The Dallas metropolitan area expanded by 2628,28503 residents in the last year alone; Houston added 22019,000 residents, and the Austin metropolitan area tacked on 55,000.
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New York recently hit 20093 million residents, while the Washington metropolitan area has grown to more than six million people and the Boston metropolitan area has topped 4.7 million.
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HANNITY: Over a thousand in the New York metropolitan area?
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It would be the first metropolitan area to do so.
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Memphis is the poorest large metropolitan area in the country.
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But they're undoubtedly two halves of the same metropolitan area.
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Worth, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and the Washington metropolitan area.
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The Seoul metropolitan area is home to 25 million people.
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Paul metropolitan area is up 10 percent since the recession.
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It is the fifth largest metropolitan area in Latin America.
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Living in a large metropolitan area can be very expensive.
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Southern California Metropolitan Area, $245.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Nearly 6 million people live in the Atlanta metropolitan area.
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Twenty-one percent of Britons live in the London metropolitan area.
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Sixteen U.S. markets, including the New York metropolitan area, offer delivery.
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Nate NE-533 includes the core of the Omaha metropolitan area.
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In August, the Detroit metropolitan area occupied fifth place in Realtor.
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Walmart shoppers in Phoenix metropolitan area can order groceries on Walmart.
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Sao Paulo's metropolitan area saw scattered showers all afternoon on Friday.
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That will double its technology work force in the metropolitan area.
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It's one partnership in one metropolitan area, focused on small businesses.
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority said ridership as of 11 a.m.
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Kansas City is the 22019th-largest metropolitan area in the United States.
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He operates 15 crisis-pregnancy centers in the New York metropolitan area.
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Meanwhile, the metropolitan area is adding about 30,000 newly built homes annually.
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) announced shortly before 22019 p.m.
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However, 68% of Cantabria's population lives in the metropolitan area of Santander.
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Despite serving a major metropolitan area, the Metro closes down at midnight.
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Still, intrigue has settled over the metropolitan area like a summer haze.
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Paul metropolitan area with its biggest November snowfall in nearly a decade.
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If you're in any sort of metropolitan area, have you considered terrorism?
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There are now roughly 10,600 Cubans in the greater Louisville metropolitan area.
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Conyers represents Michigan's 13th Congressional District, which encompasses the Detroit metropolitan area.
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Next week is spring break for many schools in the Atlanta metropolitan area.
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The Los Angeles metropolitan area has taken steps to brace itself for shaking.
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The hospital operates in the second-poorest large metropolitan area in the nation.
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The Detroit metropolitan area is home to over 150,000 Chaldeans, according to Manna.
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The Detroit metropolitan area is home to the largest US group of Chaldeans.
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There's more than sixty-five strip clubs in the metropolitan area of Atlanta.
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One thing it definitely isn't, is feral animals from the Philadelphia metropolitan area.
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That sound you heard was fans all around the Buffalo metropolitan area groaning.
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Mr. Cray's images, however, have gone much farther afield than the metropolitan area.
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Controversial gatherings, he suggested, were part of evolving into a major metropolitan area.
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His father is a dentist at several facilities in the Detroit metropolitan area.
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Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, $200.4 million of gross revenue transit refinancing bonds.
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In the Brexit referendum, turnout in the Stoke metropolitan area was 66 percent.
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The Conservatives also did well in the vote for six metropolitan area mayors.
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All of Mr. Ilitch's businesses have their headquarters in the Detroit metropolitan area.
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Population: 25,676Median income: $103,121Median home value: $250,200Madison is in the Jackson metropolitan area.
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Taoyuan is the center of a metropolitan area with over two million residents.
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For one, the Milwaukee metropolitan area is the most segregated in the country.
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Police know that a smuggling car headed into a major metropolitan area is likely to be smuggling drugs; a car headed on the way out of the metropolitan area, on the other hand, is likely to be carrying the cash.
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The combined company would be headquartered in the Boston metropolitan area, the person said.
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Young had been an officer with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority since 2003.
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Some estimates put 25 million civilians at risk in the Seoul metropolitan area alone.
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The median home price in the Phoenix metropolitan area is $221,000, according to Zillow.
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John Conyers, Jr. represents Michigan's 13th Congressional District which encompasses the Detroit metropolitan area.
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The Los Angeles metropolitan area has hosted seven Super Bowls but none since 1993.
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Mr. Trump is stronger in the metropolitan area, but even upstate he leads Gov.
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You can roll out your car rental service one metropolitan area at a time.
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A blanket statement that "this metropolitan area isn't suited for transit" usually isn't true.
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N.Y.C.F.C. has searched across the New York metropolitan area for a potential stadium site.
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During the previous two days, legions had visited cemeteries around the Chicago metropolitan area.
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In the Des Moines metropolitan area, the population is growing at all age levels.
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The New York metropolitan area has two subway systems that are busier than Atlanta's.
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Compare Luzerne and Defiance counties to the Los Angeles-Glendale-Long Beach metropolitan area.
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If the New York metropolitan area reports a critical cape shortage, blame Chris Wells.
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East Stroudsburg Metropolitan Area, Pa., $69 million of limited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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When the same $100 is ranked by metropolitan area, the numbers get even starker.
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South Fulton is a city in southwest Fulton County in the Atlanta metropolitan area.
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Barbara Bollier, who represents Mission Hills in the Kansas City metropolitan area, told NPR.
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In fact, it's happening in the largest extended metropolitan area in the world: Tokyo.
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Annapolis is the state capital of Maryland and part of the Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area.
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Toronto's metropolitan area makes up the plurality the population in the region, around 6.1 million.
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In fact, the Hmong make up over half of the farmers in the metropolitan area.
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Most of them live in the Atlanta metropolitan area or in north Georgia around Dalton.
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Health care ads also ran locally in the DC metropolitan area, primarily around drug prices.
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But everything was OK because the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority had a yellow cone.
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Meanwhile, in 20173 only 250 new social housing units were built in Ottawa's metropolitan area.
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The Greater Cleveland metropolitan area has 2.9 million people, according to the 2010 U.S. Census.
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This is clearly constructed using the entire metropolitan area of each city greater than 100,000.
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Fairbanks, Alaska, America's northernmost metropolitan area, is just 120 miles south of the Arctic Circle.
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In 22018 House races, Republicans suffered only very modest losses outside of metropolitan area districts.
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Furthermore, Lima's metropolitan area inhabits 10 million people, about one-third of the Peruvian population.
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More people are currently fleeing New York than any other metropolitan area in the nation.
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Some sort of subterranean rail carriage designed to transport commuters throughout the greater metropolitan area?
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It tracks the prices of typical single-family homes located in each metropolitan area provided.
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And in between, on a table, was a simple map of the Chicago metropolitan area.
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A 2013 ranking, for example, deemed it the most racially segregated metropolitan area in America.
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Five counties in the metropolitan area supplied more than half the votes she won statewide.
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Schools throughout the metropolitan area had trouble getting students home on the clogged, slippery roads.
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The greater metropolitan area is the second-largest in the world at around 25 million.
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But what spared this metropolitan area of 21 million was, at least in part, luck.
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Feroli said the Houston metropolitan area accounted for about $500 billion of output in 2015.
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Soon he was a major sports figure in the New York metropolitan area and beyond.
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In the St. Louis metropolitan area, however, Hillary Clinton received the majority of the vote.
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The mercury rose to 47.3 degrees Celsius, or 117.14 Fahrenheit, in the Sydney metropolitan area.
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By then it was spreading fast within Luanda, a metropolitan area of almost seven million.
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Most Mountain West states, like Nevada, are dominated by a single fast-growing metropolitan area.
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) initially rejected the ad campaign for the exhibition.
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Boyle represents Pennsylvania's 13th district, which includes parts of Philadelphia and the surrounding metropolitan area.
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Population: 2,770Median income: $96,089Median home value: $313,600Montana City is part of the Helena metropolitan area.
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California's 20183th Congressional District, which covers the northern edges of the Los Angeles metropolitan area.
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The team could also remain in Westchester or elsewhere in the New York metropolitan area.
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A 2013 ranking, for example, deemed Milwaukee the most racially segregated metropolitan area in America.
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Light primarily operates in the electricity distribution sector in the Rio de Janeiro metropolitan area.
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It has the highest concentration of military veterans of any metropolitan area without a military base.
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Like a fisherman gravitates to the ocean, a media maker's destiny is usually a metropolitan area.
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A Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority spokesperson told the Washington Post that they condemn the competition.
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Houston, a metropolitan area of nearly 7 million, went for Mr. Trump by just 21,000 votes.
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In San Francisco, perhaps the most restricted American metropolitan area, this ratio is eight to one.
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More than 6m live in Harris County and the rest of the greater Houston metropolitan area.
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Because rates are calculated across an entire metropolitan area, the algorithm is poorly suited to cities.
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Jacksonville is the largest metropolitan area in the US that will be hit by the storm.
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Several residential high-rises were evacuated by fire in Ajman, a city in Dubai's metropolitan area.
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A spokesperson for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority directed questions about the incident to police.
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The Washington, D.C., metropolitan area has one of the most expensive housing markets in the country.
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Victor lies within the borders of the Jackson metropolitan area, while Alpine is on the outskirts.
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The metropolitan area is home to about 425,000 people and is bisected by the Mississippi River.
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Nobody minds renting a taxi that will only go to destinations in the same metropolitan area.
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Applications are open to those in the Austin metropolitan area and are due by February 16.
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For that, she said, the vast, sprawling San José metropolitan area needs to be fundamentally redrawn.
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The biggest metropolitan area that has never had an N.F.L. team is 23rd-ranked Portland, Ore.
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Jakarta is home to 10 million people and 30 million live in its greater metropolitan area.
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It has a strongly Democratic metropolitan area (Providence), while Donald Trump won the state's western half.
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Three-quarters of the students hail from the New York metropolitan area, many from Long Island.
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Schools and office buildings were closed throughout the Houston metropolitan area, where 6.8 million people live.
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Home prices in Denver, Houston, Miami and the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area now exceed sustainable levels.
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I grew up in a town with one stoplight, miles from anything resembling a metropolitan area.
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The outreaches of the Cleveland and Miami metropolitan area did not see much of a benefit.
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"You cannot evacuate 2 million people out of a metropolitan area you can't do it," Bedient says.
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Ahmad was locked up in Sharjah, a city that forms part of the greater Dubai metropolitan area.
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We live in a large metropolitan area, so there are lots and lots of hospitals around here.
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He's from a metropolitan area in the South, he said, and he's always been fascinated by fascism.
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Soon the designer car park will breach the borders of the Beach into the wider metropolitan area.
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During the housing boom, prices rose in virtually every metropolitan area, regardless of employment or income growth.
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Like Buffalo, Cincinnati's metropolitan area was built for more people than its nearly 300,000 residents, Kroner said.
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The greater Manila metropolitan area has 22.9 million people, 2.5 million cars, and not nearly enough roads.
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The county is in the northeast of the state and part of the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
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In the New York metropolitan area, Kennedy International Airport reported the highest total of unclaimed funds: $20083,715.81.
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Yes, but: The highest-paying jobs were in San Jose, San Francisco and the D.C. metropolitan area.
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For example, Trulia recently ranked San Francisco as the least affordable metropolitan area to buy a home.
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The Las Vegas metropolitan area, with more than two million people today, had barely 50,000 in 1950.
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He is the executive director of the Teach for America program in Atlanta and its metropolitan area.
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Four of the eight most congested roadways in the nation are in the New York metropolitan area.
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The bride, 34, is a senior government affairs specialist at the Metropolitan Area Planning Council in Boston.
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Jakarta is home to 10 million people, or 30 million including those in its greater metropolitan area.
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Jewish communities in the New York City metropolitan area have been left shaken following a deadly Dec.
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More than half of Americans live in a large metropolitan area of more than a million people.
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F.A. Euro has three games in the metropolitan area this week, including a home match on Sunday.
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The coastal city of Valparaíso, about an hour west by car, is Chile's third-largest metropolitan area.
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The New York metropolitan area remains the largest in the nation, with more than 85033 million residents.
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The metropolitan area long sat at the center of a network of economic links crisscrossing the Midwest.
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Much of the Montreal metropolitan area is in there as well, which amounts to around 4 million people.
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He had to turn over his passport to the FBI, and must stay in the Washington metropolitan area.
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Portions of I-10 and numerous roads throughout the metropolitan area were closed, as were many government offices.
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Labour has 703 of the 28 MPs in the metropolitan area, including the party's deputy leader, Tom Watson.
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This is how its metropolitan area has come to spread over an area nearly the size of Belgium.
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If so, that would mean there are a large number of potential attackers in the Paris metropolitan area.
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In that case, 239 million people live with the greater metropolitan area of cities greater than 100,000 people.
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The second-largest metropolitan area in Portugal after Lisbon, Porto offers Old World charm and First World convenience.
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And it's in the New York Metropolitan area, where families have access to plenty of doctors and specialists.
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It presents the highest income thresholds required to be part of the top one percent by metropolitan area.
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, which includes the second-busiest US subway system, suspended operations through Sunday.
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The metropolitan area of Lake Charles, which is located in Calcasieu Parish, has about 120,000 residents, Gremillion said.
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Many of those are within range of the 25 million South Koreans living in the Seoul metropolitan area.
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Job cuts in the higher-cost New York metropolitan area are occurring at many of the large banks.
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Classes in Englewood, part of the Denver-Aurora metropolitan area, have been canceled ahead of the planned walkout.
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The Mario Molina Center estimates that there are now more than five million cars in the metropolitan area.
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The lowest rate, just under 13 percent, was found in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim metropolitan area.
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Editors' Note: The Times has published starred reviews of restaurants in the New York metropolitan area since 1963.
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Further evacuations were ordered Thursday across the Los Angeles metropolitan area as multiple wildfires continue to rage uncontrolled.
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The cost of living is so high, it doesn't feel like you're living in a wealthy metropolitan area.
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Las Vegas, Denver, Los Angeles, Miami and the New York-New Jersey metropolitan area are all considered overvalued.
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For the metropolitan area as a whole, it was 20012,703 euros a square meter ($490 a square foot).
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In the San Francisco metropolitan area, the median single family home price was about $848,000, according to Zillow.
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Uber envisions a network of dozens of "vertiports" — basically helicopter landing pads — spread out across a metropolitan area.
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It has some of the best schools in the city, drawing students from all over the metropolitan area.
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"We have to deal with the New York City metropolitan area as a high-risk area," he added.
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Even the most remote areas of the Istanbul metropolitan area showed a defeat for Mr. Erdogan's mayoral candidate.
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"It was almost like the New York metropolitan area — we had a target on our back," he said.
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Nebraska's Second Congressional District, which encompasses the Omaha metropolitan area, is one Democrats could look to pick up.
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Lucas also said the closure extends to schools on the Missouri side of the Kansas City metropolitan area.
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Philadelphia was the only major metropolitan area in the country that became more affordable during the past year.
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The answer is probably not: A fallen tree recently knocked out power to the San Juan metropolitan area.
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With so many teams in the New York metropolitan area, a couple of them are almost always good.
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We have a catastrophic, life-threatening flood event taking place over southeastern Texas, including the Houston metropolitan area.
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When it comes to renting an apartment in a metropolitan area, there's rarely good news about the price.
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Some in the Houston metropolitan area, whose 6.6 million residents have been affected by this storm, also commented.
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My branch is not in a huge city or major metropolitan area, there is a finite customer base.
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Atlanta has the Falcons, the Braves and the Hawks, and the metropolitan area is passionate about college football.
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In the Seattle metropolitan area, home prices skyrocketed 45 percent between August 2016 and now, according to Woloshin.
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The economy of Amsterdam's metropolitan area is about 2300 billion euros, about $181 billion, a year, he said.
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The Port Authority runs the bridge, as well as the three major airports in the New York metropolitan area.
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But how does economic and racial segregation in a handful of neighborhoods affect the rest of a metropolitan area?
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Cities such as Charlotte and the Raleigh-Durham metropolitan area in North Carolina, along with Atlanta, are worth exploring.
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"If you live in an a more expensive metropolitan area, it doesn't mean your income reflects that," she said.
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But the threat to the Tampa metropolitan area, at the very top of the map, is also extremely dire.
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The flamboyant, tough-talking sheriff reigned over the county, which includes the sprawling Phoenix metropolitan area, for 24 years.
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More than 100,000 people lost power in the Los Angeles Metropolitan area on February 17 due to the storms.
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Job cuts in the higher-cost New York metropolitan area are occurring at many of the largest financial firms.
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Taiwan itself is city-like; its population of 24m is only slightly larger than the New York metropolitan area.
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Multiple deaths have been confirmed, along with massive property damage as Harvey continues to impact the Houston metropolitan area.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Colorado plans to submit a formal bid on behalf of the Denver metropolitan area for Amazon.
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Blame it on Jane has played across the Washington metropolitan area, as well as venues in Palm Springs, Calif.
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Ogden now boasts it has the narrowest wealth gap of any major metropolitan area, according to the Census bureau.
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The service will initially navigate only a part of Phoenix's metropolitan area, per Ars Technica, and eventually expand elsewhere.
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Shortages in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale metropolitan area worsened on Thursday, with sales up to five times the norm.
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The government responded to the first alarm by introducing new driving rules for those in the wider metropolitan area.
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Parkland is an affluent suburb in the Miami metropolitan area with a median family income of $128,000 per year.
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"They have $78,000, two kids, [are] living in a metropolitan area, and they can hardly make it," Biden added.
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Mr. Trump also won by a slight margin in Illinois outside of the core of the Chicago metropolitan area.
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The Mexican capital is home to nearly 9 million people, with more than 21 million in its metropolitan area.
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Dublin's main drawback is its relatively small size (1.8 million people in the metropolitan area) and lack of infrastructure.
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Not even in San Francisco, the most expensive metropolitan area in the United States, have prices grown so fast.
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As of last year, 81% of the homes in the San Francisco metropolitan area cost $1 million or more.
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The Youngstown metropolitan area has lost more than 27,000 manufacturing jobs since 2000, flooding the market with job-seekers.
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We know that we're not the first city people think of, but we're proud of our major metropolitan area.
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The metropolitan area of nearly seven million is home to a dynamic cultural landscape and is bursting with energy.
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The first edition of the "Green Book," published in 1936, was for travelers in the New York metropolitan area.
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In the Houston metropolitan area, about 6.5 percent of homes are valued at more than $500,000, according to Zillow.
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Atlanta is a major metropolitan area and recruiting hotbed, and most of the prospects here have been sorted through.
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What had been a scattering of small towns is now a major metropolitan area housing around four million people.
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"We have now turned every major metropolitan area blue," says Glenn Smith, a longtime Democratic strategist in the state.
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Mention its name outside the New York metropolitan area and you would very likely be met with blank incomprehension.
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But taking him on the road proved to be a challenge in the Boston metropolitan area where she lived.
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More than half the apartments built during India's construction boom can be found in the New Delhi metropolitan area.
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His victory was driven largely by white, rural voters: He won almost every county outside the Detroit metropolitan area.
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Its large metropolitan area and good weather are offset by challenging local regulations and a notoriously difficult driving environment.
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Uber envisions a network of on-demand aircraft carrying passengers among many landing spots distributed throughout a metropolitan area.
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Despite the highly technical name, the Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel is basically a giant hole in the ground.
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And the Detroit metropolitan area has a slightly higher population than Greater Seattle, though the latter will quickly overtake it.
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At daybreak, more than 100,000 customers were without power in the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area, power company Oncor said.
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Monday morning, more than 100,000 customers were without power in the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area, power company Oncor said.
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Houston is home to the country's third-largest undocumented population in a metropolitan area, according to the Pew Research Center.
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One big advantage of this is that Waymo can roll out its service gradually, one metropolitan area at a time.
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It may take a village to raise a child, but it takes a small metropolitan area to pay her tuition.
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It joins a growing list of start-ups trying to take market share from Uber in the London metropolitan area.
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The region constitutes the largest binational metropolitan area in the Western Hemisphere, with 80.4 percent of its population being Hispanic.
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"Transit Police and medics responded," Ian Jannetta, a spokesperson with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, says in a statement.
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Paul Wiedefeld, general manager of the Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, is scheduled to make a maintenance announcement at 11 a.m.
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Cadillac's launching Book first in the New York metropolitan area, with the aim of expanding it to other markets gradually.
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The non-profit organization hopes to expand their program beyond the New York metropolitan area and help even more children.
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It is the oldest operating airport in the New York and New Jersey metropolitan area, according to the airport's website.
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As the metropolitan area around the Great Salt Lake grows, the impact on water supply will need to be considered.
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Historically a melting pot, New York is a diverse metropolitan area, which translates well for entrepreneurs of all ethnic backgrounds.
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Los Angeles is the second largest metropolitan area in the US, but it's retained some of its natural wild side.
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Last year, the metropolitan area of Cheonggyecheon was divided into five lit-up sections: Dream, Hwanhee, Santa, Happy and Hope.
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The Hyderabad metropolitan area has more than 7.7 million people and the Rangareddy district 5.2 million, according India's 2011 census.
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What Veterans have available to them in rural areas may be much different than resources in a more metropolitan area.
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Accepting cash in Mexico City will extend the service to about 10 million people in the metropolitan area, Uber estimates.
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However, there are a few options in Savannah, Ga., Richmond, Va., and in smaller towns surrounding the Boston metropolitan area.
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Venezuela's population is pushing 85033 million and the Caracas metropolitan area alone has significantly more people than all of Panama.
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With a population of about 1,500, Ozzero is one of many small farming municipalities in the greater Milan metropolitan area.
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Letcher County, which doesn't border any metropolitan area, has lost nearly a third of the jobs it had in 2008.
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Los Angeles is the latest metropolitan area to be hit by measles, as part of a national surge in cases.
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In the New York metropolitan area, more upscale maternity centers tend to exist in New Jersey and Long Island suburbs.
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According to the news website G3003, two million people in the Rio metropolitan area live in territories controlled by militias.
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Back in 20013, Douglas E. Bruce, then of Pacific Palisades, California, owned rental properties in the Los Angeles metropolitan area.
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But as more processing facilities came into operation and the metropolitan area sprawled, the island began to attract unwanted attention.
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All three major airports in the New York metropolitan area were closed, and New York City became a ghost town.
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Toronto mayor John Tory has repeatedly called for a handgun ban to help reduce gun violence in the metropolitan area.
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The closest school and medical clinic is 39 miles away and the nearest metropolitan area -- Phoenix -- is 150 miles away.
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A child's neighborhood explains most of the geographic variation in upward mobility, rather than which metropolitan area or which county.
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Both towns are near Nashville, center of a metropolitan area has become home to refugees from Somalia, Iraq and elsewhere.
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" The Jefferson County sheriff's office said Pais made "threats to commit an act of violence in the Denver metropolitan area.
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More than 10 million people live in Jakarta, Reuters reported, but has a metropolitan area of more than three times that.
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In a large democracy, there is something problematic about assuming that a single metropolitan area can speak for the entire country.
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Unemployment has also been below the national rate of 5 percent in a metropolitan area that includes Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton.
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The economy of the Washington metropolitan area accounts for a smaller share of American GDP than Ottawa's share of Canadian GDP.
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Tankers transiting the Houston Ship Channel supply five refineries in the Houston metropolitan area and three refineries in Texas City, Texas.
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The Los Angeles metropolitan area, which includes the cities of Long Beach and Santa Ana, is the densest in the country.
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This assistance is rendered by eight large multi-service agencies that serve New Yorkers of all denominations in the metropolitan area.
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Both services will be deployed on a trial basis through select Toyota dealers and Lexus dealers in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
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Culex mosquitoes are "20 times greater than the population of Aedes aegypti" in the Recife metropolitan area, according to the study.
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The Miami metropolitan area is home to nearly six million people and hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of real estate.
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Its crime rate is half that of Berlin and of the ten richest German districts, five are in its metropolitan area.
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Amtrak and most local commuter railroads in the New York metropolitan area said their services were back to normal on Wednesday.
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To be eligible, applicants have to be 18 or older and live and plan to travel within the Phoenix metropolitan area.
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For many in the Houston metropolitan area, which has an economy as large as Argentina's, losses to individual families were cataclysmic.
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By metropolitan area, Louisville topped the list with 6,020 jobs at Chinese companies, followed by Charlotte, North Carolina, with 5,680 jobs.
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The tool will launch first in the Delhi metropolitan area, and works like searching for nearby restaurants or banks on Google.
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Comcast says it's begun offering gigabit internet service in the Chicago metropolitan area as part of a multi-city trial period.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, construction workers in the Seattle metropolitan area make an average of $25,230 per year.
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So, this is the very first integrated resort, large-scale integrated resort in a major metropolitan area in the United States.
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The Nike missiles were part of the defense system in place to protect the New York metropolitan area from air attacks.
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Los Angeles added 8,400 new residents, but the larger Los Angeles metropolitan area saw its overall population decline by a fraction.
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Audi also has a vehicle-subscription service, Audi Select, that it launched last year in the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area.
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This week, a timeless battle for public opinion played out in two distinctly different corners of the New York metropolitan area.
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Much of the damage took place in the Houston metropolitan area, which has an economy about the same size as Argentina's.
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If you live in a major metropolitan area, the odds are good you're being watched and listened to at all times.
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Mr. Sanders won nearly every county outside the Detroit metropolitan area four years ago — and lost all of them this week.
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If you were a photographer or filmmaker or author, up until recently you needed to be in a major metropolitan area.
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The devastation from the unprecedented flooding to the Houston metropolitan area, with an economy as large as Argentina's, has been enormous.
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Population had grown rapidly for years in the 11 outer ring counties of the New York metropolitan area, Mr. Hughes said.
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Amazon, Google, and a number of startups are developing unmanned aerial vehicles capable of ferrying small packages across a metropolitan area.
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Many university faculty members live in or around Indianapolis, "attracted to a metropolitan area with great cultural opportunities," Dr. McCoy said.
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That means the Bay Area has more three-star restaurants than any metropolitan area in the world except Paris and Tokyo.
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In the nation's capital, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) said ridership was off 85033 percent as the virus spreads.
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Pounding rains and rapidly rising floodwaters caused by Hurricane Harvey pummeled the city of Houston, a metropolitan area of 6.6 million.
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For example, in Harris County — which encompasses most of the Houston metropolitan area — voter registration has boomed 14 percent since 2014.
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The introduction of some variable-toll pricing on a freeway in our country's most congested metropolitan area is a good start.
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But the ads — which have already run on billboards around LA's wider metropolitan area — won't feature any buds, blunts or bongs.
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Two weeks ago, a Dutch traveler who had spent time near the São Paulo metropolitan area was diagnosed with yellow fever.
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Earlier this year, a disastrous fire burned for days at a petrochemical facility on the outskirts of the Houston metropolitan area.
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The Houston metropolitan area, the nation's fifth largest by population, accounts for about 3 percent of the nation's gross domestic product.
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Explain. The article mentions how the Endangered Language Alliance recently mapped 637 languages and dialects to the New York metropolitan area.
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Tehran is especially susceptible to trapped smog, as the metropolitan area, home to over 8 million people, is surrounded by mountains.
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Earlier this year, a disastrous fire burned for days at a petrochemical facility on the outskirts of the Houston metropolitan area.
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Obviously, El Paso and its metropolitan area, including Ciudad Juárez, in Mexico, is just one point along a very long border.
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With 143 indoor publicly owned arenas in the Toronto metropolitan area, there are many more teams than there are available goalies.
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In the Portland metropolitan area, which is growing by more than 19803,000 people a year, the housing problem is especially acute.
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"Anyone in the New York metropolitan area who has traveled: Our task force is encouraging you to monitor your temperature, be sensitive to symptoms, and we are asking anyone who has traveled out of the New York City metropolitan area to anywhere else in the country to self-isolate for 14 days," Vice President Mike Pence said.
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"It is possible that further packages were mailed to additional mail processing facilities in the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area," the FBI said.
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North Korea has deployed an estimated 1,000 artillery pieces along the border, posing a significant threat to Seoul and the metropolitan area.
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South Korea's capital city, Seoul, is a so-called "megacity" with a whopping 25.6 million residents living in the greater metropolitan area.
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Brainsway's move to the greater New York metropolitan area comes on the heels of its highest revenue generating quarter in its history.
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There is a certain ability held by all in the New York metropolitan area to wholeheartedly love things which are objectively garbage.
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Waymo, meanwhile, has been testing the waters of ride-sharing by offering self-driving rides to residents of the Phoenix metropolitan area.
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Starting today, residents of the greater Phoenix metropolitan area can sign up to go for a ride in a self-driving minivan.
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Maybe one day, customers will be able to watch the Oscars online even if they don't live in a major metropolitan area.
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" This feeling was shared by others: Chicago poet Michael Anania called his city "a very small town within a vast metropolitan area.
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California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, known as Cal Poly Pomona, is a public polytechnic university located in the Los Angeles metropolitan area.
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By the end of the year, they say, they will liberate Iraq's second-largest metropolitan area seized by ISIS two years ago.
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The combined company will be headquartered in Monroe, Louisiana and will maintain a significant presence in Colorado and the Denver metropolitan area.
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Before the clinic's opening on September 10, Oklahoma City was the largest metropolitan area in the United States without an abortion provider.
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In August, the Inter-American Development Bank pledged $305 million to fund water projects, including sewerage in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area.
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They show that even if Chicago as a city has a stable population, its wider metropolitan area is suffering stagnation or decline.
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Close to 30 percent of Orlando's population is Hispanic, and some 300,000 people of Puerto Rican heritage live in the metropolitan area.
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A local electronic crimes task force in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area first reported an unsuccessful jackpotting attempt last week, O'Neill said.
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How far before this stuff is actually ubiquitous and I have a good chance of getting it in any major metropolitan area?
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Among the hardest-hit communities is Houston, the fourth-largest city in the country, with a metropolitan area population of 2000 million.
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The epicenter was 51 km (32 miles) beneath the surface, sending major shockwaves through the metropolitan area of some 20 million people.
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Federal offices were closed in Washington on Monday and Tuesday after some two feet (60 cm) of snow blanketed the metropolitan area.
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But Portland is growing, like most big cities in the country, and the metropolitan area is starting to arrive in Walden's district.
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It warned of difficult driving conditions in and around the country's third-biggest metropolitan area, where snow began falling on Saturday afternoon.
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McSally was not able to hold on to the suburbs that ring the Phoenix metropolitan area that are crucial to GOP victories.
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"Nowhere in the country is the bias against Mr. Manafort more apparent than here in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area," they argued.
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Its epicenter was 51 km (32 miles) beneath the surface, sending major shockwaves through the metropolitan area of some 20 million people.
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In D.C., the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is cause for red faces while weeks of summer maintenance commence through Labor Day.
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Barbara Bollier, who represents Mission Hills in the Kansas City metropolitan area, said she'll be leaving the GOP to become a Democrat.
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But more than two-thirds of New York's Democratic votes will likely be cast in the New York metropolitan area, and Mrs.
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South Korea's capital city, Seoul, is a so-called "megacity" with a whopping 210 million residents living in the greater metropolitan area.
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The Los Angeles metropolitan area sprawls almost 5,000 square miles, inside of which you can catch glimpses of Japan, Iran, even Siberia.
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The agency operates throughout the New York metropolitan area and runs its busiest airports: Kennedy International, Newark Liberty International and La Guardia.
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Nearly 80 covens and pagan organizations operate in the New York Metropolitan area, according to the pagan networking site The Witches' Voice.
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Out-of-town players — only about 30 percent of the roster is from the New York metropolitan area — live near the PacPlex.
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He fears that in 2010, out of a metropolitan area of 725,000, about 30,000 Hispanic residents in the region were not counted.
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In 2018, 19 kids were killed in the St. Louis metropolitan area; so far in 20183, at least 18 have been killed.
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Today, Teterboro, the first airport in the metropolitan area when it opened in 203, is more likely to conjure grimaces than pride.
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He managed to eke out a 1.4-point win statewide despite losing the Detroit metropolitan area, including Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties.
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That's the Arden Heights Woods, a park of nearly 146 acres that constitutes the largest wetlands in the New York metropolitan area.
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The community of fellow Winnipeg fans across this sprawling metropolitan area is smaller than a hockey puck, a minority within a minority.
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In the metropolitan area of Delhi, which includes the capital New Delhi, trash heaps are towering monuments to India's growing waste crisis.
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The Johnstown metropolitan area, in western Pennsylvania, has lost 19 percent of its retail jobs since 2001, and the future is uncertain.
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Roughly a third of South Korea's 50 million people live in the Seoul metropolitan area, within striking distance of North Korean missiles.
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FBB Capital Partners provides customized wealth management solutions for financially established individuals and institutions in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and nationwide.
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"It is possible that further packages were mailed to additional mail processing facilities in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area," the FBI said.
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The report included examples of posters sent by Atomwaffen to residents of the Seattle metropolitan area that contained frightening imagery and language.
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Javier Iturriaga, the national defense chief, who is also in charge of security around the Santiago metropolitan area, distanced himself from them.
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The authorities said the money was taken from a 50-cent state surcharge on taxi rides in the New York metropolitan area.
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From 2012 to 2016, Arlington recorded the largest reduction in homelessness — 61 percent — of nine jurisdictions surveyed in the Washington metropolitan area.
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Compounding the stress on New Hampshire's beleaguered roads is that two of the state's counties are part of the Boston metropolitan area.
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All three states in the New York City metropolitan area rank among the bottom for infrastructure, and Connecticut is worst of all.
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While the New York metropolitan area has more residents than Houston, the number of vehicles per household is much higher in Houston.
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There was a time when it wasn't unusual to hear visitors use South Beach as shorthand for the entire Miami metropolitan area.
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is hiring a New York transit official to oversee the safety of the city's Metrorail system.
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And he makes that message here, not at a joint session of Congress, not at a large metropolitan area or in Washington.
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Much of the growth has occurred in the New York metropolitan area, leaving large portions of upstate New York still in the cold.
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The San Juan&aposs mayor&aposs office says there are at least 2,000 in the capital, several thousand more in the metropolitan area.
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ICE said that they arrested the rapper "during a targeted operation with federal and local law enforcement partners" in the Atlanta metropolitan area.
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Flames had reached one of the three distillation units at Reduc, located in Duque de Caxias, in Rio's metropolitan area, the union said.
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She traveled to Colorado on Monday night "and made threats in the Denver metropolitan area," the sheriff's office said in a Facebook post.
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Oddly enough, one of the best Korean restaurants in the Washington, DC metropolitan area operates out of a corner of a convenience store.
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The Jay Fund is active in the New York metropolitan area and in northern Florida, places where Coughlin became a local football hero.
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Yesterday the ACLU filed a complaint in a federal court against the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) for its restrictive advertising policy.
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Of course, this was only a conversation with two young Japanese people, with somewhat similar backgrounds, in a metropolitan area of the country.
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Their backyard fence is topped with barbed wire; a few miles away, a mammoth wall has sliced the metropolitan area into isolated pieces.
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Wynn Boston Harbor will provide WYNN with diversification away from Macau and Las Vegas and a near monopoly in a gateway metropolitan area.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx noted the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's "long, well-documented list of safety issues," according to a statement.
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Tensions soon start to run high over whether or not to evacuate the metropolitan area, with Braegher and Cafferty giving Frank major attitude.
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The nation's largest metropolitan area, and one of the world's great economic engines, is in danger of being choked off at the seams.
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Total score: 70.99Job and economy rank: 28With a population of nearly 129,000, Round Rock is a part of the greater Austin metropolitan area.
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There are currently about 690,000 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients nationwide -- and more than 89,000 here in the L.A. metropolitan area.
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He noted that the firm of McKim, Mead & White was frequently credited with introducing the Dutch Renaissance Revival style in the metropolitan area.
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There has already been a sneak preview of her strength there: She won decisively in Northern Virginia and the Boston metropolitan area. Mrs.
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His organization teaches new F.B.I. agents in the New York metropolitan area about Islam and the cultural differences among Muslims from various countries.
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That's equivalent to the entire population of Sofia, the capital, and the metropolitan area surrounding it disappearing over the course of three decades.
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Medellin, about 260 miles from Bogotá, is the second largest city in Colombia, with more than three million people in the metropolitan area.
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"Nowhere in the country is the bias against Mr. Manafort more apparent than here in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area," Manafort's lawyers wrote.
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Agents are apprehending about 213 migrants a day in the El Paso metropolitan area, up from about 2000 a day five months ago.
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About 60 percent of the country's new confirmed cases of the coronavirus were in the New York City metropolitan area, officials said. Gov.
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"Especially in the condo segment," he added, which represented nearly a quarter of sales in the broader Quebec City metropolitan area last year.
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"This sports book, in my opinion, will do the best out of any of them because it's so close to the metropolitan area."
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In the aftermath of Harvey, more than 160 public school districts and 30 charter schools have closed in the sprawling Houston metropolitan area.
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Marriott, headquartered in the Washington metropolitan area, already operates two dozen hotels in D.C., including two Ritz Carltons and the iconic Mayflower Hotel.
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Harmony Public Schools, which operates 15 charter schools in the Houston metropolitan area, said that one of its campuses sustained major flood damage.
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Finding a similar job in the New York metropolitan area, his father moved the family to Upper Manhattan when Doug was a youngster.
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The metropolitan area of Hamilton, in Southern Ontario, had a gain of 0.8%, while Montreal, in the province of Quebec, was up 0.5%.
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The Los Angeles metropolitan area has a roughly 4 percent vacancy rate, one of the nation's lowest, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Within the same state or metropolitan area, inequality today is large and extreme, in part because of the continuing effects of racial discrimination.
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Those criteria included a metropolitan area with a population greater than one million and the ability to attract and keep strong technical talent.
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