decided, but it was clear that Tuesday was a particularly bad night for GOP House centrists, who were washed out in large numbers.
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"What they're doing is creating addicts in large numbers," said Dr. Robert Jackler, a professor who heads a group studying the impact of tobacco advertising at Stanford University.
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During the "shareholder spring" of 2012, investors - who had historically used their advisory votes to back management overwhelmingly on the issue - voted in large numbers against remuneration schemes.
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And just how many black students need to be in each class, and what do we do if they just don't want to take math in large numbers?
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There seems to be a prevailing sentiment that Republican senators, who voted in large numbers to confirm Garland in the past, would readily and easily do so again.
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"What it appears the quote is describing is an attempt to discourage certain demographic groups from turning out in large numbers," said Jason Torchinsky, a Republican election lawyer.
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Mr. Laux was in Afghanistan when American troops were dying in large numbers, many of them from roadside bombs built in makeshift factories across the border in Pakistan.
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When Catholics began arriving in large numbers, they campaigned vigorously for a share of the education funds they had to furnish but that went to unacceptable public schools.
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The explosion on Saturday evening sent a giant fireball into the sky above the eastern part of Accra, causing frightened residents to flee their homes in large numbers.
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Amazon and other retailers have taken steps to prevent price gouging and hoarding in recent days as panicked buyers have sought to buy surgical masks in large numbers.
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Cubans who ordinarily shy from open criticism of the government spoke out in large numbers against the proposed language promoting gay marriage during public consultations on the draft.
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That would reduce the incentive for Puerto Rico residents to migrate to U.S. states, as they have in large numbers for decades, leaving behind a more vulnerable population.
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And Ms. Haley on the ticket might help Mr. Trump win back the support of women, who voted for Democratic candidates in large numbers in the midterm elections.
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The gifts that keep on giving By selling phones and home-based voice assistants in large numbers, both Amazon and Apple set themselves up for a strong year.
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As Venezuelans began resettling across Latin America in large numbers in 223, for the most part they found open borders and paths to legal residency in neighboring countries.
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Abdul Raziq, the police chief of Kandahar, said that the fighting lasted for hours and that the Taliban, who had attacked in large numbers, also suffered heavy casualties.
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This makes it difficult for them to organize in large numbers and push back when companies want to build pollution-producing factories or toxic facilities in their communities.
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As they huddled up by the thousands, during one of the few times when Iranians can legally organize in large numbers, there was no shortage of daring slogans.
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Companies in the US and around the world who depend on Florida's healthy water for business are hoping state constituents will go to the polls in large numbers.
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Many of the areas where American troops and their allies have fought hard and died in large numbers have fallen or reverted to militant control in recent years.
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But it's not that easy for Russian ships to navigate the route in large numbers due to the hazard of drifting ice, high insurance costs, and other obstacles.
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But arrests can appear dramatic, as agents arrive in large numbers, armed with semiautomatic handguns and wearing dark bulletproof vests with ICE in bright white letters on them.
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The town is enjoying its busiest tourist year in two decades, with foreign pilgrims coming in large numbers, taking advantage of a relative lull in Israeli-Palestinian tension.
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Mr. Cutz, the former White House official, said he feared that the opposition could emerge severely weakened if it failed to get people to protest in large numbers.
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Late this week, police officers and soldiers were deployed in large numbers to clear blockades set up by protesters in the capital and the north of the country.
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"We are requesting them (voters) humbly that they should turn out in large numbers," Kenyatta, the U.S.-educated son of Kenya's founding father, Jomo Kenyatta, said after voting.
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The ghosts did not appear in large numbers until autumn of that year, but Reverend Kaneta's first case of possession came to him after less than a fortnight.
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"This is just to overshadow the elections, because the hard-liners and their media want to dissuade people from voting in large numbers," said Mojgan Faraji, a reformist journalist.
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According to PETA, the popularity of Legally Blonde, 101 Dalmatians and Men in Black has lead to certain animals being bought on impulse and then abandoned in large numbers.
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While fans are still likely to turn up in large numbers for Milan's bigger fixtures, the paucity of season ticket holders could see low-profile matches attract meagre crowds.
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Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said the administration may seek new legal authority to allow deployment of autonomous vehicles "in large numbers," when they are deemed safe, the department said.
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The reason is that Ms Le Pen's supporters will all turn out in force, so if the other side is apathetic and abstains in large numbers, she could win.
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Local Motors already offers a range of cutting-edge vehicles, including a 3D printed car (the "Strati"), which will also be given autonomous capability and manufactured in large numbers.
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The unraveling has sent spot freight rates soaring in recent days while its vessels are being blocked from docks at ports in large numbers, stranding their contents for now.
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The real shift began around 20 years ago, says Ruth Bagley, chief executive of the local council, when multinational firms began to come to the town in large numbers.
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Saskatchewan experiences a mild winter and hot spring, the CBC reports — exactly the kind of weather that lets caterpillar eggs survive the winter in large numbers and hatch early.
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The streets are busy with cars and pedestrians, and before sunset street vendors come out in large numbers to sell food to Muslims observing the daytime fasting for Ramadan.
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The instability was deepened by the fact that rural Syrians had moved to cities in large numbers in recent years, driven in part by droughts linked to climate change.
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In addition, uninfected longhorned ticks can endanger the animal's health since in large numbers their constant blood-sucking causes anemia, loss of productivity, and occasionally the death of calves.
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"It appears that higher wages are the reason why people are returning to the active labor force in large numbers," said Paul Ashworth, chief US Economist with Capital Economics.
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These voters, in large numbers, will be motivated to vote for Democrats to drain the swamp they now believe is caused by Trump and his GOP backers in Congress.
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The same thing happened when women in large numbers became designers (wages fell 34 percentage points), housekeepers (wages fell 21 percentage points) and biologists (wages fell 18 percentage points).
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That being said, the Levi's Commuter Trucker jacket is maybe less about selling a product in large numbers, and more about proving the concept can be brought to market.
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To truly upset the balance of power, Russia would have to double down on its new, high-tech munitions and find ways of safely deploying them in large numbers.
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"Since World War II American Jews have taken to the streets in large numbers twice: once to fight for civil rights and once to free Soviet Jews," Loeffler says.
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He pointed to a meeting in Moscow in February where the Afghan political elite went in large numbers to meet with the insurgents despite strong disagreement from the government.
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Yet, his struggles with African Americans and suburban women — groups expected to turn out in large numbers, especially in populous southeastern Michigan — could sound the death knell for him.
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There were winding lines at many polling places across the country, and unpleasant weather conditions in some areas, but voters turned out in large numbers for a midterm election.
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They also don't seem to be turning in large numbers to the Green Party, which focuses on the environment and has been stuck at well below 10 percent support.
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So far, though the Israeli military sent reinforcements into the West Bank and along the Gaza border on Wednesday, Palestinians were not taking to the streets in large numbers.
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The National Assembly voted for impeachment, but the decision enraged many South Koreans, who demonstrated in large numbers and gave Mr. Roh's party a landslide victory at the polls.
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Hungary, Slovakia and Poland have been among the countries most strongly opposed to taking in large numbers of migrants, reflecting anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim strains in their societies.
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Mohammed Yousuf Younusi, a member of Kandahar's provincial council, described the episode as "a massacre" and said there was prior intelligence that the Taliban would attack in large numbers.
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Exports to the city plunged 26.8 percent in June, when protesters first turned out in large numbers against a proposed law that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China.
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And I know that, just because white supremacists didn't show up in Washington in large numbers as they did in Charlottesville last year, that didn't mean that they've disappeared.
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After years of slow but tangible reform, the country appears poised to backslide into impunity and violence, while Guatemalans continue to flee crushing poverty and crime in large numbers.
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Bouncing off the eco-friendly decor trend, people started adding plants to their homes in large numbers, with Apartment Therapy even starting an Instagram account dedicated to plant decor.
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The problem with turnout is that some groups express a preference then fail to show up to vote, while others, missed by the polling machine, vote in large numbers.
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The white hippies came in large numbers and were a "real jolt" to Catholic families, who disapproved of their permissive attitudes toward sex and drugs, said archaeologist Severin Fowles.
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When I've spoken to people from other countries over the past couple of weeks, they have been shocked that Americans have not begun protesting the shutdown in large numbers.
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Ms. Mangu-Ward criticizes quotas, but six of the world's top 10 economies mandate quotas, and women are leading these countries' companies in large numbers — effectively reversing structural sexism.
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And his controversial comments about women have raised questions about his ability to count on them voting for him in large numbers, especially in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday.
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DETROIT — While American consumers were taking advantage of low gas prices to buy trucks and sport utility vehicles in large numbers, some automakers delayed investing in slower-selling electrified vehicles.
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Developers who are today publishing lower-rated skills may be learning from their mistakes and figuring out what works; and they're doing so, in large numbers, on the Alexa platform.
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"Since they can be manufactured and deployed in large numbers, having some 'casualties' would not affect the success of the mission," noted EPFL's Jamie Paik, who co-designed the robots.
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What happened here in New Hampshire in terms of an enthusiastic and aroused electorate, people who came out in large numbers, that is what will happen all over this country.
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Sanders told the outlet that it was part of his push to "involve more young people in the political process" who are voting in large numbers, but still not enough.
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In Europe, the surge in support for far-right parties really kicked off around 2015 — when refugees from Syria, Afghanistan, and other places began flowing into Europe in large numbers.
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"We can grow pigs in large numbers for food, but the necessary housing and development for organ transplant pigs would be much more expensive than for regular pigs," says FitzGerald.
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The optimistic rhetoric contrasts with the rest of the industry, which is increasingly cautious over how long it will take to get such cars on the streets in large numbers.
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Having Castro on the ticket would electrify Latino voters and give them a reason to turn out in large numbers in battleground states like Florida, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.
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Andrew Amoils, the head of research at New World Wealth, forecast millionaires would leave France, Germany and Belgium in "large numbers", with Australia and Israel among the most popular destinations.
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"I want tourists to come to the country in large numbers and I want our fellow citizens to be able to go out and have fun," he told RTL radio.
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I knew that they exist in large numbers, and I'd be as pleased as the next person to see an influx of people on the servers, enthused with new content.
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The figure points to live streaming's potential to be a growth opportunity at a company that's otherwise been historically challenged with regard to signing up new users in large numbers.
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Despite a unified effort by celebrities and politicians to usher in gun control legislation, the American public has responded by joining or donating to gun rights organizations in large numbers.
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Given that Earth harbors an abundance of life, the findings offer the latest tantalizing evidence that planets similarly capable of hosting life exist in large numbers beyond our solar system.
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And even though they voted in large numbers against Mr. Obama's first two nominees, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, they did not try to block those nominations from going forward.
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Several attacks over the past year or more have targeted police and soldiers deployed in large numbers to protect civilians and patrol sensitive spots such as airports and train stations.
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I thought someone might make the connection — East Austin is the only place in the city where black and brown people still live in large numbers, and they remain vocal.
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Asian-Americans attend prestigious universities in large numbers and make up "12 percent of the professional workforce while making up only 20183 percent of the U.S. population," my sister included.
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Mr. Espy's ambitions rest on a robust turnout from black Mississippians, who represent about 36 percent of the voting-age population and usually side with Democratic candidates in large numbers.
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But Mr. Manley said he saw no justification for an aggressive push into electric cars because most automakers aside from Tesla have struggled to sell those cars in large numbers.
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Instead of thinking about their opponents, Democrats should focus on their supporters, who voted in large numbers to give the party a House majority and keep the president in check.
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These two constituencies could play a decisive role in the election depending on whether they back Mr. Modi for a second term or switch to other parties in large numbers.
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The costs are rising even as G.M. is already spending billions of dollars to develop autonomous and electric vehicles, though it remains unclear when they might sell in large numbers.
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As that happens, those working-class white women and suburban housewives who voted for Trump in large numbers in 2016 may well desert him: Derangement is not really their thing.
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Given that Earth harbors an abundance of life, the findings offer the latest tantalizing evidence that planets similarly capable of hosting life exist in large numbers beyond our solar system.
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Big Major Cay Island's seriously adorable pigs have been dying in large numbers because tourists have been feeding them on the beach, leading to the pigs eating too much sand.
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If President Trump really wants to bring back manufacturing jobs in large numbers, why aren't we taking the lead in the sustainable fuel industry, with solar panels and wind turbines?
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Greece's migration ministry, which manages the Lesbos camp, has said it is trying to ease overcrowding but could not remove people in large numbers because of the EU-Turkey pact.
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President Trump waded into the dispute last year, echoing false or exaggerated allegations that white farmers were being forced off their land by the government and killed in large numbers.
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The iPhone X is Apple's first smartphone with an OLED (organic light-emitting diode) screen, and multiple reports suggest the company is having trouble producing the displays in large numbers.
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Customers have been slow to adopt electric vehicles in large numbers because of the limited operating range and long battery recharging times, and because of a lack of charging infrastructure.
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"What we see in big plant genomes—and also in salamanders and lungfish—is a much more heterogeneous set of repeats, none of which are present in [large numbers]," Leitch said.
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But there are problems with air strikes too—the jihadists stopped travelling in large numbers after American bombers killed more than 80 of them in one set of strikes in January.
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It's all big and silly, and it relies on crackerjack timing, nigh-immortal characters, and outsized coincidences, but those are all things that already exist in this franchise in large numbers.
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Security forces were out on the streets in large numbers, and the judges delivering the verdict were flown in on a military plane and arrived at the venue in armoured vehicles.
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"Of course, the departure of Dagestani radicals in large numbers made the situation in the republic healthier," said Magomed Abdurashidov from the Anti-terrorist Commission of Makhachkala, the capital of Dagestan.
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"They&aposre not places that we are necessarily going to colonize in large numbers," Roger Launius, a retired curator from the Smithsonian Institution&aposs National Air and Space Museum, told Space.com.
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If the interior minister, goaded on by Mr Söder and Mr Dobrindt, thought he could awaken a Trumpian, anti-establishment spirit in large numbers of Bavarian voters, then he misjudged them.
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In a recently published study, US Forest Service researchers Sonya Sachdeva and Sarah McCaffrey found that, when analyzed in large numbers, tweets about wildfires can accurately model the way smoke moves.
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Fall armyworm, which feasts in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, including sorghum, corn and sugarcane, can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of corn overnight.
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It burst into the world's consciousness in 240 when the price of the digital money began to spike, in no small part because Chinese investors began trading Bitcoins in large numbers.
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People with annual incomes less than two and half times the poverty level (less than $29,700 for an individual) receive the most generous subsidies and have signed up in large numbers.
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Biden has proven thus far that he can bring the necessary coalition of suburban women, African Americans, labor unions, disaffected Republicans and non-college-educated white voters together in large numbers.
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People in large numbers have been cancelling plans due to the growing number of travel restrictions, the desire to take precautions against catching or spreading the virus, and fears about it.
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Trump administration officials have deemed the policy a success and credited it with curbing "uncontrolled flows" of migrants, who had been arriving in large numbers last year, mainly from Central America.
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And it promised efforts to aid small and midsize businesses that are failing in large numbers, a main street lending program that could multiply the power of the congressional spending package.
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The legislature will go through the motions of debating the constitutional changes, but there is virtually no chance that the handpicked delegates will oppose them in large numbers when they vote.
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But that's also a moot point: Muslims have been living here in large numbers since the 1960s, and now Germany's six million Muslims make up roughly 6 percent of the population.
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The campaign released another ad on Wednesday accusing Biden of supporting cuts to Social Security, going directly after the older voters who have backed the former vice president in large numbers.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the outbreak could "accelerate the return of jobs to North America," although that was before the virus was detected in large numbers inside the United States.
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In part because, unlike some other suburbs, Ferguson did not have restrictions against high-density housing, black residents who wanted to live in apartment buildings began moving there in large numbers.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — After all the debates and forums, after the candidate surges, withdrawals and endorsements, voters in large numbers across the country finally had to land on a choice on Tuesday.
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Security forces were out on the streets in large numbers, and the judges delivering the verdict were flown in on a military plane and arrived at the venue in armored vehicles.
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The charges stem from a speech delivered to the main opposition party, MODEN, last Thursday in which Djibo called on his supporters to turn out in large numbers to defend democracy.
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The marine mammals have been seen in large numbers near the end of the river, where the water is cleaner and it widens to flow into the bay, the paper reports.
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In the main, however, what I sense is a real hunger for change among Democrats who, whatever intramural sparring about this issue, will come out in large numbers in the fall.
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Later that night, several hours after protesters had stormed the building, riot police officers returned in large numbers and fired tear gas while advancing in tight rows to disperse the protesters.
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Some users have even begun opting out of using the site altogether, although Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said last week that people weren't ditching the site in large numbers.
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My hope is that female voters -- along with their allies -- will vote in large numbers this Election Day to send a message to Trump that women should be believed, not demonized.
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What happened here in New Hampshire, in terms of an enthusiastic and an aroused electorate, people who came out in large numbers, that is what will happen all over this country.
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It's difficult for people to conceptualize quantities in large numbers, such as the tens of thousands of people who have died on their journey to Europe, seeking refuge from conflict and poverty.
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Here's how people are making a difference through simple gestures: They handed out coffee to cops New Yorkers came out in large numbers to praise and thank first responders for their work.
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Villagers opposed to the project will attend a council meeting later this month "in large numbers" and oppose the resolution approving the project, said Renuka Prabhugaonkar of the Citizens' Committee of Loliem.
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"I don't foresee us bringing in large numbers of coalition troops, mainly because what we're doing is, in fact, working," Townsend told a Pentagon news briefing, speaking via video conference from Baghdad.
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It's ironic because those people worried about the end of the Cuban Adjustment Act and leaving in large numbers are going to make it more likely that the Cuban Adjustment Act ends.
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He is especially popular with African-American Democrats who Clinton will need in large numbers when the nominating contest turns to South Carolina and other Southern states after Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The case has galvanized Germany at a time when its decision to take in large numbers of migrants and asylum seekers during Europe's 2015 migrant crisis is already stirring a political backlash.
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DETROIT, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co said on Wednesday it will collaborate with Lyft to deploy Ford self-driving vehicles on the ride services company's network in large numbers by 2021.
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Left unchanged, it is highly probable the deeming rule would result in large numbers of vapers reverting back to smoking or turning to the black market to access the products they desire.
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In the town of Kairana, where residents came to blows last year when the local BJP MP accused Muslims of driving out Hindus, voters from both communities turned out in large numbers.
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However, the fisheries in Australia could not keep up with Chinese demand and by the early 2000s, the California lobster started to be transported to China in large numbers to meet sales.
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No matter what happens, Americans are unlikely to find themselves sitting in large numbers behind sewing machines stitching up clothing or hovering over assembly lines as they fit electronics into circuit boards.
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But hypothetically, if this dream of popular space exploration comes to fruition and humans mobilize off Earth in large numbers, the Overview Effect may begin to lose some of its connective power.
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Sanders told the outlet that it was part of his push to "involve more young people in the political process" who are voting in large numbers, but there are still not enough.
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In parts of the city where deployment was thin most of this week, armed paramilitary patrols returned to the streets in large numbers, manning checkpoints made with concertina wire and metal barricades.
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The Cuban government immediately began relief efforts, deploying security forces in large numbers to the hardest-hit areas, along with convoys of trucks carrying food and heavy equipment to help remove debris.
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But rank-and-file Republican voters are lining up behind Trump in large numbers, closing the gap with Clinton's support among Democrats, which had been higher during earlier stages of the campaign.
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The question of Chinese interference is a sensitive one for Australia, an American ally that has embraced Beijing as its largest trade partner and welcomed Chinese investors and immigrants in large numbers.
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"But there are few signs that these measures have been effective: pigs continue to die in large numbers and pork price inflation is accelerating," the analysts wrote in a report last week.
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Women across the U.S. are running for Congress in large numbers this year, with more than twice as many women launching campaigns for the 2018 midterm elections than they did in 85033.
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Following an influx of asylum seekers last year, anti-immigration sentiment has been on the rise in the small Nordic country, which has little experience of taking in large numbers of refugees.
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Although it is early days for consumers to buy cars online in large numbers, much of the research is done on the Internet - a trend the company is looking to capitalize on.
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Police have mobilised police in large numbers to stop such protests spreading in a year when Aliyev has courted publicity by securing the right to host the international Formula 1 motor race.
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One reason low-income students may not enroll in large numbers is that many schools don't do a good job of publicizing the difference between the sticker price and the net price.
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Democratic senators are on the defensive this week after irate liberals called, tweeted, and showed up at campaign offices in large numbers to protest votes in favor of President Donald Trump's nominees.
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Millions of people have been practicing in their heads, working out how to respond the next time people are killed in large numbers on what started out as just another ordinary day.
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As Obamacare supporters turn out in large numbers at congressional town halls across the country, Republicans in the House of Representatives alone are deeply divided about what the legislation should look like.
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Finding sufficient expertise in large numbers of people, retaining the best and brightest and ensuring there are enough maintainers to see this through is also a big focus of the effort, Roper said.
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As Tesla enters the mainstream with its cheaper Model 1003, BMW has made a strategy u-turn to produce electric cars in large numbers, pledging to offer battery-powered variants of regular models.
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Wyatt would not confirm the number of officers deployed but said the department deployed in large numbers to prepare for the potential of violence that has unfolded at Trump rallies across the country.
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Last Monday, Hariri released an ambitious 17-point action plan to tackle the country's economic crisis, but the move failed to appease protesters who continued to pour into the streets in large numbers.
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When the Vega 64 launched in 2017, it also had comparable performance to Nvidia's top-tier GTX 1080, but it wasn't readily available in large numbers and its price spiked as a result.
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Migrants from the northern British Isles — Scots, Scots-Irish and others — pushed into these mountains in large numbers from the 1700s onward and did much to create the nation as we know it.
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"Typically such strandings of these species in large numbers are due to warm water intrusions," according to Linsey Sala, from the Pelagic Invertebrates Collection at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego.
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While the police commissioner has said that there are no known threats to the New Year's festivities, it's pretty standard protocol for the police to come out in large numbers during big events.
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Historically, small companies acquired by large ones got access to cash that would pay for the Phase 2 and Phase 3 trials that demonstrate a drug works reliably in large numbers of people.
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U.S. officials have expressed unease about the Saudi-led campaign against Houthi rebels in Yemen, which according to the United Nations and human rights groups has resulted in large numbers of civilian casualties.
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Campaigns are poring over evidence that conservatives in rural areas did not appear to turn out in large numbers because of the impeachment backdrop nationally, while Democratic voters were energized on Election Day.
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This is readily apparent at Yosemite in the drive from the valley floor, where the green hillsides are dotted — in some cases in large numbers — with the brown of dead pines and firs.
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Like anchovies, sardines, herring, alewives and mackerel, shad are forage fish — those relatively small fish that school in large numbers in the ocean and form a major link in the marine food web.
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Police, whose warnings against demonstrations were ignored, deployed with riot gear in large numbers but only scuffled with the protesters, who rallied, chanted and waved banners in the city centre for several days.
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He has ratcheted up his rhetoric in recent days, keen to help his party win back voters who defected in large numbers to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the Sept.
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Fans turned out in large numbers for the 105th edition of cycling's biggest race, standing along nearly every stretch of the route and waving the red-and-white flags of the Vendée region.
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CHICAGO — A Chicago police officer fatally shot a man Saturday evening on the city's South Side, angering nearby residents who gathered at the scene in large numbers and confronted officers for several hours.
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" "We cannot wait until people start really dying in large numbers … we need to start this production right now to get ready for the surge that is coming in two to three weeks.
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Background reading: It remains a big question whether Latino voters — whose variety of motivations and political interests is often flattened into a monolith — will turn out in large numbers for the midterm elections.
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The question of Chinese interference is a delicate one for Australia, an American ally that has embraced Beijing as its largest trade partner and welcomed Chinese investors, immigrants and students in large numbers.
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Appealing to far-right voters and Likud's own supporters to turn out in large numbers, Netanyahu has been portraying himself as being in lockstep with ultranationalists over retaining West Bank land through annexation.
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In large numbers, these fragile animals can stop boat traffic, devastate fisheries, or gum up the cooling systems of a power plant, as they once did in the Philippines, causing a massive blackout.
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Mr. Netanyahu's efforts to arouse his base by warning that Israeli Arabs would "steal" the election served only to motivate Arab citizens to vote in large numbers, reducing his share of the vote.
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Greece and Turkey share a border and have already traded barbs over tensions building up at the frontier where refugees and migrants have started arriving in large numbers in the past few days.
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Uniformed members of the security forces and pro-government militia men were deployed in large numbers in cities around the country, apparently in an unsuccessful effort to discourage a second day of protests.
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Countless women across the nation and around the world rejoice that the women of Alabama voted in large numbers against the Republican candidate who came to embody every man who would abuse them.
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The reality is that, even without the Clean Power Plan, coal plants would be retiring in large numbers because of the low price of natural gas and the declining cost of renewable energy.
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" Even after this, Biden expressly said that "we have always known" about the war in Iraq, namely that troops "would have to stay there in large numbers for a long period of time.
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If Brexit is now done and a new Labour leader takes over from Mr Corbyn, voters who have backed Mr Johnson in large numbers this time round could just as easily desert him.
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Slum dwellers who received formal titles to their unregistered homes did not head straight for the bank in large numbers to take out loans against their properties to build new businesses, she says.
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Ms. Park's statement followed mounting pressure from ordinary South Koreans, who have taken to the streets in large numbers for five straight Saturdays to demand that she resign or be impeached and arrested.
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In Germany, France, Sweden, Switzerland and elsewhere, activists have come together on social media to gather in large numbers and without much apparent preparation, the protests taking a different shape in each country.
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Currently, several automakers and technology companies are working on autonomous vehicles, with most experts predicting that self-driving cars will begin to appear on the roads in large numbers as soon as 2020.
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They dehumanized the individuals they were engaging, and seemed to not value human life by referring to them as 'dead bastards' and congratulating each other on the ability to kill in large numbers.
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To regain power, Democrats will need a strong showing of support among young voters, who traditionally have not shown up in large numbers for elections held in years when there is no presidential contest.
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But the political advantages were not hard to spot: black Americans, the young and women are all voter blocks that must turn out in large numbers if the Clinton-Kaine ticket is to win.
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But the political advantages were not hard to spot: black Americans, the young and women are all voter blocs that must turn out in large numbers if the Clinton-Kaine ticket is to win.
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Some exos already have limited FDA approval, but before exos become a widely recognized therapeutic tool—and before insurance companies begin covering them in large numbers—companies will need scientific evidence showing their value.
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"Above all else today, Spaniards should vote in large numbers to send a ... clear message of what we (as a nation) want over the next four years," Sanchez told reporters after voting near Madrid.
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While fans of opposing teams have shown up in large numbers during home games at the Coliseum, the Rams can vaunt their best season in years, regardless of what happened on Super Bowl Sunday.
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A strong batch of new films drew audiences to the theaters in large numbers this weekend, including Marvel's "Doctor Strange," which took the No. 1 spot with $85 million in domestic ticket sales. (AP)
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"The president came out and announced his firm and unshakeable belief that individuals were voting illegally in large numbers," said Levitt, who served as deputy assistant attorney general in the DOJ's Civil Rights Division.
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Stacey Evans is saturating the airwaves with ads talking about her humble upbringing, an apparent effort to win back working-class Democrats who left the party in large numbers to vote for President Trump.
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Moreover, having this centralized, relatively holistic view of the business means that we also can build more automated tools on top of those data to look for patterns in large numbers of different segments.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Severely malnourished children are dying in large numbers in northeast Nigeria, the former stronghold of Boko Haram militants where food supplies are close to running out, Medecins Sans Frontieres said on Wednesday.
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If you're interested in fostering kittens like little Gavin — who are popping up in large numbers at shelters during kitten season — visit the Arizona Humane Society's website, where you can complete foster training online.
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While one source says some 5,000 French Jews have moved to Britain in the past few years, there is, Mr Arkush notes, no question of British Jews leaving for, say, Israel in large numbers.
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In the aftermath of Alabama's roller coaster Senate special election in December 2017, a national spotlight was shone on the black women who turned out in large numbers to vote for Democrat Doug Jones.
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Democratic pollster Nancy Zdunkewicz on Monday said that white working-class women, a voting bloc that voted for Trump in large numbers in 2202, are increasingly moving toward Democrats over Trump in 2628 polls.
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Fall armyworms, which feast in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, including sorghum, corn and sugarcane, can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of crops in a single night.
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If lined up in large numbers and paired with cameras that snap images when movement is detected, these sensors could provide a more detailed picture of border activity and help agents organize their response.
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"Just as it is important for people to not visit aged care facilities in large numbers, it is also important they're not visiting remote indigenous communities or remote parts of the country," he added.
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One result was that high schoolers and university students turned out in large numbers at a mostly peaceful march one week ago Sunday, and also occupied a highway on Wednesday outside the Legislative Council.
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"It's only a matter of time before we'll get a vulnerable group that will die in large numbers," said Jonathan O'Neill, the managing director of the Fire Protection Association, Britain's national fire safety organization.
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"If historical patterns were to hold true, they would suggest I would lose this race," Mr. Kobach said after he warned supporters in Dodge City that liberals were casting early ballots in large numbers.
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One of the Republican president's main objectives has been to reduce the number of asylum claims primarily by Central American migrants who have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border in large numbers during his presidency.
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"Just as it is important for people to not visit aged care facilities in large numbers, it is also important they're not visiting remote indigenous communities or remote parts of the country," he added.
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To be sure of it, New York Democrats need to turn out in large numbers on Thursday to support every reform-driven candidate possible — for the Legislature, for attorney general, even for party committees.
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If the newly enfranchised Virginians do begin signing up in large numbers, it's likely to be a boon for Clinton in a critical state because considerable evidence exists that ex-offenders lean toward Democrats.
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Others have followed the path of a reverse migration, making homes in places like Atlanta, many decades after black families came to Chicago and other Northern cities in large numbers in search of opportunity.
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Even if the data is accurate, and the number of cases is stabilizing, it may be weeks before it is safe for people to be moving around freely again or gathering in large numbers.
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If salespeople and cashiers lose their jobs in large numbers, as economists say seems likely, they could be in better shape in some ways than those who have lost jobs in industries like manufacturing.
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Certainly no candidate in modern political history has built a more expansive operation in less time, positioning Mr. Bloomberg to capitalize on any support he can generate, should it ever arrive in large numbers.
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Kenyans on Tuesday voted in large numbers an election that pits President Uhuru Kenyatta against challenger Raila Odinga in this East African economic hub as well as the ethnic allegiances that shadow its democracy.
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If lined up in large numbers and paired with cameras that snap images when movement is detected, these sensors could provide a more detailed picture of border activity and help agents organize their activities.
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Cultural tourists stopped visiting Egypt in large numbers after the uprising in 2011 against former President Hosni Mubarak; the emergence of Islamic State insurgents in the Sinai Peninsula in late 2013 further depressed those numbers.
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And EU leaders are loath to deepen an east-west split created by the refusal of Poland, Hungary and others to take in large numbers of refugees to ease the migration crisis in the bloc.
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The opening of additional facilities to shelter children is indicative of the situation at the US-Mexico border, where migrants continue to cross and turn themselves in to the US Border Patrol in large numbers.
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And so as US consumers began rolling over — cutting out all kinds of purchases in favor of paying debts (and then, in large numbers, eventually defaulting on those debts) — so too went the US economy.
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Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said in late July that severely malnourished children are dying in large numbers in northeast Nigeria, the former stronghold of Boko Haram militants where food supplies are close to running out.
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Trucks are a lucrative industry, they are a big space that a lot is happening in right now, especially with electric trucking, because we all know carbon footprints come from trucks quite in large numbers.
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Some African-Americans, who came out in large numbers to twice elect Obama, viewed the suggestions that he wasn't born in the U.S. as racist and an attempt to delegitimize the nation's first black president.
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Americans who believe "people like them" were once politically potent, economically central and culturally ascendant, but feel they have been increasingly marginalized in each of those arenas, came out in large numbers to support Trump.
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Fans came out in large numbers at the airport in Narita, east of Tokyo, waving placards and banners saying "Thank you for gold medal" and "Fly High Yuzu", in reference to figure skater Yuzuru Hanyu.
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Kurds voted in large numbers in an independence referendum in northern Iraq on Monday, ignoring pressure from Baghdad, threats from Turkey and Iran, and international warnings that the vote may ignite yet more regional conflict.
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Despite the onset of winter, migrants escaping war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa have continued to pour into Europe in large numbers, leading several countries to step up efforts to restrict flows.
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I began at the Hmong Cultural Center and Hmong American Partnership on University Avenue in Frogtown, a neighborhood where many Hmong immigrants settled when they began fleeing Southeast Asia in large numbers in the 21s.
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According to a Democratic member familiar with the DACA discharge petition efforts, Democrats have been given the clear sign to start signing the petition and are expected to start doing so in large numbers Thursday.
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Affluent financial hub Hong Kong is one of the biggest destinations for maids in Asia, with some 22012,20163 women from the Philippines and Indonesia heading in large numbers to work there, according to government data.
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"The recent focus on counterinsurgency operations has resulted in large numbers of soldiers who have not experienced or trained thoroughly on the tasks required to perform a broader range of military operations," the GAO reported.
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Mr. Putin — who was then the prime minister, plotting his return to the presidency — said her words were a "signal" to protesters, encouraging them to take to the streets, which they did in large numbers.
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Mr. Trump would reject the path taken by recent Republican presidents, including Ronald Reagan, who put those ideas into practice through trade agreements, and from Republican lawmakers who voted for those agreements in large numbers.
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If you can maintain your position in the face of that, then we can take you seriously — not while you're pontificating from the White House before Americans have really started to die in large numbers.
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As a result of AARP's efforts—and the tendency of older Americans to vote in large numbers—talking about cuts to Medicare or Social Security has become the most electrified third rail of American politics.
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While men are effectively divided on the question, women are backing Democrats in large numbers: 230 percent of women said Democrats should take over Congress while just 210 percent prefer Republicans to retain their majorities.
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Millions of Americans are now largely confined to their homes as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and many of them have turned to Amazon for household staples, groceries, and medical supplies in large numbers.
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Farmers found a ready work force in Mexicans who began arriving in large numbers to fill wartime labor shortages in the 22017s and others who later fled rising unemployment and a financial crisis at home.
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In the late 1970s, when undocumented immigrants had yet to move in large numbers beyond border states, Texas passed a law authorizing local school districts to ban them from public schools or charge them tuition.
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The spokesman for the watchdog Guardian Council Abbasali Kadkhodai predicted that the turnout will be around 50%, telling state television on Friday that the Iranian nation had disappointed its enemies by voting in large numbers.
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It later took in large numbers of refugees from Southeast Asia, the former Soviet Union and Cuba, and in more recent years, accepted those fleeing war and genocide in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
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But we believe there is sufficient evidence to suggest that the timing of the survey week meant that college-age workers, who return to the job market in large numbers beginning in May, were undercounted.
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The scene where Viet Cong forces round up the village of Montagnard Vietnamese people is extremely unsettling in the context of the actual war, where civilians including women and children were killed in large numbers.
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The president and Republicans are trying to fire up their base ahead of next month's hotly-contested election, in an effort to stave off a possible "blue wave" that could see Democrats elected in large numbers.
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Several months after the 2001 fall of Kabul, I remember being stunned at the sight of US soldiers and Apache attack helicopters deployed in large numbers in dusty mountains of Shah-i-Kot in Eastern Afghanistan.
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The Trump presidency is in mortal peril because his party in Congress will rise with honor against his offenses, or risk being impeached in large numbers by angry voters in a cataclysmic disaster on Election Day.
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They can generate massive amounts of fake traffic and ad impressions by automatically clicking on websites and ads in large numbers, thereby siphoning off an estimated billions of dollars a year from the digital advertising industry.
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"In the post World War II period, we had very strong labor force growth - especially with women entering the workforce in large numbers," said Chad Stone, chief economist at The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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BMW had an early lead in premium electric vehicles but throttled back its ambitions after the i3, an expensive city car, failed to sell in large numbers, allowing Tesla to overtake BMW in electric car sales.
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One group of internet sleuths thinks it has found clues in plain sight, pointing to lots and garages in California, New Jersey, Arizona and other states where Tesla cars have been found parked in large numbers.
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Baby boomers, the largest generation aside from millennials, are aging and dying in large numbers at a time when environmental concerns are top of mind, causing many of us to consider how death affects the environment.
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BMW had an early lead in premium electric vehicles but throttled back its ambitions after the i3, an expensive city car, failed to sell in large numbers, leading Tesla to overtake BMW in electric car sales.
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The military, meanwhile, largely abandoned X-planes in favor of a small number of nonexperimental warplanes that it intended to build in large numbers, including the B-2, the F-22 and F-35 stealth fighters.
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Aquaculture farms in the Pacific Northwest—systems designed to churn out clams in large numbers—are watching clams fail to thrive, and it's an indication that young shellfish throughout the oceans are struggling to create shells.
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We need to recognize that the baby-boom generation, which has been a big and reliable component of our workforce, is retiring in large numbers (the birth class of 28500 turned 6900 almost six years ago).
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A victory by Mr. Espaillat would realize a long-sought goal of the so-called Dominican diaspora, which began to take root here in large numbers after the United States invaded the Caribbean nation in 20143.
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Even so, that intriguing blend of policies has made it difficult for the Libertarian ticket, which includes William F. Weld, the former Republican governor of Massachusetts, to attract stray Democrats or disenchanted Republicans in large numbers.
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And taking that back might seem particularly important to those voters who fear that Britain will have to take in large numbers of refugees from the Middle East and North Africa who have fled to Europe.
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Through platforms like YouTube and Instagram they're building their own digital hubs which allows them to pull in large numbers from a strong and vocal audience, locally and internationally, without need or opinions from the mainstream .
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Today, the Lower East Side's foreign-born population is predominantly Chinese, a result of the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act that repealed the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 and allowed Chinese to come in large numbers.
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The result, he said, had been that militants had moved in large numbers from Iraqi border areas to Deir al-Zor where they were trying to dig in on the left bank of the River Euphrates.
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Akhtar Mohammad, the police chief of the district, said that at least 36 soldiers had been killed in the district since the Taliban attacked there in large numbers on Friday, and that the fighting was continuing.
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One group of internet sleuths thinks it has found clues in plain sight, pointing to lots and garages in California, New Jersey, Arizona and other states where Tesla cars have been found parked in large numbers.
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A retired university professor nearly 30 years Mr. Hofer's senior, Mr. Van der Bellen represents an urban, open and cosmopolitan Austria, which came to assist refugees over the past year and a half in large numbers.
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The immensely impractical ID Buggy would never sell in large numbers, VW admits, but it would have one crucial job: Like the VW ID Buzz electric microbus, the buggy will help make Volkswagen's electric cars cool.
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Women now in their 60s and 70s were the first generation to become professionals in large numbers, but that doesn't explain all of the increase in older women who work, which began in the late 1980s.
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In an interview published on Saturday, Faymann proposed that "Germany, if it's ready to take in refugees in large numbers, issues transit visa for refugees at the external EU border or outside of the European Union".
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Mining accidents, hydroelectric dam failures, natural gas explosions and oil train crashes all kill people, sometimes in large numbers, and smoke from coal-burning kills them in enormous numbers, more than half a million per year.
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Hundreds of high-school students protested in Paris over police use of force on Thursday, blocking the entrances to a dozen schools before heading to a banned street rally where riot police turned out in large numbers.
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Because the US cannot commit its own ground troops in large numbers — neither the American nor Iraqi publics would allow it — it's forced to rely on local forces to beat back ISIS, both in Syria and Iraq.
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"Not only are the long term effects of knocking out CGRP unknown, but we also will not become aware of potentially rare, serious shorter term side effects until the antibodies are used in large numbers of patients."
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A key appeal for the vehicle is that it would be cheap to produce in large numbers: they will reportedly cost "a couple million bucks" each, which is extremely cheap compared to a larger, crewed fighter jet.
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"People at long last are speaking out in large numbers, and we feel this industry, and the country, is finally ready for an unflinching film about the reality of sexual assault and harassment in Hollywood," Ziering said.
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"Porcine organs are considered favorable resources for xenotransplantation since they are similar to human organs in size and function, and can be bred in large numbers," they wrote in a study published Thursday in the journal Science.
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The Mirror article includes a quote from an anonymous Manchester drug dealer who echoes the fact that the pills are highly dosed with 2CB, and that they've been selling them in large numbers around Holland and Germany.
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While civilians from the stronghold, the city of Hawija, have sought safety in Kirkuk and elsewhere in Iraq's Kurdish region, this past weekend was the first time they came in large numbers with men of fighting age.
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Italians generally vote in large numbers, but the turnout on Sunday — a little over 71 percent, according to the Italian Interior Ministry — was a decrease from the 75 percent turnout in 2013 and 80 percent in 2008.
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But a far wider coalition fueled Biden's victories, with some of his biggest support coming from African Americans - a key Democratic voting bloc - and white voters over 60 - a group that regularly turns out in large numbers.
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The district was receiving "reports of students gathering in large numbers and some posting their disregard for the risks associated with the current outbreak," said Scarsdale's school superintendent, Thomas Hagerman, in an email to parents on Wednesday.
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Mr. Talpin noted a big change from 2012, when the poor suburbs turned out in large numbers to vote for the Socialist Party candidate, Mr. Hollande; he was running against President Nicolas Sarkozy, whom many people opposed.
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Wisconsin voters signaled their unrest by turning out in large numbers and electing Democrats in a series of special state elections earlier this year, including a pair of wins in districts that supported Trump by wide margins.
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Klein stressed that anti-Semitism had been a problem in Germany long before the refugee influx and added that Jewish institutions here and in other countries had needed police protection before migrants started coming in large numbers.
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It has been in decline for over half a century, however, and now employs just 130 full-time workers, specializing in energy and marine engineering projects - though it hires in large numbers of contractors when it secures work.
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What's happening: "Analysts say TVB's reporting has largely focused on how the protests have disrupted Hong Kong's famed efficiency, while playing down the political frustrations that have driven people to the streets in large numbers," the Times writes.
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Record numbers of Turkish expats voted in the referendum, and Turkish groups in Germany have expressed concerns over Turkish Germans voting in large numbers to approve the reforms, saying that it represents anti-democratic sentiments among German Turks.
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More recently, parents have begun refusing in large numbers to vaccinate their children; in Utah County, the hub of the state's alternative-health industry, forty-three per cent of kindergartners have not received their full suite of vaccinations.
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The abdominal fat was then strained with an enzyme called Matrase to break down fat tissue and release the pure stem cells in large numbers (roughly 75 million cells) without modifying or changing the nature of the cells.
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"For the first time, we have people who were in government and in the ruling party now outside and in large numbers," said Jonathan Moyo, the minister of higher education and one of ZANU-PF's most influential officials.
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During the seventies and eighties, workers came across the border in large numbers, because of a rapidly growing population, a lack of jobs, and a bad economy triggered by the devaluation of the peso after an oil boom.
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Some hard-liners in Cuba, including the late Fidel Castro, criticized the opening with the United States, but many Cubans rejoiced as Americans returned to the island in large numbers for the first time in a half century.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's popularity has waned since migrants started arriving in large numbers last summer and she expects next year's federal election, in which she plans to run for a fourth term, to be "tough like no other".
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This law enforcement tactic of arresting people in large numbers at protests — known as kettling — was used in Toronto during a Group of 20 protest in 2010 and during more recent demonstrations in North Dakota and St. Louis.
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One idea suggested by some supporters would be a post that would let him engage more directly with voters of color, a core part of the Democratic Party base that he failed to win over in large numbers.
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Javier Zarracina/Matt Moore Since microcephaly started showing up in large numbers in Brazil, researchers have been looking at data from past Zika outbreaks to see if this had previously been an issue that no one had noticed.
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One recent Sunday, they scanned downtown from the furnished roof deck of their building, recalling the meatpacking district when it was still hosing animal blood and guts from the sidewalk, and prostitutes walked the streets in large numbers.
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BARCELONA, Spain — Catalonia residents opposed to independence from Spain took to the streets of Barcelona in large numbers on Sunday but struck a moderate tone, with many saying they felt Catalan and Spanish — and wanted to remain both.
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We committed to it, and they asked us to take a lot of Chinese sailors, which was not possible because they did not have the background or competencies to do a round-the-world race in large numbers.
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Soldiers and police officers had been deployed in large numbers, and the sentence was delivered not in a court but at the jail where Mr. Singh was being held, in Rohtak, about 50 miles northwest of New Delhi.
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Voters in South Korea elected Moon Jae-in on Tuesday, turning out in large numbers to pick a new president after the ouster in March of Park Geun-hye, who was forced from office in a corruption scandal.
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From Lomé to Freetown, Khartoum to Kampala and Kinshasa to Luanda, people went out to the streets in large numbers, ignoring threats and bans on protests and refusing to back down even in the face of brutal clampdowns.
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Most important, at this point none of the Democratic presidential candidates has developed an authoritative and credible strategy to turn out loyal constituencies in large numbers while attracting persuadable but less liberal voters torn between left and right.
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The firm also pointed out there is some debate over whether or not the growth in third-party skills even matters, since so many of them are virtually invisible – never discovered by end users or installed in large numbers.
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East Europeans tended to be kind of included in the European group, until they came in large numbers — at which point various parties in Western Europe became almost as hostile toward Eastern Europeans as they were toward non-Europeans.
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According to the FT, this revision to the Dublin asylum regulation will include a clause that allows countries to avoid taking in asylum seekers, such as Poland, who has thus far refused to take in large numbers of refugees.
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Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said in late July that severely malnourished children are dying in large numbers in the region, where food supplies are close to running out, and warned of "pockets of what is close to a famine".
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ERBIL/SULAIMANIYA, Iraq (Reuters) - Kurds voted in large numbers in an independence referendum in northern Iraq on Monday, ignoring pressure from Baghdad, threats from Turkey and Iran, and international warnings that the vote may ignite yet more regional conflict.
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When migrants started arriving in large numbers about a year ago, some were met with applause, cheers and gifts, but the mood has since shifted due to concerns about integration and attacks by asylum seekers on civilians this summer.
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Why it matters: The effort to play with humans — rather than against them — is a step toward an optimistic future of work in which AI cooperates with people to complete tasks, rather than wiping out workers in large numbers.
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Though they can appear in large numbers, they typically do not show any signs of aggression — the sweat bees have the least painful sting of all stinging insects — and will only sting someone if they're pressed against their skin.
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Koala milk proteins may be one of the creature's best defences against chlamydia — a common disease in koalas, causing blindness and infertility in members of the species in large numbers across the states of New South Wales and Queensland.
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The introduction of the new hub comes at a time when people have turned to social media in large numbers after not being able to get help quickly through traditional channels, like 911, in the wake of a crisis.
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While frontline states on the Mediterranean bore the immediate impact of the jump in immigration, and wealthy countries such as Germany and Sweden also took in large numbers, post-communist governments in the east refused to accept their share.
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In past interviews, and in the RBMA interview as well, I heard Lucier note that today's young people attend his performances in large numbers—and that they even have greater attentions spans than the youth of 20 years ago.
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I think that if we look at the most recent election and we see how it played out in terms of the people showing up in large numbers and with great intention, I am very hopeful that will continue.
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"People didn't come in large numbers to receive the convoy, they were afraid of the bombing," Amjad Abbar, a member of a local council in Daraya, said by telephone, with sounds of explosions and aircraft heard in the background.
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They can be found between the young who voted in large numbers for Remain and those over 45, who voted for Leave; between the cities and the countryside; between richer and poorer; and between better educated and less educated.
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People don't switch if they're happy with their current experienceAmericans are still banking with brick-and-mortar banks in large numbers, but apparently it's not because they don't trust online banks or need to talk to someone in person.
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About 23 young fellows, several of whom are undocumented but have DACA permits allowing them to stay and work in the country, worked in and around Chicago in high-density immigrant neighborhood that typically don't vote in large numbers.
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"What the last year has shown is that people in Iran, especially women, are no longer afraid to go out and protest, whether in large numbers or through lone acts of protest," said Mansoureh Mills, Amnesty International's Iran researcher.
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The Iraqi side of the border had seen the deployment in large numbers of Iran-allied Iraqi Shi'ite militias who now de facto control large stretches of the frontier, with posts not far from military bases housing U.S. troops.
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Abortion-rights advocates know, however, that just as they have become more organized in the past two years, their opponents also turned out in large numbers to object to legalization in 2018, urged on by Catholic and evangelical churches.
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In the 2018 midterms, an energized Democratic base turned out in large numbers to lift Tammy Baldwin to victory over her pro-Trump Republican rival for a United States Senate seat, and elect a Democrat, Tony Evers, as governor.
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"The next period should be how we reorganize the whole political system," he told Reuters at his office in Ramallah, where party members and supplicants gathered in large numbers this week to put their views and seek his influence.
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The call came after Fatah, the mainstream Palestinian movement Mr. Abbas leads, called via Twitter and Facebook for Palestinians to turn out in large numbers to pray at Al Aqsa in defiance of the Israeli decision to close it.
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A report released in November by Amnesty International found that LGBTQ people were fleeing to the U.S from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala in large numbers due to "epidemic levels of violence," including killings by gangs and security forces.
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Perhaps strangest of all, it wasn't just Trump but his supporters who seemed to have come out of nowhere, suddenly expressing, in large numbers, ideas far more extreme than anything that has risen to such popularity in recent memory.
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