"Arson that causes an inhabited structure or inhabited property to burn is a felony punishable by imprisonment in the state prison for three, five, or eight years," it says.
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And, like all great artists, he inhabited and embodied contradictions.
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The International Space Station has been continuously inhabited since 2000.
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Marine life that today lives off Virginia inhabited Nantucket waters.
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No more than 30,000 Jews ever actually inhabited the region.
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Gymnastics contextualized the world I inhabited as a young athlete.
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In the second, monsters died and people inhabited the earth.
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Late last year, entire warrens inhabited by migrants were razed.
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The surrounding landscape has fields and forest, inhabited by wildlife.
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Some liberals inhabited the GOP; some conservatives called themselves Democrats.
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Many fallible men have inhabited the office of the presidency.
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If there are stereotypes, they're consciously acknowledged and mischievously inhabited.
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The second is the divide between the country's central plains, largely inhabited by ethnic Burman, who comprise a majority of Myanmar's population; and the surrounding mountainous borderlands, mostly inhabited by ethnic and religious minorities.
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The cyber security world is inhabited by hackers, criminals, and spooks.
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The species once inhabited a wide sprawl of the North Atlantic.
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The sea is also inhabited by mysterious, terrifying or bewitching women.
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Indigenous people first inhabited these areas, and they are aboriginal lands.
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Many of these excluded poor areas were predominantly inhabited by minorities.
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Times Square, before it was bad, was inhabited by the Lenape.
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But the nation is comprised of more than 100 inhabited islands.
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Mecca, in Saudi Arabia, is the warmest inhabited place on earth.
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It is inhabited by the indigenous Korak, Chukchi, and Kamchadal settlements.
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Mr. Venkov inhabited multiple social media personas, according to the indictment.
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The community is inhabited by people from more than 84 countries.
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Mr. Davies has deftly inhabited the Alex character for three years.
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So there's a lot of real estate that could be inhabited.
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The area called Cowford was originally inhabited by the Timucua tribe.
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Snapshot: Above, polar bears in Svalbard, the world's northernmost inhabited place.
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I hoped to be better, in the arenas I already inhabited.
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Back to the place you inhabited before the original religious curse?
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Although the area is not inhabited, it is occupied by farmland.
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It is inhabited, performed and enacted, often on a daily basis.
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I find a small and scarcely inhabited brick of a spacecraft.
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But Shlain's female leaders still inhabited societies deeply hostile to their progress.
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Plenty of VR worlds are sparsely populated, inhabited by robots, or empty.
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Sur's walls surround an ancient city that has been inhabited for millenniums.
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"This means that today's space launches pass over inhabited areas," Jones wrote.
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The Schomburgk's Deer, Rucervus schomburgki, once inhabited the plains of central Thailand.
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They eventually disappeared, perhaps absorbed into another population that later inhabited Alaska.
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Even within Blood Orange, Dev has flung off and inhabited numerous skins.
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He offered an escape route from the suburban hellholes that we inhabited.
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And these characters are inhabited by the finest actors of our generation.
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It's a way of literally speaking to both the cultures he's inhabited.
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"It's the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world," she told VICE.
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Yet the crumbling edifices of earlier eras are also, amazingly, still inhabited.
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These photos show what it's like in the world's hottest inhabited city.
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None of the lost islets so far have been inhabited by humans.
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"It's really finished," Mr. Michaud said of the era the Beats inhabited.
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Hanks plays Bradlee as a caricature of the charismatic crank Robards inhabited.
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It is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities on the globe.
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It's very hard to predict how it would affect an inhabited island.
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That is below the $1,310-$1,360 range gold has inhabited since January.
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In fact, the ancient site was continuously inhabited until the early 1930s.
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Mary, you inhabited your character, Florence, on a molecular, almost spiritual level.
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It was native to the manner in which they inhabited the globe.
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Aunts turned the Castle into a beach house inhabited by performance artists.
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China aims to complete a multi-module, inhabited space station around 2022.
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There are about 100 islands in Shetland, though only 16 are inhabited.
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An imposing stone structure, it is inhabited by only three Orthodox monks.
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Only 20183% of the country's 836,300 square miles is inhabited by humans.
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Now it's been found in snow taken from the sparsely inhabited continent.
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And that was the territory McAdoo's Giants inhabited as Sunday's game began.
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Some inhabited multimillion-dollar houses with pristine Victorian architecture and fancy furniture.
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I like the kinds of fray that I've inhabited, all this time.
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Americans inhabited many of the 7,000 Cuban bars, according to Difford's Guide.
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On many blocks, there are more decaying, abandoned houses than inhabited ones.
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The Gran Sabana area is inhabited by the Pemón, an indigenous community.
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Most commentators regard conservative America as an alien land inhabited by monsters.
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It's also playful, a psychotic archetype inhabited so fully it becomes burlesque.
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Over the past year Mr Thaci has discussed a potential deal with Aleksandar Vucic, Serbia's president, which could involve giving up the Serb-inhabited northern part of Kosovo in exchange for an Albanian-inhabited part of south Serbia.
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This likely describes the landscape inhabited by these Oldowan hominins at the time.
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What demons inhabited her soul just when life seemed so rich and productive?
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A cave inhabited in Paleolithic times that now sits unnoticed above a highway.
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In this alternate universe Scott inhabited, our worldly concept of time was suspended.
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Many havelis stand largely empty or barely used, but some are still inhabited.
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The literal answer lies somewhere in the particulars of the world Kelly inhabited.
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Only about 200 islands in The Maldives are inhabited by locals or tourists.
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The inhabited neighboring islands of Rongelap, Utirik, and others were almost immediately affected.
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But Williams has articulated and inhabited a world that is all his own.
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The frog, found only in southern Mississippi, also previously inhabited Louisiana and Alabama.
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Meanwhile, only 26.7% were inhabited by people from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups.
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True, Ali and Mona inhabited entire worlds that Hassan and Sara never entered.
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I got the attention I craved, but I never fully inhabited the part.
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Bumgarner's fastball once inhabited the mid-90s, and such speed now eludes him.
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Megan inhabited the intersection of fear and cruelty in her loved ones lives.
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He presents a really intriguing argument, stating that aliens once inhabited the galaxy.
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Construction of six more desalination plants is now underway on other inhabited islands.
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Some of the pods are still inhabited, but it's hard to see how.
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Last week, Denmark dispatched firefighters to Greenland combat a wildfire approaching inhabited areas.
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The buildings — one condemned, the other inhabited — gave way sometime after 9 a.m.
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It has been inhabited since antiquity and contains important archaeological and architectural sites.
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"You've inhabited the character, the person, more than I have to," he said.
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Yet neither Brown nor his teammates were naïve about the world they inhabited.
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And it is soon inhabited by corseted men and women with proffering gazes.
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Unlike Grande-Terre, the Basse-Terre landscape is cooler, greener and less inhabited.
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Tonga is made up of 171 islands, only 45 of which are inhabited.
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"The vast majority in areas inhabited by Sunni and Shia Muslims," she said.
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They thought they might find a new continent — and it might be inhabited.
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It's dreary and dark, inhabited by townspeople who are notorious for never smiling.
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The epicentre was 22 km from the nearest inhabited area, Silivri, AFAD said.
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"This ancient city is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in Europe!"
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It has been inhabited since antiquity and contains important archeological and architectural sites.
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Similarly, in photographs the "Penetrables" are shown inhabited, with bodies straining against fabric.
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It has also been implemented by at least one country on every inhabited continent.
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Few moments feel inhabited but are, rather, said — and what's said can be stirring.
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The islands were in close to pristine condition, having never been inhabited by humans.
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Myth #1: There are progressive and moderate "lanes" inhabited by different Democratic candidates. Nonsense.
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The first was, for every relevant species, the fraction of the country it inhabited.
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To sleepwalk is to be inhabited, yes, but not by something else, so much.
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They're trying to make their way back into the political world they've inhabited before.
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He imagined the people who inhabited these bunkers as inspirations for the new collection.
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In America and Europe online platforms have until now inhabited a parallel legal universe.
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Tanera Mór is the last inhabited island of the 17-island Summer Isles archipelago.
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Many are still inhabited by the clans who founded them hundreds of years ago.
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That for me has been living off the world I inhabited a decade ago.
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Boko Haram militants have inhabited the northern states of Nigeria for the past decade.
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For nearly four decades, Moore has inhabited that fluid space between fringe and fad.
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The one that happens in a world inhabited by a multitude of Jason Stathams?
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Humans have likely inhabited the Tasmanian Wilderness in Australia for more than 20,000 years.
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Like Bausch, he builds mysterious theatrical environs inhabited by beautiful bodies (here, often unclothed).
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Countries are inhabited by human beings; when human beings become perfect, so will countries.
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The Clintons have fully inhabited the political-media revolutions of the last four decades.
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Dr. Edwin Abbott's 1884 novella Flatland imagines a world inhabited entirely by geometric beings.
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The wreck has entered lore in the town of Sheerness, the nearest inhabited area.
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Otay Mesa, right along the Mexican border, was once inhabited by the Kumeyaay Indians.
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But those stats don't put the brand in the same echelon it once inhabited.
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Nearly one-third of them roam outside protected reserves, in areas inhabited by people.
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Although the fires are still burning in less inhabited areas, they're burning out elsewhere.
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It is an extraordinary exploration of the alternate universe inhabited by the mentally ill.
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I never feel shame" for being from "a city inhabited by war and destruction.
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The second building was inhabited, although it is not clear by how many people.
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The researchers said it apparently inhabited arid shrubland near a river delta and lake.
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Only in the latter case could the planet possibly be inhabited by microbial life.
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Life, uh, finds a way to a dinosaur-inhabited Earth in this new short.
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Much of Raqqa, in an area that has been inhabited since antiquity, was leveled.
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He is inhabited by some deep violence to which self-control is a stranger.
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The area was originally inhabited by the Tonkawa and Comanche tribes, which hunted buffalo.
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Data from even inhabited parts of the world can be sparse, with unfortunate consequences.
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While some of these projects are finished and inhabited, many are still under construction.
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The Dispossessed is set far away, on a foreign planet and its inhabited moon.
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The universe she constructed had little to do with the physical one she inhabited.
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England must have been a place inhabited by people who smelt like the long-term
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In the 1970s, this area was lightly inhabited, home to artisanal fishermen and empty beaches.
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We've learned that at one time our world was inhabited by several subspecies of human.
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Some of the satellite will make it to the ground, potentially in an inhabited area.
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What you're inhabited by, what's kicking one foot in front of the other, it's yourself.
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Unless your house is brand new, someone else inhabited the very walls you currently do.
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Lesson #2: For heaven's sake, do not explore abandoned barns formerly inhabited by creepy hillbillies.
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Last Friday, Kris Jenner inhabited a role that seemed like it was made for her.
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And Croat nationalists wanted a Greater Croatia that included Croat-inhabited parts of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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The removals left Australia as the only inhabited continent on the planet with no mentions.
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Inhabited mostly by auto mechanics, Kakaako attracted Wong to its flat walls and few rules.
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In the medieval period restless souls inhabited whatever shape they thought might get them noticed.
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I inhabited a 3D form, but as I looked ahead, I saw two 2D turtles.
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Despite the region's chaos, Grasas persisted, photographing some of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities.
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In fact, there is a huge gray area inhabited by people like TT the Artist.
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Charleston County, where 295,039 people lived in 1990, was inhabited by 389,262 people in 2015.
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But the atmosphere we inhabited did not encourage asking questions about power, at least publicly.
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Heimaey is the only inhabited island and is home to the tongue-twisting IBV Vestmannaeyjar.
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The Kurds have historical claims over Kirkuk, which is also inhabited by Turkmen and Arabs.
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In other words, we're not going to discover a planet inhabited by sentient ice cubes.
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"Australia is the only inhabited continent that is not featured in the report," he said.
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And some just want to live in a house, inhabited by a fictional serial killer.
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Ms. Kuntar's grandfather was a policeman in Palmyra when its Roman-era ruins were inhabited.
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The front door was unlocked and the single room inside was spotless but obviously inhabited.
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East Kalimantan is known for forests inhabited by orangutans, sun bears and long-nosed monkeys.
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A more easterly settlement was, however, still inhabited by Norsemen in the early 103th century.
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It was also inhabited a second time and used as a hearth 10,000 years ago.
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Many Estonian islands have remained unspoiled and untouched since they were last inhabited centuries ago.
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Having inhabited a version of Pedro, do you feel like you now understand him differently?
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But around 2000 the rains returned, often torrential, and Thiaroye became uninhabitable — but fully inhabited.
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Ms. Suthimongkol took us to a village inhabited by the Akha, an ethnic minority group.
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Brown fully and generously inhabited the world of his gritty characters and their obvious flaws.
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Legal recognition is granted to such marriages now in 30 countries on every inhabited continent.
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The characters that inhabited his world explained so much and revealed multi-layers of emotions.
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An outlandish, pointedly allegorical conceit is inhabited not by symbolic figures but by terrestrial oddballs.
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And, yes, it's the same inhabited-by-30-year-olds frat from the first film.
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But recasting a character that was so thoroughly inhabited by Leonard Nimoy carries huge risk.
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He inhabits a world that feels, if not yet entirely his own, richly and weirdly inhabited.
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"The Crow Tribe first inhabited modern-day Montana more than three centuries ago", Justice Sotomayor wrote.
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The land centers on a settlement called Black Spire Outpost inhabited by smugglers and bounty hunters.
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The world inhabited by a typical American family in 1900 looked radically different from today's world.
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He was a physically small person who spoke softly and still dominated every room he inhabited.
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Over the decades, Trump constructed and then inhabited a public persona that is powerful but unnatural.
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The tiny hospital sits on a high-cost island inhabited by a lot of wealthy people.
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Unfortunately, whatever dark spirits once inhabited the house—or its owners—seem to have resurrected themselves.
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Will Hungary be inhabited by Hungarians, Germany by Germans, France by the French, Italy by Italians?
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And yet she inhabited the works so completely that she was surely somewhere in the scene.
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The frog, found only in four locations in southern Mississippi, also previously inhabited Louisiana and Alabama.
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Mr. Lippmann said just heating the inhabited hangars costs 20,000 euros a day, or about $26,000.
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The individuals no longer feel comfortable in neighborhoods that they have historically inhabited, so they move.
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He was an outsider who inhabited their interiors, who sought a common thread and found it.
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Irma destroyed 90 percent of Barbuda — inhabited by about 1,600 people — as a Category 5 hurricane.
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Inside the cabin a woman's body is sprawled across the floor, discolored, bloated, inhabited by flies.
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Regardless, the loneliness was less severe now, the universe didn't just feel procedural, it felt inhabited.
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It's a truth universally accepted that the late night comedy scene is inhabited largely by men.
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He said the helicopter had tried to veer away from inhabited areas to avoid civilian deaths.
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Some of the self-immolations have happened in Tibetan-inhabited parts of Sichuan, including near Litang.
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The island, North Sentinel Island, is inhabited by the Sentinelese, who are protected under Indian law.
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Some of the homes are inhabited for most or all of the year, Lang told me.
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Flatey is the only inhabited island of the 3,000 in Breiðafjörður bay, according to Iceland Travel.
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The sunny-voiced soprano Ying Fang perfectly inhabited the part of Elvira, Mustafà's jilted, ditsy wife.
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They inhabited a system that took meaning, even existence, from that perception of enmity and perfidy.
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The building is still inhabited, but guided tours allow visitors a glimpse into one unoccupied apartment.
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It's just scummy and disreputable and indicative of the world Whitaker inhabited before his sudden elevation.
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He came into the family like an invasive parasite, killed it, and inhabited its dead body.
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It was a wholesale break from the world I had inhabited for more than a decade.
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This is the world Trump has always inhabited and he wants us to live there too.
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It's like a silent disco inhabited by people with the oddly loud footfalls of small children.
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When I was ten, I had a story I inhabited for the whole week of vacation.
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This makes the MTCR's restrictions on transferring drones but not equivalent human-inhabited aircraft increasingly senseless.
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Developers say the park will be inhabited by dozens of fairy-tale characters, all domestically produced.
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Japanese serow — goat-like mammals with long legs like antelope — seem to prefer the inhabited zone.
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The other possible taxon was Homo erectus' younger cousin, Homo antecessor, which inhabited modern-day Spain.
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Still, the thick file is a timely reminder of the unusual realm his feared mentor inhabited.
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I feel that I'm inhabited with this spirit, this person, with her ideas, and completely enrapt.
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It is also a spiritual landscape inhabited by deities and demons that demand respect and sacrifice.
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That class of person is most likely to be familiar with the world both candidates inhabited.
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Renters Apartment lore has it that 3L started out as a share inhabited by Jewish men.
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It was inhabited for 50 years or so by about 20 people, perhaps an extended family.
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Tuz, located between oil-rich Kirkuk and Baghdad, is also inhabited by Sh'ite Turkmen and Arabs.
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The village is all but a real place, inhabited by real people with lives to live.
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Our images expose an obsession with the characters of objects and impressions of deeply inhabited spaces.
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The neighborhood, once a mix of Jews, Italians and Irish, is now inhabited mostly by Orthodox Jews.
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This temple is inhabited by monks, and on top of a nearby hill sits a smaller hermitage.
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This highly active volcano is located right next to an inhabited community and a geothermal power station.
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"My mom has lived many different lives and has sort of inhabited many different skins," he continues.
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All of the inhabited planets pose potential threats; all of the stars are potential sources of fuel.
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At 11 feet, land currently inhabited by hundreds of millions of people worldwide would wind up underwater.
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When the English colonists arrived, the island was already inhabited by the native Secotan and Croatan tribes.
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The city is also inhabited by a large, intelligent plant that the humans call a rainbow bamboo.
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It is also inhabited by Walter (Noah Bean), a handsome and fastidiously put-together man of 30.
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Angel's style that day was giving vibrations of the little flaco Boricua boy that Angel's body inhabited.
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You will learn many things about the people who inhabited it through the course of your inquiry.
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Not just in the legislation he passed, or failed to, but in how he inhabited the role.
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They inhabited a 4-bedroom Mediterranean-style home from 2013 to late 2017, when they officially separated.
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One further consequence: the smoke and ash that drift across densely inhabited areas affect human health, too.
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How to tell from far off whether a planet is indeed inhabited is a matter of debate.
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Assateague's wild horses have freely inhabited the Maryland island for centuries, according to the National Park Service.
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Over half a million people were pushed out of livelihoods they barely inhabited in the first place.
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Woolly mammoths, elephant-like creatures that once inhabited nearly every continent, went extinct about 4,000 years ago.
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Today, the picture-perfect street is still inhabited, and some of the homes are now a museum.
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The oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, it's one of Queen Elizabeth II's official residences.
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Tieu, was being held on on charges including murder, attempted murder and shooting at an inhabited dwelling.
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A 7-year-old Japanese boy survived six nights alone on the bear-inhabited island of Hokkaido.
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Happily, their adventure takes them to a village inhabited entirely by shamans banished from their own villages.
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But old Alex, as it is called, is a maze of narrow streets and densely inhabited settlements.
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Unabated, the probes could eventually reach another star system, including one inhabited by an intelligent extraterrestrial civilization.
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This is a place of business, after all, inhabited by an assortment of personalities that inevitably clash.
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Do you like sleeping on old hotel beds that have already been inhabited by hundreds of bodies?
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At the center of the gallery was a giant, pink-carpeted pen inhabited a dozen miniature pigs.
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My role is to project France's vision of how the international community should use this inhabited land.
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The Interahamwe has inhabited the jungles of eastern Congo since fleeing Rwanda more than 20 years ago.
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With Mr. Biwa as our guide, we headed to a small village inhabited by the Hamar people.
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But it is drawing close to a mountainous, much less densely inhabited shoreline of the northeastern Philippines.
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Both Gracanica and North Mitrovica are areas inhabited mainly by the Serb minority that lives in Kosovo.
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Desperate for food, they stray into areas inhabited by humans, raiding crops and provoking villagers to act.
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Travelers stranded by a storm take refuge in a house inhabited by a special collection of puppets.
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Of Greenland's 70 inhabited towns, only 13 have runways, which makes helicopters another popular form of transportation.
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The land Whistler Blackcomb resort sits upon was first inhabited by the Squamish and Lil'wat First Nations.
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The family believed he had already died and that his body was inhabited by demons, Taylor said.
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Gone was the stilted pseudoscience of Trek; in its place was an analog, organic, inhabited sci-fi.
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Syria is a spectacular country redolent with history, and inhabited by a normally warm and hospitable people.
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Their gases could tell us whether these planets are habitable or inhabited by the likes of us.
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Harambe, born within a zoo, inhabited a world of human invention, and he died as a result.
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I had spent years in different costumes, changing to fit the disparate social landscapes that I inhabited.
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He accrued women almost like domiciles; early on, he inhabited at least six homes in five years.
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Directly opposite the club's entrance was a former hotel inhabited by children from the local homeless shelter.
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Zak says the demons were the real deal, and felt strongly it should never be inhabited again.
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Aborigines inhabited Australia for perhaps 60,000 years before the British began settling it in the late 18th century.
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Stephens thinks that Trump is an outgrowth of an anti-intellectual "echo chamber" inhabited by people like Hannity.
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Other actors who have inhabited iconic roles oftentimes seem resentful toward the singularity of the fame they bring.
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And one controversial paper claims humans inhabited Southern California 130,000 years ago, ten times earlier than other estimates.
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So says Yannis Doulgaroglou, co-owner of the Hotel Kastellorizo, a sunny inn on Greece's easternmost inhabited island.
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That's the territory inhabited by The Deuce, HBO's new drama from The Wire's David Simon and George Pelecanos.
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It's finally happening, with Tom Hardy starring as Eddie Brock, who is inhabited by Venom, an alien symbiote.
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Serbian-inhabited north Kosovo might rejoin Serbia, while majority Albanian areas in Serbia might become part of Kosovo.
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It's the same home inhabited by Woodrow Wilson and William Howard Taft after they both served as president.
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A call to the front desk led to finding a person named Alex inhabited the apartment in question.
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He said Sunday that lava is flowing into the sea in a sparsely inhabited area of larger properties.
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The notion that we'll soon set up colonies inhabited by hundreds or thousands of people is pure nonsense.
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The Rohingya are a minority ethnic group in Myanmar's Rakhine State who have inhabited the region for centuries.
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Before the war, tourists enjoyed Aleppo, Syria's second city and one of the oldest inhabited in the world.
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What kinds of people inhabited the ranks of the deserters, and what was their life like in Sweden?
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At the time, the only place they were welcomed was Baja, California, when the region was barely inhabited.
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Some bits of the body—notably the skin and the gut—are permanently and unproblematically inhabited by bacteria.
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The world inhabited by these men is, figuratively speaking, a closed shop, with its own rules and language.
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There are 572 islands in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands territory, only three dozen of which are inhabited.
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Others are shacks fashioned from scrap wood and corrugated iron inhabited by desperately poor farmers and day laborers.
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Rathedaung, the site of the latest fires, is the furthest Rohingya-inhabited area from the border with Bangladesh.
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Many of the buildings were continuously inhabited from the seventh century until the second week of July, 2017.
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Mayor Lou Mavrakis points out one that has clearly been inhabited by birds for decades and not cleaned.
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The Native Americans are the only people who have inhabited this continent in harmony with nature for centuries.
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But something untoward happens when these characters are swiftly inhabited onstage rather than quoted at length in print.
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It's also a study of how sports serve as the world's foremost glue across the six inhabited continents.
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This is my Narnia, a world inhabited by the images of people and scenes that inspire my paintings.
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The other members create walls and tunnels of sound, building the virtual landscape inhabited by each main speaker.
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The abuse was said to have happened in the palace Mr. Bell inhabited as the bishop of Chichester.
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One space is meant to be inhabited, while the other is meant to project the illusion of habitation.
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Much of the show takes place in La Belle, New Mexico, a town run and inhabited by women.
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Kirkuk, inhabited by Kurds, Arabs and Turkmens, has long been the center of dispute between Baghdad and Kurdistan.
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It was a transformational moment, not just for two baseball franchises but also for the cities they inhabited.
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If the woman in her dream inhabited that planet, she wondered, then what would her civilization look like?
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Israeli flags festooned the balconies of apartments scattered through the Muslim Quarter now inhabited by nationalist religious Jews.
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Ms. Stess, whose 2015 "Heartbreak" inhabited a similarly heightened dramatic world, has a weakness for abundance over clarity.
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Ms. Margaine fully inhabited her character with a vocal performance that underlined the calculation behind the lascivious demeanor.
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First settled in the 2nd millennium BC, Naples is one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited urban centers.
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The first primary ballots will be cast in certain sparsely inhabited areas starting at midnight, with results Tuesday.
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But once a major city like Houston is built and inhabited, it needs to be preserved and protected.
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For half the year, Svalbard, the northernmost inhabited place in the world, is lit by the midnight sun.
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Both valleys were inhabited by Native Americans before they were respectively turned into a playground and a wellspring.
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Jake is a pitcher, and the house is inhabited, or infested, solely by members of the baseball team.
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Shipetiari, the village where a Mashco attack killed Leonardo Pérez, in 2015, is inhabited almost exclusively by Matsigenka.
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The woods were so thick that it was impossible to see much, and inhabited by gangs of monkeys.
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Heart disease and cancer — Killer 1 and Killer 2 in the United States — inhabited parallel universes of medicine.
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Is this fictive studio space inhabited by everyone or is it primarily the domain of privileged white males?
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The country will also release frozen beef and mutton in areas inhabited by ethnic minorities, the report said.
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The Wixárika have inhabited this region of northern Mexico that stretches across four states to the Pacific coast.
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He was also charged with shooting from a motor vehicle and four counts of shooting at an inhabited dwelling.
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Protests broke out in parts of Jordan's capital Amman inhabited by Palestinian refugees, with youths chanting anti-American slogans.
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For as long as people and creatures have inhabited present-day Florida, they've been shedding traces of their lives.
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It flows through Varanasi, one of Hinduism's holiest sites and among the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world.
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And this intricate world is inhabited by tiny stop-motion characters straight out of a Rankin/Bass Christmas special.
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Today they largely accommodate descendents of the original refugees, although some Syrians displaced by the war have inhabited Yarmouk.
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Parts of Asia were inhabited by a recently discovered (and, as-yet not formally named) species called the Denisovans.
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It turned out that most of the chairs and tables had webs under them, some inhabited and others vacant.
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Painters and sculptors in Manhattan have typically inhabited lofts, and when they move on, others take over the spaces.
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More than five years after her death, the house still feels inhabited by the woman who called it home.
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Conducting a proper vote across the archipelago's 187 inhabited islands is an arduous business in the best of circumstances.
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One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, Varanasi is regarded as the spiritual capital of India.
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They brought us fantastic characters who sought to find their places in the vivid and fantastic worlds they inhabited.
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The Leviathan Project (pictured above) is a VR ride on a flying whale inhabited by bioengineered creatures (yes, please).
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Thirty-two subjects were shown these zones, along with the five different kind of animals that inhabited each one.
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However, the room can be accessed by people — and has been inhabited by each member of the Crain family.
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Instead, she paints in binary shades to create a revisionist history inhabited solely by angry men and cowed women.
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"For 10 years, Kit was almost interchangeable with Jon Snow, and fully inhabited this intense character," the source says.
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Through the station they met everybody in the college town that inhabited the same outer realms that they did.
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Most deals also encompass fertile lands which are inhabited, rather than marginal or infertile land as promised by officials.
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Royal Victorian Manor in Woodstock, IL was the site of Punxsutawney's Cherry Street Inn -- the joint Murray's character inhabited.
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Warcraft focuses on Azeroth, a world inhabited by humans, elves, and dwarves, and facing invasion by savage orc warriors.
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Several protests broke out in areas of Jordan's capital, Amman, inhabited by Palestinian refugees in response to Trump's announcement.
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In the 1940s, California was left with one of the most densely inhabited Little People populations in the world.
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For Kauai, the oldest of the inhabited Hawaiian Islands, dating back 5.5 million years, progress came late and swift.
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It has a clutch of inhabited islands, some of which can only be reached by ferry or air taxi.
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A century later the grand redbrick building was inhabited by bureaucrats, after it had been turned into council offices.
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Weisz inhabited Ronit with great eroticism and authenticity, to glowing reviews from mainstream critics and the queer community alike.
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Dementia is a horrible illness, stripping a person of virtually every connection to the universe that she has inhabited.
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But when Columbus dropped anchor, the islands were still inhabited by a tall, white-skinned people called the Guanches.
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Afar elders said the attacks were an attempt to break away areas inhabited by Issas away from the region.
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MSF told us the hospital was the only health facility in an area inhabited by more than 200,000 people.
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He noted this was not strictly a third-world problem; there are inhabited areas of Alaska just as remote.
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We tried to accept the new roles we inhabited, even as we resented them in ourselves and each other.
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Democrats are making the same mistakes Republicans made when they inhabited their own house of outrage, back in 1998.
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The island, which was first inhabited in 7000 B.C., has its share of rich vacationers, especially along the coasts.
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The 1969 Mets inhabited our consciousness, as happens when the hypnotic beauty of baseball sinks its hook in kids.
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That duration is probably only essential, however, if you're cleaning a surface in an area inhabited by someone infected.
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Several villages in the area, scientists noted, are inhabited by people whose average height is 4 feet 9 inches.
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What these cores have in common is a desire to live in a world outside the one currently inhabited.
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The block and surrounding streets are inhabited by postal workers, home health aides, nurses and teachers, many now retired.
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For millions of years, nine (possibly more) species of large, emu-like birds known as MOAs inhabited New Zealand.
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Many were dragged intact by draft horses along a track of soaped-up timbers, sometimes while inhabited by families.
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His journey takes him through a dismal landscape, inhabited by people terrified of — but also resisting — their subjugation. —A.
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King Penguin Park in Tierra del Fuego, Patagonia, is inhabited by the second-largest species of penguin on Earth.
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"I would want to know if the ocean of Enceladus is indeed inhabited rather than just habitable," she said.
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Has he been inhabited by some kind of infection that he risks spreading to the other citizens of Hawkins?
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He went by a pseudonym, Patrick Kessler — a necessity, he said, given the shadowy, dangerous world that he inhabited.
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Most of the buildings at Mr. King and Ms. Weber's hamlet have not been inhabited for over 50 years.
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"His family inhabited a Cherokee reservation for over a century, following the Indian Removal Act of 1830," Piejko wrote.
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