"You hear about it in other places, but not Clovis."
|
|
But in other places, people were desperate to get in.
|
|
But in other places, the rules are a bit murkier.
|
|
It seems to work in other places in the world.
|
|
But in other places, the worst is yet to come.
|
|
In other places, I just walked around between the traps.
|
|
Updates in some places, but no updates in other places.
|
|
It's also inconsistent with the FAA's regulations in other places.
|
|
In other places they use glass fibre, which is cheaper.
|
|
However, the service has been rapidly expanding in other places.
|
|
No, I had only heard about it in other places.
|
|
And in other places, the malfunction caused extremely long lines.
|
|
I think in other places there's not such a variety.
|
|
I believe we have experiences to share in other places.
|
|
And then things started to come apart in other places.
|
|
It's just cheaper to make those things in other places.
|
|
But in other places, regional styles are in fact emerging.
|
|
These measures can serve as catalysts for reform in other places.
|
|
Foreign money has helped propel skyrocketing prices in other places, too.
|
|
Even in other places, other little towns, you don't get that.
|
|
Companies in other places routinely pass on higher costs to consumers.
|
|
Central bankers in other places are disinclined to relax policy further.
|
|
However she's acted as a strong leader in other places too.
|
|
Still, homes in other places continue to push the underground envelope.
|
|
In other places, they stole all their belongings and beat them.
|
|
"God knows what they've been doing in other places," he added.
|
|
And it just has some consequences for folks in other places.
|
|
In other places, the melting permafrost is creating craters and sinkholes.
|
|
But because we're trying to build something that can also be a global payment system that works in other places, it may be less welcome in other places if it's only 223% based on the dollar.
|
|
I can only talk about the UK. That's different in other places.
|
|
Muslim dress is contentious in other places where French influence is strong.
|
|
Some districts get that money and can put it in other places.
|
|
He went on to find a similar disconnect in other places, too.
|
|
Similar plans have worked in other places, albeit on a smaller scale.
|
|
So you'll see us moving quickly in other places in the world.
|
|
The lessons from Greenlight are being put to use in other places.
|
|
In other places, farther from the battlefields, it might look decidedly kitsch.
|
|
But in other places, white clover has become a plant that marvels.
|
|
There is a richness in community unparalleled in other places she's lived.
|
|
Is it jumping to conclusions that you haven't seen in other places?
|
|
The model can be used in other places and for other drugs.
|
|
I think if you're in other places, traditionally that's been really hard.
|
|
In other places we don't and we're trying to get in there.
|
|
And we are sharing our stories of what's happening in other places.
|
|
In other places, seawater poured into the streets at every high tide.
|
|
In other places, the police might have killed him on the spot.
|
|
Such government reports have proven to be notoriously unreliable in other places.
|
|
But in other places, the legal power of treaties has been reinforced.
|
|
"What's normal in New York isn't normal in other places," she said.
|
|
" The sense was, he said, "it was going on in other places.
|
|
Ultimately, that means that money has to be made in other places.
|
|
And that fight can be harder here than it is in other places.
|
|
In other places, the loader is alone—that's what we were looking for.
|
|
But in other places along the East Coast, the tone was less upbeat.
|
|
It survived the Crusaders, who dealt cruelly with eastern Christians in other places.
|
|
In other places, the hyena print was on top of a wolf print.
|
|
There's no new app to learn, as you might see in other places.
|
|
We've seen the slowing in the industrial economy here and in other places.
|
|
In other places millet, teff, sorghum, cassava or sweet potatoes are more important.
|
|
The culture of sexual abuse at Fox has been replicated in other places.
|
|
Whereas in other places, people would have looked around and not found anything.
|
|
It seems those postcards were available in other places besides the death camp.
|
|
Storms rage in other places where rivals vie for control of the mines.
|
|
There's been similar resistance in other places where electric cars are showing up.
|
|
We do have a partnership with the Government in other places as well.
|
|
But in other places -- like TGIF -- our scale is challenging us to evolve.
|
|
In other places, corruption allows extremist groups to expand and find new recruits.
|
|
One thought is that Kaiwen would start new Westminster schools in other places.
|
|
Adoption has been slower in other places, like Canada and the United Kingdom.
|
|
In other places America is simply a less significant part of the story.
|
|
In other places, it's a lack of access to immunizations or civil unrest.
|
|
You have to go out and shoot your pictures in other places anyway.
|
|
But as floodwaters receded in other places, Hamburg remained largely submerged on Wednesday.
|
|
But in other places, Clinton seemed to create new anti-Obamacare talking points.
|
|
"In other places, manhood is proven by carrying weapons," says a resident of Mukalla.
|
|
In other places people spoke out for rights for refugees, immigrants and LGBT Americans.
|
|
That in turn influences the hierarchs and adherents of those churches in other places.
|
|
"We see the potential to have this in other places as well," she said.
|
|
"We see the potential to have this in other places as well," she said.
|
|
Check out Peter Bagge, David Liljemark, Ruben Dahlstrand, and Flu Hartberg in other places.
|
|
"In other places, you have to have huge ideas to break through the clutter."
|
|
I think it aligns in some places and it's a concern in other places.
|
|
People were running in the dining room and in other places in the hotel.
|
|
The same appeared to be true in other places where Paddock had a house.
|
|
And we see that reflected in other places like secondary volumes and what not.
|
|
In other places, the constraints aren't legally in place, but they're implied by society.
|
|
But why was that pursuit more vigorous in the South than in other places?
|
|
It's actually the opposite of what we think of finding life in other places.
|
|
Soviet-era war monuments have caused a stir in other places in eastern Europe.
|
|
It's possible he does better in other places than he did in South Carolina.
|
|
" In other places, it notes, insurance would be available only with "very high premiums.
|
|
He is quoted in other places prereferendum as saying of course we must remain.
|
|
But the ties between racism and Classics exist in other places outside the internet.
|
|
In other places, there are a lot of independent labels, but not really here.
|
|
That makes it easier than it is in other places to tell who's winning.
|
|
It's why the company is testing ads in other places, like Messenger and Instagram Stories.
|
|
But I'll use that in other places and other characters if it's the end here.
|
|
All of a sudden I started seeing Tom's exact framing pop up in other places.
|
|
Nevertheless, his name remains little known, including in other places where he lived and worked.
|
|
The trend in digital detoxing has also been echoed in other places around the world.
|
|
That is true in the South China Sea, as in other places around the globe.
|
|
People didn't seem to care about careers as much as they did in other places.
|
|
Dogs in other places, like Borneo, he said, show almost no trace of European breeds.
|
|
Several of them have already lived abroad in other places like Hong Kong and Singapore.
|
|
In other places, such as Goa, the state government has nearly modernized all the streetlights.
|
|
When I used to rehearse in other places you'd have cocks drawn on the wall.
|
|
As I discovered, painting missions in Bangkok are often more relaxed than in other places.
|
|
In other places, it's natural gas plants that are less efficient, or old coal plants.
|
|
Kind of obvious when you think about it, which is it's common in other places.
|
|
"But in other places — like TGIF — our scale is challenging us to evolve," he writes.
|
|
One strategy companies have tried is developing vaccines in other places outside traditional chicken eggs.
|
|
That is true in the Sea of Japan, as in other places around the globe.
|
|
Ship owners and managers often register their vessels in other places to avoid domestic regulations.
|
|
" Carr added ... "I know he's had history in other places, but I think people change.
|
|
Turns out, that monthly student-loan debt can go a long ways in other places.
|
|
But in other places like Zimbabwe the high cost of imports is raising price pressures.
|
|
"This is just part of our inventory, we have more in other places," said Jiang.
|
|
Free parking, or "premium" parking closer to entrances, is offered to EV owners in other places.
|
|
But over time, we see automation making manufacturing and assembly affordable and fast in other places.
|
|
They found that their friends—even those in other places, with completely different weather—were influenced.
|
|
There have been girls in Greece, and in other places, who call themselves Pussy Riot, too.
|
|
Maybe you always continue working the same amount, but you send your focuses in other places.
|
|
In other places you just have to be determined and look for any sort of opening.
|
|
But in other places, like Turkey or Syria, using Wikipedia can be difficult, and even dangerous.
|
|
For example, if one hand is stimulating your clitoris, try caressing your skin in other places.
|
|
Meanwhile, the two militaries have adopted an increasingly combative stance toward each other in other places.
|
|
And the toll will almost certainly rise as the stinkbug takes up residence in other places.
|
|
Victor added that he suspected Uber staff were present on the site in other places too.
|
|
In other places, Michelle pointed out, racism failed as a campaign strategy, and diverse candidates won.
|
|
The study noted that a larger share of Detroit children were tested than in other places.
|
|
We're starting to see hot spots emerge in other places like New Orleans and Atlanta, elsewhere.
|
|
Case counts are increasing in other places, ranging from New Orleans to Philadelphia to Albany, Georgia.
|
|
In other places, where we've had ample cellphone numbers, we've often had too many younger voters.
|
|
How is shopping in Columbus, Ohio, different from shopping in other places, according to the article?
|
|
In other places, though, like Florida, bipartisan coalitions have encouraged supporters of expanded student-athlete compensation.
|
|
"It's not a war like it is in other places," said Florence Vernadat, Panthera's project coordinator.
|
|
In other places, such a surge in credit has led to souring loans and, sometimes, financial crisis.
|
|
In fact, in most places where we work, we work in other places where there's mass displacement.
|
|
"So many people are focused on Houston while there's danger in other places," he told Morning Joe.
|
|
In other places they are centered in a single neighborhood, working their magic from the core out.
|
|
In other places he has been happy to embrace dictators and ignore the erosion of human rights.
|
|
It's not like the system in other [places], like Africa, so it's hard to know the system.
|
|
When consumers become meal kit subscribers, they naturally cut back on their food spending in other places.
|
|
We have information and evidence and ideas about what's worked in the past or in other places.
|
|
In other places in the world, these kinds of genetic enhancements are already a readily used option.
|
|
"It will go for further research, and hopefully to go treat wildlife in other places," she said.
|
|
In other places, an appendix has been added in, giving more attention and detail to certain topics.
|
|
Staying put in some places is going to better for your retirement than in other places, though.
|
|
In other places, crucial ecosystem restoration or, in rarer instances, historical preservation, may justify the corps's involvement.
|
|
Similar patterns were observed in other places in the world where there was mass administration of chloroquine.
|
|
He added the number will climb when the fires are and damage can assessed in other places.
|
|
And then, when I would do research, I would see also her repeating it in other places.
|
|
Those are some of the things we see in other places that are more direct election rigging.
|
|
Groceries have been in short supply as New Yorkers head to vacation homes in other places, too.
|
|
The declines are concentrated in a minority of states; in other places, public coverage has actually increased.
|
|
"There is a tendency to dump them in other places to get rid of them," he said.
|
|
Really is a wow statement in a model apartment that you wouldn&apost see in other places.
|
|
Unlike in other places in the country, in Jeddah I saw plenty of people enjoying themselves outside.
|
|
In other places Labour appears to have done a better job at winning over those concerned by Brexit.
|
|
On iPhone: While things were especially bad in China, Apple saw weak iPhone demand in other places, too.
|
|
GL: I'd say it's pretty standard, though there's maybe more discussion on Figure 1 than in other places.
|
|
And while companies in other places have thrived with the same practice, arguably San Franciscans do it best.
|
|
But the biggest surprise was seeing so many Russian ground forces in other places in Syria as well.
|
|
Yet as in other places, it is the youth who shoulder the heaviest burden of conflict and poverty.
|
|
"Around the world, in other places, gay people have joined forces to fight for their rights," he said.
|
|
The company has streamed some NBA and MLB regular season games, but those were available in other places.
|
|
In other places, the United Nations received reports that security forces intimidated voters to choose ruling coalition candidates.
|
|
Instead, it is a cog in a machine that facilitates tax cuts in other places, territoriality, and permanency.
|
|
Meanwhile, as in other places, growing numbers of Atlantans have been attracted by his reliance on local ingredients.
|
|
British citizens are now on high alert, uncertain whether the deadly poison is still lurking in other places.
|
|
In other places, such as an area near the Santa Monica Mountains, a wildlife overpass has been proposed.
|
|
"I don't think I have such powers, not in Mogadishu, Somalia, and not in other places," Yovanovitch said.
|
|
How that-- that great technology and those great ideas that we develop come to scale in other places.
|
|
"I don't think I have such powers — not in Mogadishu, Somalia, and not in other places," Yovanovitch replied.
|
|
And it's not as though our counterparts in other places don't have their own internal fights, as well.
|
|
The administration also began working on resettling Yemenis in other places, starting with Eastern Europe in late 2014.
|
|
Pele's hair isn't unique to Hawaii, and various mythologies have been crafted around its occurrence in other places.
|
|
"Well, I don't think I have such powers — not in Mogadishu, Somalia, not in other places," she began.
|
|
Perhaps the aggressive testing had just made the scale of the problem clear earlier than in other places.
|
|
In other places, families are reluctant to send girls to school, especially over long distances in rural parts.
|
|
It was nominally endometriosis, a disease in which the uterine lining grows in other places in the body.
|
|
"Anti-Semitism was something that happened in history, that happened in other places," she said, her voice breaking.
|
|
Hourly workers who lost their jobs are being offered transfers to open GM factory jobs in other places.
|
|
I'm off doing my work in other places and they call up and say, 'Hey, can you go?
|
|
Countless murals honoring Kobe have popped up all over Los Angeles and in other places around the world.
|
|
The synagogue has had security guards for the past few years after shootings in other places, he said.
|
|
"The life of a writer is more fraught here than it might be in other places," he said.
|
|
Those are the things they take off from the top of a building and land in other places.
|
|
"I want to identify what I can do here that can't be done in other places," he adds.
|
|
In other places, including Inkster and Buena Vista Township, near Saginaw, school districts folded during Mr. Snyder's tenure.
|
|
Folks in other places write us off because it's easy — they think what happens in Alabama doesn't impact them.
|
|
Though the same challenges exist in other places, including South Africa, pushback has been greater in the United States.
|
|
Water at some sites engulfed the entire first floor of residences while in other places it reached waist-high.
|
|
There were production in other places, and now Colombia is the second-largest producer of flowers in the world.
|
|
Even the Navy has begun tracking where marine life is so they can test their sonar in other places.
|
|
Those kinds of systems exist in other places, but we haven't had a point system in the United States.
|
|
Meanwhile, clashes, largely routine, erupted in other places in Jerusalem and the West Bank, including Qalandiya, Bethlehem, and Hebron.
|
|
Seattle is a cautionary tale of what could happen in other places in an industry that employs many Latinos.
|
|
The budget makes some necessary cuts in some places and merely curbs future increases in spending in other places.
|
|
If the rules break down in black holes, they may be lost in other places as well, he warned.
|
|
And there are children constantly caught up in battles in other places, on all sides, across war-torn Syria.
|
|
In other places, using wood energy could accelerate emissions by changing forest product markets or eliminating carbon-rich ecosystems.
|
|
It doesn't have that criminal element that it has in other places, where somebody's house got tagged or something.
|
|
In other places, they set up informal, shadow organizations designed to wrest nominations away from the old guard Republicans.
|
|
"We've been getting mixed signals from government, not just in that committee but in other places too," Pollen said.
|
|
I know that it's worse in other places — 207 environmentalists or defenders were killed last year around the world.
|
|
Can you draw any parallels between the protests in France and protests that have happened in other places recently?
|
|
The values to me in sparkling wine, are Crémant wines, which are Champagne-style wines made in other places.
|
|
"Some are in Kober prison, and some in other places," said General al-Burhan in his statement on Monday.
|
|
For example the "Everyone is welcome here" which can be seen around America in storefront windows in other places.
|
|
Once I began thinking about them, I started noticing similar displays, in other places, marking other times of life.
|
|
In Malaysia, as in other places across Southeast Asia, elections had been deployed only to legitimize those in power.
|
|
In other places, statues have been hidden away, as in a corner of Yongkang Park in Taipei, the capital.
|
|
In other places, offensive saviors have fallen short of franchise expectations and been swapped out for well-traveled arms.
|
|
The obvious move here is to start browsing job sites and look for more exciting opportunities in other places.
|
|
But it drew opposition in other places, and only 35 states in total ratified it by the 1982 deadline.
|
|
So I focus on the human rights problems I see in other places, which puts my situation into perspective.
|
|
As the project continues, I hope to work in other places, including near the United States border with Mexico.
|
|
Well, I, I mean, I don't think I have such powers, not in Mogadishu, Somalia, not in other places.
|
|
As in other places, Rong County residents say they noticed an increase in tremors and quakes after production began.
|
|
In other places, such as Ferguson, the city has missed multiple deadlines for implementing reforms required by its decree.
|
|
Like in other places around the world, these overlooked areas are now being reclaimed by a young creative class.
|
|
But in other places, like Fargo, North Dakota, for example, the average American family can thrive on a lot less.
|
|
If states don't act, they risk worsening gun crimes not just within their borders but in other places as well.
|
|
It's hard to care about people in other places if we don't feel good about our lives here at home.
|
|
Dish had pointed out that Viacom's channels have become less valuable, and customers can access the content in other places.
|
|
As it does in other places, the United Nations will determine if the migrants could be eligible for refugee status.
|
|
In other places, it outlines restrictions specific to the campus, that gun-carriers will have to learn and work around.
|
|
Skills learned here can be applied in other places too, he said, inspecting a small pot of lush green basil.
|
|
In other places, investors might worry that the central bank's efforts to defend its currency would exhaust its dollar reserves.
|
|
"If they can do it here, we can do it in other places," said Gabriela Besana, a visiting provincial legislator.
|
|
You don't hear it on podcasts, you don't hear it in real life, you don't hear it in other places.
|
|
Power plants are responsible for just 16 percent of the state's greenhouse gases but are more polluting in other places.
|
|
Bolivar has experienced significant supply disruptions even though protests there have been smaller and less violent than in other places.
|
|
In some places, it's relatively thin (about 100 meters) and in other places it's up to half a kilometre thick.
|
|
You know, right now, we have a world where markets are more open here than they are in other places.
|
|
And, finally, the app doesn't actually remove the notch anywhere else, like when you're in apps and in other places.
|
|
"If there will be exports from Israel there is less tendency for investments in other places," said CEO Yaron Razon.
|
|
"This same story may be playing out in other places and we really don't know the scope of the problem."
|
|
The organization hopes to generate $100,000 per year from the system, and use that to fund facilities in other places.
|
|
In the UAE and Kuwait, Christians may worship in churches or church compounds, and in other places with special licenses.
|
|
But in other places it takes a less traditionally conservative approach, such as a call for less rigid criminal statutes.
|
|
It is local, but a lot of country experiences are very much replicable and applicable in other places as well.
|
|
In other places where Obama turned down requests for military assistance—as in Ukraine—the counterfactuals are just as murky.
|
|
In other places, this takes the form of supplemental insurance to cover the cost sharing included in the public plan.
|
|
Why does the pandemic look so much worse in New York city today, as we talk, than in other places?
|
|
In other places, people who come to hear classical music rarely meet people who come for hip-hop or jazz.
|
|
As long as they're trying to stop people from entering this country lawfully or to escape persecution in other places.
|
|
What people often overlook is that the trend was not born in Silicon Valley, but in other places, including Canada.
|
|
As in other places, the police in Delaware said they were investigating and were in contact with the federal authorities.
|
|
About 90,000 people have returned or settled in other places, and Tepco has already paid about ¥7 trillion in compensation.
|
|
"I could give you 100 examples of how Harvey has occurred all over the world in other places," he said.
|
|
So that's been a difficult thing; that still remains very difficult, because they make more money working in other places.
|
|
There are reports of blockades in other places in Brazil, such as in Minas Gerais, the country's top coffee producing state.
|
|
When I worked in other places I didn't feel as secure, so I decided to distance myself for a few years.
|
|
Another thing that distinguishes us: The peach emoji means something quite different in the U.S. than it does in other places.
|
|
However, Spencer and Palmer worried that similar cases may pop up in other places with lots of lychees and malnourished children.
|
|
Tropical storms that develop in other places can be called "typhoons" or "cyclones" — and the classification practices for those differ slightly.
|
|
In other places, light helps illuminate other key points: the city's rebellious youth, as well as the power of the authorities.
|
|
In other places around the world, it seems like, it's more frequently the case that the running fans are buck naked.
|
|
"This opioid epidemic that we're experiencing ... it seems like it's worse than in other places all over the country," Mitchell said.
|
|
The protests, which have included pensioners and students, weren't limited to Managua and were reported in other places outside the capital.
|
|
Destination clauses limit where cargoes can be delivered and prevent companies from selling excess coal to third parties in other places.
|
|
So trips are largely limited to the 22 countries that recognize Taiwan, with occasional stopovers in other places on the way.
|
|
"In other places — like TGIF — our scale is challenging us to evolve," Pichai said in a memo to employees this week.
|
|
But in other places, and especially outside the major conferences, court-storming is often viewed as part of college basketball's charm.
|
|
We did vote for money to build a fence, a pedestrian fence in some place, a vehicle fence in other places.
|
|
But even minor change in Cuba, a country seemingly frozen in time, reverberates in ways it may not in other places.
|
|
In other places, residents removed the doors of polling stations to ensure that the police could not bolt them on Sunday.
|
|
And as long as rates are at rock-bottom in Japan, it is hard for them to rise in other places.
|
|
Small increases in poaching — similar to the rates now being seen in Botswana — have preceded dramatic elephant declines in other places.
|
|
The evidence suggests this happens fairly often — not just in Chicago, but in other places with strict gun laws as well.
|
|
And, as in other places across the country, the number of Latinos moving into the area is growing rapidly as well.
|
|
"In France, people are much more invested in ideas about physical appearance" than in other places, said Mr. Amadieu, the sociologist.
|
|
In other places, clay looks a lot like something else, as in Diana Rojas's riff on a retail display of shoes.
|
|
Similar measures were adopted in the small Veneto town of Vo' Euganeo where the male victim lived, and in other places.
|
|
In other places, too, we see how much we still live with the decisions made at the negotiating table in 1919.
|
|
"Hunting in Norway — as in other places, I guess — is a very male-dominated tradition from the old days," she said.
|
|
In other places, like Dallas-Fort Worth, engaging the private sector has generated billions of dollars in new innovative roadway networks.
|
|
Trump must find voters in other places to keep alive the few narrow paths to victory that currently exist for him.
|
|
In other places Dunham drops in blue and green sparks, like bursts of activity, and encourages protrusions with thick, animated lines.
|
|
In other places, there have been similar reports of individuals engaging in bizarre, inexplicable behavior while under the effects of alcohol.
|
|
Current Time could provide a template for broadcasting in other places: plenty of congressmen and officials want to broadcast into North Korea.
|
|
The OTC regulation is now being emulated to a large degree in the European Union and in other places around the world.
|
|
Yes, there are definitely opportunities in America you don't get in other places, but i I don't feel like I am different.
|
|
And it's hard to care about people in other places, when we don't first feel good about our lives here at home.
|
|
And in other places, like Hungary, with a shorter democratic tradition, the right has gone straight to populism without even trying conservatism.
|
|
But this does more harm on islands like New Zealand that are homes to animals that can't be found in other places.
|
|
And it is hard to invest in other places where you're not ... There's just a time in the day problem. Mm-hmm.
|
|
READ: Aleppo explained in numbers And they've watched what happened in other places in Syria and they know how this movie ends.
|
|
It occurs when uterine tissue—which bleeds during menstruation—grows in other places in the body, most commonly in the pelvic organs.
|
|
It's creating questions where... people have lives in other places, and this is Miami, an international city, and people travel a lot.
|
|
But in other places, such as South Africa, metal has remained firmly underground -- and metalheads told Banchs they prefer it that way.
|
|
Yet in other places democracy seems to have eroded, thanks largely to presidents changing or flouting constitutions to cling on to power.
|
|
Her life savings—around a hundred and fifty thousand dollars—were hidden in a box and in other places around her bedroom.
|
|
It's present in other places in our solar system that could host life, like Saturn and Jupiter's moons Enceladus, Europa and Titan.
|
|
In other places in Nabatiyeh and elsewhere in the south, posters of Berri that adorned government buildings were damaged by angry demonstrators.
|
|
I'm used to watching things happen in other places, so my friends are depending on me to tell them what's going on.
|
|
The attacks by Palestinians have also been less deadly and less sophisticated than the suicide bombings or gun massacres in other places.
|
|
But, it's fine when I'm next to it and brushing my teeth, or just walking by in other places like the kitchen.
|
|
" Yovanovitch added, responding to Trump's tweet, "I don't think I have such powers, not in Mogadishu, Somalia, and not in other places.
|
|
Indeed it seems plausible — even likely — that life starts at places in the universe even as it simultaneously ends in other places.
|
|
Because of all the violence, I have to always think, Gun violence isn't just affecting people in other places; it's here, too.
|
|
"Not to disagree with [Alinejad], but I don't think Nike is normalizing headscarves, only because they're seen in other places," Abdullah said.
|
|
""As rates of new infections continue to grow in other places, we're taking additional steps to protect our team members and customers.
|
|
In other places where wolves and livestock share the landscape, only about 270 percent of wolf packs ever attack sheep and cattle.
|
|
Similar parades were being held around the world, with celebratory events in liberal democracies and growing fights for equality in other places.
|
|
In other places, people eventually sell their land to tour operators and leave the town as a shell of its former self.
|
|
"Bernie didn't have his over performance with young African-Americans that he had in other places," Simmons said, referring to South Carolina.
|
|
But Inventec could assemble the final product in other places so the "country of origin" certificate would not say China, she said.
|
|
The destruction in Paradise is likely to reverberate around California, as people in other places wonder if their town could be next.
|
|
"You have manufacturers who are willing to sell the same drugs we use for far lower prices in other places," he said.
|
|
In other places in Nabatiyeh and elsewhere in the south, posters of Berri that adorned government buildings were damaged by angry demonstrators.
|
|
They are also compensated at a much higher worker-to-CEO pay ratio than in other places, according to a Bloomberg analysis.
|
|
"We were able to use Nancy Pelosi to help win that race, and you'll probably see that in other places," Stivers said.
|
|
In other places, far less grazing created a hospitable habitat for the tsetse fly, which carries the parasites that cause sleeping sickness.
|
|
People in Europe, America and in other places laugh at the same memes, use the same formats, and chase the same likes.
|
|
She also said the company has opportunities to expand its offerings in other places, including Africa, a market that is growing rapidly.
|
|
Do you think this perverse culture surrounding wealth and the trappings of it is worse in the US than in other places?
|
|
Kickstarter explicitly bans products that have existed in other places, likely as a tactic to avoid Alibaba products, but Indiegogo isn't as strict.
|
|
While the Islamic State has emerged in other places, including Afghanistan, Libya is seen as its key focus outside of Syria and Iraq.
|
|
There's a lot of movement where bank branches are being closed and replaced by online banking, and in other places they're being enhanced.
|
|
But in other places around the state, the community-oriented structure of the forum helps set the tone for its real-world counterpart.
|
|
The vice president told PBS NewsHour Monday that U.S. troops are deployed across the region, including in other places in Syria and Iraq.
|
|
If the experiment in Cornwall proves a success the system could, Dr Rossi reckons, be used to search for lithium in other places.
|
|
In addition, many drillers are exploring in other places, such as Mexico, where energy reforms have brought in billions of dollars in investments.
|
|
There have been some successes -- Algeria and Argentina were declared malaria-free in May -- but in other places, cases have been rising significantly.
|
|
As one of the heads of my comedy theater, I was on house teams and was regularly asked to perform in other places.
|
|
In other places in the world, you have night elves... They also could have included trolls in the movie technically, which they didn't.
|
|
The experiment comes after the company tested hiding "like" counts in other places, including Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Japan, Italy, Ireland and Brazil.
|
|
In other places, people buried their dead on muddy hillsides churned up by the storm, marking their resting place with simple wooden crosses.
|
|
This rocky Nebraskan park is home to a diverse set of animals that aren't typically seen in other places in the United States.
|
|
"The concern from the Marawi siege onwards had been that once Marawi ended, ISIS components would use violence in other places," she said.
|
|
The local branch has fought the Taliban in some areas, but in other places it has coexisted and even cooperated with the insurgents.
|
|
We can look forward to rising levels of conflict at work and in other places where an authority is willing to resolve disputes.
|
|
Bulldozers cleared paths up mountain ridges for utility workers, while in other places workers trudged through muddy tropical terrain to reach their objective.
|
|
I wondered how this politicized process was playing out in other places across the country, and within the halls of textbook publishing companies.
|
|
In other places, like northern Idaho and upstate New York, health care became a niche thanks to Canadians heading south for medical procedures.
|
|
For me, it has been a really interesting platform to see what other great founders are doing in other places of the world.
|
|
In other places like Hong Kong, now in its sixth month of pro-democracy protests, the struggle has no clear end in sight.
|
|
With protectionist worries centered in other places for the time being, the survey reflected a relatively stable prospect for the Mexican peso MXN=.
|
|
In other places, the surface eroded quickly, at a pace of several yards a day, when the comet was closest to the sun.
|
|
These fossils, also discovered in other places including Sweden, Scotland and New York state, reflect the humble beginnings of life on the land.
|
|
In other places, environmental groups pay local people a living wage to patrol the rain forest and collect those thousands of deadly snares.
|
|
But at the same time, as the future brings more heat... the ice will probably be warmer in this area than in other places.
|
|
While unicorns still overwhelmingly headquarter in a handful of cities, at least they're spreading their wings and providing more jobs in other places, too.
|
|
It's about a problem that's beginning to hit in California — and will hit in other places in years to come, as renewable energy spreads.
|
|
He said Hollywood films would be censored in the same way they were in other places across the Middle East: sex out, violence in.
|
|
That last trick was something cool that many banking apps could do in the days when they were not-so-useful in other places.
|
|
But in other places, including Syria, they increasingly regard the risks that come with using hawala systems as justified by the benefits of cash.
|
|
WE'RE SEEING THE SAME THING IN OUR NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHINA, CORPORATE EXECUTIVES ARE RECOGNIZING THAT THE SUPPLY CHAIN IS BETTER OFF IN OTHER PLACES.
|
|
" Holding two fingers about an inch apart, she added, "Our world is about this big now and what happens in other places does matter.
|
|
On both sides, you have armies facing each other ... in the Persian Gulf, for example, in other places in that part of the world.
|
|
Tropical storms that develop in other places are called "typhoons" or "tropical cyclones" — and the WMO also maintains the lists of names for those.
|
|
"Wahanda may have built a pretty substantial brand presence in the UK, but it was a totally different situation in other places," Champalimaud said.
|
|
Because, guys, this is the real world, this is how it works, you know, in other places, not in your perfect most powerful country.
|
|
Some of these are worthy ideas that deserve to be implemented, but some have been tried here and in other places and have failed.
|
|
In certain areas, like San Francisco, a single square foot of space costs over $4, while in other places that amount dips below $1.
|
|
For me what keeps me up is not whether or not tech companies will have those workers, but closing the gap in other places.
|
|
Much of the imagery suggests natural and biological forms, like flowers, clitorises, and planets, but in other places, circles and squares just represent themselves.
|
|
"It will be interesting to see how sugary drinks tax plays out in other places," said Jennifer Falbe, lead author on the Berkeley study.
|
|
"We aspire to replicate this business model in other places and countries for more communities to be impacted through this food business," added Ling.
|
|
"As rates of new infections continue to grow in other places, we're taking additional steps to protect our team members and customers," Cook said.
|
|
"As rates of new infections continue to grow in other places, we're taking additional steps to protect our team members and customers," he continued.
|
|
They're now working with parents and are talking about what's happening at their school programs and how it can be replicated in other places.
|
|
Since its creation, similar entities to the CCRIF have been set up in other places around the world, including the Pacific islands and Africa.
|
|
"Around the world, in other places, gay people have joined forces to fight for their rights," Mr. Sun said in the interview in January.
|
|
To suspend drilling in his state, as his detractors demand, he said, would do nothing to curb production in other places like Saudi Arabia.
|
|
Wealthy people in other places or with other histories may feel more comfortable talking about their money and spending it in more obvious ways.
|
|
This idea that censorship is only something that happens "over there" devalues the work of journalists both in North America and in other places.
|
|
Early on we were looking for things that seem like they're important to a subculture and are starting to pop up in other places.
|
|
I argue about this with my fellow leftists — people a lot younger than me who work on my magazine, and in other places too.
|
|
Because people are generally very open here, it provides a safe haven to explore and create work that may be trivialized in other places.
|
|
"They recommended an unbelievable variety of potions, and plant extracts, and combinations to see if they couldn't kill the cancer in other places," Olson said.
|
|
The Thermo is designed to be much less invasive and complicated than the ones you have to put under your tongue, or in...other places.
|
|
In some places, that list was managed by the directors of migrant shelters, and in other places by migrants themselves or by Mexican immigration officials.
|
|
Similar situations play out in other places of the world, especially at bottlenecks where a web of roads narrows down to a precious few lanes.
|
|
Good design is distinctive, coherent, and effective (even if it isn't traditionally "attractive") You can see this principle in action in other places as well.
|
|
I'd imagine that they would try to address that in the legislation, but that's one of the problems with systems like this in other places.
|
|
But it turns out that all the energy and investment that went into the smartphone supply chain can be reused in other places as well.
|
|
Where's that support for example maybe with the Black Lives Matter movement, for other people who are working to end gun violence in other places?
|
|
"When other scientists comment, they usually provide advice about the field or interesting facts about large mammals or field work in other places," Poor said.
|
|
One thing you did with your show was that you offered a sympathetic ear to people who may not be getting sympathy in other places.
|
|
"The pattern we are seeing in other places is the same as in U.S. travelers — that Zika is causing birth defects is real," she said.
|
|
If companies just came out to the market sooner, it would solve a lot of the problems that we're trying to solve in other places.
|
|
He doesn't doubt, however, that it is a continuing problem on some other teams, in other places, because he's read about it in the news.
|
|
By Saturday, some undocumented immigrants had already gone underground to avoid arrest, having left their homes to stay with relatives or friends in other places.
|
|
Turnout in Florida — which had competitive races for both the Senate and the governorship — increased less than in other places, though still significantly: 57 percent.
|
|
For Norway, this means that it is not responsible for the emissions caused by the burning of its oil in other places around the world.
|
|
"It's not going to be same differentials that you're seeing in other places, roughly 25bp-30bp - maybe more like 10bp-503bp," said the first banker.
|
|
And look, this is the way that Trump deals with things — to rebut and sow anger and point blame in other places and so forth.
|
|
There are pockets of lower-risk areas in other places, but much of California and the Eastern half of the United States are more vulnerable.
|
|
It's a major reason credit-card fraud has been going down in other places – and is now migrating to the U.S. from around the globe.
|
|
The Las Vegas contests is the most famous, but housekeeping competitions also happen in other places in North America, like Denver, and Banff in Canada.
|
|
I would lift up those examples from across the country and use them to show people in other places that this can be done successfully.
|
|
Voter fraud did not become an issue in North Carolina, as in other places, until people of color started to cast ballots in record numbers.
|
|
In today's globalized world, items can jump between cultures, but they mostly succeed in other places because they take on completely new meanings upon arrival.
|
|
What the Chattanooga native has also noticed is that even the traditionalists "are traveling more," and trying less familiar products, including artisanal breads, in other places.
|
|
" In other places, however, "it might be a home that needs an awful lot of work and might be in not-yet-up-and-coming neighborhoods.
|
|
The actual costs for childcare might be lower in Colorado than in other places on the list but in terms of affordability, it hits couples harder.
|
|
But the reason many diseases are no longer common in this country -- though they continue to spread in other places -- is because of widespread vaccination programs.
|
|
In other places, it seems like you can get an opportunity and get on with your life, but in Halifax it doesn't seem like you can.
|
|
"Our friends and colleagues in other places were putting their lives on the line," said Samuel Legg, subject No. 20, in an interview 60 years later.
|
|
We enjoy playing music that the audience hasn't heard in other places, it is exciting to us to see how our music relates to the audience.
|
|
But it also curves into soft folds in other places, like above his narrow hips, which are permanently cocked in an impossibly angled, now iconic contrapposto.
|
|
Because Saudi Arabia has such oversight over who is entering the country, its early-warning system may possess more predictive power than those in other places.
|
|
In other places, such as inside some more protected homes, the blanket of ash can range from a few inches (centimeters) to a foot or two.
|
|
There's every reason to believe that if it could happen in Ohio, where the president was up by 2100 points, it could happen in other places.
|
|
I wanted him to start in other places looking for opportunities of the future that if you look through a networking lens you may not see.
|
|
We also have a lot of ethnic diversity, which helps us have a representative sample of people who could be living in other places, as well.
|
|
The same result would have probably happened in other places, because at the time countries did not specify doping as a crime as they do now.
|
|
The experiment comes after the company tested hiding "like" counts in other places, including Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Japan, Italy, Ireland and Brazil, the outlet notes.
|
|
"I think that anything that we're doing to constrain them will, first, have an impact on how successful we can be in other places," he said.
|
|
The site also offers things you won't find in other places, like a full-featured career board, where you can search for and apply for jobs.
|
|
Pollution solutions In some cities around the world, fees are already levied on cigarette packets to fund street cleaning, while in other places, litterbugs are fined.
|
|
In other places, it can be hard to even reach people who need drugs because of war or the lack of a functional public health system.
|
|
The question, however, was whether you would see dramatic acceleration of growth in other places, such as Latin America, when policy shifted away from inward focus.
|
|
I grew up in the hills in western Massachusetts and traveled and lived in other places for six to seven years and I live there again.
|
|
If that's the case, then ancient figurative art may yet turn up in other places where early humans reached dense populations, including Africa, Asia or Australia.
|
|
Although the researchers were not calling for any changes to the annual event, their findings suggest a simple fix for ongoing light pollution in other places.
|
|
Since I live in the South, I do see more of a support for the military than in other places I have been or lived in.
|
|
The death toll now stands at 80, with nearly 3,000 confirmed cases in mainland China and more than 50 in other places including the United States.
|
|
"What's fascinating about Can's story is that it happened in Turkey, but it's also beginning to happen in other places around the world," Ms. Hill said.
|
|
She had offers to work in other places, but she stayed at the ministry of mines and kept saying that 'the ministry has invested in me.
|
|
She believes that legalization has helped remove some discrimination and improved some relationships with police, but not to the extent that it has in other places.
|
|
Amazon doesn't make public exactly how much of an impact reviews make, or how many reviews a book needs before it starts appearing in other places.
|
|
It is banned in some countries, including France, Germany and Russia; in other places, such as America, there is no overarching regulation, which brings its own problems.
|
|
It-- isn't just a country is involved because, you know, they take the dollars they receive from us and that-- and they buy goods in other places.
|
|
But neighbor effects — the contagious aspect — seem to be very important, and they've been seen in other places, as well, including Austin, Texas, and all across California.
|
|
Browse all of them on WIRED's redesigned staff page, and expect them to crop up in other places, too, such as on WIRED reporters' social media accounts.
|
|
But it's not just the speed of light that is important: This value also appears in other places like the energy to mass equivalence principle (E =* mc2*).
|
|
For anyone that's ever used the feature in Snapchat, you can imagine how fun it will be to use the avatars in other places around the web.
|
|
For now, US troops are still co-located with SDF elsewhere in Syria and remain in other places such as Manbij, according to a US defense official.
|
|
For now, according to a US defense official, US troops are still co-located with SDF elsewhere in Syria and remain in other places such as Manbij.
|
|
In other places, like Oklahoma City, Uber suggests drivers call the rider or ask them to cancel the ride when requests come in from a military base.
|
|
Populism in Alabama—as in other places that helped to elect Donald Trump—has not always been driven by prejudice, as might be supposed; on the contrary.
|
|
Other safe sources of romaine lettuce are those in other places like Florida and Mexico, or products that are labeled as grown in a greenhouse or hydroponically.
|
|
Instead, the changes are focused on centralizing a variety of controls that were previously located in other places, where they may have been unknown to some users.
|
|
Social is a key feature: you can also add people in other places in the app, by way of the + in the upper corner on every panel.
|
|
AND CLEARLY, THERE HAVE BEEN JOB CREATIONS IN MUCH LARGER VOLUMES THAN, NUMBER ONE, WAS EXPECTED, NUMBER TWO, WE ARE SEEING IN OTHER PLACES OF THE WORLD.
|
|
It is safe to say that if there is a positive impact in these two districts, I personally believe you will see it replicated in other places.
|
|
"The government is not allowed to sell us chemicals - this could be the reason why the bees aren't dying here" as they have been in other places.
|
|
In some states, the official language policy is just a designation like the official bird or flower, while in other places there are more guidelines and directives.
|
|
"One thing that I see here in the current debate that I see in other places is an erasure of parts of the country's history," she said.
|
|
For many in Tornillo, the facility is a different world, set off a few miles from the town and staffed by people who live in other places.
|
|
In other places blame has fallen on the rise in social media, the link between crime and London's seemingly-never-ending penchant for cocaine, post-code wars.
|
|
This could be a godsend at concerts, and indeed could be used in other places to maintain privacy, but the technology could also have some sinister implications.
|
|
In New Jersey, towns like Millburn, Westfield and Princeton have seen prices rising 20-30% higher than in other places, partly because of interest from Chinese buyers.
|
|
Both companies began plowing money into exploring their prospects before the price of oil collapsed, and their new fields may have economic advantages lacking in other places.
|
|
"Most of the pain and problem was coming from the shoulder and neck and the surrounding area, so the pain was radiating in other places," Judge said.
|
|
"When you say 'feminizing,' people think of softness in certain places, but I think of strength in other places," where it's normally overlooked, Ms. DuVernay, 45, said.
|
|
Instead, they've expanded gun rights to such an extreme that Tennessee is now the go-to place for gun transfers that wouldn't be permissible in other places.
|
|
It's scary to see your local grocery store completely emptied of supplies, but fight the urge to panic by looking at what has happened in other places.
|
|
Explain. — What do you think it's like to watch your "secret society" become interesting to people in other places — or actually be featured in a documentary film?
|
|
And if you look at where our grads go, our top 22 grads last year went to Uber, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, in other places in the world.
|
|
In other places, such as the United Kingdom or the Netherlands, the problem lies with class differences, leading to the alienation of middle-class and poor women.
|
|
GEORGE PELECANOS The AIDS crisis was full blown in New York and in other places around the country, which we knew was going to impact our characters.
|
|
In other places, school cafeterias sell hot dishes, sandwiches and tiny milk boxes; children might pack a home-cooked meal; or they might go home for lunch.
|
|
"In other places, there was already an ecosystem for tech and for digital and for life sciences," Joseph E. Aoun, Northeastern's president, said about its expansion efforts.
|
|
"This will repeat in other places," Dr. Monzer Khalil, a health official in rebel-held Idlib, said a day after treating victims of the recent chemical attack.
|
|
"We will keep working on this until the day it is normal for women to watch football just like in other places in the world," she added.
|
|
Like many of the St. John's men's basketball players this season, the 6-foot-7 Clark had seen this sort of thing done before — in other places.
|
|
This is not the case in other places and other times, and even today prior ownership in the form of provenance can add value to a thing.
|
|
Kyle: They&aposre in other places, but when you think of In-N-Out, you think of LA. When you think of Whataburger, you think of Texas.
|
|
In other places, services rely on above-ground copper wires that can blow down in large storms, and which might be safer buried underground as weather patterns shift.
|
|
I'm more aware of how my culture—or the culture I'm immediately surrounded by—how that's perceived in places, versus how other cultures are perceived in other places.
|
|
For now, you can only pre-order the Essential Phone, and there's no word on when the phone will begin shipping or be on sale in other places.
|
|
So if you're looking for a good way to spend $300, our best advice would be to look in other places than the one-year-old Apple Watch.
|
|
What's next: If successful, Google may expand its tools and services to enable others to launch similar sites in other places in the U.S. and around the world.
|
|
We've got a lot of work to do and maybe it could be a model in other places, so that's some of the way I think about it.
|
|
Even with the Coup, we only got popular in a real big way in Oakland when it got perceived that other people really liked us in other places.
|
|
Americans aren't alone in this: There's variations of this divining game in other places," like New Zealand's P.R.A.M, which stands for Poor, Rich, Average, or Millionaire," he said.
|
|
If there's that level of fear arising from this rhetoric in those cities, we believe the fear level in other places is likely to be a lot higher.
|
|
Otherwise, if we don't make some modification, we are going to continue seeing some of what you see happening now here and in other places around the country.
|
|
I always already knew that, or at least I thought I did when it happened in other places, places that were close to home, but not home exactly.
|
|
"Agriculture was not a hard thing to do, it didn't need a lot of capital, and a lot of women were doing it in other places," Bishagazi says.
|
|
It's not that I never sweat or chafe in other places, but I don't want to risk ruining nice clothes or dealing with a breakout from clogged pores.
|
|
As of last week, the interview question "What's your current salary?" is illegal in New York City, and it will soon be prohibited in other places as well.
|
|
"Our concern with them is they've got the ability to regenerate quickly, and they've got the ability to catch fire, as we've seen in other places," he said.
|
|
I also keep some clothes in other places in my apartment — my coats and some of my shoes have a home on their respective racks in our entryway.
|
|
We've already shared 30 of CNN Opinion's top takes from 2017, and here are excerpts from some that appeared in other places but which also drove the conversation.
|
|
It could reduce profits for farmers and make them more willing to delay large purchases, such as new machinery, and encourage them to cut back in other places.
|
|
"The conclusion that I reached was that the evangelical culture is useful because it provides a mirror of what's happening in other places in the culture," Klein says.
|
|
The Competition Bureau said Amazon relied on its suppliers to provide list prices without verifying their accuracy and advertised the savings on its site and in other places.
|
|
"If this happens in other places that are private, people would take this to the grave and they would never breathe a word of this," Mr. Anderson said.
|
|
It's not clear these results apply to other species of birds in other places, let alone other kinds of animals, but that could very well be the case.
|
|
Bombarded by tales of multimillion dollar transactions on Midtown's Billionaires' Row and in other places, some sellers think they're entitled to vast riches, which they likely won't see.
|
|
Godoy reckons that the board's verdict in this case follows a pattern in other places around the world where gig economy workers have been winning important legal battles.
|
|
While Virginia was on full display, Democrats also made waves in other places that are far lesser known, but that could reveal a lot about midterms in 6900.
|
|
In other places, extremely thin layers of carbon fiber are laid over one another then shaved away in spots to create a stratified look that resembles rippling water.
|
|
"You do want to bring [the problematic accounts and tweets] to the attention of Twitter because they are likely posting things like this in other places," Mebane said.
|
|
By challenging the operations of IRGC human rights violations, Trump can advance our interests because he would discredit the ideology that animates the Ayatollahs' conduct in other places.
|
|
Video clips of the shooting quickly circulated on social media, and rumors soon started to spread about shootings in other places but none of them could be verified.
|
|
Buying beats renting in many of the country's top cities including Miami, Houston and New Orleans, although in other places it's still cheaper to rent, Trulia's research showed.
|
|
They're less likely to consult closely with the US on big decisions, and more likely to look to leaders in other places — like Berlin, Brussels, or, increasingly, Beijing.
|
|
If a company only plugs in data points about one part of the world, then the resulting program will not be able to function as well in other places.
|
|
There are several good reasons — including tax diversity, lower fees and better investment options — that you might want to cut and run, stashing extra retirement savings in other places.
|
|
If fentanyl starts to spread to other parts of the country in full force, overdose deaths could rise in other places too — and so would the overall death toll.
|
|
Traditionally, economic hegemons are consumer-centric economies which create demand in other places by buying lots of goods from abroad, and which often run trade deficits as a result.
|
|
We have a fundamental challenge, which is to create a work environment that is rewarding and that leans into skill sets and opportunities that aren't available in other places.
|
|
In other places, residents, anticipating the migrants' arrival, have hurled stones at the housing sites or set them on fire, as in Loubeyrat, in the Puy-de-Dôme department.
|
|
The photos of children being attacked by water hoses in Birmingham and in other places helped turned the tide, said John Lewis, the Georgia congressman and civil rights activist.
|
|
"It's just scary because of all of the violence you see and hear about happening in other places," said Kuehl, who has lived in the city for 11 years.
|
|
But it was great timing, as that was when I was getting more offers to tour and play shows in other places in the US and in other countries.
|
|
Mr. Strang said that dispatching a second plane in case of mechanical breakdown would seem excessive, given that airplanes in other places could be used in case of emergency.
|
|
In 2016 to be who you are and what you are and wear what you want to wear—especially in Canada—not necessarily in other places in the world.
|
|
"I can have a sense of family in other places," Mr. Guerra said, "but I can't replicate the feeling of being at the top of that bluff anywhere else."
|
|
And we like to combine that with some of the more pragmatic and real world problems, maybe, that exist in other places in the world and other big cities.
|
|
"You cannot prosper or sustain yourself over time if you do not have the victories and struggles in other places," said Álvaro García Linera, the vice president of Bolivia.
|
|
"I'm going to leave the content of our discussions as between the two parties, but one should heavily discount some things that are written in other places," he said.
|
|
"I think you have the same collection of human foibles and frailties that you see in other places, just there's a lot more attention focused on it," said Rep.
|
|
In other places, it's more blatant: in 2017, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio enticed Amazon by lighting up the city's most iconic monuments in the company's orange.
|
|
"There's an ecosystem here that supports food entrepreneurs that you just don't find in other places," said Justin Gold, who founded Justin's, a nut butter company, here in 2004.
|
|
"People had requested we start them in other places," Carri said, so the team added cities where there was demand or where they thought the group would work well.
|
|
"He's basically saying the lives of Americans are more important than the lives of people in other places — than lives of people in Cambodia," she said, giving an example.
|
|
In other places, the barrier is nothing more than short, metal poles spaced out to keep vehicles from driving through, or low, wooden fences that run alongside pedestrian paths.
|
|
And so for us to point to stories in other places that may be interesting or important is a valuable service to our readers and we'll keep doing it.
|
|
In some places the seams are tenuous, like divisions not quite healed, where in other places, they're tightly bound, making what seemed like two or ten feel like one.
|
|
In other places, pricing guidelines use the fair market price of an item as a baseline and mandate that the prices stay within 10 percent of the current selling price.
|
|
If the Democrats who know him best are this unsupportive of his bid, it doesn't speak well to de Blasio's potential appeal when voters in other places don't know him.
|
|
We see the same look in other places and situations — in countries like South Sudan, where famine is rampant and emaciated children, their eyes enlarged, gaze out at us impassively.
|
|
In the Bay Area, we're seeing more than average increases, so it could be a multitude of reasons why we could potentially see more binding effects than in other places.
|
|
When the grid fails in other ways, in other places, we get multi-state mid-summer blackouts, or impressive city-wide light shows, with transformers arcing into the night sky.
|
|
Yariv Bash, Flytrex's boss, says delivery-by-drone services which, like the Icelandic example, start with fixed routes that gradually become more ambitious, are beginning to appear in other places.
|
|
Step two, if you are looking to mess with their networks, we can do that, but then the issue becomes, they can do worse things to us in other places.
|
|
In invalidating two snowfall measurements out of the nine sites examined, the report does raise questions about snowfall readings taken in other storms and in other places around the country.
|
|
IT WAS ALWAYS THE WILLINGNESS OF THE UNITED STATES AND WHAT THEY'D BE WILLING TO DO, NOT WHAT THEY HAD THE CAPACITY TO DO AS IT WAS IN OTHER PLACES.
|
|
In South America and in other places around the world, there are many carriers because this is the first time so many people have been exposed to this virus. 4.
|
|
In other places the ice had been forced apart to form jagged fractures revealing the black of the sea and sending clouds of steam to hang ominously in the air.
|
|
We have this problem in other places, but we don't say that it was actually caused by decisions made by public officials in positions of authority, as this one was.
|
|
It's a unison chorus of female voices that was pretty miraculous, I really enjoyed hearing that and I looked forward to it as we did the song in other places.
|
|
Although in many places the alterations appear to be purposeful rebuttals of the Biblical stories, in other places the tales have, it seems, simply been compressed or altered by repetition.
|
|
In other places with similar histories of discrimination, officials have closed polling places, creating longer lines and making it difficult, if not impossible, for people in minority communities to vote.
|
|
In other places, like Indonesia and the Philippines, the Islamic State has been adept at taking Islamic radicals with local grievances and enlisting them in the global slipstream of terror.
|
|
In some parts of the country, Catholic schools are the only schools available, particularly at the primary-school level, and in other places they are considered superior to the alternatives.
|
|
That is the main reason it has, for decades, been relegated to the unkempt shadows of Japanese society — far more hidden and distrusted than in other places around the globe.
|
|
"It's always incredible for us to talk to other student movements that have been born from tragedy in other places of the world," he said before the Parkland students visited.
|
|
America is still an enormous power — both materially and symbolically — but I'd argue the erosion appears to be stronger here than in other places, although it's beginning to happen everywhere.
|
|
In other places, frustration with the bans - sometimes because good, low-cost green alternatives are difficult to find - has led to everything from faked green compliance certificates to fake biodegradable bags.
|
|
Those ubiquitous checkpoints prevent journalists from reaching towns and cities recently hit by unrest, and in other places, the sudden appearance of government minders makes it hard to speak with residents.
|
|
Environmentalists are pushing for national monument designations in other places, including a region of southeastern Utah known as Bears Ears, and a region of eastern Oregon known as the Owyhee Canyonlands.
|
|
While making out in public is not a big deal in many places in Europe, the stakes on this kind of behavior may be higher than you think in other places.
|
|
The Academy Award host talked about the mixup, in which La La Land was mistakenly named over the true winner, Moonlight, joking that presenter Warren Beatty's mind was in other places.
|
|
Black skeletons of scrubby trees stretched to the horizon south of Seiling; in other places, the flames had turned open prairie into Sahara-like dunes dotted with spiky black sagebrush stumps.
|
|
"Clinicians and others who use the National Guideline Clearinghouse can find guidelines in other places, such as with organizations that develop guidelines, medical specialty societies, health networks and others," Hunt said.
|
|
"You're going to have to ship in oil from other places, either by ship or by rail, so it's going to tighten the markets in other places going forward," Flynn said.
|
|
But in contrast to the gleeful videos the militants have released detailing their destruction of ancient artifacts in other places, they had made little attempt to publicize their actions in Palmyra.
|
|
I was 19 when I was first diagnosed with endometriosis, a condition that causes the tissue that normally grows inside your uterus to spring up in other places in your body.
|
|
They play a lot of weird art house movies and have a lot of special events, and a really well-curated selection of strange films you wouldn't get in other places.
|
|
"The topic was being openly discussed in other places, and a number of us could see the toll that the lack of support was having on [the victims]," Dr Watts says.
|
|
One potential downfall of reference pricing, however, is that companies can adapt to this mechanism by driving up prices in other places, says George Mason University health policy professor Len Nichols.
|
|
If violence goes on, "we will not be able to continue limiting our activity to the fence area and will act against these terror organizations in other places too," he said.
|
|
Christina A. Roberto, the lead author of the JAMA study, said Philadelphia's results far outpaced those in other places that have adopted beverage taxes in recent years, among them Berkeley, Calif.
|
|
Even though international migration contributed less to population growth in rural counties than in other places, international migration contributed more in rural counties than either domestic migration or natural increase did.
|
|
"As rates of new infections continue to grow in other places, we're taking additional steps to protect our team members and customers," Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a blog post.
|
|
Installing tap technology on public transportation, like the London Underground, proved an effective way to get consumers used to the technology and increase adoption in other places, like bars and cafes.
|
|
People who were established in other places, they might have a team that helps them on other platforms, but when it came to TikTok, they wanted someone who specialized in that.
|
|
Target, she added, has been able to put money into its stores — enhancing its customer-facing business — by reducing costs in other places, like moving online-order fulfillment to the stores.
|
|
Obama's 2009 speech in Cairo offered the Muslim world "a new beginning," and he later made similar gestures in other places where the U.S. has been at war: Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam.
|
|
Schama's episode "Renaissances" introduces the idea of the "cult of the artist" in early modern Europe, contrasting it with views of art and artists in other places, such as Mughal India.
|
|
You look at what&aposs happening in Europe, you look at what&aposs happening in other places, we can&apost allow that to happen to the United States, not on my watch.
|
|
"North Carolina set a precedent in playing a kind of political hardball that we haven't seen in other places," Rick Hasen, an election law scholar with the University of California Irvine, said.
|
|
Many synagogues across the country have had security measures in place for years specifically because of anti-Semitism, amid a dramatic rise in hate crimes and violence in other places of worship.
|
|
Even if there are false representations in other places such as social media, with an honest landing page you can prove the rumors untrue in a snap, for better or for worse.
|
|
In other places, like the southern part of Québec, the sap will still flow, but the season will likely be shorter, and the frequencies where the weather is less suitable more likely.
|
|
Kaufman says that there's no reason to believe these same effects aren't happening in other places, too—but that New York's may be amplified, because so many residents depend on public transit.
|
|
We've seen these teacher strikes in the last year in West Virginia and Oklahoma and in other places where teachers are talking about how they have to work two or three jobs.
|
|
Nazi horrors seem beyond comprehension in 2017, but hatred has resurfaced across Europe and in other places since the fall of the Nazis, showing how fragile the fabric of society truly is.
|
|
The promotion of independence has long been taboo in Hong Kong amid fears in Beijing the notion could spread to activists in other places and become a challenge to central government rule.
|
|
The language was nearly identical to that used by the Islamic State after the attacks in Würzburg, in Nice, France, and in other places where the group has directed or inspired attacks.
|
|
"Kidnapping was the sort of thing that happened in other places, like the United States," Peter R. de Vries, a Dutch crime journalist who wrote a book about the kidnapping, told me.
|
|
That's one of those implicit biases we find in AI models that can lead to high error rates in other places, like facial recognition or even noticing that a person is present.
|
|
After sending out some messages to friends in other places, I discovered that the feature was unavailable in a number of countries, including Egypt, Palestine, Bahrain, Lebanon, Singapore, Russia, and the UAE.
|
|
"Nicotine from e-cigarettes could have also been transported by people and off-gassed in the theater, or this could be occurring in other places where people enter after vaping," Gentner said.
|
|
But here, I can do what I love the most, serve the company and its needs, which is very important, but also pursue projects that are interesting and inspiring in other places.
|
|
In time, you'll want her to develop a sense of the connectedness of the world and an interest in supporting philanthropy in other places, especially those where the needs are most substantial.
|
|
In Fairfax County, Virginia's largest locality by far, Biden took just shy of 50 percent of the vote in this suburb of the nation's capital, results that were mirrored in other places.
|
|
In a series of tweets, Waymo noted that its California data is less important to the company than its Arizona results, as well as its progress in other places, such as Detroit.
|
|
And French laïcité was seen as one of those values: People who had been in thrall to church dogma in other places would breathe more freely in France, where Enlightenment principles prevailed.
|
|
After all, the data already exists in other places; the proposals on the table merely seek to connect what has already been collected and do so in a safe, secure, anonymous fashion.
|
|
No, Diamond seemed to take a shine to the car horn and the word on the street is that she's been spotted doing this in other places around her home town in Ohio.
|
|
The new law would also expand the so-called "stand your ground" law to allow persons to use deadly force not only in their homes but in other places if they feel threatened.
|
|
Meghna is a fine art student and aspiring actor I have five pieces of bones on my body: a skull on the back of my leg and some bone fragments in other places.
|
|
The searchers crawled on hands and knees, looking under cars and in other places someone might have hid, sometimes falling into sewage tanks as the step over what's left of a person's existence.
|
|
But in Wakefield, and in the rest of Massachusetts — and, as the party unites around Trump, in other places throughout the country as well — Republicans aren't looking a gift horse in the mouth.
|
|
Some institutions have formal committees that include ethicists and patient representatives; in other places, individual physicians, pharmacists and even drug company executives decide which patients receive a needed drug — and which do not.
|
|
What they found: Instead of rapidly-mutating venom-specific genes, the genes that were used most often active in the wasps' venom glands were also used in other places in the insect's body.
|
|
Pfizer said that the money saved on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease R&D will be used in other places and that it will still be investing in research for other rare neurological diseases.
|
|
"We live in a place where we have a voice, we have an opportunity, and in other places like Russia, you don't get that," she said, evoking tears and praise from the women.
|
|
But he said "reasonable people" must keep speaking out about laws in other places, including Iran and Chechnya, the Russian region where authorities have cracked down violently on gay people in recent years.
|
|
We looked at the evidence on how well things work, and provide summary ratings and sources, so a community can choose to select something that has been shown to work in other places.
|
|
And while the settlement applies only to two states and is nonbinding elsewhere, the agreement and the changes that Uber is adopting may influence regulators in other places where the issue has surfaced.
|
|
"You saw so many of the late votes...just taking forever to count the votes turning into basically almost a sweep of the state, and it happened in other places too," Easley said.
|
|
Kearl broke down exactly how they did it, from keeping food and shopping spending low to freelancing on the side to cutting costs in other places, such as their car and their apartment.
|
|
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows in other places in the body, usually in the pelvic cavity; it affects at least 10 percent of women.
|
|
"It is very possible that there have been many 21-week babies resuscitated in other places that did not have positive outcomes, and for that reason, we haven't heard about them," he said.
|
|
"Most of my friends say Kerala is the soft landing for India because then you are used to India and ready for all of its glorious chaos in other places," Mr. Pinheiro said.
|
|
"I notice in other places they're friendly toward the younger hipster types but to the older folk, they're a little dismissive," said Michele Carlstrom, a customer at a Blue Bottle store in Brooklyn.
|
|
That said, the authorities in states with the laws, including Connecticut, Indiana, Oregon and Washington, say they have seen patterns: upticks in the use of such laws after mass shootings in other places.
|
|
The increased American presence makes Russia feel threatened, US officials said, and may be why Moscow seems to do more dangerous intercepts of US surveillance aircraft in the area than in other places.
|
|
The obsession of so many in the media, in Congress and in other places to find criminal behavior within the report's 400-plus pages actually plays into Mr. Trump's and his supporters' hands.
|
|
We tend to think that our air is so much improved and really not as a big a problem as in other places in the world, but we still see health effects, Mendola added.
|
|
In other places, the president may have a more direct effect but as far as I've seen, in this city what's always affected my life the most drastically has been local and state politics.
|
|
And they would rather have their data locked down and be sure that nothing bad will ever happen to it than be able to easily take it and have social experiences in other places.
|
|
I've been in NY for a year and have been pretty lonely at times, so I'm grateful that I have a strong group of friends in other places that are just a call away.
|
|
When I jumped in with these sharks, and suddenly realize how much more colorful and more diverse this area of the ocean is, it makes you really see what is lacking in other places.
|
|
Democrats are smelling similar opportunities to engage in culture-war arguments in other places where Republicans dominate state government, but a Democratic presidential candidate may have a shot against Mr. Cruz or Mr. Trump.
|
|
"I have seen things the President has put on his Twitter account actually have a real-world impact on our capacity to understand what's going on in other places of the world," Pompeo said.
|
|
That wave of investment has prompted controversy in Vancouver, where residents blame China for steep home prices, and in other places, where critics worry about the influence of Beijing in Chinese communities and elsewhere.
|
|
"When the race with Ocasio-Cortez broke loose…this notion that 'see the Democrats are really moving further to the left this time,' I'm not so sure that's happened in other places," he continued.
|
|
The launch pad, which World View refers to as their "spaceport," could be used for both tourism flights and Stratollite launches, although Stratollite balloons could also be launched in other places around the globe.
|
|
In other places on the border, like the Texas-Mexico conurbations of El Paso and Ciudad Juárez, and McAllen and Reynosa, for example, it is more common for large-scale commercial wholesalers to operate.
|
|
So the best way to appraise their property, they contend in their tax appeals, is to look at the sale prices on the open market of vacant or formerly vacant shells in other places.
|
|
Mr. Gordon said he and Robert De Niro conceived of Wildflower Studios after discussing the state of film studios in New York City and in other places where Mr. De Niro had made films.
|
|
"Look, I would have done it in other places as well, you know that I spoke before the American Congress [in 2015 and 2017] when I thought there was an important message," he continued.
|
|
A local food truck serving catfish and hush puppies idled in the parking lot, offering an authentic hospitality that in other places the campaign had to create itself by hiring an ice cream truck.
|
|
The synagogue has had security guards, though, for the past few years, after shootings in other places, he said, and a sign in front states it isn't a gun-free zone, Atlas-Acuña said.
|
|
Trump has run a fair amount of digital ads but they've been targeted indiscriminately — there hasn't been a ton more spending in the states that will decide the presidential race than in other places.
|
|
And the drone strikes that happen in Somalia — as they happen in other places, killing innocent civilians — have had an adverse effect that al Shabaab capitalizes on and uses very heavily in their propaganda.
|
|
"Quite frankly, I am tired of our future being controlled by corporations that live in other places, whether it is Alcoa or these corporate stores," said Ms. St. Hilaire, president of North Country Showcase.
|
|
Not just in the U.S. but in Europe and you're going to have a slower economy in other places and that's going to have an effect that will bring growth down to a certain level.
|
|
It's bad for workers on both ends of it: Workers in other places are trapped where they are, have no other option but to take a really low wage job with often really poor conditions.
|
|
The evidence of the past months is that populist success in one country can "embolden, enlighten and maybe even detoxify" populists in other places (as I, hands up, wrote yesterday about Mr Hofer's presidential run).
|
|
" He warned that the threat in the region comes not only from Iran's military: "It's from their proxies, the paramilitaries, the Shia militia in Iraq, in Syria and in other places in the Middle East.
|
|
The researchers say that there's no reason to believe these same effects aren't happening in other places, too—but that they may be amplified in New York, because so many residents depend on public transit.
|
|
That's because selling to customers in other places brings money into the state that wouldn't be there otherwise — thereby growing the economy — instead of just passing money around in transactions with local firms and residents.
|
|
As Standing Rock chairman Dave Archambault has noted, this presence creates the appearance of dramatic pushback, as the public has seen in other places of social unrest and heavily outfitted police departments, like Ferguson, Missouri.
|
|
The report by the Brookings Institution found that some places saw shrinking gaps between the top and bottom of the income scale between 2014 and 2016 — but in other places, the gaps grew much larger.
|
|
The focus on children born over just a few years in the UK also means the findings might not represent what would happen for kids born at different times in other places, the authors note.
|
|
But as in other places in Sindh in recent years, locals have reported more activity by organizations that tend to promote a less tolerant brand of Islam and often operate as fronts for outlawed groups.
|
|
"The policy uncertainty about the future and the real enforcement of trade restrictions is starting to be felt in other places," said Meredith Crowley, an international trade expert at the University of Cambridge in England.
|
|
This particular type of fuel has 3,500 times as much sulfur as automotive fuel, and it has one wild side effect: Lightning is twice as likely to strike in shipping lanes than in other places.
|
|
He said he and his wife had been coming by every weekend, watching the Hydrus rise, though he noted that in other places along the shore the rebuilding was occurring at a much slower pace.
|
|
Virtual reality and augmented reality will continue to grow in tandem, Barra said, because they serve two different purposes: virtual reality immerses users in other places, while augmented reality interact with the environment they're in.
|
|
"Keep in mind that if a post you've hidden was shared, it may still be visible to the audience it was shared with in other places on Facebook," says Facebook about the function on its website.
|
|
"There is so much corruption in Africa, so much corruption in other places, that illegal ivory started to enter the trade and the market value for ivory today is higher than it's ever been," he explained.
|
|
Elected officials need to show my students how the gun violence they endure is just as unwelcome, tragic and important as what happened in Parkland, Florida, and in other places that have commanded the national stage.
|
|
That's good news for the search for life in other places, although of course we've no clue yet whether anything could live on Pluto: NASA considers water to be a key ingredient for life to form.
|
|
As with the long list of abortion limits being weighed in other places, the Alabama measure is aimed at reaching the Supreme Court, where conservatives have been buoyed by the arrival of Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh.
|
|
Some of the looted artworks in Poland were confiscated from Jews who had lived in other places during the war, like the Netherlands, and the art only ended up in Poland as part of later transactions.
|
|
He states that using these buttons can be hit-or-miss, and it's possibly due to Xiaomi's in-progress palm rejection algorithm, which caused some accidental presses here and in other places while using the phone.
|
|
Yet the damage in other places was so extensive that despite the projected loss of crucial revenue, government officials this week were not focused on tourism; they were still struggling to ensure people's health and safety.
|
|
"Six days of work at Davos is easily six months of work in other places for these people," said Ian Bremmer, the founder of the Eurasia Group, who has worked with the forum over the years.
|
|
But as in other places where the militants imposed their creed, the new rules took enforced modesty to such an extreme that it riled families in Mosul, who described how they quickly began to feel suffocated.
|
|
"Many friends, including those who live in other places, have asked how they can support us and our staff besides drinking and eating pizza with us," organizers wrote on the GoFundMe page for Comet Ping Pong.
|
|
They will "suffer the same fatal consequences as these terrorists for attempting to bring in terror and havoc to this tranquil province of Bohol — or in other places in the country, for that matter," he said.
|
|
TV. "We also know that if we're engaging naturalized citizens who are not yet registered in other places like Arizona, for example, or in Florida they can actually make up the margin of victory," she added.
|
|
In other places, demonstrations have been triggered by specific things, even if the protesters' demands went beyond them—increases in metro fares in Chile and fuel prices in Haiti and Ecuador, and electoral fraud in Bolivia.
|
|
That's not an insult to Google by any stretch because they've got bigger opportunities in other places, but the fact of the matter is remember as a banker, we've got to love all of God's children.
|
|
"There's a vulnerability we feel in public restrooms we don't feel in other places" While the issue is now being used primarily against trans people, historically bathroom fears have been regularly deployed against civil rights causes.
|
|
In other places, that spot might be occupied by network operator insignia, but for the majority of markets, the big, round, and utterly classic Bang & Olufsen logo will be the one most closely associated with the V30.
|
|
"The good thing is that ESMA has taken a decision, sometimes you see that in other places it is difficult to have a decision," said Sebastien Raspiller, head of the financial sector department at France's finance ministry.
|
|
While violence has decreased in some regions allowing for people to return home, it has increased in other places - such as Ituri and North Kivu provinces - over the past year, according to the U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR).
|
|
She looks in America, of course, but also in other places — we cast Gary Carr as the pimp, CeCe, and he's from the UK. And also, not just traditional television actors, but people from theater, acting school.
|
|
For decades dignitaries from the Gulf have been visiting Pakistan to hunt, as the number of houbaras has dwindled in their own countries and as hunting has become dangerous in other places, such as Iraq and Syria.
|
|
It isn't clear how the company has performed in other places where it sells phones, which include Brazil and Indonesia, while its maiden U.S. release — an Android-powered set top box — is yet to go on sale.
|
|
He said, "Well there&aposs human rights abuses in other places", which is reminiscent of the time he said about Putin who is a thug, "Oh other people do bad things", or frankly his equivocating on Charlottesville.
|
|
I know the idea sounds outlandish—truth and reconciliation commissions are something that happens to other people in other places, typically countries that have been truly brutalized and can find no other way past their national traumas.
|
|
Conservation agriculture is being adopted in other places, including Siberia which has millions of hectares of degraded cropland and Canada, where crop rotation has added organic nitrogen to the soil and broken cycles of pests and diseases.
|
|
"The streaming battle is first and foremost about content, and content that you ultimately will not be able to get in other places," Stephen Beck, the founder and managing partner of consulting firm cg42, told Business Insider.
|
|
Judge Foster, now the co-director of the Fines and Fees Justice Center, a nonprofit that advocates eliminating many court fees, predicted the Tennessee ruling would be a harbinger of outcomes in legal challenges in other places.
|
|
Because ships in the Pacific, home to the Seventh Fleet, are out to sea more frequently than ships in other places, those ships and crews do not get the requisite amount of maintenance and training, he said.
|
|
But there are plenty more opportunities in other places to scurry over piles of sharp objects and maggot-infested mystery mush to catch a glimpse of some of the exotic flying things that are drawn to landfills.
|
|
Here's what's weird about the whole thing: The camera is good at snapping 360-degree videos, bu you can only view them back on the phone or in other places that support 360-degree content, like Facebook.
|
|
We do have other investment, potential investment, in China and in other places-- that we are looking at now, with also similar converging capacity of about 45% of the barrel, of the crude barrel-- BRIAN SULLIVAN: Yeah.
|
|
Disney movies bring in less at the box office in India than they do in other places, like the US or Europe, because of competition from local films and a lower average ticket price, the note said.
|
|
"What's going to be interesting is the extent of which this negatively affects ISIS, or does it galvanize the remnants of ISIS that still survives as an ideology and has franchises in other places besides Syria," Clapper said.
|
|
In some places, and then in other places like here in New York, the law clearly does not allow it, and we're working with the city council right now, legislation that'll be introduced shortly ... Yeah, there's no scooters.
|
|
Here, Google is adding functionality found in other places like the Unity and Unreal game engines' asset stores, but is doing so in a way that seems to be very much additive to the experience of game devs.
|
|
Ads that violate the company's new policy will be banned on Facebook's core app, but also in other places where Facebook sells ads, including Instagram and its ad network, Audience Network, which places ads on third-party apps.
|
|
The US can bar clinical trials, but that doesn't mean they won't happen elsewhere—nor will it stop the technology from being taken up in other places including, eventually, for-profit fertility clinics attracting medical tourists from abroad.
|
|
She believes that if they could find bipartisan solutions in a state like Utah -- which has 86 Republicans and 18 Democrats in the legislature, according to their online rosters -- then similar measures can be taken in other places.
|
|
" In the evening the leader of the world's Roman Catholics told Colombians huddled on wet fields: "Here, as in other places, there is a thick darkness which threatens and destroys life - the darkness of injustice and social inequality.
|
|
Under Trump, ICE is detaining more people than it ever has before — and more than Congress has funded them for — and simply finding money in other places (either congressional supplements or other agency's budgets) to pay for it.
|
|
"What we see from China is that travel restriction can be important to buy time so they can slow down the importation of cases and then start later the epidemics in other places in the world," Vespignani said.
|
|
In other places, though, like the New York Stock Exchange area, the city is reassessing years of security measures that have made streets forbidding to tourists and residents alike, said Jessica Lappin, the president of the Downtown Alliance.
|
|
One of the best things about fan fiction is that, since a lot of writers are LGBT+, it can have really good representation of what it is to be LGBT+ that is hard to find in other places.
|
|
This is another example of the balloon effect: When drug trafficking is stamped out in one area, it just pops up in other places — because drug profits are so lucrative that traffickers are incentivized to always find alternatives.
|
|
Besides sexual assault, the defendant was accused of paying some of the boys for sexual acts, which took place in his home in Fetsund, a riverside town about 18 miles east of Oslo, and in other places nearby.
|
|
She's aware that some districts in Tennessee aren't in compliance with the legislation, and that's something she's had to deal with in other places, including her home state of Illinois—one of the 31 states to pass Erin's Law.
|
|
"The method is really cheap and easy to use, so why not try it in other places?" said Jaime Bosch, a senior research scientist at the National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid and one of the paper's authors.
|
|
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police shot dead a member of a Papuan separatist group on Friday during an exchange of fire, a spokesman said, after violent demonstrations this week in other places in the eastern region over perceived ethnic discrimination.
|
|
"If we don't move positively on Canada and Mexico, it will be very, very difficult for us to muster the goodwill in other places to get agreements with China, with Japan and the EU," Donohue told a news conference.
|
|
"When I was following the American events of 2202, what struck me most was how much of it was a replay of things that had already happened in other places," Snyder, who specializes in Eastern European history, told Hill.
|
|
"There are better possibilities for results in other places, but Sauber — knowing the team and I've been there for two years now so you build a relationship — it's much easier to know how to work with them," he said.
|
|
The data comes from the 2015 US Transgender Survey, which surveyed trans people in the US: 59% have avoided bathrooms in the last year because they feared confrontations in public restrooms at work, at school, or in other places.
|
|
"In my mind, the green alley project has a much greater value in Los Angeles than it does in other places that don't have a water shortage," said Heather Repenning, a commissioner of the city's Board of Public Works.
|
|
Norman Dombey, an emeritus professor of theoretical physics at the University of Sussex, told a public inquiry in 2015 that the polonium used to poison him could only have come from Russia because production had ceased in other places.
|
|
Seeing other countries' election processes through American eyes has given me insight into our country's failure at making the election process as accessible as possible and the politicization of what in other places are routine features of election administration.
|
|
Much of the recent activism has focused on inmate pay, which can range from nothing at all in states like South Carolina and Texas to, at best, a few dollars for a day of hard labor in other places.
|
|
In other places, diplomats are themselves the biggest fish in the little pond, but in New York they have to swim around like all the other fish, and no one will fail to criticize them if they deserve it.
|
|
"Most countries are supporting terrorism in other places, where they see it is fine for them to justify their means," al Thani said, lamenting what he described as a double standard and blasting Saudi and Emirati accusations that Qatar supports terrorism.
|
|
These are materials that can be injected into the ground in small amounts at one point and then detected reliably if they turn up in other places—thus showing that those places have subterranean links to the point of injection.
|
|
But, I really hope Apple has plans to launch a web version of this that lets me open links people send me and allows me to keep up in other places, such as when I'm at work on my PC.
|
|
Other environmental groups worry that it will not prove possible to contain gene drives to a single place, and that species seen as invasive in one place might end up decimated in other places where they are blameless, or even beneficial.
|
|
"I never thought that the kind of terrorism that we have seen in France and in other places in Europe would be raising its ugly head in America," says Rabbi Marvin Hier, founder of the Simon Wiesenthal Centre, a Jewish group.
|
|
Mecklenburg County's unauthorized population ranked it 35th in the country in 2014, according to MPI data, but over a dozen of the more populous counties were in California, and several more were in other places that have restricted ICE cooperation.
|
|
Reports are that she has been talking to a lot of high- level operations, you know, some on Wall Street, and some in other places in New York City that would like to have her, probably work for them, as well.
|
|
"I do think that we ought to be alert for the potential that Russia uses some sort of mercenary forces as a way to camouflage their activities, not only in Syria, but we may well see it in other places," Rep.
|
|
But the document positions itself far to the right of Mr. Trump's beliefs in other places — and amounts to a rightward lurch even from the party's hard-line platform in 2012 — especially as it addresses gay men, lesbians and transgender people.
|
|
Kara Swisher: And I can't believe you said this, but there was crime in other places and you said — and I'll never forget this — "Hotels have been having orgies for decades now," which is the best answer I've ever gotten.
|
|
"Because of the strength of these terrorist organizations -- why this is a greater danger than ever -- is, first of all, their ability to communicate, to connect what would otherwise be disconnected cells in other places in the world," he said.
|
|
It might be windy in other places, too, but we've got 60 mph gusts in Brooklyn and I was hit by a fast-moving empty trash can this morning on my walk to the office, so it's a somewhat noteworthy wind.
|
|
As in other places they have defended in the Middle East, the jihadists in Baghouz have sheltered among civilians to escape the worst of intense U.S.-led air strikes that razed much of their former strongholds of Mosul and Raqqa.
|
|
Besides sexual assault, the defendant is accused of paying some of the boys for sexual acts, which took place in his home in Fetsund, a riverside town less than 18 miles east of Oslo, Norway's capital, and in other places nearby.
|
|
"Not just in class but in other places in the camps as well, we are telling everyone to wash their hands and cover their face while sneezing and do whatever we can to stay safe," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
|
|
"Not just in class but in other places in the camps as well, we are telling everyone to wash their hands and cover their face while sneezing and do whatever we can to stay safe," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
|
|
In a statement, Microsoft played down the news, noting that Paint will continue to be available for free download and many of its features will remain in other places, including Paint 3D, a three-dimensional drawing application it unveiled last year.
|
|
"If you can pull this off in the middle of a desert and this extreme heat, you should be able to do it in other places," said Leach, who previously was CEO of Urban Till, an indoor farming company in Chicago.
|
|
It's catastrophic—homes are priced 2.5 times the median in other places; rents are sky high; the population is increasing (but construction of places to live for them is not); poor people are getting pushed out; homelessness is severe, and on the rise.
|
|
South Korea approves map data exports only if certain satellite images are edited or obscured (for example, blurring army bases or disguising them as forests), even though they are visible for users of Google Maps, Apple Maps, and similar services in other places.
|
|
"Literacy is not high with the Rohingya; it is difficult to get an education in the first place, so targeting the teachers is a similar path that you&aposve seen and heard in other places that ended up in genocide," said Jungblut.
|
|
"In other places I've worked, if an app crashed all of a sudden, it wasn't good, but it didn't mean that it wasn't making money today and it didn't mean that a person wasn't able to make rent that week," Janakiram said.
|
|
The appreciation for Williams appears in other places as well — Schrader and his team put together an original, John Williams-style score by Ryan Taubert and Benjamin Botkin for the podcast, which accompanies the action and enhances the story as it plays out.
|
|
When you're in a place where the palette is so beautiful, you can do things that you can't do in other places: build a spa under a waterfall, go to places where no others have been, have a butler in every room.
|
|
"All companies in America could take a pool of equity or cash that's generally used in other places for compensation, and re-route it to those who need it the most to pay down student debt," Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig tells Axios.
|
|
But the question, really, is the experts sitting out there in other places tell me is where else is the money going to go, with dividend yields exceeding sovereign yields and you know, the money's going to go in to the equity markets.
|
|
More analysts are starting to believe such policies will be adopted in other places, including the U.S. "Most economies have been experiencing low inflation and low growth since the global financial crisis," Kuroda said in a speech Monday at IMF headquarters in Washington.
|
|
It also exists in other places, and, if anything, I would really hope that the book would sensitize people to open their eyes and see their cities in a different light, and maybe not go, What is that horrible scrawl on the wall?
|
|
It's that it's inherently imperfect, an estimation based on how much our DNA matches up with people in other places around the world, in a world where people have been mixing and matching and getting it on since the beginning of human history.
|
|
Although Germany called to say that they're going to be announcing some very big movement with respect to a certain company that I've demanded has to come, because they sell us a lot of cars but they make them in other places.
|
|
"We had to do it by helicopter and not vertically like we can do it in other places, because the ground underneath is of a glacial type so there is a risk of crevasses and it could lead to accidents," he said.
|
|
"We had to do it by helicopter and not vertically like we can do it in other places because the ground underneath is of a glacial type, so there is a risk of crevasses and it could lead to accidents," he said.
|
|
It's easy to get into the habit of looking to the long Across or Down entries to find your theme, but as the solving week progresses, it's a good idea to keep your mind open to finding theme material in other places.
|
|
Professor Bosco said the focus on Africa was partly a result of the difficulties of conducting inquiries in other places, like Afghanistan, the Palestinian territories and Colombia, and partly a reflection of the prosecutorial strategy of going after the high-level perpetrators.
|
|
If you say they're immutable, that's actually a way — and this is what Murray does, again explicitly and repeatedly both on your show and in other places — is say that because they're immutable, that really means that this is not on us.
|
|
This travel and fashion series follows the host, Hailey Gates, as she explores the different and unexpected fashion scenes around the world, addressing the issues that the mainstream industry often ignores and investigating what people in other places are wearing and why.
|
|
The exile solution to pigeon overcrowding is being presented as a more animal-friendly approach than that taken in other places, where pigeons are treated like flying rats to be culled or fed contraceptive pills that may also be consumed by other species.
|
|
"Given current concerns about the coronavirus and extended school closures that have occurred in other places around the world, it makes sense for New Jersey to update our plans," Senator Gerry Cardinale, a Republican whose district includes Bergen County, said in a statement.
|
|
The group, Unite the Country, spent more than $4.5 million in Iowa but has spent just $1.3 million in other places so far, according to Advertising Analytics, as Biden struggled in the earliest states and Bernie Sanders gained momentum in the Democratic primary.
|
|
Members of Brave New World Repertory Theater were rehearsing "A View From the Bridge," Arthur Miller's play set in working-class Brooklyn, which after years of revivals in other places, has finally landed back where it was born — in working-class Brooklyn.
|
|
"We know that it's possible to modernize a transit system much more quickly because it's happened in other places," Mr. Raskin said, pointing to London, where the subway is older than New York's and officials have upgraded the signals far more rapidly.
|
|
Walmart pulled out of Brazil in 2018, when it became clear that, partly as a function of Brazil's long-standing protectionism, the giant American retailer could not easily access global supply chains it relies on to offer low prices in other places.
|
|
"While big events, like the inauguration in Washington, will usually cause prices to rise in that city for a particular weekend, the decreases in other places suggest that it doesn't necessarily pay to be president," Ian Strafford-Taylor, FairFX CEO told The Telegraph.
|
|
AND AS YOU SAID, IN THE OTT SPACE WHICH IS TYPICALLY THIS $40 SPACE, WE'RE ON DIRECTV NOW, WE'RE ON SLING, WE'RE ON PHILO, WE'RE A SMALL EQUITY OWNER AND WE CONTINUE TO LOOK FOR OPPORTUNITIES TO BE REPRESENTED IN OTHER PLACES.
|
|
But recently, she began seeing some warning signs in the United States, flashes of social distress that she recognized from her work abroad, and after 29 years of peacemaking in other places, she decided to turn her lens on her own society.
|
|
That doesn't mean the stricter gun laws in Chicago, New York, or any other jurisdiction have no effect, but it does limit how far these local and state measures can go, since the root of the problem lies in other places' laws.
|
|
More seriously, the New York Times was able to track phones that went to Planned Parenthood and see how long they stayed; they could surely see how long phones rested in other places that have specific medical or political or cultural connotations.
|
|
Since I was driving all day, I wasn't able to keep up with each new twist and turn of what happens in DC, and it was a reminder that that how people view politics in Washington isn't how people view it in other places. 6.
|
|
While Uber and Lyft may be able to stomach a pause in what is Uber's largest market in the U.S., attempts to replicate these bills in other places may prove to be much more overbearing or sweeping than those passed today in New York.
|
|
However, depending on the bank you have, using a Western Union-type service to wire money may be more convenient since there are physical stores, as well as locations in other places, like many grocery and convenience stores, and it tends to keep longer hours.
|
|
But the militants' sudden attack on Kirkuk, an oil-rich region that has been under the Kurds' control for the past two years, provides a window into the Islamic State's strategy of striking in other places even as it is under siege in Mosul.
|
|
In a paper published last month in the journal Conservation Biology, two scientists in California, Michael P. Marchetti and Tag Engstrom, describe the "paradox" of species that are under threat in their native range but are viewed as invasive in other places they have settled.
|
|
I think most people just blow that kind of stuff off as President Trump just being President Trump, but clearly the tapes that came out prior to the election played more of a role in the state of Utah than maybe in other places.
|
|
Myth: You should avoid people of Asian ethnicity because they are more likely to have coronavirus In the U.S. and in other places around the world, people of Asian ethnicity have been experiencing racism by people who suspect them of being sick with coronavirus.
|
|
But in other places around the world — notably, parts of Canada and South Korea — politicians have adapted the idea in ways that not only show signs of working, but that also reframe it not as a tax, but as a financial windfall for taxpayers.
|
|
Yet, as of Thursday, the damage in other places was so extensive that despite the projected loss of crucial revenue, government officials were not focused on tourism; they were still struggling — and continue to struggle — to ensure people's health and safety and evacuate stranded visitors.
|
|
Although the inventor has received a number of requests to deploy his technology in other places around the world, and he sees good potential to scale it up for midsize rivers and harbors, his ultimate goal is to put the waterwheel out of work.
|
|
Correction 6/29: This story has been updated to clarify that Titan and Earth are currently the only bodies in the Solar System known to have substantial liquid on their surface — liquid has been found in other places in the solar system, often buried beneath the surface.
|
|
Because I think part of the reason there's such distrust, mistrust, out there of politicians or any institution is that there's a dead language that people in politics still use, and on cable news and in other places use that we don't use in normal conversation, right?
|
|
As CNN's Executive Vice President Andrew Morse said earlier this month, "It's going to be hard for us to continue to do Facebook Live long-term if we can't figure out how to monetize it, because we're able to monetize our video really well in other places."
|
|
The 2,5003-seat space wraps listeners around the stage in the "vineyard style" introduced with the Berliner Philharmonie in the 1960s and emulated in other places like the Walt Disney Hall in Los Angeles and Shanghai Symphony Hall — places where Mr. Toyota presided over the acoustics.
|
|
While the indictment in Chicago and those in other places — including New Hampshire, Florida, Texas and California — remain in effect, the decision to take Mr. Guzmán first to New York made it less likely that he would ever answer the other charges, especially if he is convicted.
|
|
Procedural hoops similar to those in New Orleans have been overturned by legal challenges in other places when courts have decided they unreasonably restrict clients' access to their lawyers, said Peter Joy, a Washington University law professor who has studied government monitoring of attorney-client communications.
|
|
The Syrian Democratic Forces say they will hand power to a local council made up of Arab and Kurdish civilians, but in other places where they have done that, like the city of Manbij, many residents say the councils are a thin facade for the militias' control.
|
|
Some contemporary curators and artists evade this trap by describing themselves in terms of the "global contemporary," meaning that they see themselves as world citizens who convey a mix of local, learned traditions and what they have acquired through formal education and lived experience in other places.
|
|
Because it is one of the fastest-growing Latin American countries — Peru's central bank expects the economy (last year's GDP growth was 3.3 percent) to grow by 3.7 percent in 2016 and 4.2 percent in 2017 — valuations are higher there than in other places, in the Brandes manager's opinion.
|
|
I think it used to be... But I think my answer today is the content that we put out digitally and socially on our and [Hays'] platforms in other places, because this allows us to tell a story to position Hays as the leader and the aspirational brand.
|
|
"Because the virus is spreading at a tremendous pace, a delay of even one hour in these tools can lead to the deaths of many Israelis, just as is happening with the deaths of thousands in Italy and in other places in the world," Netanyahu said in a statement.
|
|
He said that because the needle exchange was open only one day a week for two hours, it limited the time during which people could dispose of needles at the exchange — so people tossed out needles in other places, including in public spaces like the library and parks.
|
|
On top of that, California's flexible provisional voting laws combined with the fact that Californians tend to move a lot more than people in other places so their addresses may not match what's on file, means the state has an unusually high number of provisional ballots to sort out.
|
|
She added that such transmission may also occur in other places, such as feeding grounds or shared migration routes, and that questions remain, including why certain groups from the South Pacific were not found at the island and why songs always seem to move from west to east.
|
|
A stranger can glean a lot more about someone from their Facebook profile than from a faceless Reddit account, so communication in these groups feels a lot more lifelike than in other places on the internet—even if the vibe is extremely "online" and the tone is inherently memey.
|
|
Republicans achieved this effect in Wisconsin, according to the plaintiffs in that case, with two tactics: dividing Democratic neighborhoods among multiple districts so that Democratic voters fell short of a majority in each one and, in other places, cramming Democrats into a few districts to dilute their votes statewide.
|
|
In other places, he has tried to color so far outside the lines that his ideas have been either been heavily discounted (exiting Syria now; threatening to leave NATO) or have disappeared completely (a joint investigation with Russian intelligence on United States soil, which Trump endorsed at Helsinki).
|
|
I don't usually pay attention to hearings in other places, but I'm going to be in a place — I usually travel up that day, but I'm probably going to come up on Sunday instead and make sure I'm in a place that I can witness the whole thing.
|
|
Additionally, while the app does hide location by default for users in some countries where LGBT people are persecuted, Queer Europe found that location is still enabled by default in other places where the LGBT community faces discrimination: Algeria, Turkey, Belarus, Ethiopia, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Oman, Azerbaijan, China, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
|
|
With pro-Assad forces, backed by Russia, bearing down on them and encircling the city, they are likely to face some of the brutal tactics used by Assad over the course of the war in other places, such as Madaya and Homs, where starving rebels were finally forced to surrender.
|
|
Neumann said that something like the Congress might be able to exist outside of the country, but it would likely be difficult: the sheer logistical challenge of getting over a thousand people to pull together for days or weeks on end is not an easy thing to imagine in other places.
|
|
As for cooling, Clonee will use a system that's similar to the one Facebook currently uses in Sweden and other locations, but because there's too much salt in the air, it'll have to filter the air more thoroughly than in other places before it can be used inside the building.
|
|
President Trump: "The United States will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility ... you look at what's happening in Europe and you look at what's happening in other places we can't allow that to happen in the United States – not on my watch." pic.twitter.
|
|
"Evidently the laws that have been in place, - even if they have been improved – they didn't create the foundation that we found in other places, where they had better laws in terms of the definition of what an accessible room is and better percentages of rooms in the hotels," Gonzalez said.
|
|
"Vacation [at Aman Sveti Stefan] is a little bit more expensive than in other places in Montenegro, but in my mind, if you want to have a comfortable holiday and relax your body and soul, the price doesn't matter," Stefaniya Glibo, who stayed at the resort this summer, told Business Insider.
|
|
The issue for DeSantis is that he appears to be somewhat unwilling to put in place harsh social distancing measures -- perhaps due to concerns over what that might mean for the state's economy -- as governors in other places with significant outbreaks like New York, California and Washington state have done.
|
|
"We've been in other places with security risks and normally after something happens that's when it's actually at its safest," Venczel said, as she and her husband guided their two young children through a gate connecting the Ottoman sultan's old palace grounds to the sprawling square in Sultanahmet on Saturday.
|
|
MS: You know Germany is a case in point where this whole rich poor gap hasn't materialized really and populism hasn't emerged to the extent it has in other places, let's say the political mess that Italy's in right now I mean France last year managed to dodge the bullet.
|
|
In fact, the study found that cultural organizations' strongest impact on social wellbeing is not in areas with the largest number of resources, but rather in lower-income districts where the social connections they facilitate operate as a form of capital, substituting for the financial capital available in other places.
|
|
These amendments would: Additionally, Section 127 in the bill would defund the finalization and implementation of the Bureau of Ocean and Energy Management's (BOEM's) proposed Air Quality Control, Reporting and Compliance Rule – a rule that would limit air pollution from drilling offshore of the Arctic and in other places around the country.
|
|
And creating that space which was a space that had the kind of privacy that no one had ever seen before was what enabled and continues to enable the kind of interactions and the content that people feel comfortable sharing in this network that don't exist in other places in the world.
|
|
Chief among Pentagon concerns is whether sharing targeting information with Russia could reveal how the United States uses intelligence to conduct airstrikes, not just in Syria but in other places, which Moscow could then use for its own advantage in the growing confrontations undersea and in the air around the Baltics and Europe.
|
|
This is an example of the balloon effect: When drug trafficking is stamped out in one area, it just pops up in other places — because drug profits are so lucrative that traffickers are incentivized to always find alternatives, and the drug profits will give them the resources to successfully find those alternatives.
|
|
The article goes on to describe successes in other places that have worked to decrease the use of plastic bags: Measures in other countries and localities have significantly reduced plastic bag use, and a study in Washington found a 5-cent bag fee there had cut down on plastic pollution in waterways.
|
|
As corporations are accessing lower wage labor in other places around the world to make quite expansive profits, there's the need to contain labor, because if people have the opportunity to move to another place where there are higher wages, they would do that, and indeed millions of people are doing that right now.
|
|
"Maybe in his mind and some others this is a political tactic, that they can get people engaged and thinking that there's a lot of anti-Walker Republicans -- which there aren't, he's got an 80% approval rating -- then maybe (Trump) can, as he does in other places, get his earned media that way," he said.
|
|
A remarkably durable style over the ensuing decades, the beehive and its variants have remained pointed and often creative fashion statements — the rock band the B-19423s and the singer Amy Winehouse made it a signature — especially prominent on formal or glamorous occasions, including on the red carpet and in other places where paparazzi gather.
|
|
In the introduction to their forthcoming book, "How Democracies Die," Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, political scientists at Harvard, write: Over the past two years, we have watched politicians say and do things that are unprecedented in the United States — but that we recognize as having been the precursors of democratic crisis in other places.
|
|
Bhakti Pasrija Sethi, a lawyer who was involved in challenging the ban, said she was baffled by the backlash, saying the dismantling of exclusionary rules in other places of worship, like the Haji Ali, a mosque and tomb in Mumbai, or temples in west central India, were not met with the same level of vitriol.
|
|
"There's a moment here where we can build the kind of movement we need," Alex said in a recent interview with his alma mater, U.C.L.A. That's a lot to hang on a moment, but Los Angeles remains a capital of ambition, a place to realize dreams that feel outsize or overdone in other places.
|
|
" Google, which has also requested NDAs in other places, including Berkeley County, South Carolina, said in a statement that its staffers have "been active participants in the public engagement process for the last nine months through both the city-led Station Area Advisory Group and our own one-on-one meetings with various San Jose community members.
|
|
Active fund management may have more of a role to play in other places: emerging markets, for example, where information about the prospects of individual companies is not so widely available; or bond funds, where S&P did find some evidence of persistent performance in areas such as mortgage-backed securities, municipal debt and investment-grade debt.
|
|
Given that e-commerce is still a very small percentage of all retail — accounting for only around 10 percent this year in developed markets like the US, and far lower in other places — there is a long way to go tapping the market and building services for legacy brick-and-mortar businesses, an opportunity Klarna has been tackling.
|
|
And additionally, intact mummies do exist in other places around the world, and co-author Albert Zink, also of the European Academy, said that he and his fellow researchers are in touch with colleagues in South America and parts of Asia, and hope to be able to conduct similar research on more mummies in the future.
|
|
Professor Gerald Benjamin, the director of the Benjamin Center for Public Policy Initiatives at SUNY New Paltz, told Insider he thinks Delgado at least is "a very strong candidate and I think that he's going to win on the merit of his own performance," but that Sanders could pose a bigger problem for representatives in other places.
|
|