El cabrerío se come todo tipo de plantas silvestres locales, incluido el arbusto madroño, cuyos frutos son usados por los locales para hacer aguardiente.
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El cabrerío se come todo tipo de plantas silvestres locales, incluido el arbusto madroño, cuyos frutos son usados por los locales para hacer aguardiente.
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We shot in sections in different locales, but within the locales — the London stuff, and the haunted house, and the gaming company scenes — we shot in order as much as possible.
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He sources his flour from locales all over South America.
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Sunny locales West Palm Beach, Florida, and Orange County, Calif.
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And they might have screaming matches in more exotic locales.
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Las autoridades locales y federales lo ven de otra manera.
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Some of those top locales don't fare well in WalletHub.
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Many of these locales are less expensive and less crowded.
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P.F. locales as Malaysia, Brazil, Barbados, Hawaii, and Southern California.
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Son muchos locales los arreglan citas con burócratas del país.
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Was the movie's portrayal of Green Book locales historically accurate?
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Bracken moves her heroes through epochs and locales with dexterous description.
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Other locales are finding their authority usurped by a higher power.
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Two Florida counties are taking no chances with its oceanside locales.
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Don't be misled, this isn't a crime confined to exotic locales.
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And in locales where it has been, Democrats have exceeded expectations.
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This is the highest number of abortion-only locales since 2023.
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The top 17 states include two Midwestern locales, Illinois and Minnesota.
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La mayor parte de sus ganancias viene de los clientes locales.
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Later theories suggested techniques may have developed independently in different locales.
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DEVOS: That is best left to locales and states to decide.
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Here's how to get all that audio and data into safer locales.
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And not all the points are used to jet to exotic locales.
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More from Tonic: The most restorative locales likely depend on your personality.
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Instead, the company created an entire world with different locales and characters.
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It appears they arise from some of the universe's most violent locales.
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And this number is growing, with applications pending in two additional locales.
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Light on plot, rich in atmosphere, "River" meanders like its liquid locales.
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Retirees can help manage their levies by moving to tax-friendly locales.
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That explains Amazon's recent push to allow returns in its Go locales.
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Developers can build these actions in 19 languages across 29 locales now.
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He has documented Iceland, Greenland, and Australia, among other locales, in 4K.
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Still, that makes it tough for Raya to break into new locales.
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A certain amount of denial was involved in some locales, he said.
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The Zika virus is found in tropical locales with large mosquito populations.
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He said Amazon never discussed the incentives or proposals other locales offered.
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Some rotate locales, others remain in the same space month after month.
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Smaller groups walked in smaller locales: Peshawar, Quetta, Hyderabad, Faisalabad and Chitral.
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They met in a variety of locales, including pubs, homes and libraries.
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Colorado, California and Oregon are the most frequent locales of his photographs.
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Los residentes locales dicen que la posición del ministerio se queda corta.
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Much of Shadowkeep's storyline is a retread of familiar locales and foes.
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The British press provides travel advice about the most romantic swimming locales.
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Mean sea level air pressure in most locales is around 1015 millibars.
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Cold locales force you to deal with what's in front of you.
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New programmers will go to different and less pricey locales (San Diego?).
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Hill's broken brood gravitate toward lower-depths locales like swine to pigsties.
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Han surgido debates sobre si esas grandes compañías afectarán las tradiciones locales.
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Amazon says Alexa-hosted skills are available to developers in all Alexa locales.
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A few locales may receive up to 40 to 303 inches more water.
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Plenty of other locales made similar gestures to try and win Amazon's love.
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Spain's diverse landscapes have provided the backdrop for several "Game of Thrones" locales.
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Sus edificios se distinguen por el uso de materiales locales y formas simples.
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In some locales, the craze inspired responses from state, city and county lawmakers.
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"I think that's best left to locales and states to decide," DeVos said.
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In total, Impact Aid provides about $85033 billion in funding for these locales.
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Meanwhile, customers can now order from about 200,000 Hotspots, or non-traditional locales.
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We would prefer to believe that such things happen in less evolved locales.
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Indeed, you can't go inside most Cook Out locales, not even to order.
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Los funcionarios locales enviaron una muestra a Atlanta y el resultado dio positivo.
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These were places, actual locales, from which no compass could point you home.
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Los alcaldes locales se quejaron de que sus sacrificios habían sido para nada.
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Medios locales registran que veintitrés personas fallecieron entre el miércoles y el sábado.
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Parece que los funcionarios reconocen que algunas autoridades locales han ido demasiado lejos.
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But increasingly, these warm-weather locales are giving young partyers a chilly reception.
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Similar signs were spotted at other closed locales, including Island Beach State Park.
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El aumento preocupa a los ambientalistas locales y a los expertos en reciclaje.
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Thai restaurants in locales as far as Mexico and Nigeria have been recognized.
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From there, visitors can make their way to some of the smaller locales.
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Will Gomez be leading Tesfaye to exotic locales like that other Insta-famous couple?
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For more exotic locales, like Mexico City, look during the week of July 16.
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This collection of tea bags lets you sample exotic varieties from far away locales.
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Though it's only May, a number of locales are becoming standouts for summer travel.
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If these locales also have better schools, it is presumably because of that competition.
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We've put together 21 of the best domestic locales to hit up this summer.
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Las policías locales son muy débiles para enfrentarse a las milicias del crimen organizado.
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Users can now register with DJI to be authorized for operation in certain locales.
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Nations inculcate an emotional attachment to myths and symbols much more than locales do.
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Some picturesque locales get infusions of capital and energy when younger retirees move in.
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Travel the world to exotic locales, from the ruins of Babylon to Egyptian deserts.
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Workers from India, China and elsewhere may bypass the U.S. for more hospitable locales.
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It would also counter corporate efforts to funnel profits into lower-tax locales overseas.
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And these events may be held at hotels, malls or other high-traffic locales.
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When you think of celebrity vacation locales, Phoenix, AZ, doesn't typically come to mind.
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Besides being everyday locales, these seemingly innocuous sites are also hotbeds of sexual harassment.
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CLEVELAND — The art world loves to flock to exotic locales for shows and fairs.
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Berliner Unterwelt (Underground Berlin) takes you beneath the streets to these once-mysterious locales.
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Shipping lanes and fishing locales are designed around traditional feeding grounds for the whales.
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It's climate change that has made many coastal locales more hazardous in recent years.
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That includes locales outside of North America, if travel is possible, the league said.
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Known as sanctuary cities, these locales imperil public safety and directly violate federal law.
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Long-popular European urban destinations and warm-weather tropical locales still head the list.
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This summer's offerings are drawn from the mythos and locales of the Silk Road.
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A taxi to locales within a half-hour of Jardín costs about 30,000 pesos.
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Our Dancing in the World series also visits Chicago, the Caribbean and other locales.
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Bakersfield's housing market is definitely attractive for its affordability and proximity to pricier locales.
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Brightly colored paintings of beaches, SoCal locales, and surfers riding waves adorned the walls.
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By some metrics, California's entrepreneurship scene is slowing down relative to other startup locales.
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He then tweeted out some of the most beautiful Airbnb homes in those locales.
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Con elementos y materiales locales, un grupo de arquitectos proponen construcciones ásperas y surreales.
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One blog suggests traveling to exotic locales and taking photos with the local fauna.
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In high-tax locales like New York City and California, it would be even more.
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This is a place that's already come up with locales like Papplewick, Blubberhouses, and Picklescott.
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These maps could help guide future life-hunting surface craft to promising locales, Webster said.
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"[One] tactic could be to reduce benefits that lure wildlife to human locales," writes Sarmento.
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Midlothian, Texas is just one of the locales that the Post highlights in its story.
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Ahead, our short list of go-to locales and what to keep your eye on.
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Explore your passions and discover more great locales by using the destination finder on Booking.com.
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That only helps, though, if the company isn't importing too many materials from other locales.
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Sure, the locales may not be known for their surf spots, but their skin care?
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It's available in Miami, but plans to expand to other locales in the near future.
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The app will host events tailored toward each of those locales in the coming year.
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Despite continued economic challenges in some locales, the strong returns have continued into this year.
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You've seen photos of couples where one partner is pulling the other through exotic locales.
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The Fantastic Four squabbled among themselves like family in between journeys to distant interstellar locales.
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Los gobiernos locales declaran situaciones de emergencia y aconsejan a la gente permanecer en interiores.
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But, increasingly, China's travelers are taking their families — and their money — to less conventional locales.
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Rasool promised a detailed statement, outlining all the locales retaken by Iraqi forces, later Tuesday.
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On the "Bachelorette" dates will often take them to such locales as the Argentinian countryside.
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Yet its missions have not changed, nor have the locales in which it primarily operates.
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Should the US military really station tens of thousands of troops in all those locales?
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He brought them both to one of his unique locales and arranged them like so.
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The original Star Wars movies were simple stories with simple characters exploring richly designed locales.
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Their macabre photos suggest a brutal world full of monstrous people traveling to haunting locales.
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Others have either dispersed or moved on to other locales to pursue their artistic careers.
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In many Southern locales, he slept overnight in vehicles, along with members of his band.
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Most vacation home buyers gravitate to beach destinations, mountain locales or golf and ski communities.
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Las autoridades fueron acusadas de interrumpir las transmisiones de medios no estatales, locales e internacionales.
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You can search by popular ski locales, like Park City, Utah, or Jackson Hole, Wyo.
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En sus primeros días en el cargo, en 2010, decidió auditar a las empresas locales.
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Los Angeles joins East Rutherford, N.J., (Giants and Jets) as locales with two N.F.L. teams.
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This story has it all — sex, scandal, intrigue and romantic locales like Stockholm and Paris.
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Inspirados por el éxito de Kumamon, los gobiernos locales se apresuraron para aprovechar el momento.
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Now nudists live all over America — though understandably, many are concentrated in warm-weather locales.
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Explore your passions and discover more great locales by using the destination finder on Booking.com.
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Algunos gobiernos locales han dicho que están organizando a sus brigadas de combate de incendios.
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He dreamed of being sent to far-flung locales once he was ordained in 2425.
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Algunos gobiernos locales han dicho que están organizando a sus brigadas de combate de incendios.
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The most recent compositions are of aging grand dames Photoshopped into haughty New York locales.
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In other instances, documents were recovered from locales and buildings that had otherwise been overlooked.
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Facebook lets you build your own islands and other locales in Horizon Facebook lets you build your own islands and other locales in Horizon Horizon makes perfect sense for a business obsessed with facilitating social interaction while monetized through ad views based on time-spent.
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Bollywood is known for epic, sweeping romance – full musical numbers in gorgeous locales, grand gestures, soulmates.
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Corporate executives simply sit back and wait as different locales jostle to make the best offer.
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Plus, there is a slew of locales to satisfy fans of all types of IG scrollers.
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That's because the show spends almost no money on its exotic locales, or even its dates.
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The team even designed wrappers that reflected the various locales where the water samples were taken.
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But you're meant to revisit old locales and hunt for things you simply couldn't access earlier.
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In this adventure, you'll be exploring natural landscapes such as forests and urban locales, like towns.
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They shared photos from exotic locales around the world including Tahiti, Peru, Bermuda, Morocco and more.
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Now businesses are selling higher-value products, like vape pens and topical creams, than other locales.
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Coconut oil has been used for thousands of years in tropical locales like India and Polynesia.
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These locales often also have fragile social service systems that can worsen quickly after funding cuts.
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Latin America has its share of venomous snakes, remote and ill-provisioned locales, and traditional healers.
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Florida, for instance, ranked 17th, because crime was a bigger issue there than in other locales.
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In other locales, Disney has typically maintained a firm grip on the immediately adjacent real estate.
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The Republicans are campaigning in farther-flung locales, with Donald J. Trump in Buffalo and Gov.
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Camels, elephants, lions, unicorns, dragons and cannibals are also used to describe different continents and locales.
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Florida, for instance, ranked 17th, as crime was a bigger issue there than in other locales.
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Oh, also: They hail from far-off locales -- Gilly from Beyond the Wall, Gabbard from Hawaii.
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Fashion shoots increasingly take place in the U.S. instead of far-flung locales, Mary has noticed.
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They are all in prime game-viewing locales and each says it is committed to sustainability.
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It's a great choice for rooftop decks and beachside locales because the base is so sturdy.
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She decided to hit the road to find out, and to explore some exotic, foreign locales.
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Los residentes locales dicen que más de veinte casas han quedado completamente enterradas bajo la arena.
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Tales focused on travel or set in far-flung locales come in all shapes and sizes.
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Thrillers, too, have trained us to regard certain locales as settings for danger and adrenalized excitement.
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Después de una reunión entre funcionarios estatles y locales con los abogados de Celanese, Maldonado desistió.
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And they may be one of the last urban locales where talking to strangers is encouraged.
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Wealthfront adjusted the liquid net worth for the cost of living in each of the locales.
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But a few unexpected locales have joined the list, thanks to new and expanding transit options.
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Whereas concrete cracks in colder locales, here the threats come from plants, animals and unplanned use.
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Cierto discurso xenófobo dice que la atención a los migrantes implica postergar las necesidades locales. Falso.
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Sin embargo, en China, ninguno de estos rincones tiene el mismo atractivo que los parques locales.
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Travel for weddings, particularly destination weddings in exotic locales, is a big part of the cost.
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He advanced the art of underwater photography and was known for his pictures of exotic locales.
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Funcionarios locales dijeron que el chico había sido un estudiante con buena conducta y buenas notas.
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Since September 16, my family and I have been living in various secure locales, with guards.
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Further, patents serve as a key financial tool for small businesses, including those in rural locales.
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He kept performing into his 90s and beyond, and not always in typical show-business locales.
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There are times better opportunities in different sectors or different locales, and that's always the case.
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Researchers in a variety of locales enduring tropical diseases are testing several ways to employ Wolbachia.
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But in 2017, students reported 18 percent more bullying in Trump locales than the Clinton ones.
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The artist's dynamic point-of-view resonates in each of his lively renderings of cluttered locales.
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Favorite locales include London ("I love the rain"), where McNelis likes to walk around discovering the city.
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Dozens more women have accused him of sexual misconduct ranging from harassment to assault in various locales.
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But globally, investigations continued into 1MDB in locales as varied as U.S., Switzerland, Singapore and the Seychelles.
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However, word is he's scoping out other locales in the hopes of opening more wing franchises. #WingKing
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But globally, investigations into 1MDB in locales including the U.S., Switzerland, Singapore and the Seychelles have continued.
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Whether the algorithms of computational topology would show any similarities between those locales is an intriguing question.
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From food, drinks, museums, and beaches — these under-the-radar locales are ideal for a couples retreat.
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We started tracking the origin of our milk and eggs, guessing which locales would have less radiation.
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Algunos funcionarios locales también han tomado medidas contra lo que llaman "rumores" en línea acerca del virus.
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But when they do, it's still mostly to other locales that already have substantial tech company activity.
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Las bandas locales trataban de tocar ahí, pero teníamos que reunirnos con Dody para tratar de convencerla.
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Many of those locales are currently stuck using sluggish dial-up, spotty satellite, or inconsistent 25G wireless.
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A few of the losing locales geared up to throw their names into the mix once again.
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Here are the locales with the best senior discount programs, according to an analysis by International Living.
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Africa, however, is still at the top of the list as possible honeymoon locales for the newlyweds.
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For now, most orders are dropped off at central locales like farm stands or church parking lots.
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Gartman contended that corruption in some emerging market governments reduces the safety of investing in those locales.
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That question got us wondering how these locales rank against other major metropolitan areas throughout the world.
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Read More: Facebook uses a similar technique to teach its software to recognize common objects and locales.
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Pero su detallado plan de conservación no despertó mucho interés entre las autoridades locales y los terratenientes.
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However, there seems to be no learning curve among the liberal governments of these tax happy locales.
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Islands and other locales with a "considerable degree of isolation," Diamond wrote, work best for this purpose.
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One of our most-read stories today examines a murder in one of these locales, Jacksonville, Fla.
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It was about what was going on in Memphis, in Birmingham, in all of these different locales.
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La Patrulla Fronteriza y los funcionarios locales creen que una década de acumular recursos ha rendido frutos.
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Her firm oversees about a dozen weddings a year in warm locales like Florida, California and Nevada.
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But they still trail many international locales, with at least 16 cities outperforming them on the index.
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While the collection remains the same in all these places, it's curated to focus on specific locales.
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The growth of urban and suburban locales will play a major role in redistricting after the census.
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The following new and renovated European hotels and resorts enjoy the reflected light of their littoral locales.
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The feed is mostly selfies and photos with his friends in exotic locales like Mammoth and Malibu.
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The company said it was seeing a shift in Americans searching for domestic destinations over international locales.
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Los personajes tienen sus orígenes en los años ochenta, cuando comenzaron a aparecer mascotas de gobiernos locales.
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The far-right firebrand Marine Le Pen won big in last Sunday's presidential runoff in such locales.
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Rift/Fault, recently released by Radius Books, contrasts 48 of Belanger's photographs from those two precarious locales.
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También se votó la vicepresidencia, 340 alcaldías, 160 diputaciones locales y 20 representantes al Parlamento Centroamericano (Parlacén).
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It's much the same in other seaside locales, whether it's Busan, Korea, Taganga, Colombia, or Fujian, China.
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It noted how spending had surged in recent years as travelers increasingly sought authentic experiences in remote locales.
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Notoriously expensive locales such as Hawaii and New York made a showing in the top 10 as well.
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Next week, I'll head off into the wilds of Arizona and Utah to visit some great geologic locales.
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Besides the reformed locales, the Autumn Update added one totally new map: Farmstead, a sun-drenched rural arena.
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Their maps also show highly rated dog parks, waste-bag dispensers, dog-friendly locales and water fountains. 9.
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A total of 14 observed locales had received more than 40 inches of rain as of 11 a.m.
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Once Uber has nailed the experience in the U.S., it plans to roll it out to international locales.
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The company had looked at other locales, such as Silicon Valley and Chicago, but found Austin more attractive.
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What's curious is that the smaller rifts near specific locales appear to be changing the things around them.
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Some celebrities are constantly jetting off to tropical locales and serving up amazing swimwear inspo all-year-round.
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The new list is based on popularity of search engines in different locales, determined using publicly available data.
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Of course, one is a dance and the other is a pink bird often associated with tropical locales.
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With beautiful fashions, plus frequent trips to India and other locales, Adams' account shimmers with fun and daring.
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This collection of ten tubes of loose-leaf teas lets you sample exotic varieties from far away locales.
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These cities hope that by some law of attraction, spaceports will draw other aerospace businesses to their locales.
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The Sierra Club's Ready for 100 initiativeencourages mayors to pledge their locales to using 100 percent renewable energy.
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Just last month, the one-time Google moonshot started deliveries for select locales in Australia's capital city, Canberra.
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Self-driving cars may be on the road today — in pilot programs in various sunny, fine-weathered locales.
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Fromm's solo exhibit will features a dozen pieces of art, showcasing the artist's interpretation of LA's iconic locales.
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Once he reaches those locales, the (terrifying) idea is that Williams will take matters into his own hands.
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After all, the justices themselves take free trips to fancy locales to meet and speak with private groups.
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Ralph Northam has also floated areas near Washington D.C., like Crystal City and Tysons, as locales for Apple.
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Meanwhile, customers can now order from approximately 200,000 Hotspots, or nontraditional locales such as beaches and sports stadiums.
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For that reason, Long cautioned that the results of his study can't be directly applied to other locales.
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In archival footage, a healthy Gleason romps happily with his wife, Michel Varisco, in various far-flung locales.
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But there were also plenty of surprising locales that we'll be adding to our travel bucket lists, stat.
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Maps uses dozens of data providers including Yelp, Foursquare, Garmin and Tripadvisor for different locales and data types.
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So the researchers looked at how their framework played out in various locales — and they saw huge variability.
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A Washington, D.C., bar is offering a drink special after it was listed among the locales where Rep.
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Silversea sails to all seven continents, including locales such as the Galapagos Islands, Antarctica and Russia's Far East.
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He honed the approach for Ryanair, putting hubs in inexpensive European locales that generated new tourism and jobs.
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The harbinger effect has since been shown to apply not just to individuals but also to geographic locales.
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In these locales, 183- and 17-year-olds are voting at rates nearly quadruple those of older voters.
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Some locales are rendered similarly onscreen to the book's descriptions, while others veer far from the source material.
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The New York Times recently interviewed seven former Uber and Lyft employees who moved to lower-tax locales.
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America's divides do not fall neatly along state lines, but rather within states and between locales and regions.
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He grew up traveling back and forth between Torreón, in north-central Mexico, and various locales in Texas.
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Puerto Rico's tourism is small compared with other Caribbean locales and tends to be centered in San Juan.
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Manufacturers also gravitate toward stable, affordable locales where they can reach their customers easily and hire skilled workers.
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Face masks are a low-value, easily shipped item well suited to offshoring in cheaper locales than America.
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And while Obama rarely visits his Chicago home, his multiweek vacations to ritzy locales have attracted conservative ire.
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During that year, Collins told Business Insider that they spent time hiking in the different locales they visited.
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Aunque la feria contó con varios expositores locales, la mayoría de ellos eran internacionales; 16 de Nueva York.
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California, though, has no cities among the top 220 most tax-friendly while all six Texas locales are.
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You may also have to amend auto insurance policies to make sure you're adequately covered in both locales.
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Other countries that have qualified for TPS over the years include ravaged locales like Bosnia, Somalia and Kuwait.
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Irkutsk, a city of 620,000 people known as the gateway to Lake Baikal, is typical of those locales.
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The two leagues don't just share similar ambitions, but also many of the same ownership groups and locales.
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And the contemporary Mall, despite the loftiness of its monuments, is one of the country's great populist locales.
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Now let me be clear our mission was not to talk to the locales and shot the shit.
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Though born in Brooklyn and raised in Staten Island, artist Jenna Lucente is drawn to neighboring, less-crowded locales.
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But it also involves seemingly reputable locales such as the City of London and parts of the United States.
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Both Dianas share a namesake with the Roman goddess of the hunt – and childhood homes set in gorgeous locales.
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The list below is comprised of locales with the most vacation homes that allow you to bring your pet.
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As the video progresses, the bandmates swap locales, exploring the different climates until, finally, they start destroying the sets.
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More interestingly, the app also features AR contact, where the Stormtrooper executes longer missions in various Star Wars locales.
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For fans, the Far Cry series is known for beautiful sprawling locales, heavy weapons, and strong voice acting performances.
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After my first read (I read it three times), I was struck by the variety of scenes and locales.
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For heightened verisimilitude, the show was shot on location, breaking from Comedy Central's typical New York and LA locales.
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If insurers exit those markets, consumers will have fewer choices and potentially no choice at all in certain locales.
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Even Amazon's HQ2 went to top-tier locales, despite more than 200 applicants from all corners of the country.
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The company currently has 22 locations that range a variety of locales, whether that's beach areas or metropolitan ones.
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The Tasmanian Fire Service, unaccustomed to tackling dozens of wildfires at once in remote locales, is finding itself outmatched.
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In these waterfront locales, the relationship between the moon and the New York City tidal estuary is most apparent.
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For the curious, the program also allows users to click through to find other interesting tidbits from nearby locales.
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But one of the most critical points this past week came a long way from either of those locales.
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Even for a couple whose careers have sent them to far-flung locales such as Afghanistan, Iraq and Turkey.
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From railroad companies in the 1880s through the FDR administration, businesses and government partnered in locales throughout the country.
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Meanwhile, customers can now order to about 200,000 Hotspots, or non-traditional locales such as beaches and sports stadiums.
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Contrató a hombres locales a los que define como "atracadores, ladrones y sicarios", para que trabajaran con el horno.
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At the end of the day, Fairytale Instagram isn't just about all the beautiful locales or costumes or artwork.
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Western states, including marijuana-friendly locales such as Colorado, California, Oregon, and Washington State, logged very few such calls.
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The cold weather likely gets people to travel to warmer locales or at least start planning to do so.
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Gracias a las clases gratuitas de Daiana Ferreira de Oliveira, también han podido darles un mensaje a funcionarios locales.
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Unlike counterfeit goods, these products are legitimate, proliferating in locales as far-flung as China, Italy, Turkey and Tunisia.
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Remnant is a reminder that there can be an unsettling grandeur in these kinds of locales, a lonely beauty.
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The teachers and parents that rely on our products to reach classes virtually, in the home or other locales.
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Upstate New York locales like White River can be home to a remarkable assortment of social and political factions.
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To sweeten the deal, the bank offered free golf events and trips to South Africa and other overseas locales.
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She takes "the pulse of the land" and learns about plants specific to locales, weaving harmonious tapestries of colors.
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His sons Eric and Donald Jr. have taken business trips to far-flung locales including Dubai, Ireland and India.
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At a suburban pub in one of Mumbai's recently gentrified locales at 11:30, I found a long queue.
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Locales designated as rural have higher poverty rates and lower education levels than those labeled urban, suburban or town.
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Incidentally, Schleck said that the riders might be the only people involved who are oblivious to the host locales.
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But in many prisons around the country, particularly those in remote locales, volunteers can be hard to come by.
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To the Editor: It is noteworthy that the locales cited in this article (Kansas, Utah, Alabama) vote heavily Republican.
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Some social media reports indicate close to three feet had fallen in a few locales by mid afternoon Friday.
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There are currently 107 federations in the group, including unlikely locales like Burundi, Kyrgyzstan and the Isle of Man.
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The Centennial State is also among the locales with the lowest property tax rates, according to ATTOM Data Solutions.
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But YotelPad is bringing the tiny-home trend to second homes in United States mountain locales, including Park City.
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Al menos siete exportadoras indias —intermediarias entre las fábricas locales de bordado y las marcas internacionales— también se unieron.
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In total, from photographs, audio recordings, museums and documents, he identified 161 accounts of Omura's whales in 95 locales.
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Those two locales are only 1.2 miles apart if you had a helicopter to fly over Manhattan city blocks.
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And yet the Laguna Madre is every bit as deserving of a globe-trotting angler's attention as more celebrated locales.
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That puts Boston's biotech-heavy venture haul apparently second only to Silicon Valley among domestic locales thus far this year.
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Rather than the more exploitative type of TV tourism, Bourdain insisted on bringing viewers to lesser known and marginalized locales.
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The lesbian-owned Amelia's Bar, Artemis Cafe, and Osento, a historic lesbian bathhouse, were all popular locales in Shug's neighborhood.
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And the United Kingdom and France are hardly the kind of exotic locales where Trump could experience a new culture.
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Plus, living in New York City means snowy, wind-chilled treks to the subway to get to my fitness locales.
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Especially when they consist of nothing but the now-stale recipe of homogenous models in expensive clothing at exotic locales.
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These locales are all based around nearly two dozen major metropolitan areas, including New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
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We know other parks exist — Maeve's "child" is located in "Park 1" — so we can expect to see more locales.
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Francisco, quien ha argumentado que la jerarquía debería escuchar más a los obispos locales, ahora tendrá en cuenta esa recomendación.
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And maybe somewhere off in the distance, it has the potential to help EVAC teams navigate difficult to reach locales.
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This includes locales like Uzbekistan, and large swaths of Pakistan, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Cuba, North Korea and even Russia.
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But globally, investigations into 1MDB's financial transacitons in locales as varied as U.S., Switzerland, Singapore and the Seychelles have continued.
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We've assembled a few of his most confusing earth shots for you to try your hand at guessing the locales.
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In some locales, like Austin, Texas, rates have soared more than 150 percent, with a disproportionate impact on the poor.
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En los últimos años han surgido más locales propiedad de árabes con carteles en árabe, inglés y, a veces, hebreo.
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But the biggest problem with 5G, by far, is trying to figure out which cities and locales have 5G coverage.
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Instead, they recall Italo Calvino's novel, Invisible Cities, which sews together fragments of other locales with a fantastical visual vocabulary.
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Zuckerberg gave the pontiff a model of a Facebook drone designed to provide internet access to hard-to-reach locales.
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Many face almost no competition in the locales where they operate and have little impetus to improve the patient experience.
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The Hawks might dream of sexier circumstances, fresh locales, and new partners, but a trial separation is not the answer.
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Scaling the Eiger, one of the most difficult climbing locales in the Alps, is a half-day trip for Steck.
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But studies have shown no level of lead in the blood is safe, and poisoning persists in thousands of locales.
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Geckos Adventures is now offering guided tours for 18-to-29-year-olds in exotic locales at relatively affordable prices.
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The exotic locales add a little interest, and so does Fan Bingbing, who plays the daughter of Bennie's former partner.
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She lost the very liberal in both locales, but by 85033 in Iowa and a whopping 34 in New Hampshire.
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In this city, nearly 84 percent of the days are sunny, placing it on par with some Southern California locales.
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Locales such as Switzerland, Sweden, Singapore and Mongolia have been suggested as potential places for the meeting, per US officials.
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If you've seen The Revenant, you know that the scenic locales and the score have roles as big as DiCaprio.
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Some may see them as a retreat, born of a desperate wish to find revolution in the least hospitable locales.
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"Lo interesante es que las camisetas promocionales de campaña recién se están popularizando aquí", agregó refiriéndose a las elecciones locales.
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Among the more unique locales for curling is the rooftop bar at the Gwen, a Luxury Collection Hotel in Chicago.
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Traffic laws, enforcement and driver's training are often weak in those locales, and vehicles are sometimes old and not maintained.
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At a glance the two locales couldn't be more different, in terms of climate and culture, populace past and present.
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Both the spa and gym facilities are slated for remodel, but there will be alternative locales for exercise and pampering.
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In conjunction with the exhibition, LACMA will be hosting a day-long symposium on the contemporary craft of both locales.
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The Trump Organization, the president's family business, has effectively stopped making deals with billionaire business partners in far-flung locales.
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Las chilenas son dos faranduleras, una policial, una deportiva y una, sí, sobre la pandemia y sus eventuales efectos locales.
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Torres trabajó en campañas locales en ese estado antes de unirse al equipo de Klobuchar en marzo del año pasado.
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Now the hope is that Airbnb's collaborative approach in New Orleans can be a model for working with other locales.
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In Berlin and in a handful of other European locales, the great outdoors is right in the heart of town.
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That's a winning formula in affluent urban locales, but how large, exactly, is the market for high-priced health food?
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If you've ever looked at Bri's Instagram, it's a smorgasbord of her in different fashionable looks in different fashionable locales.
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Incidentally, Mr. Schleck said that the riders might be the only people involved who are oblivious to the host locales.
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Dear Ask a Swole Woman, First of all, thank you for your column, in all its various forms and locales.
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But census undercounting is a chronic problem for the nation's indigenous residents, many living in remote locales without street addresses.
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As goods and humans increasingly move around the world, ticks travel with them, introducing the disease to new locales quickly.
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Many other countries have the same level-two travel advisory issued against them, including Italy, Mexico, Denmark, and other locales.
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But unlike the one color we most associate with those locales, Peterson's images of demonic male violence are overwhelmingly black.
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Polar bear plunges were also held in such locales as North Beach, Maryland; Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; and Perth, Ontario.
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He was a man who routinely maxed fitness tests and endured physical hardship while deployed to rural locales in Afghanistan.
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More difficult to contend with, though, is the legacy of slavery, tenant farming and convict lease labor in rural locales.
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Marvel movies often take place in grand, imaginative locales, like Thor's Asgard or Guardians of the Galaxy's far-flung planets.
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Back in the good ol' days, hunting monsters took place in much smaller locales made up of lots of different areas.
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Pictures' and Village Roadshow Pictures' first look at "Ocean's 8" from one of New York City's most iconic locales: the subway.
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The video shows off a number of new locales, including a river, a power plant, a beach, and a fishing pond.
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You, in the role of Kat, make your way through various London locales, talking with other characters and investigating for clues.
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Durante los primeros días de la crisis, las fuertes críticas en línea estuvieron dirigidas en su mayoría a las autoridades locales.
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I imagine the apartment smells of musty old books picked up at small shops during travels to far-flung exotic locales.
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However, e-commerce's rise in popularity exploits this challenge by allowing consumers to purchase CPGs previously unavailable in their specific locales.
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In between New Zealand and Hawaii lies the international date line, which explains the hefty time difference between the two locales.
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Under better circumstances, Jolie could have offered her version of Harrison Ford's knowing smirk through exotic locales and spring-loaded traps.
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Last year ThinkGeek created a fake version of Clue featuring characters and locales from Game of Thrones for April Fools' Day.
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México también necesita políticos locales que puedan hacerle frente tanto al dinero de los sobornos como al plomo de las balas.
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Along the way, you'll gain new abilities and weapons that make you stronger and let you venture to previously inaccessible locales.
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Japan and Malaysia are also popular locales in Asia for blockchain companies and funds, in part thanks to permissive regulatory environments.
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Depicting vast, sweeping landscapes, the photographs document locales ranging from tulip fields to the inner-workings of an Amazon distribution center.
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Collections of stars, peace signs, flowers, food and even electric plugs blend together with shots of superstar friends and exotic locales.
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Sanctuary cities are locales across the country that have local policies that provide a buffer from complying with federal immigration law.
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Unfortunately for Pokémon Go players, it's unclear whether you can use the spoofer to catch rare Pokémon lurking in distant locales.
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However, only 21 percent of couples had true destination weddings in the Caribbean or other exotic locales, down from 24 percent.
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But straight-up tax evasion that doesn't involve tropical locales is an incredible drag on the system in its own right.
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But since staying staying in alluring locales for free is an attractive proposition, homes in sought-after areas are highly competitive.
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Many beach locales offer surf lessons, and you get a different perspective of the ocean when you're out on the water.
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The season brings the action to Venezuela, London and other locales where John Krasinski, as the series's titular agent, plays hero.
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Popular in New York, they also operate in other major cities, the Grand Canyon, remote Hawaiian locales and other scenic spots.
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The Asian tiger mosquito, meanwhile, also favors tropical and subtropical locales but can withstand cooler temperatures, so it can range farther.
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The company says with the update, it's adding 30 languages and locales around the world, bringing the total supported to 119.
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Players can choose one of three surreal locales as a canvas: an idyllic island, a minimalist chess board, or forested campsite.
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Le pidieron que usara su potestad para permitir que los laboratorios de salud pública estatales y locales crearan sus propias pruebas.
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Its capital, Port Antonio, is a playground for Hollywood stars since World War II. What are great movie locales to visit?
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The state also acted to ban plastic bags, an unsightly scourge in many locales, though paper bags were left less regulated.
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It is in these locales, which are experiencing the earliest signs of minority growth, that anxiety over approaching diversity is strongest.
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Most of the 13 stories take place in Maine, Key West or Charlottesville, locales Beattie has made familiar in previous collections.
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The interior color palettes are named for four California locales at certain times of day: Santa Cruz at 12:09 p.m.
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En el área residen inmensas fábricas automotrices que producen autos para General Motors, Nissan, Honda y otras marcas globales y locales.
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Several locales were already covered with 10 inches or more of the white stuff in the span of about 48 hours.
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CNBC Make It spoke to a pizza expert in each city to find the best pizza in America's top pizza locales.
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It darts between a daunting number of locations, from New York and Edinburgh and Wakanda to many, many locales in space.
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In the 11th season of this food travel show, Mr. Bourdain will travel to exotic locales like Uruguay, Armenia and Bhutan.
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Dado que hablaba árabe pudo tranquilizar a los comandantes locales mientras los usaba para crear una red de apoyo para Asad.
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Check out the local subreddit of the place you want to go; there are often also tourism subreddits for specific locales.
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But it also would allow a near state of siege in locales where the police have proved incapable of guaranteeing order.
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The cultural practices and locales that define the hundreds of Native communities dotting the North American landscape are grounded in languages.
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Many new tiny-house locales offer breathing room in park settings furnished with outdoor amenities like picnic tables and fire pits.
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Generally associated with small ships bound for remote locales, expedition cruising has historically focused on the destination rather than the conveyance.
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European diplomats want to bar American cheesemakers from using names that refer to specific European locales, like Gouda, Parmesan or Asiago.
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Another time, the Microsoft Windows logo flashed across the stage instead of the sophisticated projections that distinguish the cycle's many locales.
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The trail leads visitors through unexpected exhibition locales, including schoolrooms, temple complexes, gardens, and private residences of some willing local inhabitants.
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Some American locales like Washington, DC, have abandoned money bail entirely, though that idea hasn't gained a ton of traction nationwide.
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The site features a map with the five locales in the Brooklyn area, including a highway truck stop and a car wash.
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Some outside-the-box thinkers hopped on Yelp and TripAdvisor to review some fictional locales from their favorite TV shows or movies.
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The new "stop" feature should start rolling out for Google Assistant smart displays and Google Homes in English-speaking locales starting today.
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Instead of grinding through a repetitive series of corridors, you explore well-thought-out locales, each inspired by a particular character's psyche.
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They may assume the identity of actual soldiers deployed overseas or pretend to be engineers working on projects in far-flung locales.
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These days, couples are personalizing their elopements, holding their ceremonies in ever-more exotic locales, and maybe even inviting a few guests.
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In Broadway show, actors without speaking roles often play multiple parts, reappearing in the background of multiple scenes set at different locales.
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In startup circles, it's trendy to talk about how entrepreneurs are leaving high-tax, high cost-of-living metros for cheaper locales.
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His knowledge of the artists working in the Yorkshire landscape, as well as the motifs, and locales they returned to, is unrivaled.
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Or will it be upstart sun and fun-seeker, JaVale McGee, who showed up all offseason in improbable locales, up for anything?
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They have long-distance relationships that involve filming in exotic locales, world tours, and awards shows taking places on separate continents. No?
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The project is part of Italy's Strategic Tourist Plan, which sets out to encourage tourism in its off-the-beaten-path locales.
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"I think that's best left to locales and states to decide," DeVos said when asked if firearms should be allowed in schools.
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Clinton County, birthplace of Alison Bechdel, was one of the numerous Rust Belt locales that swung the November election to Donald Trump.
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While we love exotic locales here at SVW, there's something to be said for some simple RnR done the way you want.
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Bonnie and her gang visit several new locales, like an RV they travel in, the Second Chance Antiques shop, and a carnival.
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What's interesting about this particular invasion is its geographic precision — these are all real Vegas locales, as far as I can glean.
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Though you might assume city slickers and nature lovers are ideologically opposed, artist KangHee Kim proves these disparate locales are perfectly compatible.
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Over the years I've put key to ignition in locales as diverse as China and Colombia, Iceland and Ireland, Montenegro and Mongolia.
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Efforts to access battered locales and provide relief supplies have been stymied by Irma's destruction, according to officials and local media reports.
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Tap — widely considered the only purely American dance genre — emerged out of urban locales, like the Five Points neighborhood, in the 1800s.
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Tiki bars have become the vibey locales we flock to for sipping tropically-themed spirits and escaping (without the pricey plane fare).
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This cookbook is a collection of recipes that the Thai and Finnish duo banged out together in various locales across the globe.
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The program was started in 2010 with three or four sessions a year, in locales including Moscow, Istanbul, Beijing, Mumbai and Bogota.
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Tammy, who had once gone on vacations with her mother to exotic locales, had recently witnessed a stabbing death at the motel.
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She worked in three different studios in three different locales, starting at a friend's place near Woodstock, New York in February 2015.
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But as the potential for an unruly Brexit increases, auto companies are also calculating the merits of shifting production to European locales.
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National Historic Landmarks are designated as nationally significant heritage locales by the US Secretary of the Interior, which is currently Sally Jewell.
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Headlining those changes are that driver meetings will now take place in open-air locales with select personnel rather than in garages.
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As of March 19, more than 100 fast food locales like Subway and Wendy's in Pilot Flying J stops are closed overnight.
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Except for locales like Western Europe and social groups like intellectuals, most of the world is as religious as ever, he concluded.
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Some states and locales don't allow liquor sales at Trader Joe's, but if yours does, you might want to try the tequilas.
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Which flummoxes Petey and Jesus as the trio wend their way through Long Island, Port Chester and other scenic New York locales.
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Smartphone applications provided people with real-time updates on places patients had visited and sent users notifications when they approached such locales.
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Poorer communities, in general, had to pay more than rich ones to attract firms, which preferred "richer, larger, and more urban" locales.
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While "Homeland" previously cooked up some fantastical terrorist plots in its far-flung locales, its homecoming has forced it to stay grounded.
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But more unexpected locales are joining the car-optional list as new and expanding rapid transit options take root across the country.
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MedMen's M.O. was opening upscale stores in ritzy locales such as Beverly Hills, Las Vegas, Miami Beach and New York's Fifth Avenue.
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Half of the young clients who are planning to leave California are fleeing to locales with lower taxes, according to the data.
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Amazingly, radically different people from radically different backgrounds and locales share an incredible hegemony here on Morningside Heights in their radical politics.
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Indeed, judging by her Instagram account, Ms. Ramsay-Levi has a taste for exotic locales, foliage and form, both curving and linear.
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A number of photos were taken along the way, at locales that included a Moscow hunting club, and posted on social media.
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I got to thinking about the ways these works developed as a result of breaks in time, as well as shifting locales.
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There are other factors that may be driving the trend, too: People are traveling more than ever, bringing diseases to new locales.
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Yet in some locales, people are finding it tougher to afford the basics, according to GOBankingRates, which surveyed 3453,000 people online in August.
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The birds are chirping (probably), the flowers are blooming (in some locales), and you may be feeling immense pressure to clean your home.
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Aerial images show that, days before the river is predicted to crest, it is already flooding locales in Logan County and Little Rock.
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Part of that plan has been to send partners to locales including Seattle, Atlanta, Dallas, and Toronto to shrink the distance to clients.
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The Program is now fully subsidized—state paid—in one country and one state and contributed to by governments in several other locales.
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After sweeping Alexander off her feet by taking her to jet-setting and romantic locales all over the world for months, Macchiarini proposed.
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So I decided to challenge myself: For one week, I'd skip my go-to first-date locales and only suggest completely atypical activities.
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If Croatia's seaside locales have become tourism starlets, then Rijeka, a working-class port city on the Adriatic, is the country's gritty understudy.
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Here are five affordable locales you can travel to from the U.S. this summer, according to data compiled by Quicken for Travel + Leisure.
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Few foreigners visit it or other such restaurants any longer, however, because of Taliban attacks over the past two years at similar locales.
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Now he applies that same curiosity about light to his company, which builds greenhouses in locales like Australia, the Middle East and Africa.
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Although Hocking has executed installations in other locales, I suspect that his work is most stunning in Detroit, the place he knows best.
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The second are the traditional dresses of many warm-weathered locales; ranging from Afro-Caribbean quadrilles to Asian-Pacific muumuus to Nigerian ankaras.
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Key advice here centered on the importance of differentiating between local markets and being aware of trends in different locales across the continent.
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Adam Sandler is a man who's long admitted that the movies he makes in exotic locales are basically excuses to take paid vacations.
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For those of you who do believe, swinging by these locales around Halloween will increase your chances of seeing a spirit even more.
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But, for those of us in New York City — and other non-rural locales — they're still a must-have during thick-sock season.
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The 50 Best Bike Rides in America, State by State So, how do these locales' high scores translate to real-life health perks?
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I silently judged the couples who posted carefree Instagram photos from tropical locales; mocktails and bikini-clad bump pics were not for me.
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Though this is the wealthiest country in human history, wages have stagnated at the same time many locales offer almost no affordable housing.
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We meet new characters, get a clear view of some of the film's locales, and overhear some details pertaining to the film's plot.
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Secondly, Rajneesh is looked upon with disfavor in Europe and Australia, the only other locales where he has both followers and financial footholds.
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Jetting off to a far-flung island is one of our ultimate vacation fantasies, but not all of these locales are created equal.
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Find details on the March 24 activism in D.C. or one of the over 764 sibling marches occurring in locales across the world.
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Croatia is right there on my list of not terribly exotic locales I'd like to visit just to say I went somewhere exotic.
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So far technology companies have largely been content to send fleets of private buses to ferry employees to work from ever-farther locales.
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Further, in 2018 a total of seven locales will only offer plans that cover abortion on demand, with no pro-life healthcare options.
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WalletHub recently analyzed 515 US cities to identify the locales that experienced the highest levels of economic growth over the last seven years.
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We can attribute much of the growth to longevity, and some to people's reluctance to give up on old ways, habits and locales.
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Homeowners in New York, New Jersey, and other locales with high property taxes might want to consider jumping on those levies right now.
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Dozens of "sister" marches are planned for other North America locales, from Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, to Dutch Harbor in Alaska's Aleutian Islands.
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A session Thursday at the annual American Psychological Association conference highlights preliminary research that may help both locales get out of the doghouse.
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This real-time data could also help organizations quickly and accurately shunt money and goods to the locales that need them the most.
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From the New York Public Library to Kensington Palace, there are certain iconic locales that simply stand in a class all their own.
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Related: The Healing Scars of Land Art Aerial Footage Makes Remote Locales Look Like Other Planets Land Art Animations Piece Life Itself Together
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Los funcionarios de salud de Japón mencionaron que a algunas autoridades locales les dio miedo permitir que bajaran a tierra pasajeros potencialmente contagiados.
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Ditto for L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti -- so it looks D&B could be on a hiatus, along with many other bar/restaurant locales.
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El proyecto implica el uso de reactores de estilo submarino cargados en buques, con una escotilla para enchufarlos a las redes eléctricas locales.
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But don't get things twisted: This is definitely an "Uncharted" game still, from third-person shooting to swinging on vines to exotic locales.
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While that might not be the safest idea at the Bridges of Ross or Cliffs of Moher, other locales are happy to oblige.
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AR became widely popular with the Pokemon Go app last year that allowed players to "catch" virtual Pokemon scattered across real-life locales.
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Mr. Sessions has threatened these "sanctuary" locales with loss of criminal-justice funding, on the false assertion that they are defying the law.
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Without those glossy images of models, photographed in glamorous locales and produced by a small army of hairstylists, makeup artists, editors and assistants?
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Pero el espíritu de las librerías no solo se traslada hacia los interiores privados, también lo hace hacia los locales vecinos y públicos.
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The data is used "to know the population distribution" of Earth to figure out "the best connectivity technologies" in different locales, Lewis said.
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Watch this mostly for the clothes, for the foreign locales and for a pregnant Olivia Colman as a no-nonsense British intelligence officer.
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Terminal's solution is to source suitable engineers in other locales and use its platform to help a company build a team from them.
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But take it as a lesson for why you shouldn't travel to dreamy-looking locales you see on Instagram to disturb the wildlife.
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Large employers have been working on a variety of approaches tailored to their employees and locales to reduce cost growth and improve outcomes.
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Technology played a significant role in organizing, exchanging information between different locales, and getting their message out to the rest of the world.
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And incentives like the ones Carrier received only forestall the inevitable shift by multinational giants to low-cost locales like Mexico and Asia.
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"Despite the high demand for Croatia, you can find reasonably priced, nice accommodations and affordable group tours in beautiful, historic locales," she said.
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Tents were created to provide shelter in the wilderness and upscale versions can be found increasingly in remote locales accessible on multiday trips.
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The California lake is just one of several extreme locales where researchers have spotted nematodes, the phylum all eight worm species belong to.
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That makes the border a dramatic place to hold the meeting, which is why the White House may prefer it over other locales.
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A privilege of location (usually urban), of education (exposure to other cultures and locales), and of parentage (who would introduce and exalt other tastes).
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The four-part series is full of beautiful images of exotic locales and families gathering, and close-ups of lovingly prepared meats and breads.
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It is a surprisingly resilient semi-underground collection of locales frequented by young, hip, educated Afghans working for both international companies and local startups.
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Looking at the share of mass shootings in these cities, it's tempting to write off some of the violence as endemic to troubled locales.
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While outdoor lighting may be an afterthought for some, it's actually quite important for those who live in more rural, less well-lit locales.
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Likely, the new season will bring some tweaks to the island, as season four introduced a number of new locales and map-wide alterations.
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Usually, I enjoy researching locales before I arrive, but I have been so busy that I haven't time to look into Lisbon at all.
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Below, we've brought these recorded memories of free-floating festivals and colorful locales (back) to life in an original photo shoot starring their authors.
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The researchers found significant variation, with some Europan locales (equatorial regions) getting about 10 times the radiation pounding of others (middle and high latitudes).
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Correction: This article has been updated to clarify that Jack Bennet visited the tropical locales of Chiang Mai in Thailand and Bali in Indonesia.
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Other popular locales for miners like Oregon and upstate New York have tried to solve the problem by hiking electricity rates for cryptocurrency operations.
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Since the storm, power has been limited to key locales such as hospitals and hotels using generators fueled with a scarce supply of diesel.
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It's joyful heroine and colorful world are an alternative to the smug male leads and blood-soaked locales of so many big-budget games.
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Barbie became a night-clubbing New York high schooler, with a multiethnic girl posse named after Manhattan locales: Madison, Chelsea, Delancey, Nolee (for Nolita).
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Young people of color are looking for locales to imprint on, ones that define them and their intersectionalities, ones that make them feel seen.
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In many of these locales, particularly those on the East Coast, the target was increased with offshore wind power in mind as a solution.
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The bidding locales also handed over infrastructure, labor and other data that could prove useful in other ways to the world's top online retailer.
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The Reuters article in December documented nearly 3,000 locales nationwide with poisoning rates double those found in the Michigan city along the Flint River.
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You also won't find a school in the East Cut, which could lead to residents packing up and leaving for more family-friendly locales.
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While in Iceland, guests will visit familiar locales such as the Fist of the First Men, the Bloody Gate, and Jon & Ygritte&aposs cave.
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While weighty and on the thicker side, it's surprisingly breathable and you won't overheat as you transition through the various locales of your day.
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But LoftOpera's iconoclastic approach goes beyond the unusual locales where it performs: Its credo is that too many operas are unenjoyable and prohibitively expensive.
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In some locales, this is enough cash for a down payment on a three-bedroom house that will rent for twice your mortgage payment.
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Instead, swimsuit models needed to embody effortless unattainability — posing in tropical locales, flashing even, white smiles, and, of course, appearing tanned, toned, and thin.
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The contest drew 149 bids from locales looking to host flights at night, flights over people and other drone operations that U.S. rules prohibit.
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Just about everything about this game felt off, from the mechanical designs to the complete lack of a sense of place to its locales.
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Meanwhile, cultural elites clustered in a select few affluent locales struggle to comprehend how such vast swathes of the country could be so disillusioned.
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Other clips show what are purported to be US Special Operations Forces firing different weapons in various locales in what appears to be Afghanistan.
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Typically, places under full lockdowns have stricter restrictions on residents going outside than do locales under shelter-in-place or stay-at-home orders.
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Target is also suspending sales of reusable bags, so it will waive the fees usually charged in some locales for plastic and paper bags.
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These are locales very likely to be served or to have been served in the past by a Barnes and Noble and/or Borders.
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His feature films hewed to a simple formula, depicting winter-sport athletes in challenging locales, leavened with wipeouts and shots of pretty female skiers.
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While certain locales may not be particularly safe because of political or socioeconomic turmoil, you may end up in unexpected regions after they stabilize.
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It's not quite as strict as what's happening in Italy, but the effects are similar: Iconic, typically packed NYC locales are now eerily empty.
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As the restaurants that offer truck parking shutter, even fast-food locales have shut down their stores and are instead offering drive-thru only.
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Supposedly they rendezvous in all manner of exotic locales via a system of coded messages, but from the start we have reason to doubt.
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You can also plan for a layover on your return journey, and time permitting, you can do a layover each way in different locales.
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The Pdvsa trade is the latest sign that foreign investors are becoming bolder in investing in the bonds of governments in far-flung locales.
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Even exotic locales like Fiji are available, with rates under $200 for a room booking, and only slightly higher for a romantic promotion package.
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That's according to International Living's Annual Global Retirement Index, a ranking of top locales for retirees who'd prefer to spend their golden years abroad.
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Among the locales that have been in the running for the origin of dogs are the Middle East, the far East, Europe and Mongolia.
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Más bien, Somos Pueblo y otros manifestantes están pidiendo observadores internacionales y locales para monitorear las próximas elecciones y garantizar que no haya fraude.
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También organizó un programa de orientación para empresarios locales y participaba en eventos y exposiciones que ayudaban a transformar sus ideas en negocios exitosos.
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En la práctica, eso significaba enviar a los detenidos a centros menos caros —y en ocasiones menos seguros— y a menudo a prisiones locales.
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In interviews at both locales, several Iowans brushed off the controversy over his tenure at McKinsey — if they were aware of it at all.
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In "Apollo," Joel gives a big romantic speech about Mei to the Chinatown locales using the basement of his club as a gambling den.
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They have long existed in locales like Switzerland and enjoyed generous tax benefits, as they're technically storing art that's deemed to be in transit.
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Aunque los establecimientos digitales ahorran en gastos generales, los pequeños locales independientes con márgenes estrechos de ganancias difícilmente pueden costear esas tarifas por uso.
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Aunque los establecimientos digitales ahorran en gastos generales, los pequeños locales independientes con márgenes estrechos de ganancias difícilmente pueden costear esas tarifas por uso.
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This year, REI Adventures will expand its Signature Camping program, which brings deluxe mobile camps to remote locales, with the addition of Mount Kilimanjaro.
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This comes in the form of seeing yourself race onscreen against other people or immersing yourself in beautiful locales (instead of your spare bedroom).
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While Paramount was busy brainstorming exotic new locales for its comedy dream team, Hope was busy chasing any woman who wasn't his wife, Dolores.
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"The prize money involved is often paltry, giving players an incentive to throw matches at tournaments in far-flung locales that few people are watching."
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Though I lost patience with "The Reef," which jumps restlessly among segments and locales, many people in the audience stood and cheered at the end.
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In honor of this year's recent Academy Awards, the updated print now includes locales like La La Land, Manchester by the Sea, and Hacksaw Ridge.
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The painterly series by Italian artist Valerio D'Ospina depicts overcrowded locales with a moody romance tempered with the desolation of navigating a big city alone.
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The report is based on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Index that scores locales on criteria like quality-of-life, economic opportunity and environmental management.
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They also made trips to exotic locales like Japan, Monaco, and Greece, and even a hot 'n' cold Christmas trek to Hawaii and Aspen, Colorado.
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His rallies have been marred by violence committed both by his supporters and by anti-Trump protesters who have targeted his supporters at those locales.
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Both locales were chosen for being directly under the Sun's track across the sky on the day in question and for having generally good weather.
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There is also increasing competition from other Asian locales including the Philippines, South Korea, Cambodia and Singapore, which are all vying for wealthy Chinese spenders.
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But as that additional service has picked up speed, Amazon is adding new locales to the Whole Foods delivery footprint at an increasingly fast pace.
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In fact they want you watching them and visiting locales you might never get to visit, or viewing vistas you haven't seen in a decade.
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Because the moon and Venus are so bright, people in urban locales will also get the chance to take part in this night sky event.
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The two investigate a string of clues related to Dante's Inferno, which mostly provides an excuse for racing through an assortment of striking European locales.
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Unafraid of the untested, Beier fearlessly fords uncharted technological waters, experimenting with green screens and live-video feeds that transport viewers to fantastical digital locales.
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If no one comes forward by then, all of the prize money would be redistributed to the states and locales that participate in Mega Millions.
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Property taxes are also a nasty surprise for first-time buyers in certain locales, as they can add hundreds of dollars to your monthly costs.
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Nostalgic and pervy, the photos' Polish locales afford them a quintessentially Eastern European vibe, although Bartos has lived in New York since she was 16.
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As the ability to stabilize both the drone and the footage itself advances, we're sure to see fascinating locales shot from never-before-scene perspectives.
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My itinerary took me from Australia to Japan and Brazil, among other locales, and revealed a fearlessness that had remained camouflaged in my daily life.
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The world where a lucky few post pictures in exchange for subsidised travel to exotic locales, to which we, the thirsty masses, yearn to follow.
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SUDAMÉRICA Incendiar hectáreas de selva brasileña para convertirlas en pasturas se considera en general un desastre medioambiental, pero no es así para algunos ganaderos locales.
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For a second season, Lee is hosting Beach Bites and taking viewers to more sandy locales to tasting the dishes that locals and visitors adore.
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Since 1928, the Spanish government has encouraged tourism in these remote locales by transforming neglected fortresses, monasteries, palaces, and other historic buildings into boutique hotels.
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According to Schultz, today travelers prefer hitting far-flung locales like Patagonia, Ethiopia, and Mongolia, seeing Europe as a sort of safe and boring choice.
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The exotic period setting harks back to the vicarious wanderlust of romantic suspense: Whitney set her novels in Santa Fe, Japan, and other picturesque locales.
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He was an international traveler and had extensive knowledge of different locales, but all this information was devoted to advancing his company — not his country.
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This could very well involve the wildfire — the napalm of Westeros — that the Mad King Aerys once stashed beneath various strategic locales in King's Landing.
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So far, this list of iterations ranges from Nashville, Lexington, Portland, and Omaha to Brussels and Melbourne, with more than a dozen locales in between.
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The protagonist is torn from home and family and experiences fabulous adventures in exotic locales where she meets all kinds of monstrous and fantastical beings.
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So, we took it upon ourselves to dream up all the lavish locales we'd wear our favorite resort '17 looks, involving the beach and beyond.
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Fittingly, they've been multiplying, as adventurous promoters from Canada and elsewhere flock to far-flung locales for events like BPM, Electric Festival, and SXM Festival.
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The locales of Westeros aren't airy glades, fields or castles in the sky; they are brothels and ale houses full of dark and grimy corners.
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But moving production to other locales would be costly and would penalize Georgia workers — many of them women — who depend on Hollywood for their livelihoods.
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The atmosphere at these locales was often hostile and crude — sawdust on the floor, spittoons in the corner and fights breaking out at regular intervals.
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ToneEscapes, for one, is a new company offering five small group retreats throughout the year in locales like Marbella, Spain; Santorini, Greece; and Saint Lucia.
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To stem the spread of the virus, many locales have closed beaches, enacted curfews and limited access to bars and restaurants, effectively canceling spring break.
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And high-end restaurants and boutiques that were once found mainly in Greenport, the area's largest town, are now appearing in smaller locales like Jamesport.
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The locales range from the historic (the First Ancient Theater of Larissa) to the cutting edge (the Renzo Piano-designed Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center).
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Mientras China cobraba impulso en la era moderna, los líderes locales intentaron pulir su imagen y demostrar que Wuhan era parte del progreso del país.
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It won't garner the instant approval that a BMW badge might, but the ATS-V still looks at home in more upscale neighborhoods and locales.
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Lynn Smith, a volunteer with USA Christmas Town who has lived in Brockton since 1985, said that Santa's exclusivity in other locales made her sad.
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Los testimonios se están dando en inglés y lenguas locales, entre ellas el mandinga y el wólof; también participa un intérprete de lenguaje de señas.
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Since their father was elected, Trump's sons Eric and Donald Jr. have made business trips to overseas locales including Ireland, Scotland, Dubai, Uruguay and India.
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Other Republican candidates are no doubt observing Mr. Trump's rabid fan base and seeing a winning strategy for smaller races in certain conservative, homogeneous locales.
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Other locales with similar treaties include Canada, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Romania and the United Kingdom, according to Katelynn Minott, a CPA and partner with Bright!
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It's an argument the company has made before in lawsuits against San Francisco, as well as Miami Beach and Palm Beach, Florida, among other locales.
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Muchos funcionarios, celebridades y líderes religiosos, así como agencias de gobierno locales, estatales y federales apoyaron la medida, que fue promovida con la etiqueta#UnDíaSinNosotras.
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Las autoridades locales declararon un estado de emergencia; los osos se ven adorables, pero han irrumpido en algunas casas y han herido a sus residentes.
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And that means people who might not have qualified under "may issue" laws — which, again, gives officials discretion — may be eligible in "shall issue" locales.
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Its rotating 22-inch HD screen streams on-demand, trainer-led workouts that take place both in-studio and in stunning locales around the world.
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El estudio publicado por la Universidad de Texas Valle del Río Grande incluyó mensajes sin editar enviados a funcionarios locales de parte de texanos invernales.
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This makes it one of the most ecological diverse locales on the planet—an aspect that the filmmakers wanted to appropriately represent with their film.
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The sociopolitical climates of Tijuana and Chiapas might be assumed to be strikingly different, but Webb's images do not capture conflicts specific to their locales.
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As the Washington, DC heat recedes and September draws to a close, the justices return from far-flung locales to face a daunting pile of paper.
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Iran hosts some of the world's oldest cultural monuments, including 20173 Unesco World Heritage Sites, and its varied terrain ranges from desert locales to ski resorts.
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The tours let you explore a region or multiple locales, through the use of photos, 360-degree videos, and Google Maps Street View, along with text.
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The result of all this number-crunching puts Alaska and Louisiana in the top three most dangerous locales, alongside D.C. The winners in terms of safety?
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It is neither accepted by the government as the currency nor is it generally used in locales (and the internet does not qualify as a locale).
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Other good news for death penalty abolitionists has come from locales as distant as Fiji, Suriname, Madagascar, and Mongolia, which all banned the practice last year.
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One of the complaints about the last season was that it moved too fast, that characters managed to traverse the distance between locales in record time.
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On that point, some of the key locales to watch in the coming months are communities with large pockets of Millennial voters, the nation's college counties.
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In general, the best viewing for the Delta Aquarids is found in the southern hemispheres, but it's still well worth looking at from more northern locales.
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While the list of locales below is by no means exhaustive, it does represent a broad spectrum of efforts to combat Zika or its potential arrival.
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"If we're in separate locales, we'll agree to both watch the same episode at the same time so we're caught up with each other," she said.
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When we continuously transport corn from South America, tomatoes from Israel and strawberries from California to other locales, we alter the nutritional balance of those ecosystems.
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While in Cannes to promote his new film Money Monster, the actor, 55, has been showing his wife, Amal, 38, some of his favorite french locales.
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And, although it shows off a whole bunch of new locales and power ups, it predominantly left the internet with some deep Grand Theft Auto nostalgia.
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But first they have to figure out why weed legalization isn't as obvious to some key players in mostly liberal locales as it is to others.
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So we have the proliferation of funds with names intending to suggest ritzy addresses or locales, abstruse theorems and admirable but all-too-rare personal characteristics.
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Among other factors, Amazon's stated "preference" for candidates cities with a population over 1 million should have whittled possible HQ2 locales down to a few dozen.
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Eugene: No. Sometimes we over-promise and we over-deliver, and sometimes we over-promise and then, you realize that things get lost in stranger locales.
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The weather service's website shows some locales along the Missouri River in Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri are expected to see waters rise for several more days.
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"Advancements have been uneven across regions, between the sexes, and among people of different ages, wealth and locales, including urban and rural dwellers," the report said.
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Soon after, the Mafia-run 181 Club on Second Avenue — "the homosexual Copacabana" — became one of the most opulent gay and lesbian locales in the country.
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And after all, this is the same Obama who had no problem employing drones to deadly effect in removing terrorists from locales in the Middle East.
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John Heimlich, vice president and chief economist of the trade organization Airlines for America, suggested that upstarts might be better off targeting small and midsize locales.
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Earlier this year, Trump released an executive order that threatened to withhold federal funding from locales that refused to cooperate with federal policies on undocumented immigrants.
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Here's a look at what Bezos has been up to this summer, from the exotic locales he's visited to the famous friends he's spent time with.
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That's when they'll take to their predetermined secret locales, shoot would-be intruders, and do whatever it takes to protect their families and their stockpiled food.
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And while Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts can help excite progressives and millennials about Ms. Clinton in some locales, Mr. Biden has homegrown appeal in Pennsylvania.
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Angelina is particularly attracted to locations with a unique spirit and strong creative energy like Venice, as well as more isolated locales like the Salton Sea.
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Some of these locales, such as China and various Middle Eastern countries, have very strict laws about anything that could be even potentially tied to pornography.
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Related: Aerial Footage Makes Remote Locales Look Like Other Planets Drones Take You on a Summer Tour of Russia Drone Footage Captures Iceland's Picture-Perfect Landscapes
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One of the first locales to invoke the threat of eminent domain is Nashville, where the Corps identified 44 homes it wanted the city to buy.
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En cambio, los funcionarios locales de todo el país se vieron obligados a trabajar en la oscuridad a medida que la crisis creció sin ser detectada.
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The treasures outside city limits are larger — typically stashed in Tupperware or ammunition containers, holding toy soldiers or other tiny playthings, and hidden in woodsy locales.
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The action sequences become more intricate, large-scale and spectacular as Ethan chases down the enemy across assorted striking locales by foot, car, motorcycle and helicopter.
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The change, FIBA hoped, would provide more fans in many more locales increased opportunities to see not only their best countrymen but stars from rival nations.
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This sensitivity — to history, ecology and the community — defines Pepper's earthworks in contrast to land art's associations with earth-gouging excavations in far-flung desert locales.
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Las autoridades locales habían emitido una alerta de tsunami inicialmente pero después la cancelaron, de acuerdo con la agencia que administra las emergencias en Puerto Rico.
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The generalist VC firm announced a series of promotions on Thursday that reinforce its commitment to backing startups of all shapes, sizes, and locales in 2020.
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The Center's research commitments, including climate change and indigenous planetary knowledges, drive our programming, especially as they are relevant to specific locales and transdisciplinary/transnational inquiry.
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El uniforme de su compañía, azul claro con el logo de un hipopótamo, indica a las autoridades locales que tiene permiso para circular por las calles.
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The time of day and the sun's position in the sky should always be taken into account, especially when flying into tropical or excessively hot locales.
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Throughout the country, this beverage can be found in a variety of restaurants and bars, from the most upscale locales to your average neighborhood dive bar.
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Sulzberger responded by pointing out that reporters operate in war zones and other locales that are far more perilous than the streets of New York City.
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They became popular in more diverse locales to counter what officials there saw as overzealous federal immigration policies, particularly against those arrested for minor, nonviolent crimes.
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Actualmente, los sindicatos locales regulan el área de plantación para proteger los precios y evitar que el cultivo en exceso llegue a los laboratorios de cocaína.
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While their peers in wealthier, more connected locales are learning programming and studying how to create applications using artificial intelligence, these children are being left behind.
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Even Tiffany Trump, the president's youngest daughter, took vacation to international locales such as Germany and Hungary with her boyfriend, which also require Secret Service protection.
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But boomers, now hitting retirement and beyond, are expected to flood the market with homes as they downsize, fly south to more hospitable locales, or die.
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The West Coast is often seen as an incubator for progressive environmental policies, and Seattle is among the locales leading the charge on reducing plastic waste.
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The underlying message is that staying in the EU means Britain will soon be overwhelmed by unwashed hordes of brownish immigrants from exotic and violent locales.
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The North Star, a glass pod that rises high above the ship to provide enhanced views of the ocean and the tropical locales where the ship ports.
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Other locales emphasized their stylish and elegant decor as much as their inhabitants, the high class of the salons a code for the quality of the women.
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The 2026 tournament will be spread through venues across the US, Canada and Mexico, and the US-based locales will all be in cities with existing venues.
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Best known for a punk-rock sensibility that began in the 80s, the Southern California painter derives his latest collection from scattered locales throughout the United States.
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While the wildfire HIV epidemics of sub-Saharan Africa have somewhat been quelled, infection rates in previously quieter locales such as Indonesia and the Philippines have boomed.
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Most of the stories I heard were voiced by young women, seemingly from all over small-town America (based on their accents and the locales they described).
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The new island looks wilder and more untamed than its predecessor, with plenty of forests, mountains, and lakes to explore, but much fewer city or urban locales.
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El documento de los obispos también pedía una mayor adaptación de los ritos locales a las celebraciones católicas, otra propuesta que los conservadores consideran como un anatema.
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El asunto también ha demostrado cómo incluso las pequeñas empresas locales pueden ser blanco de duras críticas debido a la creciente tensión generada por las políticas nacionales.
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"We have not had the loss of life that other locales would have had in an earthquake of this magnitude," Walker told reporters during a press conference.
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The series extends to new sets and locales, like the offices where Molly and Lawrence work, which lets Issa extend the kind of stories she can tell.
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Far-off locales lose hardly any definition or sharpness, suggesting a high megapixel count, and possibly some ungraded version of the iPhone 7's dual lens gimmick.
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While shooting at both, I aimed to document the objects and moments that inspired the same type of spooky hollowness I felt at the two distinct locales.
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To get a clear view of the sky, the current EHT telescopes are in remote locales like the South Pole, Greenland and the Atacama Desert of Chile.
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While many of the fires started in remote locales, smoke is spreading far and wide across the region, prompting environmental and health officials to air quality warnings.
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That's why this quick-hit video is exploding with top restaurant recommendations, intimate live music venues, and scenic locales for daytime activities (we're talking goat yoga, people).
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And although Kenny hasn't physically visited these locales, her virtual scouring of every street and corner provides an intimacy that one would only expect from a local.
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Blame revenue siphoned by online competition, cost-cutting ownership, a death spiral in quality, sheer disinterest among readers or reasons peculiar to given locales for that development.
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Related: Aerial Photographer Captures the Alien Beauty of Earth Aerial Footage Makes Remote Locales Look Like Other Planets Aerial Photos Capture San Francisco's Nightlife from 7,200 Feet
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It also bought a hand-held surveillance device that assists in locating phone and LTE signals when phones are in more secure locales, like inside a building.
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Vulnerabilities abound in so-called smart cities — ultrawired locales where information and technology are used but rarely tested for cybersecurity controls — to deliver efficient use of resources.
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There are rose petals, elaborate dates in tropical locales, and at the end of it all, a man gets on one knee and proposes to a woman.
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That's why existing systems are so ill-equipped to help guide the thousands of small drone craft that are envisioned taking off and landing from diverse locales.
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In describing Lindsay's travel schedule, she mentioned some very specific locales that have sleuthing members of Bachelor Nation connecting the dots like a team of CSI pros.
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These influencers are essentially selling a dream lifestyle of constantly jet-setting to exotic locales — one that is paid for in part by funding from corporate brands.
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It has franchised out its Ultimate Fighter series, doing seasons based in Brazil, Latin America, and the UK, with more far-flung locales planned for the future.
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However, the president — and any other wealthy New Yorker — should anticipate a fight with the state auditor when it comes to fleeing for more tax-friendly locales.
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Residents in high-tax locales can expect to feel the pain: In 2015, the average New Yorker's SALT deduction was $22,169, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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Borrowing costs are likely to rise in heavily indebted nations, including Greece, Italy and Portugal, as investors demand extra inducements to put their money in riskier locales.
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They became popular in more diverse locales to counter what officials there saw as overzealous federal immigration policies, particularly against those arrested for minor, non-violent crimes.
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The Long Island Rail Road's Cannonball service to Montauk begins on Friday, and new timetables and extra service for other nearby beach locales have just been announced.
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They'd try to mix up the scenery by traveling to new locales on the weekends, only to spend half their time just searching for the right place.
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Related: These Aerial Photos Make Salt Ponds Look Like Abstract Art Breathtaking Aerial Photographs Capture London's Kaleidoscopic Landscape Aerial Footage Makes Remote Locales Look Like Other Planets
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With stops in the Northwest Passage, Hong Kong's filled-to-the-brim cemeteries, Antarctica's illegal AR gaming scene, the Florida Everglades, and other locales along the way.
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The number of people using ambulances dropped "substantially" in hundreds of U.S. cities after Uber introduced its ride-hailing service to those locales, new research has found.
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As New York imposes strict stay-home guidelines and the number of coronavirus cases skyrockets, New Yorkers who can afford it are decamping to more rural locales.
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As New York imposes strict stay-home guidelines and the number of coronavirus cases skyrockets, New Yorkers who can afford it are decamping to more rural locales.
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First, countries should create protected areas only where they can make a real difference in safeguarding marine life: highly diverse coastal habitats, spawning areas and feeding locales.
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An added bonus is that the show is off the beaten track of the typical gallery locales of the Lower East Side, Chelsea, West 57th, and Williamsburg.
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In his fund-raising email, Mr. Chernin elaborated on his decision, announced on May 15, to continue with those plans rather than look for other shooting locales.
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En lugar de personajes de dibujos animados, empezó a hacer piñatas a imagen y semejanza de memes y virales de Internet: políticos locales, narcos, estrellas de Hollywood.
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"C'mon, Bo, man, you were an action hero in those days," the man, Eric Pitt, 58, said as they discussed notorious drug locales from four decades ago.
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Puesto que, en gran medida, son los gobiernos locales los que deciden esas políticas de manera individual, China se ha convertido en un extenso entramado de feudos.
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Los primeros agentes fueron reclutados de los Guardias de Texas, un cuerpo especial del Departamento de Seguridad Pública de Texas, y las oficinas de los alguaciles locales.
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The rooms in the Brain building, perhaps in homage to the long winters of their diaspora, are named after Alaskan locales; the Translate building's theme is Hawaiian.
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United serves cities across the country with hubs in colder locales such as Denver and Chicago, as well as warmer spots such as Los Angeles and Houston.
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Assad a réussi à vendre aux occidentaux, mais aussi aux élites locales et aux opinions, le concept de la dictature-rempart au radicalisme, de gardien contre l'horreur.
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Estados Unidos Aunque son un bloque con potencial para la elección demócrata, algunos líderes locales creen que las asambleas todavía no son muy amigables para los hispanohablantes.
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I knew that public protest against the war had been growing for several years, but such things took place in distant and inaccessible locales like Madison, Wis.
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Countries with colder climates are more at risk for future spread, as coronaviruses thrive in cold environments and do not transmit as well in sunny, hot locales.
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In the 2015 regional elections Le Pen's party failed to capitalize on a vigorous first-round showing, falling short of regional presidencies even in its strongest locales.
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If you decide to pick up a last-minute ticket, it's not unusual that you might have a choice of locales in which to make that purchase.
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Avoid the cost of international travel by considering affordable domestic locales that are off the beaten path, including Albuquerque, New Mexico and Pensacola, Florida, according to AARP.
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If you want to talk pure atmosphere when it comes to locales, though, then I simply have to start with the Tower of Latria from Demon's Souls.
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The PLA is supporting Hollywood-style military action films such as "Operation Red Sea" and "Wolf Warrior 2," showing the heroics of Chinese troops in foreign locales.
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Ballot initiatives to bypass lawmakers and increase the state minimum wage passed in Missouri and Arkansas, even as Republicans clobbered Democrats in those increasingly right-wing locales.
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Humans have created similarly spectacular secret locales, albeit accidentally, as this kayaker discovered while paddling through the abandoned MV E Evangelia cargo ship off the coast of Romania.
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But when they leave their regular lives to move into the Bachelor mansion (and subsequent international locales), they also have to leave behind a few of the essentials.
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The brand currently has ten locations specifically located in Phoenix; however, they don't specify whether they will also test the strips in nearby locales like Scottsdale and Tempe.
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Instead, after the war, he found his next true calling as a member of the international jet set, splitting time between New York, London, and more exotic locales.
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It wants to amend a local ordinance to that effect, but the change would also apply to China and other locales with which Hong Kong lacks extradition treaties.
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The plan may run into roadblocks in locales that have implemented so-called sanctuary policies for immigrants, experts say, although such policies will not stop deportation efforts entirely.
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If you believe the stereotypes, venture investors are either already on vacation or packing their bags for late summer jaunts to exotic locales at this time of year.
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In their own way, these bars are as compelling as our sojourns into awe-inspiring locales, offering a view of the vast and varied terrain of human nature.
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By the nature of their chosen disguises, which frequently reference farwaway locales, Mummers often invoke the "Other," sometimes in earnest, sometimes in jest, and too often in ignorance.
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It also points to agreements with officials in nearly 200 locales around the world, mostly for tax collection and in some cases for broader short-term rental regulation.
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The weather service's website shows some locales along the Missouri River in Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri are expected to continue to see waters rise for several more days.
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The levels are huge and gorgeous, spanning standard sci-fi locales like ice planets and donut-shaped space colonies, while the boss battles are truly epic in size.
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On Wednesday, demonstrating his willingness to make the case anywhere, his tour takes him to a city whose name is cultural shorthand for far-flung locales: Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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It wasn't long before YouTube, faced with the possibility of being blocked in even more locales, was forced to take a stronger stance on certain types of content.
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Ten days after Énard's win, a second, even bloodier set of attacks drew the world's attention to the Bataclan concert hall and other Parisian locales struck by terror.
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This year's eclipses found you releasing old ways of thinking as you explored new philosophical scenes or physical locales, learning new ways to express your thoughts and ideas.
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I still remember reading about seemingly magical places like the Cliffs of Insanity and the Fire Swamp, and the feeling of wanting to explore these fantasy locales myself.
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Just as with El Niño, because there are many other variables that affect the weather, there are no certainties of specific La Niña-related effects in specific locales.
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Among the locales with parades in July are Paris (July 2); Bogota, Colombia (83); Munich (9); Barcelona, Spain (9); Berlin (23); Stockholm (215); and Vancouver, British Columbia (216).
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Clinton has been an infrequent presence on the campaign trail of late, spending much of her time raising money behind closed doors in fashionable locales like the Hamptons.
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To distinguish this booming area from the smorgasbord of San Francisco's other 89 residential locales, a local neighborhood association rebranded it as the "East Cut" neighborhood in 2017.
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Its spin-off travel magazine, "Here," has nearly 50,000 Instagram followers and shares picturesque locales around the world and journal-like entries that dive deeper into each destination.
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Small group trekking adventures (parents tag along on these) to locales like Thailand, Peru, Costa Rica and Tanzania are a sure way to make children forget about Snapchat.
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In total, more than three million people call these 27 cities home; they include diverse locales such as Casper, Wyoming; Springfield, Missouri; Lake Charles, Louisiana; and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Limited housing stock in San Francisco — and the Bay Area more broadly — is a big reason why many tech companies have chosen to open offices in other locales.
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The Comet began regular service in 1952 and, by 1953, BOAC was flying nine Comets per week from London to distant locales such as Tokyo, Singapore, and Johannesburg.
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The patchwork of state Medicaid policies that emerge in the fragmented US political system has starkly different effects on the political participation of Medicaid beneficiaries in different locales.
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In either case, the best haunted houses are not merely locales for the supernatural to occur—they themselves are characters, subtly animate, with their own fears and desires.
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And unlike so many of these other germy locales, public bathrooms come equipped with soap and water, which do a marvelous job of removing microbes from your hands.
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Pamela Lenci, general manager of Caldera House, a new hotel in Jackson Hole, said that top ski locales offer plenty of diversions in the summer and fall, too.
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And the city has begun to fix what some see as a serious drawback — a relatively sparse stock of retirement complexes that are common in established retirement locales.
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As The San Francisco Chronicle reported last week, shaken customers turned to retailers in locales like Novato, Sunnyvale, and Pacifica for guns and for some peace of mind.
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Según el testimonio tanto de residentes locales como de parisinos que se encuentran en la isla, algunos citadinos se lanzaron a la playa en cuanto llegaron a Noirmoutier.
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Según el testimonio tanto de residentes locales como de parisinos que se encuentran en la isla, algunos citadinos se lanzaron a la playa en cuanto llegaron a Noirmoutier.
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The area wasn't particularly striking, especially in contrast to the game's many other gorgeous locales, and the enemies weren't notably more difficult than any others I'd fought before.
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This horror anthology series distinguishes itself from other Stephen King TV and film adaptations by telling original stories that take place in various locales ripped from King's books.
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Además, ya que los funcionarios locales ejercen una autoridad tan directa sobre el desplazamiento de las personas, no sorprende que algunos hayan llevado el cumplimiento a algunos extremos.
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Ahora, cientos de millones de personas viven prácticamente aisladas mientras las barricadas bloquean pueblos enteros y las autoridades locales prohíben que las empresas vuelvan a abrir sus instalaciones.
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It also featured some surprisingly useful travel articles in its "Get Inspired" section, including write-ups on Spanish sparkling wines and ideas for family-friendly locales in Ireland.
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"Narcos" has since evolved into more of a docudrama format for telling other pocket histories of the drug trade, so the casts and locales can be changed out.
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Estas medidas represivas se toparon con dudas y rechazo por parte de los funcionarios locales que temían que eso recrudecería las tensiones étnicas y sofocaría el crecimiento económico.
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It's here in this David Attenborough follow-up to his 2006 series, which embeds with wildlife in assorted locales — islands, mountains, jungles, deserts, grasslands and even in cities.
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They're shed over time but before they are, the movie does what's expected, which is cut loose attractive characters in different choreographed formations in assorted machines and locales.
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In a series of stunning photographs and an accompanying essay, we see the city's iconic locales, and scenes of daily life, through the lens of its current limbo.
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El costo restante, la mayor parte del cual fue para la compra de bienes raíces a lo largo de la ruta del Metro, fue garantizado por fuentes locales.
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Además, líderes locales como Vanessa Marcano-Kelly creen que no hay suficientes sitios en español del caucus o con intérpretes al idioma para satisfacer las demandas del estado.
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Developing the necessary talent pool locally helps to stymie the loss of entertainment jobs to other locales that Los Angeles has been struggling with in the last decade.
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Insurance is standard in rich countries, but very rare in the poorest locales, where people need it more because they have no cushion against natural and economic crises.
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The mountains regions of California should expect the brunt of the storm with some locales slated to see whiteout conditions, blowing snow and icy roads through Thursday morning.
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They condense the sprawling art world to just about manageable size, and bring to Manhattan dealers from locales as distant as Tokyo, Cape Town, São Paulo … and Brooklyn.
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The report found that while families are still renting RVs for a classic, all-American national park vacation, they&aposre also booking RVs to explore more unknown locales.
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For his first photo book, simply titled The Trap, the French photographer captured the Atlanta locales that birthed the ever-popular rap subgenre that shares the tome's name.
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En ambas ocasiones —en McAllen y en El Paso— los residentes locales se quejaron de que el presidente Trump había exagerado el nivel de crimen en sus ciudades.
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Yet some luxury travelers are known to shell out top dollar for a few weeks of downtime in ritzy locales — sometimes paying $2000 million or more for the privilege.
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Cities along the Yellow Sea coast -- including Beijing and Tianjin, along with the provinces of Shandong, Hebei, and, further inland, Shanxi and Henan -- were among the hardest-hit locales.
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He has also said that Tesla should be able to win regulators over to approve Tesla robotaxis for commercial use in the near future, at least in some locales.
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From a distance, filmmakers seem to live a pretty magical life, free to pack up and head off to far-flung locales and bring their creative visions to life.
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So Roth, who has been an N.B.A. assistant in various locales, was drawing no comparisons beyond the concept of caution, which he said he spoke to the Knicks about.
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In locales such as Colombia and Costa Rica, many in the industry have feared the low-brow bean will spoil their reputation as suppliers of the world's best coffee.
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Nick Jonas It's summertime: the season for barbecues, heading to the beach with friends, paparazzi shots of celebs frolicking on yachts in exotic locales, and, uh, male body-shaming?
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Since then, the Justice Department has dispersed more than $200 million to local police nationally but is withholding millions of dollars from about two dozen locales with sanctuary policies.
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Las salsas de Nakanoke & Sons —que combinan sabores picantes con agrios, dulces, salados y umami— se venden en tiendas de especialidades locales y también se crearon por esa zona.
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Celebrities are soaking up the weekend, too, heading to far-off locales; sitting pretty by the pool, beach, and even hot springs; and they're posting it all to Instagram.
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Until 1908, he traveled around North America with several major circuses as billposter for the advance department, which immersed him in the study of places: geography, routes, and locales.
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While some fans have wondered if that was the last we'd see of Jorah, it seems actor Iain Glen has been out and about in some very interesting locales.
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With 43 percent of people polled finding comfort in their regular routines, it leaves little room for many to get out of their comfort zone and explore nearby locales.
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También ha exhibido las tendencias autocráticas de los peores gobernantes haitianos y ha tenido mucha responsabilidad en la crisis al no convocar a elecciones locales y parlamentarias durante años.
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Dijo que había vendido una cadena de estaciones locales de radio a Moreira por 1,84 millones de dólares y que el dinero había sido enviado a cuentas en Texas.
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Touching off in the heart of Paris, Kim traces the history of a single material, connecting locales such as the Middle East with that of her native South Korea.
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There were, of course, some who found inspiration from Eat, Pray, Love, and some who chose the same locales as others (because some places are just THAT objectively spectacular).
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The result: Most tech jobs are being created in the Bay Area and a very few other core tech hubs — far from the troubled locales that need them most.
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We see him cuddling with Rachel on a snowy mountainside, which makes us think they're in one of the European locales they visit this season, like the Swiss alps.
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From there, it's possible to build an experience that better understands the nuances of real human speech among different age groups and different geographical locales, along with other variables.
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This gets even more interesting if the CCDM could utilize a geographic filter to restrict the simulcasts to certain regions and/or locales, but the technology doesn't exist yet.
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A full list of live TV locales can be found here, but it's safe to say the company has most of the US's larger markets covered at this point.
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Back in the heyday of Fred Trump in the 60s and 70s, people often weren't allowed to go on vacation in some locales while carrying serious cash on them.
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Gamble and Lyakh were two thirds of High On Life SundayFundayz, a group of friends who built a large social media following from filming their exploits in exotic locales.
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Ultimately, the goal is to begin a more comprehensive trial by 2019 in Greenwich, with the aim of rolling it out beyond to other locales further down the road.
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It's not just the small business and art types who want to move to lower cost locales to match their lifestyle spending to the (economic) value of their work.
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The return of a top echelon of executives to American cities reflects — and may well reinforce — disparities driven by widening inequality, underscoring how jobs are disappearing in other locales.
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On average, her margin has shrunk by a similar 85033 points in the swing states, but she still leads in those locales by an average of about 4 points.
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At the same time, residents of some remote locales have begun wrestling with the complicated balance of welcoming larger numbers of surfers while keeping pristine settings safe and unspoiled.
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And The Herald and Age, with a history of sending correspondents to far-flung locales like the battlefields of Europe and Southeast Asia, have been central to the discourse.
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This may be enough to get soon-to-be retirees living in New York, New Jersey and California thinking about relocating to Florida, Alaska and other tax-friendly locales.
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Artist Takumi has been drawing a concept for a similar park for years, and there's a recurring gallery show dedicated to unofficial renderings of Miyazaki's iconic characters and locales.
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An analogous act of pictorial commemoration is evident in the tintypes Mann created a decade later of locales in southeastern Virginia, inspired by Nat Turner's slave rebellion in 1831.
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Related: An Artist In Prague Wants To Artificially Grow Gigantic Caves Aerial Footage Makes Remote Locales Look Like Other Planets For $6500 You Can Visit James Turrell's Unfinished Observatory
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Related: Laura Poitras' First Solo Show Makes the Surveillance State Visible Colorful Drone Photos Take You Soaring Over Hong Kong Aerial Footage Makes Remote Locales Look Like Other Planets
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Turpan, he noted, occupies one of the world's hottest locales: a parched depression, devoid of rivers, that receives an average of just over a halfinch of rainfall a year.
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Pero cuando enviaron los equipos de prueba a laboratorios públicos por todo el país, algunos funcionarios de salud locales comenzaron a reportar que la prueba estaba produciendo resultados nulos.
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Restaurant Review 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Americans who weren't born into Korean cuisine have discovered it in many ways and many locales over the past decade or two.
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Residents of these locales are bristling at the coronavirus refugees, joining their leaders in concerns about limited services and hospital capacities and a finite supply of groceries and sundries.
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The prelude arises from a principled choice, making it very clear that Native Americans had long been a significant presence in the locales that homesteaders would describe as uninhabited.
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Cerca de seis mil centroamericanos han llegado a las ciudades fronterizas de Tijuana y Mexicali, según funcionarios locales, pero se prevé que unos diez mil se concentren en Tijuana.
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It is a space where strategic thinking meets creative action with the intention to shift the current framework of art critique hierarchy to highlight work outside metro-centered locales.
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Now throngs of young people spilled out of the many locales, a group of young women in colorful wigs even drinking as one sat on a yellow fire hydrant.
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This week, it's what you get for $2.4 million in a few expensive American states; last week, it was what you could get for $500,000 in some other locales.
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Los trabajos de prevención en China están siendo encabezados por sus innumerables comités vecinales, los cuales por lo general sirven de intermediarios entre los residentes y las autoridades locales.
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Sin ayuda del gobierno federal, Alfaro suscribió en agosto un convenio con las fábricas locales, en el cual las empresas hicieron constar su compromiso voluntario de respetar las reglas.
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Elizabeth Becker, the author of "Overbooked: The Exploding Business of Travel and Tourism," said that tourists should manage their enthusiasm after seeing exotic locales in movies and on television.
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That means making the tough calculation that certain parts of the country may be in areas that are beyond saving; people should be assisted in moving to safer locales.
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Shortly after Maryland voted to ban foam, Dart shut down its two warehouses in the state, displacing 13 workers and sending a signal to other locales considering similar laws.
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Cristóbal Castañeda, secretario de Seguridad Pública del estado, confirmó que las fuerzas locales "no tuvieron conocimiento" y no formaron parte de la operación militar para capturar a Guzmán López.
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The High End The tight supply of buildable parcels in Manhattan often leaves developers to contend with quirky lots, less-than-favorable locales and a host of other issues.
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Should HNA have failed to properly report such transactions to banks or investors, it could run afoul of regulators in multiple locales, including China, Europe and the United States.
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It wouldn't be an exhaustive hunt for every remnant — more of a lightly orchestrated drive, stitching together locales, and meeting with historians and others who could give me perspective.
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Though the characters inhabit specific locales — a Chinese restaurant on the Mexico-US border, a wholesale market in Yiwu, China — there is very little sense of place or time.
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"The way the film mixes two people leading very hip, modern lives with all these iconic Hollywood locales is unique," Marc Platt, producer for the film, said in a statement.
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Nashashibi, the youngest of this year's nominees at 43, is primarily known for moving-image works that incorporate animation and film shot in locales as diverse as Gaza and Guatemala.
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Despite often being overlooked, it's also a game that has much of what makes Final Fantasy great: memorable characters, gorgeous locales, thrilling cutscenes, and a complex web of gameplay systems.
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This means that prosperous locales give poor children a disproportionate boost, on the one hand, but also that growing up in a distressed community disadvantages them relatively more, as well.
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The federal government requires communities near nuclear reactors to stockpile potassium iodide pills, along with public health stockpiles in locales that have feared a terror attack ever since 9/11.
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He, along with his shooting partner Gavin Heffernan, travels every week to remote locales around the country, snapping high-resolution photos and time-lapse video footage of the night sky.
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The Beach Bum has Matthew McConaughey playing a perpetually high dude who hangs out with a colorful cast of characters in tropical locales while making a complete mess of things.
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While competition would quickly increase, companies in the state could branch out into other locales, while smaller companies might find banks more willing to offer loans to help fund expansions.
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The character posed for photos around the small town of Wasco, holding a knot of kaleidoscope balloons in such bleak locales as deserted parking lots, empty fields and abandoned playgrounds.
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The trailer, which dropped today, features protagonists Axel Stone and Blaze Fielding (no word on Adam Hunter) kicking ass to a guitar-heavy soundtrack in a few separate city locales.
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The CDC added four more countries and territories to its list of locales that pose a risk for Zika infection, advising pregnant women to consider avoiding travel to those areas.
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Most of the hijackers lived in Florida, Virginia and New Jersey, but the relations between the hijackers and Saudi interests in those locales is largely unknown to the American people.
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The posts that frequent their various social media pages feature the crew in different locales pulling stunts like diving from balconies into pools, front flipping over friends, and cliff jumping.
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It's impractical to do terrestrial high-bandwidth networks in these locations, and traditional satellite-based networking has not been able to achieve these kinds of speeds in these locales, either.
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In addition, runners can arrange for others to act as temporary pacers and organize support crews in different locales as they complete their run, not to mention a fan base.
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Following Trump's description to have the US prematurely depart from the Paris climate agreement, more US mayors are taking action in their locales to produce environmentally sustainable forms of energy.
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Minimalistic compositions represent exotic locales in London-based artist and designer Thomas Danthony's Voyage series — 12 paintings linked by characteristic uses of bright hues, tinted with a touch of enigma.
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Although I left my English hometown twenty years ago for locales with distinct and identifiable seasons, the thought of wasting a moment's sunshine still makes me sick to my stomach.
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Jason Worrix, director de mercadotecnia de My Campaign Store, una empresa de Louisville, Kentucky, que produce artículos estampados de campaña, dijo que aconseja donar los productos sobrantes a organizaciones locales.
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On March 25, the White House advised for travelers out of New York to self-isolate for the next 14 days to ensure the virus doesn't spread to other locales.
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But that trend has mostly affected blue locales—in several Southern, conservative-dominated states like Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina, no jurisdiction has a rate above the federal minimum.
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Carlos Fernando Chamorro, director de Confidencial e hijo de la expresidenta nicaragüense Violeta Chamorro, dijo a reporteros locales que la policía le negó el ingreso a las instalaciones el sábado.
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Restaurants fall in this category, but most locales have allowed restaurants to continue to operate as long as they close dining rooms and switch to exclusively take-out and delivery.
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Eventually, New York City and a suburb of Washington, DC, were chosen, suggesting to critics that the whole thing was a cynical ploy to extract better subsidies from preselected locales.
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In this case, voters have already begun casting ballots in some locales as the national conversation focuses intently on whether Judge Kavanaugh sexually assaulted a fellow teenager in high school.
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I mean: On the one hand there are Gucci, Chanel, Dior and Vuitton, holding the equivalent of destination weddings in far-flung locales with all sort of bells and whistles.
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El alboroto comenzó en canales de noticias locales de Little Rock, luego de que un reportero vio una copia de la carta de Vivian que Brittany había publicado en Facebook.
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They are installed at unassuming locales, as if in secret — a gas station in Brooklyn, an intersection in Queens, beneath a similarly sized "Kars 4 Kids" billboard on Staten Island.
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The twist of this 13-episode series is that all the restaurants are set against startlingly beautiful locales, including the beaches of Hawaii and the "cottage country" of Muskoka, Canada.
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Since joining The Times in 2002, Mr. Mills has photographed presidential administrations — and the spectacles surrounding them — in Washington, aboard Air Force One, and in Afghanistan, among countless other locales.
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Every year, during Operation IceBridge, a fleet of research aircraft fly over both polar regions, capturing detailed and fascinating images of some of Earth's most frigid and least-visited locales.
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These lakes, ponds, rivers and streams are catch-and-release locales ("Catch a fish, pick it up, take a picture, and put it back in the water," Mr. Alberry said).
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A menos que haya un cambio drástico, los expertos en materia de agua —y muchos de los operadores de camiones cisterna— temen que pronto haya pocos recursos locales que extraer.
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The seven-episode series is billed as The Hunger Games meets Lost meets Annihilation, with Fyre Festival thrown in — and all four of those things took place in gorgeous locales.
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In New Orleans, landlords are within their legal rights to conduct their own criminal background checks, but several other cities and locales — such as Seattle, Newark and Cook County, Ill.
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The coveted "Head" sculptures bear Modigliani's signature look: elegant, often elongated figures that verge on abstraction and appear inspired by statues in far-flung locales like Africa and ancient Greece.
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The trip stopped by various locales previously visited by 19th-century Arctic explorers, and its participants studied the glaciers as well as the plants and animals present on the islands.
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This story based on a video game — a popular one known for its attention to historical detail — leaps among locales and historical eras, like revolutionary France and the Italian Renaissance.
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To that point, with all four members living in different locales throughout the country, it's understandable why it took nearly eight years to get The Jesus Lizard back together again.
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Las compañías celulares dirigidas por el Estado, por ejemplo, a menudo se muestran reacias a compartir datos confidenciales o lucrativos con autoridades locales, dijeron las personas que saben del sistema.
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Because popular machine learning databases like Cityscapes and CamVid only contain images captured in European cities, games that realistically render North American locales can also help AI broaden its horizons.
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Since the Thompson lawsuit, 10,000 Baltimore residents have been moved out to the suburbs, mainly through being given rent subsidies that enable them to pay higher rents in richer locales.
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She travels great distances to remote locales, hikes alone through miles of wilderness, sets up her camera, and lets the lens remain open for sometimes up to half an hour.
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While the Discovery Channel assures PEOPLE that there are no carnivorous monkeys or poisonous fog on the wheel, it's safe to say that the locales will be harrowing for the participants.
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Throughout the exhibition, Leigh's sculptures fuse and conflate black female bodies with architecture, pottery, and sometimes clothing, all seeded with African and African diasporic references spanning centuries and far-flung locales.
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The new record, though, isn't just a reflection on the locales of Moore's life —it seeped out gradually from the sound and feel of the instruments on which he composed it.
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In many of his sculptures, he references his journeys with titles taken from Irish locales, such as "Taghmon" (2005), "Ballygally" (2008), and "Dowth" (2010), which are all in the current exhibition.
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Tsai fue electa líder del P.D.P. de manera provisional, pero pronto demostró sus capacidades, al liquidar las deudas del partido y organizar a los candidatos para las elecciones especiales y locales.
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A government dispersed across multiple locales would solve many of the problems Americans have with a government bureaucracy out of touch with ordinary citizens and too centralized for its own good.
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In the best spots, the combination of low taxes and affordable homes that are still increasing in value make owning property more desirable compared with some of the country's pricier locales.
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This year, vacation and travel destinations around the world are expected to spend a whopping $542 billion on advertising to lure vacationers to their locales, according to recent figures from eMarketer.
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Never in her wildest dreams would she have believed they were part of a massive collection culled from medieval estates and Bavarian courts, among other locales distant in time and place.
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We touched on topics including the M&A climate, tax treatment of interest expenses and whether rising costs of living in high-tax states will prompt an exodus to cheaper locales.
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Stores authorized to carry recreational weed were set to go on New Year's Day in San Diego, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Oakland, Berkeley, Eureka and Desert Hot Springs, among other locales.
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There are no outlets for miles, lending more time to immerse in iconic locales such as The Needles in Canyonlands and the ruins of ancestral Puebloan village in Anasazi State Park.
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Bursting with color and a flat foreground, the creative eye of American painter Emily Fromm flocks to the urban centers of San Francisco, to visually-splendid Cali locales she knows best.
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The "home team" camps out at its headquarters, while a teardown engineer, a photographer, and a coordinator are dispatched to far-flung locales like Tokyo, Sydney, or, in earlier years, London.
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The tech industry creates hundreds of high-paying jobs and millions in tax revenue and has helped turn San Francisco into one of the most sought-after locales in the country.
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To capture the story's various diverse and exotic settings, the production can include as many as four separate units shooting simultaneously in Ireland, Spain and Croatia, among other far-flung locales.
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A report by labor inspectors on the 2018 raid said that the church's pastors invited poor people, including recovering drug addicts, to live in shared housing in various Sao Paulo locales.
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