Our stations are all independent and so they're locally owned, locally operated, locally governed.
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Yazzie holds a dish of locally grown wild rice pilaf with locally foraged mushrooms, locally grown acorn squash, a salad of locally grown heirloom tomatoes and dandelion greens, and Mohawk Valley salmon.
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"We hire everybody locally and we buy locally," she said.
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But if you act locally, then locally pay your fucking taxes!
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The money, when there was money, was spent locally, saved locally.
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"We have to support locally based and locally run clinics," Trump said in 2015.
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Yazzie holds a dish of locally grown wild rice pilaf with locally foraged mushrooms, locally grown acorn squash, a salad of locally grown heirloom tomatoes and dandelion greens, and a piece of goose meat from a goose that was shot in the morning.
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"First, we have to support locally based and locally run clinics," Trump said in 2015.
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Forty-Five Degrees Kitchen, which opened in late 2015, prides itself on sourcing locally — very locally.
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"This incredibly brutal system was mostly built locally, so it's mostly going to have to be dismantled locally, and where most of the activism has to happen is locally," Mr. Forman said.
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Among the many changes that millennials are driving is the push toward locally owned, locally sourced and sustainable food.
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A national cyber-law requires private user data to be stored locally, forcing the U.S. company to add equipment locally.
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Owners and employees spend more locally, pay more tax locally and generally contribute to creating communities that are more resilient during economic downturns.
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It reinforces that what's locally produced and locally consumed is a win-win for everyone, from the farmers to the land to the people.
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A locally harvest food, that was distributed locally maintains a higher percent of vitamins, minerals and phytochemicals when it is enjoyed within 24 hours.
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LG: Because you can sort of store the things locally, but it's not the same as having files, you know the MP3 stored locally.
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He suggested that the best-in-the-word disease response protocols would not have been effective unless they were locally owned and locally enforced.
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The menu includes fresh Alaska King Crab and Copper River Salmon, locally grown micro greens, and other locally sourced ingredients paired with fine wine.
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Second, there's a lot of interest among both the marijuana farming community and the consumer base to see locally made or locally produced artisanal products.
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There are several ways to be locally incorporated in the country, including setting up a limited liability company, locally known as a PT (Perseroan Terbatas).
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But the PFC fee revenue is raised locally, stays locally, and can only be used to improve the airport for which the paying passenger uses.
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Florida, the only other state with a confirmed locally transmitted case, has a staggering 238 cases of locally acquired Zika infections and 953 travel-related infections.
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How do you do it, because I like to shop locally, but even locally is sort of, now, it's easier just to click on the Amazon thing.
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"Climate change is a global phenomenon that impacts individuals locally—very, very locally, on a street-by-street basis in different ways," says the Lancet Countdown's Nick Watts.
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Everything is paraben-, synthetic fragrance-, phthalate-, mineral oil-, and cruelty-free — and it goes a step further by using locally grown and locally produced ingredients in its formulas.
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"Climate change is a global phenomenon that impacts individuals locally -- very, very locally, on a street-by-street basis in different ways," says the Lancet Countdown's Nick Watts.
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Thomas Aquinas agrees with Aristotle on this … From this principle follows a second one: subsidiarity, which requires that issues that can be dealt with locally should be dealt with locally.
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Using another command, developers can start working on their applications locally and the code is automatically shipped to any Kubernetes development cluster — no matter whether it runs locally or remotely.
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The menu includes things like locally made tortilla chips fried with lard from Los Toros Mexican Meat Market and also locally made thin Italian sausages from Claro's Italian Market nearby.
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December 9, 2016: Miami free of locally transmitted Zika; more local cases in Texas Miami and the South Beach area have been declared free of locally transmitted Zika virus, Florida Gov.
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Getting institutions to buy locally amounts to municipal protectionism, with money that was once spent elsewhere in Britain spent locally, points out Colin Talbot, a public-policy expert at Cambridge University.
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Please look out for him if you live locally ….
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And it's a local -- it's got to work locally.
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Local manufacturers should work with the government to determine which components should be manufactured locally and which imported to ensure costs of locally made wind and solar systems are competitive, he said.
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"The goal of [LA Metro] directors is to ensure that as much of the money that gets raised locally gets spent locally," says Raffi Hamparian, LA Metro's senior director of federal affairs.
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"As an American, I've always thought Americans were very, very locally focused, and even today in the world you all live in, we're still too locally focused and not globally focused," Schmidt said.
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So they say -- Steele says to Ohr, just want to check with you that you&aposre OK. Still in situ and able to locally -- help locally as discussed, along with your bureau colleagues.
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But they still have to fight their own battles locally.
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Potatoes, tomatoes and quinoa are already grown this way locally.
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We use whole animals and serve raw, locally grown vegetables.
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This restaurant is famous locally, but it deserves national attention.
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Both events will air locally before the actual Democratic debate.
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It imposed annual ceilings on such fatalities, nationally and locally.
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It recruits doctors locally, in each market where it operates.
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It set annual ceilings for such fatalities, nationally and locally.
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You can use the internet to organize locally as well.
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Software sold abroad now is generating "significantly more returns locally".
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Snips lets you build a voice assistant that runs locally.
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Lisnr doesn't make server calls — the data is decoded locally.
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So, why not make the hydrogen locally at filling stations?
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People simply download the app, add money and shop locally.
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Of the cases in the state, 36 are locally transmitted.
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This strongly suggests that the patients acquired their infections locally.
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Last summer, Zika was locally active in the US, i.e.
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Watts has known his case was a big story locally.
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That's all done locally and up to the state level.
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Do hope to fill that fridge with locally made beer?
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How can the innovations' lessons from abroad be replicated locally?
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It can begin locally, but a federal mandate is necessary.
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It is expected that her ashes will be scattered locally.
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We import, we make, we grow, and we source locally.
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It was a hit locally, to the shock of everyone.
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Both are Asian fusion concepts that source locally when possible.
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Locally, we have manufacturing PMI data for June on Monday.
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To achieve this, procurement rules overtly favour stuff made locally.
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Sourcing locally and growing your own will become more important.
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It can just be run locally via Bluetooth, if needed.
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Music can be anything that's locally stored on your phone.
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At best, time might locally freeze for a few minutes.
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Connect locally through the National Foster Care & Adoption Directory Search.
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They're also rediscovering the joys of eating locally produced foods.
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It has not been televised live locally since the 1950s.
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Geographic indications are locally made products protected by EU's law.
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There are many examples of targeting locally across the country.
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YOU KNOW, CERTAINLY OUR FOOD BASKET IS TYPICALLY LOCALLY SOURCED.
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Who was responsible for managing that mental health program locally?
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The conversations around extremism should be happening locally and often.
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It was just not, for the most part, produced locally.
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He's always out and about locally and is extremely gracious.
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And there is an argument for investing pension capital locally.
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What if two people want to play a game locally?
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Certainly the Chinese government wants the company to trade locally.
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We saw opportunity to do processing locally inside a device.
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Is gun violence something you heard a lot about locally?
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The bank is locally owned and has never changed hands.
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I don't have music stored locally on my actual phone.
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The shooting has sparked public outcry both locally and nationally.
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The policy changes prompted a backlash both locally and nationally.
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He had since been undergoing treatment locally, the company said.
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Hardcore that pummels locally and also reaches across the aisle.
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It was the state's first locally acquired case since 1934.
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That arrest was reported locally, and rumors began to fly.
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The theater stocks a full bar and locally made edibles.
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We do things locally and we entertain at our house.
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People could order things online and have them delivered locally.
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The influenza pandemic was not destined to be locally containable.
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His company makes a practice of hiring and buying locally.
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Nearly all those cases came from locally acquired mosquito bites.
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On a smaller scale, I donate to women's organizations locally.
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Like Amazon, Starbucks tests projects locally before exporting them elsewhere.
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Known locally as perlemoen, abalone plays an important ecological role.
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Smugglers often pay their contacts in drugs to sell locally.
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So we managed our assets locally, more local based investment.
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Locally based policies will quickly hit a ceiling, Soneji said.
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Of those, 249 of the Florida cases were locally acquired.
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Others, like Mr. Olmeda, found apartments locally after extensive searching.
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What do you think will happen globally, nationally or locally?
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What do they think will happen nationally, globally or locally?
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That would begin to keep more local money circulating locally.
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The local market was everything — and locally, we wanted Airs.
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She was known to have a partner who lived locally.
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And he wants them to be new, locally built cars.
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"You think locally and act globally with art," Hobbs says.
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Such data is best kept locally on devices whenever possible.
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Although Cuba does not make public the proportion of its ART-treated population receiving locally made drugs, it attributes much of its relatively low HIV incidence to the free provision of locally produced ART.
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The locally-produced cars already offer a large price saving over imported models, and a Bloomberg report recently said the company could lower prices further as it cuts costs and uses more locally-sourced components.
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As TechCrunch's former foreign correspondent in Seoul five years ago and a university researcher locally at KAIST eight years ago, I've been watching the growth of this hub locally and from afar for years now.
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Use what you have, use what's locally available, and generate value.
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Locally, "leapers" or "leaplings" can take advantage of free-food specials.
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Part of working locally means working with decay and drying flora.
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It's a global issue these teenagers are determined to fight locally.
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As for the toys, Hanyu said they will be donated locally.
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Today, the tribe numbers about 3,700 members locally, and 1,200 nationally.
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There's so many different organizations out there locally in your community.
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Instead, data and services will be managed locally unless absolutely necessary.
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It connects with policies pushed from the cloud or configured locally.
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GoPro videos are still saved locally to the camera's SD card.
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We tend to be more successful locally than we do federally.
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We tuned into CBS Miami 4 to follow the news locally.
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Camera Roll shows all the photos stored locally on your device.
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This often leads to arrangements that favour the locally dominant party.
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"In the cloud and locally, synchronization is going on," Limp said.
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Despite those competing sites, Wood-Lewis' project was a hit locally.
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Typically, Google argues, developers edit, compile and debug their code locally.
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People here locally want a representative who's focused on their needs.
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All materials used to design the camps have been sourced locally.
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Now they are figuring out how to build their products locally.
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The idea is that each new location can source beans locally.
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Investigators have found Timothy purchased two firearms locally this past September.
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Schools, for one thing, should be controlled locally, his website states.
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That's helped boost spending locally, encouraging employers to add more jobs.
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Hyundai makes sub-compact SUVs locally in China, India and Russia.
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Companies still have to weigh up the costs of sourcing locally.
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He is currently raising capital locally in places such as Houston.
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The corporation only stored its most essential, short-term data locally.
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LG says pricing details will be announced locally closer to release.
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Inspectors found all three ships had no permits to fish locally.
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But Bosch always has put emphasis to produce and design locally.
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STIRR Sports and Life will offer locally focused programs, we're told.
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The system then converts the code to run the AI locally.
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Locally, only a quarter of the frogs from the 1970s remain.
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It records your audio and the audio of your guest locally.
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The conflict in Brazil has been getting a mixed response locally.
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Quad Cities–style pizza is famous locally and obscure everywhere else.
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Information is stored locally, which is appreciated from a privacy standpoint.
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I do eat meat, but it's all free range, locally grown.
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She will also discuss locally driven efforts to fight climate change.
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This fast-casual eatery takes pride in its locally sourced ingredients.
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One solution to maximizing your security: back up your iPhone locally.
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Users will see more suggestions to join locally based Facebook Groups.
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Those devices then apply that intelligence to your locally stored data.
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Already, most of my music, photos, and emails aren't stored locally.
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Locally, in its Middle Eastern enclave, ISIS is really small potatoes.
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Users can also save locally to their phone, just like Furbo.
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Already, most of my music, photos and emails aren't stored locally.
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He did, though, incorporate a locally themed attack in his speech.
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Views of Earth from space guide people both globally and locally.
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Miles sources his locally harvested timber from small family-run businesses.
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They are generally considered locally stored files that you play offline.
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"The people locally can negotiate a better rate," Ms. Proctor said.
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The storm is known locally in the Philippines as Typhoon Lawin.
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Like it or not, corporations need governments -- locally, provincially and multinationally.
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Patterson had "zero" criminal history locally or in Wisconsin, Fitzgerald said.
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He said the movement was building a stockpile locally manufactured drones.
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The government also subsidizes locally produced oil to encourage domestic production.
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It's the first locally transmitted case in the state. http://bit.
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You can't locally source French fries unless we're in fucking France.
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Mythic's chip enables AI features to run locally on any device.
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They're here locally and I've been dating them for several months.
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Locally there's Dandia and Maramoja, a social media based transit startup.
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Trout is caught locally, and fava beans round out every meal.
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Float riders throw trinkets to the crowd, including locally made candy.
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Meanwhile, locally innovative methods for infection control may sometimes prove effective.
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Some are interviewed in "Vita di Ragazzi," a documentary shot locally.
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" He continues: "There's a huge drive to eat sustainably, locally, seasonally.
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Over time, the Vatican approved most of these locally appointed clergy.
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"It's very difficult to reduce climate change locally," Mr. Gorshkov added.
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Bouhlel had been in France for 10 years and lived locally.
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Locally stored data on Amazon Fire devices is no longer encrypted.
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Eat locally Simply eating organic overlooks a central issue: Food travels.
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Human sacrifice at significant peaks reinforced reverence for locally sacred mountains.
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Delle Donne will stick around, Thibault said, and work out locally.
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Some locally funded programs also provide healthcare coverage to undocumented immigrants.
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Cancel the event and take your cues from those working locally.
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"The governors, locally, are going to be in command," Trump said.
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"The governors, locally, are going to be in command," he explained.
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And don't forget the locally made pastries and the Abraço coffee.
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People with ties to a region may want to give locally.
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For decades, Democrats have envied the Republicans' passionate, locally attuned base.
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You might find them locally or through a social-media group.
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But Tassie, as it's locally known, also suggests a metaphorical darkness.
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The law is adaptable, flexible and implemented locally by the stakeholders.
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That is fueling tensions locally - and even led to death threats.
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Small-scale renewables also tend to generate and keep power locally.
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Locally, "a lot of Republicans have been running unopposed," Steinke said.
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Foodies can choose from the locally sourced Swyft or the frank.
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Vote for your ideals nationally, but spend your time working locally.
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And there are other things that should just be discussed locally.
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First, they organized locally, focusing on their own members of Congress.
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The three countries also can't require companies to store data locally.
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These businesses are rooting wealth locally and creating positive spillover effects.
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Locally sourced coffee, teas and desserts are also on the menu.
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It also plans to buy more locally sourced ingredients next year.
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While mass incarceration is a national crisis, it was built locally.
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The island has 33,838 cases, almost all of them locally acquired.
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Picture yourself shopping at a farmers market where everything's locally grown.
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At the end of the day, public services are delivered locally.
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Beer Distributors will even hire and use women they find locally.
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It's one of 18 locally managed companies within the Stagecoach Group.
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All of that music recognition happens locally on the phone, and the database of songs is stored locally, too, which should help alleviate some of the obvious privacy concerns that come along with these kinds of features.
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When a time machine model gains momentum locally, usually it means war.
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Dust storms -- known locally as "Haboob" -- have also increased in this region.
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To shout at his weed dealer because his product wasn't locally sourced?
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If you don't live locally, you can make a financial donation here.
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Some of the requests, mostly about the vehicle's systems, are processed locally.
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And if you like, you can also sync your own MP3s locally.
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They headline locally, and recent opening acts have included Lehavoth and Dukatalon.
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"Dan Gilbert returned to Detroit to continue his rehabilitation locally," Farner said.
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Now more reliable prophylactics are imported, or made locally with foreign ingredients.
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Opening up apps, composing emails, and searching within apps all happens locally.
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NBBJ's Montgomery said all plants "need to be local or locally adaptive."
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How do we refuse co-optation and engage locally with our neighbors?
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The music is always upbeat and the locally sourced food is delicious.
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PagSeguro, Stone and Arco all used such structures, which are barred locally.
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Tesla also plans to eventually build cars locally in Europe and China.
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Russian Post is one early customer for Jolla's locally licensed Sailfish flavor.
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To date, there are 43 cases of locally transmitted Zika in Florida.
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"We will be competitive because we produce the car locally," he added.
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His party was in an odd fix: strong locally but spent nationally.
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Following a strong cue from U.S. financials, banks led the rally locally.
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The fruit is locally grown and perfectly ripe, so I can't resist.
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Pricier locally produced inputs mean less cash to spend on other things.
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For us it's very important that we serve locally, the local demands.
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Also on the vegetation front, growing more seaweed could locally reduce acidification.
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You can now play music stored locally on your phone or tablet.
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Most won't be settling locally; they'll be compelled to go somewhere else.
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What happens locally is extremely meaningful and saves lives every single day.
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Each suite also comes filled with locally sourced decor, including fresh flowers.
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Locally grown options are the best when Gemini is ruling the skies.
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These require foreign retailers to acquire one-third of their merchandise locally.
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Jamaica and El Salvador have not yet had confirmed locally transmitted cases.
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Vietnam has to date reported three cases of locally transmitted Zika infection.
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In 250, nearly 2438,50 Americans contracted malaria locally, mostly in the south.
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But he also said there were no plans to produce them locally.
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Two-thirds is invested in foreign funds with the rest invested locally.
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Karl and his wife Karin, orchestrated Chopard's expansion both locally and internationally.
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Organic, locally-sourced ones, delightfully prepared by a master chef, of course.
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Its produce is locally sourced, with a number of vegan friendly choices.
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On Sunday, the government confirmed 11 new cases of locally-transmitted Zika.
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Every form of elastic waistband used for boxer shorts is produced locally.
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Locally, Indonesian live stream star Beyla raked in 2,279,188 beans, worth $10,885.
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And the locally revered figure told a tall tale about each one.
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One will be a traditional gaming console where games are processed locally.
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Those two parties are currently in coalition locally with the Social Democrats.
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It's also possible to do encrypted non-cloud backups locally through iTunes.
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Many others are locally minded, just like the restaurants they cater to.
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The picture was also broadcast on major television networks, nationally and locally.
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At that time, Immelt changed the policy to use locally sourced planes.
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We have to believe that gathering together locally can make a difference.
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That said, Kalia believes that approaching the issue locally may be fruitful.
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And if you're shopping locally, go in person to make a purchase.
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Elsewhere, Florida has been reporting new locally transmitted cases almost every day.
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That brings the number of locally acquired cases in Florida to 21.
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The chemicals seeped into groundwater, contaminating water supplies and locally grown food.
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Perishable goods like berries and flowers are flown in or bought locally.
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Neighboring Malaysia has reported at least one case of locally transmitted Zika.
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Games run as if they were running locally, and it's quite impressive.
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In Mochizuki's mappings, the measuring sticks are locally compatible with one another.
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The new cases are believed to be the first cases contracted locally.
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Croasdell will report locally to Jean-Luc Lamarque, global head of syndicate.
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I wouldn't eat it traveling unless I knew it was locally sourced.
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While not terrible, these aren't the outrageous returns you're hearing about locally.
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Locally in Georgia, we're looking for good paying jobs for our residents.
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The health records are also encrypted and stored locally on the phone.
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I wanted to learn more about what other countries are doing locally.
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All the furniture is locally made with indigenous wood and it's beautiful.
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Shampoos and lotions are locally produced and made with all-natural ingredients.
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The method is traditional, and the materials couldn't be more locally sourced.
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He found a person living locally who wants to regularly buy bitcoin.
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The building is made of sandstone, 5053 percent of it quarried locally.
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I'm a big fan of its restaurant, with seasonal locally-sourced menus.
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But he gradually restored a good amount of his popularity — especially locally.
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Pop into Frankie's for a scoop of locally made Cowlick's ice cream.
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Wash it down with bottomless cups of locally roasted Blueprint Coffee ($18933).
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If this monster thinks globally, however, he is committed to murdering locally.
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"We're going to continue to need to develop programs locally," he said.
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But the lights can still be locally controlled via a dedicated app.
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The TB12 Method advocates for a plant-based, locally sourced, organic diet.
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The company develops and manufactures all its products locally, using sustainable materials.
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That's no way to build up a roster of locally focused journalists.
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We were locally known before but he took us to another level.
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It has damaged the credibility of the college, locally, regionally and nationally.
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Her Sugar Hill Golden Pale Ale is made with locally grown hops.
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Many of the nearby villages were known locally as xoi dau villages.
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But it's not just a problem generated locally, but in America, too.
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Especially over oil and locally scarce resources like fresh water and farmland.
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One kind woman came around to offer us locally grown cherry tomatoes.
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New Delhi provides several incentives to companies that assemble electronic items locally.
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They are designed to connect what's happening locally to the wider world.
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The government would buy locally produced wheat at "encouraging prices", he said.
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We have them all locally run here in Singapore as a hub.
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She was locally sourcing content and materials and sewing the products herself.
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He added the idea was to source more locally from cheaper suppliers.
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Automotive manufacturing, the quantity of locally made components needed to avoid tariffs.
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"I mean, we all knew it was funny here locally," he says.
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Air pollution is noticed locally, but carbon emissions are a global problem.
|
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As well as margarine, locally-made products include soap, tea and toothpaste.
|
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Though the impacts of NotPetya were felt globally, the attacks began locally.
|
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The group is also looking to hire risk and compliance staff locally.
|
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Meanwhile, there were no locally transmitted cases for the third consecutive day.
|
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Storing data locally is a growing trend in countries across the globe.
|
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Before it reaches the international music market, it needs to grow locally.
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Food was sourced locally, including everything from frog, rat, and even crickets.
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The automaker builds locally most of the vehicles it sells in China.
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Let me sync off all my photos, and then delete them locally.
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The footage, it said, will be stored locally, not on the cloud.
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Ms. Johnson's company is devoted to boosting reliance on locally grown produce.
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Authorities have said the shooter was known to police and lived locally.
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He maintains a tight grip on power, and few decisions are made locally.
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"So, we do the quilts locally and then the pillowcase dresses go internationally."
|
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It seems Amazon did not even make any specific promises to hire locally.
|
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Like politics, problems with the grid may seem national—but most begin locally.
|
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Producing the Model 3 locally would reduce the costs of shipping and tariffs.
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We can make the assumption that all this data will be stored locally.
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The first locally-transmitted Zika infection in Singapore was reported on Aug. 27.
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It has to be locally sourced and usually somewhere I can walk to.
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This story was updated with a more locally accurate spelling of Nosy Andragnombala.
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Locally it's around 500 people volunteering and putting on events in the area.
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The sound event feature, however, works locally and doesn't require an internet connection.
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Further, because miles can be redeemed locally, they could also increase foot traffic.
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I can't figure out how to get them stored locally on my phone.
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But Ricci said they shouldn't have any problem finding Patch a home locally.
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In 2017, there were several outbreaks of locally-transmitted Chikungunya in different countries.
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Sneesby, as you might expect, was positive about the future of streaming locally.
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The dibao programme, though financed largely by the national government, is administered locally.
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It has confirmed 103 cases, with many that were transmitted locally, authorities said.
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The solar farm generates enough electricity to offset the carbon Apple uses locally.
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Hong Kong has had 15 confirmed cases including one that was transmitted locally.
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It has confirmed 21 cases, with many recent cases transmitted locally, authorities said.
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It has confirmed 21 cases, with many that were transmitted locally, authorities said.
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At this point, however, officials haven't confirmed that she acquired the virus locally.
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We were just playing locally and playing West Coast dates once in awhile.
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Industrial-sized ram's horn shofars sit next to locally sourced crowns of thorns.
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There were 43 locally acquired cases of Zika in Florida as of Sept.
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This allows the startup to focus locally first, and expand internationally later on.
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More than that, Makarim says staying successful locally is a point of patriotism.
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Flyers are also being passed out to shoppers locally, and shared over email.
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It'll still be available for playing back and managing music that's stored locally.
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So, I think investors are investing more locally because you can't miss it.
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Locally, the LAD is seen as a bastion against Islamic extremism and Iran.
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Locally-made chips met less than 20% of domestic demand the same year.
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For time-sensitive industries, being able to compute and train locally is critical.
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She added there are ways to save on the bird by shopping locally.
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The Houthi militants have said their Volanco-1 variant missile is locally produced.
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Jumbo never sees the data, as everything is processed locally on your phone.
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"This is a nationwide movement that's very locally driven," said Indivisible's Ezra Levin.
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Otherwise, your music must be stored locally on your phone, tablet, or computer.
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U.S. pensions in general invest in stocks and bonds, both locally and internationally.
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Buy locally when you can to curb your indirect participation in labor trafficking.
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That information is saved locally, but all other info is in the cloud.
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Washington is also seeking the release of three locally employed U.S. embassy staff.
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He backs a public bank and more requirements for companies to hire locally.
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Workers for Bongani hand-roll 10,000 cigars every month with locally grown tobacco.
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Election administration is, at its core, a customer service function best performed locally.
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Even your phone is locally logging your keystrokes in some way or another.
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Locally-based Econometer Global Capital put the September inflation figure at 65 percent.
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Mayora said buying cocoa beans and making chocolate locally also keep prices competitive.
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The courses have become so popular locally that non-Homewise clients are referred.
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In 2016, 36 people died after drinking locally made liquor, according to media.
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On Saturday, it confirmed the first case of a locally transmitted Zika infection.
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The thieves attacked with their long-handled machetes, known locally as antsy lavas.
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A good example of how touchy the subject has been locally in Cleveland?
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They produce all-natural fruit chews made from locally grown fruits and vegetables.
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Unfortunately, finding locally produced products can be a challenge — but we can help.
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But locally, he's simply known as a key part of the downtown culture.
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Additionally, the Model 23 batteries are built locally (in Tesla's Nevada-based Gigafactory).
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Island city-state Singapore reported its first locally infected Zika patient on Aug.
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Their employees will spend their money locally, buying everything from lattes to MRIs.
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Its acquisition is seen as McCain's first step to produce frozen potatoes locally.
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You can still play a level locally, obviously, but that's not the same.
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Only 5% of the food consumed is grown locally, compared with 81% nationwide.
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Decisions on offender management and work with wayward youths will be made locally.
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After the Civil War, many communities found ways to commemorate their dead locally.
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Interestingly, the company opted not to offer streaming here, instead storing files locally.
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As of today, the state has had 238 cases of locally transmitted Zika.
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Locally, the race represents the heart of immigrant and inner-city Los Angeles.
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Agencies are also buying relief food locally, the better to support local markets.
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Locally, the bank is considered as a safe haven during times of crisis.
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Most users download the data where it sits locally on their hard drive.
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Their actions have sparked an outcry among Democrats locally and across the country.
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"We've got service, we've got convenience, quality, and locally relevant products," Venhuizen said.
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The Houthi militants have said their Volcano-variant ballistic missile is locally produced.
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Twice, terrorists used explosives to try to destroy the village's locally famous shrine.
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Imagine locally elected officials holding office hours to help people navigate the government.
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In the B Concourse, the new SkyMarket sells healthy and locally sourced foods.
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"We are empowered to make the decision locally," a spokesperson told The Atlantic.
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Eventually Toronto, London, Bangalore and Singapore will host events locally for AI founders.
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There are alternatives, like renting a phone or buying a SIM card locally.
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His run has drummed up national interest but has made little impact locally.
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Washington also says a third locally employed consular staffer is under house arrest.
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Even more decisive, however, is the vast popular market for locally produced entertainment.
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Qatar has also launched a drive to produce more things locally, including foods.
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Bonus points if this splurge is sustainably manufactured, locally grown, or consciously raised!
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"Caves are accessed through natural sinkholes or, as locally called, cenotes," he said.
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Chirowa's first attempts at recreating the blend with locally sourced spices fell flat.
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Perhaps most interestingly, Sanders encouraged his supporters to work locally to affect change.
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Right now, it's an entirely globalized industry that we're trying to regulate locally.
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The five people who contracted Zika locally were two women and three men.
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Of utmost importance, he added, is that the brand expands its business locally.
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They're also taking donations via Amazon Wishlist for those who don't live locally.
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Whenever possible, Plated includes organic produce, locally sourced ingredients, and sustainably sourced fish.
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Locally, the plant grows happily along road shoulders and in dry meadows, too.
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For black Southerners in 1900, shopping locally meant enduring indignities and implicit threats.
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It's a laid back beachfront restaurant serving excellent California-inspired, locally sourced food.
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New Chinese rules require companies running cloud-computing operations to be locally controlled.
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And as the university grew, Linkabit started finding more of its engineers locally.
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At first the effect would be felt locally, around the point of exposure.
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Fresh, locally made beer is readily available these days in most metropolitan areas.
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Locally, they are better known as the "freedom schools," and not always admiringly.
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These include information tabs for symptoms, prevention, global statics, and locally relevant information.
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These include information tabs for symptoms, prevention, global statics, and locally relevant information.
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The message, locally known as "caller tune," plays instead of regular phone ring.
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Sirotic sources nearly all his ingredients locally, including in the restaurant's back garden.
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Angela Morabito, a Department of Education spokesperson, said decisions will be made locally.
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It could also prompt a medical response requirement that they cannot locally meet.
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You have as you know locally they did a very, very poor job.
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It featured an architectural rocking chair, a cheeky ashtray and locally made soaps.
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If electricity remains in certain regions, then WiFi would continue to work locally.
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Beijing appears to want to resolve the Hong Kong issue locally, Liu said.
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There are early signs that Silicon Valley is, indeed, deploying its wealth locally.
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They were also consumed locally in the communities where the grapes were grown.
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She performed locally while in high school but was untutored as a vocalist.
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In new public schools—where cafeterias are stocked with locally grown produce—the
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Homeowners can organize locally and quickly, elected officials said, and they vote disproportionately.
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Locally sourced berries, green beans, and asparagus, though, have a low carbon footprint.
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He became Taiwan's eighth case and the first known to be transmitted locally.
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Locally, Chief Haber's officers have been criticized for their handling of the case.
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All Costco warehouses locally source vendors, and Australia's Costco warehouses are no different.
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In fact, most of the produce in Australia's Costco warehouses is locally grown.
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"I am very disappointed in the Republican Party we have locally," she said.
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There he refined his French influences by cooking with locally sourced raw ingredients.
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The debate will air live nationally on ABC and locally on WMUR-TV.
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Florida reported 25 cases of locally acquired Zika infection, however, mostly in Miami.
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You can also search for locally owned pet care services in your area.
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Wendy's past breakfast attempts started regionally, which meant that advertising was locally based.
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Snow totals are climbing west of the Beltway, where snowfall is locally heavy.
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A narrow, but locally heavy burst of snow is approaching from the southwest.
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And by organizing locally, these networks will better adapt to changing local needs.
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Combatting these factors will require locally tailored crime prevention strategies supported by research.
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Known locally as "The Codfather," he ruled the waters with an iron fist.
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Perhaps the hardest problem is simply getting insight on what is happening locally.
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It's time to act on climate locally, in our states and in Washington.
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Other businesses are also thinking locally to mitigate currency risks in certain markets.
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Laws that came into effect in June require firms to store data locally.
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Those could also move into the factory known locally as the Poletown plant.
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They use a ton of locally sourced products and have something for everyone.
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They've built large, locally-based networks throughout the Palmetto State's African American community.
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Despite the uptick in demand, acrylic fabricators continue to close locally and nationally.
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The one locally transmitted case was in Zhejiang province, the health commission said.
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And we have a lot of tradespeople — carpenters, plumbers, electricians — who work locally.
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Tourists can also choose to spend their money with businesses that source locally.
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"I think, locally here in mid-Missouri, there's great pride," Mr. Riley said.
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But as the world was becoming more connected, time was still set locally.
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Buttigieg is praised locally for spurring more than $100 million in downtown investment.
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Over 95% of the merchandise in our stores in China is sourced locally.
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I don't know how much this has hurt his credibility, locally and nationally.
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But tomato is the predominant crop and is known locally as "red gold".
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Lövin led a renewed commitment by the IDPS to the so-called New Deal agreed in 2011 that outlined five peace and statebuilding goals - legitimate politics, security, justice, economic foundations, revenues and services - with locally driven and locally led processes.
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The 1977 Community Reinvestment Act mandated commercial banks to invest locally — and track results.
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Customers have the option of hosting data locally or elsewhere on the Microsoft network.
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But small locally owned ones smuggle much of their output abroad, bypassing the taxman.
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Locally made granola, protein bars and hot cereals like congee or oatmeal are popular.
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In truth, little of the manufacturing will happen locally, at least to begin with.
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In certain countries, wildlife officials have no jurisdiction if the complaint isn't made locally.
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Additionally, the Behavioral Analyst Unit from the FBI is on the ground, here locally.
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We're also working locally to fill in the gaps that other LGBT groups overlook.
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The state's first likely case of locally transmitted Zika virus was announced November 28.
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It was actually two Russian pranksters known locally as the Jerky Boys of Russia.
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I don't think this can be solved locally, since miners will just move elsewhere.
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Without medical insurance, the plane ticket was actually cheaper than having it done locally.
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The goal was to source parts locally and make products suited to local consumers.
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We wanted people to realize that shopping locally and supporting independent businesses was important.
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Towering over the Himalayan Mountains, you'll find what's known locally as Chomolungma, Mount Everest.
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Imported firearms had previously been banned if there was a similar locally-made weapon.
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Making its products locally would allow Apple to open its own stores in India.
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Startup Rules 101 indicate that a business needs to be locally relevant to succeed.
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It's called Freight Farms, and it's reinventing what it means to be locally grown.
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Some candidates, including Phariss, argued that their efforts locally are helping O'Rourke as well.
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These winter Texans spent nearly $710 million locally in 2014, according to Fed data.
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We will continue to work constructively, locally and nationally, on behalf of our constituents.
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Locally, GOP insiders have been focused on a white-hot Senate race featuring Reps.
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So there's some potential for it to spread locally in South Carolina, North Carolina.
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They concentrate on distributing drugs locally and on such crimes as kidnapping and extortion.
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Producing cars locally is likely to help Tesla minimise the impact of Sino-U.
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Gray said they examine companies for stability before allowing them on Hired, particularly locally.
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"We make and source everything locally, so our logistics are extremely simple," Liberman explains.
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Sourcing raw materials locally was difficult, but at least they carried no import duties.
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Today, it's known locally for its quaint gardens and internationally for its fried rice.
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The project confirmed it was holding talks locally but it did not give details.
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Provenance is clearer and more direct when foods are produced as locally as possible.
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That, of course, means Trump at the top, and, locally, for Republican U.S. Rep.
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Some have focused on whether the defendant that removed the case is locally-based.
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He suggested going "on the land," to an area known locally as Husky Lakes.
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Several of Bertha's ingredients are foraged locally, however, to provide a unique Irish spiciness.
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His neighborhood in Phoenix is also sending a gift bag of locally made items.
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In December 2015, Leaphart learned of a casting for another video being made locally.
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Shortly after, American Samoa and the US Virgin Islands reported similar locally transmitted infections.
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EABL plans to produce other Diageo international spirits locally, he said without specifying brands.
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They hope to marry their experience of the startup scene with locally-educated talent.
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Assess how much data is stored locally and what's going to happen to it.
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Unable to print real dollars, it made its own version, known locally as "zollars".
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I love shopping locally but the prices are definitely stiffer than normal grocery stores.
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Locals say 400 to 500 people live locally, scattered across hills in mudbrick homes.
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Friday's developments bring the total number of locally transmitted cases in Florida to 36.
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But answers are often found locally, with women sharing solutions among themselves, Khadka said.
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It will also feature some locally popular products in its "Trending Around NYC" section.
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Locally, Amazon's says the service will cost $2.99 (A$4.04) per month at first.
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The developer rig is essentially a web app that lets developers test extensions locally.
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Dishes like this red snapper are inspired by the bounty of ingredients available locally.
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Cabify, a locally-based competitor to Uber, also announced a suspension of its service.
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There is also Coinlab (based locally) that one of DFJ's associates has invested in.
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And this should work without an internet connection and have all the data locally.
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A billboard with the faces of the victims was put up locally on Thursday.
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The mattresses are made in Ohio from locally-sourced materials and eco-friendly foams.
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There were calls both locally and internationally to convene Parliament to end the impasse.
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That would invest locally and internationally and that would be a very important partner.
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Permian producers are increasingly using locally available sand for fracking to save transport costs.
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The feature only prevents browser history information from being stored locally on the device.
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Locally based NCT Ventures is putting up $1 million to form the new accelerator.
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But campaign director Jodie Van Horn says the election galvanized people to act locally.
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The plan is to strengthen the product locally and then roll it out globally.
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We've also learned Mathers has been banned from LA Fitness, and not just locally.
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The CDC also reported 40 locally acquired cases of the virus in U.S. territories.
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Most of the 40 infections that were locally acquired have occurred in Puerto Rico.
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"Longer term we intend to source raw materials locally," Plumridge told an analysts' call.
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In other words, you end up with locally-produced, GMO-free, pesticide-free strawberries.
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The raiding of taxpayers funds by outside interests is known locally as "state capture".
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But as the amount of locally produced pork has climbed, domestic prices have slipped.
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That's why she sells canned items including pickles and sauerkraut locally without violating regulations.
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Eating locally and sustainably are key to both Rawat's personal life and business practice.
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Also worth noting: all processing is done locally on the device, according to Airapetyan.
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In 2015, more than two thirds of Mercedes vehicles in China were produced locally.
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A locally rendered game in 4K, however, even with checkerboard rendering, looks perfectly crisp.
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But it's locally devastating, and volcanologists have no expectation of it ending anytime soon.
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She said they have to stay in the area because her grandson works locally.
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The hemp and cotton fabrics are all organic, locally raised and cultivated in California.
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A lot of VCs in Silicon Valley tend to like to invest more locally.
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You don't have to become vegetarian, but choose locally sourced organic products whenever possible.
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The midcentury-style bed and desk were white oak made locally by Amish craftsmen.
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Last year, the company also announced it was going to start locally manufacturing smartphones.
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Known locally as "mbanje," Zimbabweans can now apply for a license to cultivate marijuana.
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Festivals and the stocking by pubs of locally brewed beers further spread the word.
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In Plomari, To Sokaki makes the most of locally distilled ouzo with excellent mezze.
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Florida announces four more cases of locally transmitted Zika, bringing total to 21. Aug.
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The hangar-like buildings, usually filled with locally grown crops, no longer have roofs.
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They smartly backed a woman candidate who pushed a common sense locally-focused message.
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Here, locally headquartered FreshDirect has 31% of the NYC customer base for online grocery.
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Their singing has even attracted a group of scientists keen on recording them locally.
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The draperies, mostly 19th-century designs made locally, are included in the asking price.
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This is where the American Truffle Company sees an advantage in locally sourced Perigords.
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Wind chill advisory and warning criteria are issued locally, the National Weather Service says.
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When we do meet people locally, Kari and I try to use our ebike.
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" A spokesperson further claimed that MSP1 "is staffed by 95% full-time employees locally.
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The women were aware of the rising demand for high-quality, locally grown produce.
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Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), Britain's biggest carmaker, also sources around half its content locally.
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It only plays locally made indie multiplayer games, and it doesn't want your money.
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The music leans underground under the auspices of locally famous house and techno DJs.
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The kids are clearly turning over a very healthy profit just doing business locally.
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Within the next five years, Infiniti will be producing six models locally in China.
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Beyond the immediate community, I received attention locally, nationally, and internationally for the work.
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It turned out the children had all been given a locally made cough medicine.
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Locally, the flowers in Mexico City's flower markets sell for around $1.31 (25 pesos).
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Puerto Rico has been hardest hit, with over 21,000 locally acquired cases through Sept.
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But that's no longer necessary if it's cheaper and easier to manufacture parts locally.
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The highly processed meat, locally called "polony," is known for its fluorescent artificial color.
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Two of his seven children followed in his footsteps, also becoming locally known artists.
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He was also out of signal range, and sick of every song saved locally.
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"Public consumption should be prohibited unless at locally regulated consumption sites," the report recommends.
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Their diet was reduced to bread, tea and halas, the vine that grew locally.
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Or they could just eat the locally sourced organic food in the school's cafeteria.
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Of that total, $33 million was locally controlled and authorized by San Francisco County.
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Gjerde's looking into whether he can get the circuit boards he needs produced locally.
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In 1989, Boulder County had what is known locally as the Black Tiger Fire.
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Blanching a few handfuls may be the height of eating locally while thinking globally.
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Exactly, it would have to be served up locally through radio or local television.
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In the period after the Women's March, 6,000 new locally based resistance groups formed.
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We have invested in numerous locally-led think tank projects that have achieved results.
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A seasonal festival in Algeria, locally known as waada, offers plenty of dazzling visuals.
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There were 55 new cases a day earlier, one of which was transmitted locally.
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Lowell Mtl sells locally made leather bags, with several styles named after Montreal neighborhoods.
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The Omaha-based brand, which got its start on Etsy, makes its products locally.
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The Stade de Nice, for instance, used locally sourced building materials to reduce transportation.
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Little else in American life, nationally or locally, attracts the same attention or crowds.
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Not sure upon first glance if a place sources its food or products locally?
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We saw Flower Market Street's profusion of blossoms, including locally grown lilies and chrysanthemums.
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Trudeau and her partners were merely looking for something the Storm could do locally.
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In Hawaii, for instance, sun showers are known locally as pukalani, or pineapple juice.
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He described introductions with people of influence locally that produced their instant good will.
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Not just temperature, but things like rainfall, globally and locally, things like cloud cover.
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He promised to act locally and work with federal officials in the months ahead.
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As wedding favors, bottles of locally grown honey were placed at each table setting.
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Diners can choose from sharing locally sourced plates to a more extensive tasting menu.
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At best, they might partly offset some of the effects of global warming locally.
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"At this point we do not have widespread community-wide transmission locally," Duchin said.
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Juniper serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner — all made with fresh and locally grown ingredients.
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For those in Houston, the debate will also be broadcast locally on KTRK-TV.
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What specific actions would you recommend young people to take — locally, nationally or globally?
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Two years later, 80 percent of the food in the cafe is procured locally.
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Locust Street says successful political campaigns "begin and end locally," according to its website.
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There was only the sea, to navigate, dominate and to launch locally fabricated galleys.
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By 1948, the business pivoted to locally sourced furniture, establishing a successful catalog business.
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For people who can afford it, buying locally offers an immediately more sustainable option.
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His mother, he said, had to adapt her cooking to the locally available ingredients.
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WWE has recently rolled out a new show that is locally produced in China.
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The country has one month's supply of locally produced wheat, an industry official said.
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The video then went viral after being posted on Twitter by Las Vegas Locally.
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At the center of the marketplace, wooden boxes hold locally grown gourds and apples.
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It's the Tea Party inverted: locally driven advocacy built on inclusion, fairness and respect.
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And then I&aposd drive around locally on weekends and personally deliver the meals.
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It'll cause more people to sign up to be an elf or donate locally.
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COOL works People around the world prefer to buy locally made and grown products.
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He spent locally with state legislatures and $2.5 million in the recent Virginia elections.
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Foodies rejoice... aside from just wonderful recipes, Abruzzo enjoys incredibly fresh, locally produced ingredients.
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Alstom is the manufacturer of France's signature bullet train, locally known as the TGV.
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Member states have a two-year deadline to interpret and implement the law locally.
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That's one thing different from the US. How do fast-food brands advertise locally?
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Painterly benches scattered around the galleries are manufactured locally from 1,318 supermarket bags each.
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"If attractive products can be launched with central clearing offered locally, it will encourage those banks to trade those products locally and should also encourage international banks to come in to the domestic market, given the reduction in counterparty risk," said Misra.
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"Data for me is a public infrastructure and a common good and on top of it you can create your new Uber that can innovate according to local rules, create better living standards locally and that can involve companies locally," Bria said.
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Behind its forecast lift were cost cuts, including moves to source more vehicle parts locally, and initiatives like marketing locally produced cars more aggressively to mitigate the impact of a strong yen, Executive Vice President Takahiko Ijichi told reporters at a briefing.
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He pushed upon me the importance of being educated and being aware locally and nationally.
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One of the lessons learned, she said, is that making the biofuel locally is key.
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Warmer weather has also led to a longer growing season locally compared to decades past.
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Locally, Flower strongly recalls — and also subverts — highly successful pre–Khmer Rouge painter Nhek Dhim.
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And almost every day for the past two weeks, a new locally-transmitted case emerges.
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South Africa and Mexico were also highly traded locally and overall, according to the survey.
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"This is typically a benign tumor, non-cancerous, but it's very locally aggressive," he explained.
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"KPMG must be subject to a full investigation both locally and internationally," he told Reuters.
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About 100,000 barrels per day are refined locally for domestic consumption, with the rest exported.
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"The AI that powers the Assistant can now run locally on your phone," Google explains.
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If you have got refugees in their communities, figure out who locally is helping refugees.
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A month prior, it created Marketplace, which allow users to buy and sell items locally.
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The ban is about pushing domestic industries to process more mineral ores locally, he said.
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Older graveyards tend to use rock that was available locally, so they can be variable.
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But the new regulations allow them to trade their blended products locally through oil importers.
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I'm hoping to continue the debate (both locally and globally) no matter where I am.
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That's useful for both database applications and storing other types of data locally as well.
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Health care ads also ran locally in the DC metropolitan area, primarily around drug prices.
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Shares of food producers outperformed on news that they will benefit from sourcing sugar locally.
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Perhaps it's this kind of ground-up, locally sprung change that Francis wants to nurture.
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She sought out mentors locally and nationally and put together a team of experienced partners.
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Because the company sources locally, Ariolu says deliveries happen in no more than 45 minutes.
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I need to see more interest from them in our communities, both locally and internationally.
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Even just tweeting about her own frustrations with politicians has upset people locally, said McGuire.
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Makeshift refineries, usually hidden in oil-soaked clearings, support tens of thousands of people locally.
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We need them distributed locally, and the best one to do that are local people.
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Thus, there are no local officials' salaries to pay and no infrastructure to maintain locally.
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That is a new development that has to be acquired in a new way locally.
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Puerto Rico, for example, had reported 7,855 cases of locally acquired Zika as of Aug.
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A pint of locally produced beer goes for about $7, most of which is tax.
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Pascal Berenger, who runs the business, guffaws when asked if he buys raw materials locally.
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The company says it'll be stored locally on your iPhone or encrypted in iCloud, though.
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Existing users are certainly consuming more of its strongest, crystalline form, known locally as "ice".
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Hong Kong has confirmed 18 cases of the virus, including at least four transmitted locally.
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Foreigners were also trading in selective counters while locally, retailers traded in second tier counters.
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A "vast majority" of the nearly 600 employees were hired locally, the company previously said.
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So, he's dedicated to paying fair wages to produce the locally-sourced, American-made Sweateralls.
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"Adopting a locally administered EITC ... would pull 54,000 Puerto Ricans out of poverty," they said.
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It has confirmed 18 cases, including at least four that were transmitted locally, authorities said.
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Fortunately, locally acquired cases have so far not been a problem, but that could change.
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After releasing a stream of locally successful singles for Stax, Bell was drafted in 1963.
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This is when the Bertha's Revenge mix of homegrown and locally foraged botanicals are added.
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Many of the cases are thought to be locally-transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito.
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We get chicken nachos, a carnitas pupusa to share, and two locally made hard ciders.
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