Situated across a narrow strip of land—is it an isthmus?
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This narrow isthmus has great internet connectivity, welcoming people and a cosmopolitan capital.
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"Many artists come to Juchitán," a town on the isthmus, Mr. Morales said.
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Dr. Stiller believes it's no coincidence the Isthmus of Panama emerged around that time.
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Diwigdi Valiente has spent his whole life balancing two worlds within a very small isthmus.
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The old city is connected to the main town by a thin, man-made isthmus.
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One flashpoint will be the airport, which sits on partly reclaimed land across the peninsula's isthmus.
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The United States wants to see more migration patrols along the 200km-wide southern Mexican isthmus.
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Henestrosa's wife, Alfa Rios was an indigenous woman from the Tehuantepec Isthmus region in southern Mexico.
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Drug-traffickers mostly bypass the isthmus, preferring to ship cocaine to the United States through northerly neighbours.
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Pemex has offered to replace Isthmus supplies with another Mexican crude grade, Maya, one of the sources said.
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Slayback was also surprised that vegetation was beginning to grow on an isthmus on Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai.
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But soon after North American placental carnivores like dogs and cats migrated across the isthmus, these metatherians went extinct.
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So he proposed to dig a canal to Istanbul's west, providing a second sea route across the Eurasian isthmus.
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The US military intervention in Central America destabilized the entire isthmus to devastation and it is still felt today.
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A "SLICE of Iowa misplaced on the Central American isthmus", is how an American political scientist once characterised Costa Rica.
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Four oil tankers are waiting off Dos Bocas port to load Isthmus crude, shipping data on Thomson Reuters Eikon shows.
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My first experience of photographing LGBT tribe communities was the muxhes of the Oaxaca isthmus in Mexico, where I'm from.
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Spain says the isthmus was not included in the treaty ceding Gibraltar to Britain and has always been Spanish territory.
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He was full of grandiose pledges of infrastructure projects, such as a scheme to cut through the Isthmus of Corinth.
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This is what a chicken's oviduct looks like: 1 Infundibulum, 2 Magnum, 3 Isthmus, 4 Uterus, 5 Vagina with egg inside.
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Mexico, who drew 0-0 with Panama in a dull match in the isthmus, have four points, the same as Panama.
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De La Guardia said the decline in company openings after 2008 was due to higher transparency requirements by the isthmus nation.
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In a 2014 interview with Isthmus, a weekly Wisconsin newsletter, Steil indicated that he learned from the speaker's style of leadership.
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Fryd Frydendahl grew up on an isthmus on the west coast of Denmark but moved to Copenhagen at a young age.
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On a couple of occasions, Mexican officials have even deployed the military to the isthmus connecting Mexico and Guatemala to "contain" migrants.
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The Panama Canal, which opened in August 1914, is a waterway over the Panama Isthmus that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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And last week, they announced they were going to deploy the military to the isthmus connecting Mexico and Guatemala to "contain" migrants.
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MEXICAN BILLIONAIRE SLIM SAYS GOVERNMENT'S PLANS FOR THE ISTHMUS OF OAXACA ARE UNCLEAR, INVESTMENTS IN PORT OF SALINA CRUZ ARE MOST IMPORTANT
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And on Wednesday night, they announced they were going to deploy the military to the isthmus connecting Mexico and Guatemala to "contain" migrants.
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The muxe community is concentrated in the isthmus of Tehuantepec, in southern Mexico, and is a favorite subject for foreign artists and journalists.
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"Mike [Bloomberg] can get it done," Douglas quoted his father as saying of the former New York mayor, local alt-weekly Isthmus reported Sunday.
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He also called for the removal of a "larger monument" erected by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the local news outlet Isthmus reported.
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Over the next decade, yellow fever fells almost 22,000 workers in the marshy, tropical Isthmus of Panama, until the French finally call it quits.
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Over the next decade, yellow fever fells almost 903,000 workers in the marshy, tropical Isthmus of Panama, until the French finally call it quits.
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The roughly 10-mile route goes from the Waitemata Harbor downtown south across the isthmus to Manukau Harbor, stringing together a series of parks.
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The airport is built on a disputed isthmus of land that connects Gibraltar to Spain and that Madrid does not recognize as British territory.
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The state of Chiapas, located along the narrow isthmus in North America's topographic waistline, acts like a funnel through which nearly all migrants must pass.
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It's connected to Ukraine by a narrow isthmus to the north but is separated from Russia by a stretch of water called the Kerch Strait.
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" Nocebo is the second part of a trilogy of records that began with 2017's Isthmus, each of which, they say, explore the idea of "location.
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Most Panamanians had gone to bed by the time the announcement was made close to midnight in the isthmus nation, so local reaction was initially muted.
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One is a corridor of land stretching between Coatzacoalcos in Veracruz and Salina Cruz in Oaxaca, across the isthmus of Tehuantepec (the narrowest part of Mexico).
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A few months ago, Ms. Méndez was asked to stop using the women's restroom at the Technological Institute of the Isthmus, where she studies industrial engineering.
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Mullet, a fish, featured the sweet and spicy Caribbean flavors of the Isthmus region and the chichilo mole of beef dug through layers of burned chiles.
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The 8.1-magnitude quake off the coast of Chiapas rattled Mexico City and sowed destruction across the narrowest portion of Mexico on the isthmus of Tehuantepec.
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Pemex officials told Reuters that they had ramped up oil shipments to Asia, especially of light Isthmus crude, because of changes in blends processed by domestic refineries.
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Promises to improve the lives of the rural and indigenous poor have dominated campaigning in the isthmus nation of 4 million people bisected by its famous shipping canal.
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But we had word that a wooden skiff crammed with 36 Rohingya was chugging its way past the camber of Myanmar, along the isthmus of Thailand, to Malaysia.
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The wall would sever the vital artery that is the Isthmus of Panama, which has been the Americas' most important migratory corridor for more than three million years.
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" Next "they'll cede the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, said Gustavo Hoyos, president of employers federation Coparmex and a vocal Lopez Obrador critic, referring to a strategic region of Mexico.
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The company plans to ship an average of 2130,2000 barrels per day (bpd) of Maya crude and 230,22016 bpd of Isthmus crude over the course of 22014, he said.
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - Panama's new President Laurentino "Nito" Cortizo vowed to curb corruption and close the wealth gap in the isthmus nation at his swearing-in ceremony on Monday.
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He has also proposed infrastructure projects in the long-neglected southern region, including a train linking the Pacific Ocean with the Gulf of Mexico across the isthmus of Tehuantepec.
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Within an hour I began spotting signs for Isthmia — so named for being on the Isthmus of Corinth, which connects Greece's mainland with Peloponnese, the peninsula to the south.
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Mexico is already working to stop Central American immigrants — on Wednesday, officials announced they were deploying the military to an isthmus in southern Mexico to "contain" migrants heading north.
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This natural wonder was born three to four million years ago, when the Greater Caribbean became isolated from the Pacific Ocean after the closing of the Isthmus of Panama.
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For those with a tenuous grip on the history, a primer: The construction of the 21928-mile Panama Canal across the Isthmus of Panama linked the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, is partnering with Mexico as the country installs internet nationwide and develops the southern isthmus, Fink wrote in the letter to the president.
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He also promises a railway from Quintana Roo to Chiapas, and a road and rail corridor across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, in Oaxaca and Veracruz, paid for with loans from China.
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Beyond Euclid Media Group's seven outlets, there were layoffs at the Tampa Bay Times; the News & Review newspapers in Sacramento, Chico and Reno; the Portland Mercury; Monterey County Weekly and Isthmus.
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They chug over the narrow isthmus separating the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, navigating three sets of multi-chambered locks that carry them uphill to an enormous lake 90 feet above sea level.
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Panama and China opened diplomatic ties in 2017, after the isthmus nation famous for its shipping canal cut its alliance with Taiwan, the self-governing island that China considers a renegade province.
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It's the same jolt when Jorge FaceTimes us from a dried-up dam in the isthmus of Oaxaca, cracked earth out of the end times stretching as far as we can see.
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AMLO also wants to build a Mayan train in the Yucatán Peninsula, a new oil refinery in his home state of Tabasco and a Trans-Isthmus railroad to compete with the Panama Canal.
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Consider what happened in the aftermath of the "Great American Interchange" —the movement of animals separately unique to North and South America three million years ago across the then-newly-formed Isthmus of Panama.
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From June 10th Mexico will also deploy 6,000 troops of its newly created national guard to two states—Chiapas, bordering Guatemala, and Oaxaca, which has a narrow isthmus—to stop migrants and people-smugglers.
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Eight years after Mexico embraced the fight against climate change, setting off a wind rush in Oaxaca's Isthmus of Tehuantepec, people in poor, indigenous communities are divided over the benefits of the green revolution.
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Panama's latest ambitious infrastructure project aims to build the longest metro line in the capital of the Central American isthmus nation and has the additional complications of having to cross its famous shipping canal.
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In her 20s, Ms. Kahlo started wearing her own interpretation of traditional Tehuana dress: full skirts, embroidered blouses and regal coiffure associated with a matriarchal society from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Oaxaca, Mexico.
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Martinelli, a multimillionaire supermarket tycoon who has been out of Panama since January 2015, has cases pending against him in the isthmus nation for alleged embezzlement, wiretapping and illegal pardons during his 2009-2014 tenure.
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But what alternative do my GOP colleagues have to get #Mexico to secure its southern border,use the Isthmus of Tehuantepec to screen northbound rail cars & vehicles & act on intel we provide on human traffickers?
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India, alarmed by the proximity of the area to the Siliguri Corridor, a narrow territorial isthmus linking the body of India to its eight easternmost states (see map), backed Bhutan's claim to the disputed territory.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The status of the British overseas territory of Gibraltar, a small isthmus on Spain's southern coast, after Britain leaves the European Union has been agreed with Britain, Spain's prime minister said on Thursday.
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And third, it wants Mexico to seal off its border with Guatemala, if not at the border itself then at the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, which at more than 20003 miles wide is Mexico's narrowest point.
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - Panama's government said on Friday it will tighten its immigration policy toward Venezuela, Colombia and Nicaragua, including halving the amount of time tourists from the countries can stay in the isthmus nation.
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An expanded Panama Canal opened in June to ships three times bigger than those previously called Panamax - a designation assigned to the biggest vessels that could pass through the locks cutting through the Central America isthmus.
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The tiny rock measuring 2.25 square miles, with a population of 30,000, is a British overseas territory located on the Iberian Peninsula, connected to the European mainland by an isthmus near the Spanish city of Cádiz.
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The 11768 Northport ZIP code extends to a potpourri of beachfront houses along the isthmus of Asharoken village, separating Northport Bay from Long Island Sound, and Eatons Neck, a hamlet of sprawling lawns and large homes.
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Substituting one of the wheels with a set of locks would provide a shipping channel about twice the width of that through the Isthmus of Panama, permitting upstream ports such as Avonmouth and Cardiff to continue operating.
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These two continents weren't always connected, but when that momentous event finally happened—after the formation of the Isthmus of Panama—the floodgates were opened for animals to venture back and forth between the two land masses.
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The isthmus nation of roughly 4 million people joined more than 60 other countries that have totally or partially banned single-use plastic bags, or introduced taxes to dissuade their use, including Chile and Colombia in the region.
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Mr. Poroshenko also said on Thursday that he would close the land border on the isthmus of the Crimean Peninsula, between Ukraine and Russian-annexed territory, to all foreigners, preventing Russians from entering the area overland via Ukraine.
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Pemex, short for Petróleos Mexicanos, will also market more light Isthmus crude this year to the U.S. West Coast, with most, if not all of it, destined for California, Isaac Volin, chief executive of PMI Comercio Internacional, said in an interview.
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For instance, immigrants will hire them to help cross the rivers at Mexico's southern border or the mountainous territory of the nation's isthmus, and they remain popular along the US border, where they have expertise with specific stretches of territory.
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Since September, the ailing Mexican oil giant has only exported its Maya heavy grade to international customers, as it stopped shipping barrels of its lighter Olmeca and Isthmus grades and instead directing those barrels to its domestic refineries for processing.
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France in April threatened to put Panama on its tax haven blacklist, just two months after the isthmus nation was removed from the "gray list" of the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force (FATF), an international anti-money laundering body.
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - Panama and China on Monday signed 19 cooperation agreements on trade, infrastructure, banking, tourism and other areas on Chinese President Xi Jinping's inaugural visit to the isthmus nation after the two countries opened diplomatic ties last year.
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Over two centuries before the Panama Canal was constructed, the financial guru William Paterson, the brains behind the colony, realized that establishing an overland route between the Atlantic and Pacific across the Isthmus of Panama would make whoever controlled it very rich.
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Image: Roberto Chavez-Arce"These pulses overlap with glacial episodes, sea-level lowering, widening of the isthmus and more-open habitats that would have created opportunities for dispersal of large mammals adapted to open habitats," wrote the authors in the new study.
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We're actually within the temperature and rainfall range of what they like; they just didn't happen to be here because they didn't happen to come up the Central American isthmus there, and once the Panama Canal was there, they didn't cross over.
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As the ship made its way through the Atlantic locks, a serious accident — not related to the operation of the expanded canal — occurred near the Pacific side of the isthmus in the common waterway shared by ships passing through the old canal.
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"What makes Colescott's work so appealing is its mix of erudition and irreverence," the critic Jennifer A. Smith wrote in 20093 in Isthmus, an alternative weekly newspaper in Madison, about an exhibition of his work that year at the city's Grace Chosy Gallery.
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During the election campaign Cortizo vowed to clean up politics after the isthmus nation's image was tarnished by a corruption scandal involving Brazilian engineering firm Odebrecht, and the Panama Papers leak of millions of documents detailing tax evasion by the rich and powerful.
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The country's largest river reaches two-thirds of the way across the Central American isthmus, 300 miles from its source in the remote central highlands of Guatemala to its mouth on the Caribbean's Mesoamerican Reef, the second-longest stretch of coral in the world.
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"The extent of damage of a major flood event on the isthmus will ripple across Canada, hugely affect our two provinces, and will be devastating to local governments," municipal leaders wrote in a letter to provincial and federal politicians, requesting a meeting to address the dikes.
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Located in Mexico's narrow isthmus region, about 0003 miles (644 km) southeast of capital Mexico City, Juchitan bore the brunt of the 8.1 magnitude earthquake that flattened thousands of buildings in the humid market town in a matter of seconds and took at least 96 lives nationwide.
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Located in Mexico's narrow isthmus region, about 0003 miles (644 km) southeast of capital Mexico City, Juchitan bore the brunt of the 8.1 magnitude earthquake that flattened thousands of buildings in the humid market town in a matter of seconds and took at least 98 lives nationwide.
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The ships' destination was the Darien region of Panama, where the Company of Scotland hoped to create a trading hub that would bridge the isthmus and unite the world's great oceans, while raising the economic prospects of a stubbornly independent kingdom that had just struggled through years of famine.
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While South American giant ground sloths managed to reach North America about 9 million years ago, it was not until about 3.5 million years ago that the Isthmus of Panama formed, allowing animals to begin trekking in large numbers between the continents in one of the biggest mixing of species on record.
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But on the Niagara Peninsula, as the isthmus between the southern shore of Lake Ontario and the northern shore of Lake Erie is called, and particularly along the Niagara Escarpment, an east-to-west spine of dolomitic limestone that veers past Lake Ontario, the winemakers would like it known that ice wine is the least of it.
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