Nonfarm payroll jobs are up in 46 metropolitan areas and are unchanged in 343 metropolitan areas.
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Metropolitan Areas Within a Four-Hour Drive: Most locations are within a four-hour drive from major metropolitan areas.
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), in 2015, personal income, on average, rose 4.7 percent in the metropolitan areas; yet it only rose 2.7 percent in non-metropolitan areas.
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More thriving metropolitan areas are increasingly unaffordable places to live.
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Targeting metropolitan areas is a major part of House's strategy.
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Base pay in metropolitan areas will be $20 to $22.
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These are springing up within and between major metropolitan areas.
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It's currently available in 12 metropolitan areas, including New York.
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In affluent metropolitan areas, however, the threshold is much higher.
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Most immigrants (65 percent) live in 20 major metropolitan areas.
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In these 10 metropolitan areas, where rents also increased substantially.
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But Democrats need a new strategy outside of metropolitan areas.
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They remain within metropolitan areas — across neighborhoods and local jurisdictions.
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Now other metropolitan areas in places as unlikely as Chandler, Ariz.
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Another quarter comes from the 22019th through 25th-largest metropolitan areas.
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Nate The Democrats do tend to do best in metropolitan areas.
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Prices were unchanged in 15 of the country's 27 metropolitan areas.
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In metropolitan areas where there are many systems, consumers could choose.
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The core counties of major metropolitan areas, including Phoenix, Jacksonville, Fla.
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Above all, because Democrats are getting trounced outside of metropolitan areas.
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Second Chance Toys: Accepts donated plastic toys in some metropolitan areas.
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Low cost of living compared with many other major metropolitan areas.
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The Midwest is home to many robust middle class metropolitan areas.
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Nearly 221 percent of Americans live in cities and metropolitan areas.
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And those places are the largest metropolitan areas in the country.
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The federal minimum would apply to metropolitan areas like Daphne, Ala.
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The data is from 253 metropolitan areas in the United States.
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Since then, Fiber has spread to several US cities and metropolitan areas.
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Recent headlines from other metropolitan areas suggest a national street racing explosion.
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But the core of the strategy is doubling down on metropolitan areas.
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Amazon recently began to offer same-day delivery in selected metropolitan areas.
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Drug overdose deaths in rural counties far outstrip those in metropolitan areas.
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In 2012, 305 of the nation's 381 metropolitan areas grew their GDP.
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However, large metropolitan areas are not the only ones with infrastructure needs.
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As a result, most American metropolitan areas remain moderately to highly segregated.
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Overdose deaths in large metropolitan areas jumped by more than a third.
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Roughly speaking, we classify the largest 903 metropolitan areas into three groups.
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This large increase generally holds within major metropolitan areas and outside them.
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And other American metropolitan areas appear to be on a similar path.
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Fourteen of the world's 50 most populous metropolitan areas are in China.
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All these regions are close to major metropolitan areas and major roadways.
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Especially when half of all immigrants go to just five metropolitan areas?
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To make matters worse, jobs are continuing to move to metropolitan areas.
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And private providers are a highly concentrated industry in most metropolitan areas.
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They live in the same metropolitan areas or travel to them frequently.
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The biggest divides remain within metropolitan areas — across neighborhoods and local jurisdictions.
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But the metropolitan areas connected by Amtrak's Acela service are an exception.
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Meanwhile, the Celtics play in one of America's most sports-obsessed metropolitan areas.
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Urban agriculture is booming in New York City and other U.S. metropolitan areas.
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Air flowing from the high-pressure region pours into Southern California metropolitan areas.
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These gyms have also figured out convenience for many people in metropolitan areas.
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Of metropolitan areas in the nation, Jackson ranks fourth in new HIV cases.
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The species has slowly traded mountain cliffs for skyscraper perches in metropolitan areas.
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Annual income required to own a home in metropolitan areas around the nation.
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But it's not just large metropolitan areas where robots are making their mark.
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In high-cost metropolitan areas, 20 percent down is a six-figure undertaking.
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The country's major metropolitan areas have become the engines of the American economy.
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It's hard enough outside major metropolitan areas to find wines from small producers.
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Fresh, locally made beer is readily available these days in most metropolitan areas.
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Many major metropolitan areas now have a good Sichuan restaurant, if not several.
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Even more disturbing ratios exist at the level of counties and metropolitan areas.
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"This is one of the richest metropolitan areas in the world," Elberling said.
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In the Midwest, 33 of 90 metropolitan areas have suffered the same fate.
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Clinton carried, but they also surprised Republicans in some more conservative metropolitan areas.
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Builders in 19 of the 27 metropolitan areas reported flat or lower prices.
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Eighty deaths have been reported, including in major metropolitan areas such as Shanghai.
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The report highlighted metropolitan areas with more than 400 nonmedical exemptions among kindergartners.
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The large metropolitan areas with populations of over one million produced 16 percent.
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Forecasters expect people in metropolitan areas to own fewer cars in the future.
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I can't say if this happens the same way in more metropolitan areas.
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Most of these immigrants live in 2100 metropolitan areas, per the Pew numbers.
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Most of these immigrants live in 20 metropolitan areas, per the Pew numbers.
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Based on Brookings' data, CNN has analyzed the election results for all 536 federal statistical areas, including the 382 metropolitan areas, and the 2793 non-metropolitan areas, which comprise all of the remaining counties not encompassed in any of the metros.
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Eight years ago, Barack Obama won college towns and metropolitan areas by wide margins.
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It found that between 1990 and 2000, economic segregation decreased in 92 metropolitan areas.
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Protests also flared in large metropolitan areas including Philadelphia, Oakland, San Francisco, and Chicago.
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The current 800 stores cover about 100 metropolitan areas, Walmart spokeswoman Molly Blakeman said.
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This makes it possible for Chinese people in metropolitan areas to completely forgo cash.
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Black applicants were disproportionately turned away, as compared to whites, in 48 metropolitan areas.
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Almost a quarter of those live in parks in metropolitan areas, the report said.
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Both those metropolitan areas would be ineligible for the extra discounts for tribal members.
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This month America's census bureau released population estimates for American metropolitan areas in 2018.
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The U.S. economy is increasingly reliant on a few metropolitan areas' expansion of companies.
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In metropolitan areas, where such spaces are scant, those measurements are taken at airports.
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Statistically compared to other metropolitan areas, Silicon Valley could improve in overall gender parity.
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He even steals the national nuclear codes and annihilates major metropolitan areas at random.
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This is particularly true for Democrats whose voters tend to be in metropolitan areas.
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Cities and metro areas What about the largest 51 metropolitan areas in the US?
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Metropolitan areas were chosen by data collected by the Census Bureaus' American Community Survey.
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The move also allows Amazon to recruit top talent from two major Metropolitan areas.
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Yes, but: Not all non-metropolitan areas are losing all of their young people.
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Public transit ridership dropped in 25 of 35 U.S. major metropolitan areas in 2100.
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Two overwhelmingly white states should not go first, and more major metropolitan areas should.
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And nearly as many — 90 percent, or roughly 668,000 — were built in metropolitan areas.
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And of the 27 metropolitan areas surveyed, average hourly wages were lowest in Memphis.
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It's also a major driver of inequity in metropolitan areas dominated by racial divides.
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The new census data offers details about the populations of counties and metropolitan areas.
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A new report found PFAS in the drinking water of many major metropolitan areas.
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With unemployment below 3 percent in some metropolitan areas like Denver and Madison, Wis.
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Two sprawling metropolitan areas — one rich, one poor — offer a glimpse of the future.
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The study only reviewed the 25 most populous metropolitan areas, and ranked them accordingly.
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Today, nearly seven in 10 American Indian/Alaska Native peoples live in metropolitan areas.
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Clinton took in 2016, when she focused overwhelmingly on the state's biggest metropolitan areas.
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ZipRecruiter used its own data to rank metropolitan areas with more than 100,000 residents.
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They are in 41 states and more than 30 counties, metropolitan areas and cities.
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Research confirms that workers are in fact more productive in densely populated metropolitan areas.
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In a recent study, Alessandra Fogli and Veronica Guerrieri, economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and the University of Chicago, studied the gap between rich and poor within metropolitan areas and the gap between rich and poorer metropolitan areas across America.
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Most and least volunteering cities What about the 50 largest metropolitan areas in the US?
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They consume transportation as a service, especially in the big metropolitan areas like New York.
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Among large metropolitan areas, Denver posted the lowest unemployment rate and the strongest price increases.
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It can be difficult to travel to major metropolitan areas to enjoy the celebrations, however.
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Puls says its network includes more than 2,500 professionals in some 50 U.S. metropolitan areas.
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"We are really discovering and defining a cultural community which is beyond the metropolitan areas."
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Beto O'Rourke's sweep of Texas' metropolitan areas in his unexpectedly strong showing against Republican Sen.
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That, in turn, has fueled development of luxury apartment buildings, especially in major metropolitan areas.
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Smaller metropolitan areas might try plugging into the economic orbit of more successful larger cities.
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The places where Democrats cleaned up were rapidly diversifying suburban districts outside major metropolitan areas.
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Currently, 23 states have issued stay-at-home orders, as have many major metropolitan areas.
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Metropolitan Areas Within a Four-Hour Drive One hour from both Atlanta and Chattanooga, Tenn.
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About 60 million people live in non-metropolitan areas, roughly 19% of the US population.
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Between 2000 and 2010-2014, black-white segregation declined in 20103 of 52 metropolitan areas.
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The activity has been concentrated in metropolitan areas, like Boston, Seattle and San Jose, Calif.
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Major metropolitan areas (and some minor ones too) are now full of excellent Chinese food.
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DoorDash is one of a number of third-party delivery services in major metropolitan areas.
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Real estate predictions anticipate a millennial migration to the suburbs outside of major metropolitan areas.
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Metropolitan areas, by contrast, had 5 percent more jobs than they did eight years earlier.
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Of course, consumers in metropolitan areas may be able to buy what they need elsewhere.
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Mack also found 81 percent of high-risk census tracts were located in metropolitan areas.
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The information "answers questions but creates more," because it only accounts for nine metropolitan areas.
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Demand is also stronger closer to major metropolitan areas, where construction costs are far more expensive.
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Home prices in the 20 largest metropolitan areas are, on average, the highest since late 2007.
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The nation's top 50 metropolitan areas are almost evenly split on the rent versus own calculation.
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"Miami's story is not very different from a lot of other major metropolitan areas," Olsen said.
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Hell, we're a long way off from having a Hyperloop between any two major metropolitan areas.
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As Bloomberg points out, Amazon now has data from hundreds of metropolitan areas across North America.
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Entire metropolitan areas -- Houston in the United States and Mumbai in India -- submerged in catastrophic floods.
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Fiber is currently available in seven metropolitan areas with plans to launch in 16 more cities.
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In so many restaurants in America's metropolitan areas, immigrants are the cooks, servers, bussers and cleaners.
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A chronic shortage of homes is blamed for the rising home prices, especially in metropolitan areas.
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But the findings probably still apply to people in other large metropolitan areas, according to Stevens.
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He has often finished third in more liberal places like the Detroit or Chicago metropolitan areas.
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Here are the most expensive metropolitan areas: Would it be cheaper to rent a one-bedroom?
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Hospitals in several metropolitan areas have been accused in court of colluding to reduce nurses' pay.
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The 2018 election severely diminished the GOP presence in major metropolitan areas from coast to coast.
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Lawmakers that represent major metropolitan areas, like the New York delegation, have often defended the program.
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He decided to become a fire-eater, a common money-making practice in Mexico's metropolitan areas.
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I live in Washington, DC, one of the more expensive metropolitan areas in the United States.
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Ideally, these centers would exist in less densely populated areas easily accessible from major metropolitan areas.
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We have sharply different growth rates across metropolitan areas, mainly driven by in- or out-migration.
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Once the technology is perfected, the results could dramatically change how people get around metropolitan areas.
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In the 22016 midterms, Democratic support increased in the suburbs, small metropolitan areas and rural communities.
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Rinks in major metropolitan areas have been shuttering over the last decade, largely felled by gentrification.
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Vertical Forests are created for the building's complex ecosystem to succeed in highly dense metropolitan areas.
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In virtually every measurable way — incomes, wealth, education, health, longevity — large metropolitan areas have done better.
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Twenty-three states have issued stay-at-home orders, as well as various major metropolitan areas.
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Rich metropolitan areas have gotten even richer, attracting ever more of the nation's fastest growing industries.
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Where it stands: Delivery sidewalk bots in metropolitan areas have encountered regulatory hurdles in the past.
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And the concentration of Texas' population into its biggest metropolitan areas shows no signs of slackening.
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But a handful of metropolitan areas are experiencing growing rates of homelessness and labor market exits.
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Leon & George: Partner showrooms in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and more metropolitan areas.
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This contrasts with a nearly 29.3 percent growth rate and net in-migration for metropolitan areas.
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If successful, the experiment could serve as a model for other metropolitan areas overrun by deer.
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The other is consistently center-left and is dominated by the diverse residents of metropolitan areas.
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And the votes from Iowa's metropolitan areas don't count as much as votes from rural areas.
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Here in the United States, we're losing 36 million trees a year in metropolitan areas alone.
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Her early start comes because San Francisco is one of the country's most expensive metropolitan areas.
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The accompanying table shows the top 10 murder rates in metropolitan areas with over 500,000 people.
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What do the Yelp statistics reveal about the changing number of Chinese restaurants in metropolitan areas?
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The gang has taken root in several major U.S. metropolitan areas in the past few decades.
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The market could absorb far more, not just in major metropolitan areas, but across the nation.
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The project started in five cities in 1995 and has since expanded to 20 metropolitan areas.
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After the company received 238 proposals, it selected 20 finalists cities and metropolitan areas in January.
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California was well represented, with seven metropolitan areas among the top 22 of nearly 217 surveyed.
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Democrats are more narrowly clustered in major metropolitan areas and coastal states, where they have supermajorities.
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This trend has fundamentally changed the way travellers get to the airport, particularly in major metropolitan areas.
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Following the December court ruling, this change is being rolled out in 23 metropolitan areas, including Chicago.
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Fiber is currently available in six metropolitan areas, and its rollout is in process in six more.
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In the meantime, people fled from major metropolitan areas, sheltered in place, and even stopped watching porn.
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Even homes in smaller metropolitan areas can come with price tags that way exceed the national median.
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A study by the National Fair Housing Alliance of a dozen metropolitan areas — including Atlanta; Austin, Tex.
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That question got us wondering how these locales rank against other major metropolitan areas throughout the world.
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An MGM spokesman said the company was only interested in investing in casinos in large metropolitan areas.
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Prices increased in 11 of the 21 metropolitan areas, were unchanged in three and fell in seven.
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The report looked at the change in housing costs in 22 major metropolitan areas over 12 months.
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Now living in one of the world's safest major metropolitan areas in Washington, Nava enjoys little pleasures.
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Though AmazonFresh is more advanced than Amazon's meal kit programs, both remain limited to certain metropolitan areas.
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Critics said the requirements could have forced many Texas clinics to close, especially outside major metropolitan areas.
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Telecom incumbents like Verizon and AT&T, are focusing on building out fiber in major metropolitan areas.
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Or that today the metropolitan areas that welcome the most immigrants also have the most vigorous economies.
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Outside of major metropolitan areas, there are fewer cultural offerings—but there's also a bit more freedom.
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The Knot found that venues in the city are cheaper as compared to other big metropolitan areas.
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Metropolitan areas that saw the highest flipping returns were Pittsburgh, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cleveland.
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Metropolitan areas with at least one million residents provided just under half of America's jobs in 2010.
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Previous studies have suggested an association, but most have been based on small populations in metropolitan areas.
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There is already clear evidence that the economic prosperity of cities and metropolitan areas benefits small towns.
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Nor was farming the only activity giving people a reason to live far from major metropolitan areas.
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Another possibility is that North Korean agents will introduce BW into water supplies for major metropolitan areas.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton narrowly beat Trump across the 27 counties in Texas' four major metropolitan areas.
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The very idea of counting paper ballots, especially in large metropolitan areas, might seem quaint and unsophisticated.
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Ralph Northam, the Democratic governor-elect, didn't only lose outside of the big metropolitan areas, and badly.
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School segregation is more predominant in metropolitan areas, and it can impact funding, The Washington Post reports.
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The government committee follows on a 523 decision to improve public transport in the country's metropolitan areas.
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Thus, smart cities will start to become the norm in the major metropolitan areas of the world.
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Of the 79 metropolitan areas covered by Reis, 29 showed a rise in vacancies in the quarter.
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They are in or near metropolitan areas with big companies that are sources of more experienced workers.
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This is mainly because we tend to focus on major metropolitan areas, where prices generally skew higher.
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Bidding wars are to be expected with most offers, especially in larger metropolitan areas and their suburbs.
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Overall, newsroom diversity is at 22 percent, up slightly but below newsrooms in most big metropolitan areas.
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When we invest in finding ways to grow rural communities we, in turn, grow our metropolitan areas.
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Hundreds of counties have only one marketplace insurer next year, although competition is higher in metropolitan areas.
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For as long as I can remember, I've always been fascinated by architecture, especially in metropolitan areas.
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The episode shone a light on the massive affordable housing crisis plaguing metropolitan areas across the nation.
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If you like to work out in non-metropolitan areas, the Run earbuds might be great for you.
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A lot of this is centered, it seems, in Silicon Valley and some other metropolitan areas as well.
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Especially in metropolitan areas, your lungs are constantly exposed to dust and pollutants like diesel exhaust and soot.
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Over the next seven years, it expanded to eight other metropolitan areas, including Austin and Salt Lake City.
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Overall, monthly prices were up in 12 metropolitan areas surveyed, while three were down and 12 were unchanged.
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The paper is about New York City specifically, but probably has similar implications for other large metropolitan areas.
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The start-up's focus is more on large urban metropolitan areas, while Wal-Mart's stronghold is more rural.
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Commuters in large metropolitan areas, especially Washington, D.C., New York City, and Los Angeles, had it far worse.
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Our analysis: We ranked major metropolitan areas based on the criteria above, and eliminated cities in coastal states.
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On average, rates of police-involved fatalities were highest in large metropolitan areas and lowest in suburban areas.
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That's an average, too, so people living in major metropolitan areas can tack on a few more bucks.
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They also compete over local employers in 35 metropolitan areas, like New York, Los Angeles and St. Louis.
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Critics said the requirements could have forced many Texas abortion clinics to close, especially outside major metropolitan areas.
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In this election, I'd guess Hillary Clinton will fare even better in metropolitan areas than President Obama did.
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Often that means giving up prime locations and setting their sights a little farther out from metropolitan areas.
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We analyzed the price change patterns experienced by the 50 largest metropolitan areas during the last housing cycle.
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All four of these metropolitan areas had less than six months supply of inventory for sale in 2005.
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Like Currid-Halkett's aspirational class, to which most of them belong, NIMBYers cluster in densely populated metropolitan areas.
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The doctors in counties that had the greatest amount of money poured into them were urban, metropolitan areas.
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Of course, you'll have better luck finding your dream car in more metropolitan areas, at least for now.
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Two overwhelmingly white states should not go first, and more major metropolitan areas should get to vote sooner.
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We as a society could have dispersed low-income families across less dense public projects throughout metropolitan areas.
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The "inner city" became a catch-all term to condemn communities of color in America's major metropolitan areas.
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Reports of coyote killings have come from major metropolitan areas like Los Angeles and the suburbs of Chicago.
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Large metropolitan areas on the coasts, like Seattle, San Francisco, Boston, New York and Washington, are thriving economically.
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Metropolitan Areas Within a Four-Hour Drive An hour from New York City and two hours from Philadelphia.
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Democratic-leaning voters are clustered in major metropolitan areas, which makes many legislative districts and states tilt Republican.
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The Times examined how two metropolitan areas, Manila, above left, and San Francisco, are handling rising sea levels.
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Mr. Tarsin added that the largest populations lived in the greater metropolitan areas of Los Angeles and Washington.
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For people in major metropolitan areas, transit systems are vital, connecting them to jobs, schools, and social communities.
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One cause of school segregation within American metropolitan areas is the intentional gerrymandering caused by school-district lines.
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The pattern repeated itself across well-educated metropolitan areas and enclaves, including college towns like Auburn and Tuscaloosa.
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It already covers most of the coastal cities, as well as Texas and major metropolitan areas in the Midwest.
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Notable: The survey also found huge differences in physician pay between different metropolitan areas, sometimes within the same state.
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The overall score was calculated by averaging the rank of each metric against other metropolitan areas in the study.
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The consumer researchers compared 35 SCI-run funeral homes and 103 independent funeral homes in 10 major metropolitan areas.
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This new tool "provides historical aggregated speed data along street segments for select metropolitan areas," the company's website says.
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Starbucks says it will be expanding the service to seven more metropolitan areas in the US starting next year.
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Across the country, city planners wanted to make it as easy as possible for drivers to access metropolitan areas.
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Yes, it is true that home prices, on average in 20 major metropolitan areas are above the 2007 peak.
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Economists had estimated that the 20-city composite index, which covers major metropolitan areas, rose 0.8% month-on-month.
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Tech is still growing increasingly concentrated in a few prospering metropolitan areas while the rest of the country drifts.
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A ban in key metropolitan areas could hinder the development of the potential market, which would concern U.S. traders.
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A larger percentage of America's food-insecure households are outside metropolitan areas, according to the US Department of Agriculture.
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In 2013, it was 61 percent nationally, and in 20 major metropolitan areas, the suburban immigrant population has doubled.
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But as Uber has demonstrated, there's a ton of demand for on-demand rides restricted to major metropolitan areas.
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The sheer size of the tech sector already tops the gross domestic product of several U.S. metropolitan areas. Amazon.
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Avalanches will block your local commute to work and volcanic eruptions could leave entire metropolitan areas covered in ash.
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Home prices in major metropolitan areas continued to rise in December, though the gains came in slightly behind expectations.
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"These readings are consistent with signals from other indicators of soft resale markets in those metropolitan areas," Pinsonneault said.
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Now more than ever, metropolitan areas around the world need to be monitored closely to ensure safe living conditions.
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This is a serious problem in the United States since the majority of the population lives in metropolitan areas.
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Metropolitan areas that include "sex" in them, like Middlesex County, New Jersey, are frequent targets of poorly programmed algorithms.
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Prices climbed in 11 of the 27 metropolitan areas surveyed, led by Montreal and Ottawa, while six reported declines.
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Both the affluent, white-collar Democratic seats, and their racially diverse districts, are heavily concentrated in major metropolitan areas.
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In the chart below, you'll find the top 10 metropolitan areas where Southern startups closed the most funding rounds.
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Clinton just couldn't make up enough of the difference in Ohio's major metropolitan areas of Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati.
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The Dallas and Houston metropolitan areas saw the biggest influx of new people, welcoming more than 23,000 residents each.
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Experts say that sales of the flower have increased as migration shifted from rural areas towards more metropolitan areas.
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Among metropolitan areas nationwide, Atlantic City and its surrounding area had the highest rate in 2015 at 3.43 percent.
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Counties outside metropolitan areas — mostly small towns and rural areas — draw and lose roughly even numbers from domestic migration.
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Or look at the senators, like Sherrod Brown and Claire McCaskill, who hold their own outside of metropolitan areas.
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I moved to Ephraim, Utah 15 years ago after an equal amount of time living in major metropolitan areas.
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Seven of the 11 metropolitan areas in the index showed gains, with Montreal rising 1.1% and Vancouver up 0.8%.
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Reuters said its analysis of statewide voting rolls found it may be boosting Republicans in Ohio's largest metropolitan areas.
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They cited evidence from a yearslong investigation in which housing advocates visited Fannie-owned properties in 38 metropolitan areas.
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The metropolitan areas with the most rapid per-person income growth since 1980 have had only modest population increases.
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Just those 20 thriving metropolitan areas provided her over 28 million votes -- more than two-fifths of her total.
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Trump also won comfortably in the smaller communities that are not included in the nation's roughly 226 metropolitan areas.
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At Brookings, Shearer created the Metro Monitor, a report on economic growth in the 100 largest U.S. metropolitan areas.
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We created a set of charts for several metropolitan areas that look at school quality, home price and commute.
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In smaller metropolitan areas of less than 250,000 the average white lives in a neighborhood that is 79% white.
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The Washington, D.C., Dallas-Fort Worth and New York metropolitan areas have the highest average debt in absolute terms.
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Six of the 11 metropolitan areas in the index showed increases, led by a 1% rise for Quebec City.
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Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin had been considered reliable territory for Democrats, with locked-in majorities in the metropolitan areas.
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The expansion will open up the retailer to 100 metropolitan areas, reaching more than 40 percent of U.S. households.
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Among whites, death rates have risen by 224 percent in metropolitan areas and by 343 percent in nonmetro areas.
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One is that it often feels like segregation, especially in metropolitan areas, is just an accepted feature of America.
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Kids outside of metropolitan areas were also less likely to be covered when compared to those in major cities.
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Muro says the Trump counties, mostly located outside the core metropolitan areas, have benefited from several factors under his presidency.
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Washington, for its part, is neither the largest, or the richest, or the fastest growing of America's major metropolitan areas.
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On Tuesday the company announced free two-hour grocery delivery for Prime members in more than 20 major metropolitan areas.
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These locales are all based around nearly two dozen major metropolitan areas, including New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
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It has to diversify its user base beyond just metropolitan areas where young people experiment with cooking nice meals periodically.
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There's simply no good alternative to increasing the quantity of dwellings available in the expensive parts of expensive metropolitan areas.
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A new study by the American Medical Association found that 73% of metropolitan areas have highly concentrated health insurance markets.
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Though its AmazonFresh program is more advanced than its meal kits programs, both are still limited to certain metropolitan areas.
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While spectrum in certain geographic areas around metropolitan areas is attractive, there is a glut in secondary markets, analysts said.
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People are well-educated in Lisbon, and salaries are lower than in other European metropolitan areas, as are living costs.
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Despite a 1.28 percent drop in January, Dallas maintained its top ranking among metropolitan areas for the 16th consecutive month.
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The turnout and "Yes" vote were consistent across rural towns, regional centers, outer suburbs and metropolitan areas like capital cities.
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Homer aims to solve a big problem faced by restaurant owners in highly dense metropolitan areas, especially New York City.
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Since then, droves of young workers have flocked to the country's metropolitan areas -- where the jobs, wages, and opportunities are.
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It's no huge surprise that rural, poorer areas had the lowest life expectancies and richer, more metropolitan areas the highest.
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"If he left office, things would be under the control of Houthis," who had no experience running large metropolitan areas.
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Two other metropolitan areas in Colorado — Fort Collins and Greeley — also topped the list, at second and fourth place, respectively.
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They are also having trouble finding buildable, desirable land near metropolitan areas, where so many young buyers want to be.
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Had the justices upheld the entire law, as few as seven clinics would have remained, all in major metropolitan areas.
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Since the last census, 85033 of the nation's 25 largest metropolitan areas have grown by more than 10 percentage points.
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"Hotspot metropolitan areas" included Portland, Seattle, Phoenix and Detroit, according to Hotez's study published in the Public Library of Science.
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As young people with means and opportunity flee to metropolitan areas, the population of low-skilled, rural America is declining.
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It's a higher rate for the 50 largest metropolitan areas combined, with 4.9 people per 100,000 killed by a gun.
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The number of people with pre-existing medical conditions varies substantially between metropolitan areas, according to Kaiser Family Foundation data.
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Left alone, it would be years before the geographic expansion of major metropolitan areas translates into political victories for Democrats.
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The only things they exported anymore were their brightest young minds for the promises of economic hope in metropolitan areas.
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Ian Shepherdson, the chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said inflation was already rising fast in metropolitan areas with low unemployment.
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And the Dayton area's drift is part of something much larger: Democrats are getting hammered outside of major metropolitan areas.
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Amazon warehouses are often close to metropolitan areas so orders can be delivered to population centers as quickly as possible.
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That includes suburbs, exurbs, and beyond, such as second-tier cities or marginal centers that lie outside of metropolitan areas.
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The graphic ranks, left to right, the percentage of whites in every municipality within the nation's top 22010 metropolitan areas.
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But most of those jobs are being created in larger metropolitan areas, an analysis of Census Bureau business data shows.
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"Courts are traditionally hostile to noise complaints arising in metropolitan areas," said Adam Leitman Bailey, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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Mr. Sanders's supporters are younger and perhaps more likely to live in the college towns or in major metropolitan areas.
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Six of the 11 metropolitan areas in the index showed increases, all of which are in central or eastern Canada.
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Urban areas added jobs at a pace more than twice as fast as non-metropolitan areas, the Census Bureau reported.
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In 2000 the average white resident in America's 100 largest metropolitan areas lived in a neighbourhood that was 79% white.
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The state capital provides a wholesome, heartland life at a fraction of the cost of most metropolitan areas its size.
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The company previously said it was looking at metropolitan areas with 1 million people and a stable, business-friendly environment.
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Some are adjacent to metropolitan areas and benefit from regionally strong labor supplies as well as nearby demands for workers.
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The data for the study came from the Truven Health MarketScan Commercial Database, which breaks down information by metropolitan areas.
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Americans and immigrants from abroad are flocking to the nation's metropolitan areas in droves, pursuing new jobs and economic opportunity.
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We've created a set of charts for several U.S. metropolitan areas that look at school quality, home price and commute.
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The metropolitan areas of New York and Boston could see 4 inches of snow followed by a coating of ice.
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Eintracht Frankfurt and Hertha Berlin both represent huge metropolitan areas full of foreigners, where English is the unofficial second language.
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Moreover, nine states, 54 metropolitan areas, and 165 counties have inequality gaps wider than the national gap of 25.3 times.
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Using information on the cost of living across metropolitan areas over time from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), my research shows that increases in the cost of housing are associated with an increase in the wages that companies pay, but only in metropolitan areas that rank high in terms of their land use restrictiveness.
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In addition, many metropolitan areas in China forbid the sale of pickups as they wrestle with how to cut pollution levels.
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Successful stores, restaurants, and other businesses can be expanded or franchised to other metropolitan areas, allowing good ideas to spread quickly.
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CoStar's Suzanne Mulvee agreed that even in some of the better metropolitan areas, it doesn't make sense to have multiple stores.
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Paul region is about four times the overall rate, which at 22014 percent is among the lowest among major metropolitan areas.
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However, many of the hard drugs used in Europe and America are too expensive for those Africans living outside metropolitan areas.
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Flood warnings (green on the map) remain in effect this evening for portions of the Baltimore and Washington DC metropolitan areas.
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Also note that Amazon currently has two-hour delivery in two dozen metropolitan areas, and same-day delivery in many more.
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CVS said it planned to expand the pilot project to 50 stores in four metropolitan areas by the end of 2019.
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And that's required in most major metropolitan areas in the US and we're the only smart lock that has that feature.
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But that has come with significant losses for the GOP inside metropolitan areas even in red states, like Texas and Georgia.
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Today the biggest housing pressures are in the urbanized parts of the San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego metropolitan areas.
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Once we get past that easy hurdle, then it's ... look, it's no surprise that you will build out metropolitan areas first.
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A strong connection can lead to better downloads, but that's not, at least in densely populated metropolitan areas, the typical experience.
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Not surprisingly, they center around major metropolitan areas with larger Uber riderships, like New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, and Dallas.
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Additionally, Reuters reports that Ikea is planning to open smaller stores in different metropolitan areas to provide access to more customers.
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However, in major metropolitan areas these spaces are sometimes prohibitively expensive, with membership rates of 200 dollars a month and up.
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But Mr. Cruz has not had this problem in less liberal metropolitan areas in the Midwest, like Milwaukee; Grand Rapids, Mich.
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In 2016, more than 12 percent of American households in cities, as well as non-metropolitan areas didn't have enough food.
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The three largest metropolitan areas in the country — New York, Los Angeles and Chicago — all lost residents between 2017 and 2018.
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She didn't disclose the location of IQOS' launch market, though she did say they will be focused in major metropolitan areas.
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Glickman pointed to mid-tier metropolitan areas such as Louisville, Ky.; Columbus, Ohio; Las Vegas; New Orleans — and Salt Lake City.
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That centralization of total economic activity into the very largest metropolitan areas remains the "structural underpinning of the economy, " Muro says.
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Worse still, the proportion of minorities in metropolitan areas are often far above the national average, compounding the vulnerability of minorities.
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About 3713 million jobs — over one in five across the metropolitan areas in the study — pay more than the median wage.
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It's unclear whether other younger workers are willing to go rural; there's a perception that recent college graduates prefer metropolitan areas.
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In metropolitan areas, there is also a shortage, but not as severe: two thirds of hospitals in those places have intensivists.
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Des Moines and Iowa's other largest metropolitan areas have enjoyed a boost from the technology and health-care sectors, Swenson said.
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Half of the nation's 10 most populous metropolitan areas — New York, Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia and Boston — include portions of multiple states.
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The lawsuit relies on data the groups collected while investigating 2,300 foreclosed properties in 38 metropolitan areas between 2011 and 2015.
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Resorts that are within driving distance of major metropolitan areas, in particular, are coping with powder day throngs not seen before.
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Larger cities voted overwhelmingly for Clinton At the county level, the nation's growing diversity has concentrated in the biggest metropolitan areas.
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Skilled work is increasingly concentrated in high-rent metropolitan areas, so more young people are tapping into their parents' bank accounts.
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The election reinforces the feeling that the prosperity of many metropolitan areas is not shared by the rest of the country.
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Major metropolitan areas like New York and Seattle are among some of the most expensive places in the country to buy.
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Both cover the suburban portions of major metropolitan areas (Chicago and New York) and are low or medium in population density.
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The rates were 25 percent higher among people living in rural counties as opposed to those living in major metropolitan areas.
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Just a hundred years ago we were almost a hunter-gatherer society and did indeed have farming in major metropolitan areas.
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New York City joins other major metropolitan areas, including Chicago, Boston and Dallas, in offering free lunch to all its students.
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Even those not living within city limits benefit because it enables them to travel into metropolitan areas for better-paying jobs.
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They've taken place in metropolitan areas like Austin or Denver, contending against urban sprawl, which prompted residents to commute by car.
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Campaigns would only concentrate on high-population states, and more specifically, metropolitan areas, because that is where more voters are located.
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Sinclair focuses on medium-sized metropolitan areas (favoring those ranking between the 50th to 21625th-largest), like Omaha, Dayton, and Mobile.
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The aggregate suicide rate for counties outside of metropolitan areas climbed about 14% over the five-year period ending in 2016.
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Urgent urbanization after the world wars resulted in homogeneous scenery in every corner of Japan, from small towns to metropolitan areas.
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Income differences between age groups, education groups and especially occupations are far more meaningful than differences between states or metropolitan areas.
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These factors may explain why Gallup research finds that people outside of large metropolitan areas tend to rate community quality higher.
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According to new data from Yelp, the share of Chinese restaurants in the top 20 metropolitan areas has been consistently falling.
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This suburban-based party is much less dependent than earlier Democratic majorities on culturally conservative white voters outside of major metropolitan areas.
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All major U.S. metropolitan areas fall within either 284 miles of the border or are near a port of entry or both.
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There will be some to the northwest of the major metropolitan areas that will chalk this up as a major forecast success.
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Lack of affordable housing in metropolitan areas, especially those on the West Coast that have become synonymous with the booming tech industry.
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In 250 US metropolitan areas and 21962 smaller American markets, Walmart controls 21988% or more of grocery sales, according to the report.
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That said, there likely aren't going to be package-delivery drones in major metropolitan areas like New York City any time soon.
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As it turns out, certain metropolitan areas are particularly thrifty when it comes to shopping, according to a new report from Coupons.com.
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Secondary tech hubs like Seattle, Portland and Dallas reported the highest annual gains among the 20 metropolitan areas measured by the index.
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That means it's limited to cities where such services are available, which includes a few major metropolitan areas I the U.S. currently.
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Much of Trump's rhetoric has appealed to rural white voters who have felt left behind in a recovery concentrated in metropolitan areas.
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First, we're seeing a flight from Trump among well-educated suburban white voters in major metropolitan areas like Denver, Philadelphia and Atlanta.
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Among major cities and metropolitan areas, Phoenix had the highest average level, at almost 400 times the California health goal: 63 ppb.
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Relying on African American and Hispanic turnout in metropolitan areas, Clinton's campaign thinks Trump can't win in November without winning the state.
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And while many metropolitan areas all over the world tend to follow major trends, each locale puts its own spin on them.
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The study also found that many millennials, especially those in metropolitan areas, significantly underestimate how much a down payment will cost them.
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Although the car-sharing portion is starting out small, Maven plans to expand into other major U.S. metropolitan areas later this year.
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Boston is one of several big coastal metropolitan areas suffering from a severe housing shortage driven by excessive limits on housing construction.
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The analysis found some of the greatest discrimination in four metropolitan areas: Pennsylvania's Philadelphia, Massachusetts' Worcester, Connecticut's Hartford and New Jersey's Camden.
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"It's pretty clear that some metropolitan areas are doing really well," said Andrew McAfee, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Last year, reporters at the Center for Investigative Reporting combed through 31 million mortgage lending records in dozens of U.S. metropolitan areas.
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So, rural areas had 24.53-14% higher total fertility rates for each year compared to metropolitan areas, but they're still low comparatively.
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At $846 per week, average weekly wages in the region rank 46th among the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, BLS data show.
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It was Mr. Kasich, not Mr. Cruz, who seemed to benefit most from Mr. Rubio's weakness there and in other metropolitan areas.
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Seattle, San Francisco, and other prosperous metropolitan areas, similarly, aren't rich today because they never lost any good-paying jobs or industries.
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The service works best in major metropolitan areas, where people are walking past hundreds or thousands of people on a given day.
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Ufinet operates in 14 countries in Latin America and manages more than 49,000 kilometers of fiber, almost a third in metropolitan areas.
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These results make Detroit by far the most enthusiastic of Amazon's HQ2 prospects among all large metropolitan areas in the United States.
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"What really supports golf is trends, and the trend right now is projects 50 miles outside of major metropolitan areas," he said.
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Now, due to the size and scale of our metropolitan areas, because of the investments in knowledge institutions, it's becoming more expensive.
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With long charging times and relatively few charging stations in most metropolitan areas, they're significantly less convenient than conventional gasoline-powered cars.
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Metropolitan Areas Within a Four-Hour Drive Three hours from Los Angeles and four hours from the Silicon Valley and San Jose.
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The state's metropolitan areas continue to prosper, with an influx of white-collar workers drawn to their thriving finance and technology sectors.
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Over a six-week period, Project New Dawn yielded 1,378 arrests, most in metropolitan areas around New York, Newark, Houston and Atlanta.
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A separate survey this year by Gallup-Healthways interviewed thousands of Americans to measure their well-being across nearly 190 metropolitan areas.
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The South is also home to 21 of the 25 metropolitan areas with the highest H.I.V. prevalence among gay and bisexual men.
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According to outage website Down Detector, reports of an outage affected major metropolitan areas including Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Chicago and New York.
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The method would push scarce organs to people in metropolitan areas where there is high demand, our Post colleague Lenny Bernstein reports.
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The impact of the loss of minor league baseball may be hard for people who live in large metropolitan areas to understand.
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The national unemployment rate replaced a narrower monthly calculation discontinued last month by IBGE that covered only Brazil's six largest metropolitan areas.
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This year's election map clearly shows it has with only the metropolitan areas around Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo showing support for Democrats.
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Many of the Wall Street funds are geared toward major metropolitan areas on the East and West Coasts, particularly New York City.
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Both Waymo and Cruise — considered the leaders in autonomous vehicle testing — have focused on launching in single metropolitan areas before expanding elsewhere.
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The result has been skyrocketing housing prices and — more importantly — slow population growth in metropolitan areas like San Francisco, New York, and Boston.
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Even in 2018, most people who identify as queer continue to live in large metropolitan areas like San Francisco and New York City.
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He said that's a reversal from earlier in the 2010 decade when big cities and large metropolitan areas were growing faster than suburbs.
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This was the case in 2016 when the EFF backed opposition Democratic Alliance officials to run key metropolitan areas including the capital Pretoria.
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Labour's membership has bulged in metropolitan areas, with some local parties trebling in size; in Walsall it has risen by barely a third.
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The combination of its Shipt delivery system, store design and affordable prices, the host said, is letting the company win the metropolitan areas.
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Other startups like Ofo and Mobike in China have made a business out of providing bikes on-demand in high volume metropolitan areas.
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The Milken Institute ranked 381 metropolitan areas based on 83 indicators that cover a city's livability, employment opportunities, education, community engagement and wellness.
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But I understand many people don't live in major metropolitan areas, and thus have access to probably the most private office nap spot.
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Instead, the Lyft partnership gives GM the opportunity to build self-driving cars that, like Lyft's service, only operate in major metropolitan areas.
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Visitors to the site were greeted with several columns of links, which directed them to listings for various metropolitan areas around the country.
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In locations like the Gulf Coast, Texas Triangle, Great Lakes and Southern California, metropolitan areas are cooperating across borders to share new ideas.
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The upswing is real, but the gains have been strongest for people living in large metropolitan areas and for those with college degrees.
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Previous leaders of the party seemed to focus on voters in our larger metropolitan areas and treated the rural communities as an afterthought.
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Recent studies show that most all of the population growth in our top 6900 metropolitan areas comes directly from growth in the suburbs.
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Three unique, major hurricanes have hit three distinct, major metropolitan areas—and the damage was far more extensive than had been planned for.
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One states that use of Spanish is actually declining in major U.S. metropolitan areas and another shows that Latino identity fades across generations.
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Now, it's moving to get Superchargers in more populated city centers, in addition to highway and travel destination spots outside of metropolitan areas.
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Despite the rollout of the NBN now reaching deep into metropolitan areas, Australia's mobile internet continues to comfortably outperform fixed line, averaging 2150Mbps.
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Moon's plan to build 13,000 homes in metropolitan areas remains on paper for now and developers are reluctant to build outside the capital.
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It has grown faster in German metropolitan areas, where it is now above 20%, than in the regions over the past two years.
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The same could be said of other urban and majority-black suburban metropolitan areas where upticks in gun violence have raged on unabated.
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Clinton's success is not a product of population increases alone; political changes are evident in the Republican decline in these major metropolitan areas.
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ACSM said all three of these metropolitan areas had increased walking by residents, more parkland, and lower levels of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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Seven of the 21997 largest metropolitan areas in the U.S. are on or near the coast, accounting for more than 2400 million people.
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Ozone levels in Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Glacier and 29 other parks differed little from those in the country's 20 largest metropolitan areas.
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Last year, researchers at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program reported that smaller metropolitan areas would be disproportionately hurt by a trade shock.
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The research was prescient: almost half the "hotspot" metropolitan areas the scientists noted — particularly Washington State, Texas and Michigan — saw outbreaks this year.
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Like other anchors of major metropolitan areas, Atlanta is struggling with severe income inequality, the perils of gentrification and gridlock for its commuters.
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To make such a system extensive enough to serve one of the world's biggest metropolitan areas, with private funding, seems a herculean proposition.
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Jeffrey Passel, a Pew senior demographer, and his team estimated changes in undocumented populations for roughly 180 metropolitan areas between 2007 and 2016.
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Conversely, however, the transformation of the G.O.P. into a white nationalist party alienates voters — even white voters — in those big, successful metropolitan areas.
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The findings show that Uber and Lyft account for just 1-3 percent of VMT in the broader metropolitan areas of each city.
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Metropolitan Areas Within a Four-Hour Drive 5503 minutes from Chicago, two hours from Indianapolis and three-and-a-half hours from Detroit.
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Calculator Of the largest 50 largest metropolitan areas in the United States, only one is less expensive than it was a year ago.
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The city has built only 16 branches the past two decades, a paltry 8 percent increase, and nothing compared with rival metropolitan areas.
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An Amazon spokeswoman noted, however, that the company had recently opened warehouses in two distressed cities in larger metropolitan areas, Fall River, Mass.
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HSN.com recently calculated the salary required to afford a median-price home in 27 of the largest metropolitan areas in the United States.
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According to the American Lung Association, seven of the country's 10 metropolitan areas with the worst ozone or smog pollution are in California.
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Rural areas are lagging metropolitan areas in numerous measures, but within metro areas the suburbs are growing faster in both population and jobs.
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EPA partially acknowledged the problem by granting 2628 metropolitan areas – including St. Louis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. – more time to comply.
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They have already done so in three major metropolitan areas where the A.N.C. failed to get a majority in the last local election.
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The drugs were hauled over land to large distribution centers in the Los Angeles, New York and Chicago metropolitan areas, according to prosecutors.
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Check out our interactive map of auto emissions in America, which shows carbon dioxide from traffic in major metropolitan areas around the country.
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In smaller non-metropolitan areas, the number of people who were locked in on voting rose by 6 points from 2015 to 60%.
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Larger metropolitan areas tend to have more people who are covered under private employer health insurance, boosting the percentage of higher-paying patients.
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And it could also spread to states with metropolitan areas experiencing significant Hispanic population growth such as Texas, Georgia, North Carolina and Florida.
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And the small towns that once defined Middle America are dying as big metropolitan areas outpace them in job creation and cultural dominance.
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The big problem is that in the most expensive metropolitan areas it is illegal to deploy these technologies on large swaths of land.
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Rural Iowa has lost population in recent decades, and the rural areas are generally far older than the liberal college towns and metropolitan areas.
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Cities and metropolitan areas tend to offer the most consistent access to rape kits, but some have have only one hospital that provides them.
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We analyzed census data spanning four decades from 1970 to 2010 for 200 randomly selected metropolitan areas, which include center cities and surrounding suburbs.
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But the state gets more purple around major metropolitan areas and in eastern areas like the Third District, which includes parts of Kansas City.
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"However, I would have to advise individuals against wearing a yarmulke in metropolitan areas in Germany," Schuster told German radio station Radioeins on Tuesday.
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The majority of orders come from the largest metropolitan areas: Chicago, where Grubhub headquarters, is responsible for 2617 percent of the orders, Maloney reported.
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The market concentration of insurers is higher than that of providers in only 6% of metropolitan areas, according to researchers at the Commonwealth Fund.
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Whole Foods would immediately give Amazon hundreds of nodes in residential and metropolitan areas that have the capability of handling fresh food and produce.
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Across a wide range of industries the share of output generated by America's top four metropolitan areas for each industry has risen, often substantially.
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And in metropolitan areas (meaning areas around a city with a population of over 1 million), the number of overdoses grew by 15 percent.
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The New York City and Washington, DC, metropolitan areas are both in the top 303% for per capita incomes among metro or micropolitan areas.
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The idea was to start fresh with the American city, and then implement proven innovations on urban design in metropolitan areas around the country.
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Where it stands: Even in large metropolitan areas, the current supply of wheelchair-accessible vehicles is too low to provide reliable, on-demand transportation.
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The number of Brazilians with jobs in the six major metropolitan areas surveyed by IBGE fell 2.7 percent from January 2015 to 23.0 million.
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Initial reports indicate that the earthquake was felt as far north as Nebraska, and in large metropolitan areas such as Dallas and St. Louis.
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A separate Labor report showed that unemployment was lower in 308 of the 388 U.S. metropolitan areas, up in 58 and unchanged in 22.
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FROM PEN: Nina Dobrev Without Makeup Is Just as Beautiful as Nina Dobrev with Makeup Many metropolitan areas excel in one or the other.
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Pew's report states that most immigrants live in just 20 major metropolitan areas, with the largest populations in Los Angeles, Miami and New York.
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Commuters faced delayed trains and buses and traffic was heavy heading into major metropolitan areas as many roads remained clogged with drifts of snow.
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Metropolitan areas and warmer climates are easier to handle, and he typically picks up odd jobs at tourist locations or washing dishes at restaurants.
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London is a Labour city; in Britain, as across northern Europe, the centre-left vote has held up better in metropolitan areas than elsewhere.
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At a quick glance, red and blue metropolitan areas are performing equally well on average in the most watched indicators of labor market health.
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And the firearm suicide rate for older men in rural areas is more than 20 times the rate for older women in metropolitan areas.
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The economic gains have been particularly strong for people who live in the nation's large metropolitan areas and for those who have college degrees.
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It does not fit into Citi's consumer strategy in other emerging markets where it focuses on customers in high-growth metropolitan areas, he said.
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One criticism companies like SoulCycle have faced is they only work in major metropolitan areas where people are willing to spend $35 per class.
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This is an increase from 2012-13, when the national rate was 3.7 per 100,000 nationwide and 303 per 100,000 for major metropolitan areas.
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But prices were either lower or unchanged in two-thirds of the metropolitan areas covered in the survey, including Calgary, where prices were flat.
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How do you build off of anger toward an economy that fails the middle class, but still align with professionals, innovators, and metropolitan areas?
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Many people will be surprised to find out that we are sitting in one of the most racially polarized metropolitan areas in the country.
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" Specifically, he feared that elections would "strongly tilt" in favor of "candidates who can win huge electoral margins in the country's major metropolitan areas.
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Nationwide, a majority of blacks in large metropolitan areas now live in the suburbs, a huge demographic shift, particularly among the black middle class.
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These may include scores of cinema screens, venues for public performances, restaurants and retail space, becoming new centers for economic activity in metropolitan areas.
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In the decades after World War II, the share of jobs in big metropolitan areas actually declined, as employment growth spread to smaller cities.
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The study examined 31 million mortgage records and found disturbing evidence in 61 metropolitan areas, including Atlanta, Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis and San Antonio.
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Major metropolitan areas that were already among the country's most affluent regions — like New York, Boston, Chicago and San Francisco — have pulled further away.
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Amid orders to stay at home imposed in most major metropolitan areas, applicants — unable to meet with their counsel — must do everything by mail.
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The pilot was implemented with around 700 families in five metropolitan areas, including New York and Los Angeles, and it was a huge success.
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Businesses in the new economy want access to large pools of highly educated workers, which can be found only in big, rich metropolitan areas.
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Drugs and related procedures, like genetic screening, push the average price in most major metropolitan areas to well above $220,2000 per cycle, FertilityIQ found.
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Calculator A new study examines the share of primary homes owned by the native-born and foreign-born in America's most populated metropolitan areas.
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These "super rats" are on the rise in metropolitan areas across the globe and they're getting smarter, stronger, and larger in number every day.
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The cities have a lot to offerAnd while most people visit Canada to spend time in nature, its metropolitan areas are pretty great, too.
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The federal data show ridership of public transportation systems increased in just six of the nation's 28503 largest metropolitan areas between 22019 and 2016.
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Muro, like many economic analysts, is dubious that anything Trump does can meaningfully unwind the consolidation of economic opportunity into the largest metropolitan areas.
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But it would diminish its odds in the struggle for the House, where the central battlefield is white-collar suburbs around major metropolitan areas.
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Especially for those living in major metropolitan areas, it often seems that you're forced to fly to and from a limited list of places.
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Anyone who has tried to use Bluetooth earbuds in crowded metropolitan areas has likely noticed this issue regardless of the specific devices at hand.
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He performed well or at least ahead of where most Democrats have in the state's metropolitan areas in last month's all-party primary election.
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The data shows that the approximately 30 million residents of the state's three biggest metropolitan areas spend a lot of money essentially going nowhere.
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Around the country, many fast-growing metropolitan areas are facing a brutal shortage of affordable places to live, leading to gentrification, homelessness, even disease.
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These are the incomes you need to afford a home in 15 major U.S. metropolitan areas, ranked from lowest median home price to highest.
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Moreover, people living in smaller towns or cities tend to rate the quality of their communities higher than residents of large metropolitan areas do.
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Big cities and their surrounding suburbs have strict regulations that effectively limit how much housing can be built in the most economically dynamic metropolitan areas.
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New development includes projects closer in to metropolitan areas, as e-commerce companies now seek to deliver goods to consumers in hours rather than days.
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These associations are strong and stable evidence that immigration does not cause crime to increase in U.S. metropolitan areas, and may even help reduce it.
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There are 31 days in January, so you'd be looking at upwards of $90 for a month's worth of Grande coffees in most metropolitan areas.
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While they might be able to build cheaper homes farther outside major metropolitan areas, doing so is risky, given that demand there is so weak.
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Approximately 575,000 undocumented immigrants reside in the city and make up 8.7% of its overall population — more than double the national average for metropolitan areas.
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That was the sixth-worst ratio among the country's 260 metropolitan areas with significant black populations, a New York Times analysis of the data shows.
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Another solution would be to provide more affordable housing in central locations in the metropolitan areas closest to fire zones like Denver and San Francisco.
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And as new micro-mobility options become available in more metropolitan areas, that encourages cities to push the envelope of what they're comfortable experimenting with.
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What's more, the researchers estimated that more of the deaths from accidental injuries and lung disease were preventable in rural regions than in metropolitan areas.
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Most of the suicides in the study happened where the majority of people in Maryland live – in metropolitan areas with at least 1 million residents.
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Key for Garage is set for launch sometime between April and June in 37 cities in the US, including major metropolitan areas (excluding New York).
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At last year's election the party lost support in metropolitan areas, undoing a decade of patient work by David Cameron to woo socially liberal voters.
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DAVID FABER: Speaking of that and other services, why are you promoting to a certain extent in certain metropolitan areas the use of mass transit?
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Image: GettyThe proposal deadline has come and gone on Amazon's unusually public search to plant a second headquarters in one of North America's metropolitan areas.
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"There are 26 major metropolitan areas in the U.S., and we're in five," Trump Hotels CEO Eric Danziger said on Tuesday, as reported by Bloomberg.
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Less than four months after its initial launch, YouTube TV is tripling its market offering from being available in just 5 metropolitan areas to 15.
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Two other New York metropolitan areas, including New York City, round out the top three areas of the U.S. with the highest rates of refusal.
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While Morrison's conservative politics may not be popular in some metropolitan areas of Australia, they are expected to resonate in the northeastern state of Queensland.
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Reversing the pervasive urban decline of 20th century's final decades, opportunity is once again flowing into the urban cores of the nation's largest metropolitan areas.
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Buyers in 15 of the 27 metropolitan areas surveyed saw no change, while growth in eight areas was offset by declines in the remaining four.
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Those factors have helped turn states like Nevada and Colorado blue, as large metropolitan areas like Las Vegas and Denver dominate more conservative rural areas.
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However, in some major metropolitan areas, such as New York and San Francisco, raising a family can require hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.
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U.S. News & World Report just released its third annual ranking of America's 125 largest metropolitan areas based on affordability, job prospects and quality of life.
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Trade added more than a point to growth in 20 metropolitan areas, and finance, insurance and real estate add a percentage point in 48 metros.
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This emerging Democratic advantage includes energized support from non-white voters, elevated party turnout in metropolitan areas and stronger performance in well-educated suburban communities.
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"Commuting is a basic necessity, (but) in metropolitan areas and cities we have a public transport system that is not good enough," said Yamaha's Kurian.
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As well as shorter individual journey times, these connected metropolitan areas, which rely on the internet of things, promise improved road safety and less pollution.
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Most people mistakenly believe these pioneering establishments occur in overwhelmingly in metropolitan areas, such as in the now-mythic start-up culture of Silicon Valley.
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However, an unintended consequence of the law is that in some major metropolitan areas alcohol has become nearly banned entirely—solely because of urban planning.
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As population growth continues to soar in metropolitan areas, what priorities should be at the top of city and statewide agendas to overcome these challenges?
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If there are any doubts about the strength of the U.S. jobs market, conditions in the top 203 metropolitan areas should put them to rest.
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Another report found that transit ridership fell in 31 of 35 major metropolitan areas last year, including in Washington, DC, Chicago, and New York City.
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And it comes as a disproportionate share of economic growth has been concentrated in so-called superstar metropolitan areas like Los Angeles and New York.
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A proposed highway, known as the Northern Corridor, is intended to ease future congestion around St. George, one of this country's fastest-growing metropolitan areas.
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Atlanta, Raleigh, Nashville, Richmond, Kansas City and Jacksonville are all among the 20 major metropolitan areas with the highest share of four-year college graduates.
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Increasingly, people and jobs are concentrating in a few dozen high-performing metropolitan areas, leaving others struggling to maintain population, economic growth rates, or both.
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Airports in major metropolitan areas have to balance how many gates they want with how many they can build because of space and financial constraints.
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Track the storm here >>> What to expect in the major Northeastern metropolitan areas: Washington could pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain before noon.
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Practical applications for quantum computing, Love said, could include solving hard problems like optimizing traffic in metropolitan areas and training machine learning models exponentially faster.
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Yet it is the diverse major metropolitan areas that voted in preponderant numbers against Trump that have clearly emerged as the nation's engines of growth.
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Parents who can afford to help their children pay high rent in job-rich metropolitan areas have substantial savings, and the vast majority are white.
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Our Climate reporters looked at the way the sprawling metropolitan areas of Manila and San Francisco are handling the climate crisis and rising sea levels.
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I'm not saying that everything is great in coastal cities: Many people remain economically stranded even within metropolitan areas that look successful in the aggregate.
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Hospitals in metropolitan areas are already filled with patients exhibiting mild symptoms, said Masaya Yamato, a doctor at the Rinku General Medical Center in Osaka.
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According to new data from the restaurant reviewing website Yelp, the share of Chinese restaurants in the top 83 metropolitan areas has been consistently falling.
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But the Journal notes other, more affordable, metropolitan areas are also gaining millennials, including cities like Austin, Columbus, Ohio, Los Angeles, San Diego and Seattle.
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But what about the low- and middle-skilled service workers metropolitan areas rely on to staff local government, health care, education, childcare, retail and restaurants?
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Most startlingly, the creation of new companies has been concentrated in a small number of metropolitan areas: Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami and New York.
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However successful Kansas City's free bus proposal will be, it's a political step forward — one that could shape future transit policies in similar metropolitan areas.
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Drug use has increased by almost 22 percent in large metropolitan areas, by 16 percent in smaller metros and by 13 percent in rural areas.
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To find the Buy Nothing Project in your area, search on Facebook for your city plus "Buy Nothing Project"—most metropolitan areas have a chapter.
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The report also picks out the 10 metropolitan areas where you need to earn the most in order to afford a two-bedroom apartment comfortably.
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The decision to bring tens of thousands of high-paying jobs to two of America's richest metropolitan areas is a notable example of a broader trend.
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Google has released the worst and best times to drive in 25 U.S. metropolitan areas during Thanksgiving week, based on data which was compiled in 2017.
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The company announced Tuesday it plans to locate its new "HQ2" headquarters in both areas, ending a year-long courtship by metropolitan areas across North America.
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The most striking finding from our research is that for murder, robbery, burglary and larceny, as immigration increased, crime decreased, on average, in American metropolitan areas.
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The World Bank projects that this figure will double by 2025 as population surges in metropolitan areas and cities that are disproportionately responsible in generating waste.
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Kolko's analysis shows that America's metropolitan areas are becoming more unequal, with per capita income rising faster in a small number of already affluent metro areas.
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As a result, as much as half of the water pipes laid in America's burgeoning metropolitan areas during the early 20th century were made of lead.
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A fourth report showed the S&P/Case Shiller composite home price index of 20 metropolitan areas rose 5.4 percent in March from a year ago.
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A RECENT study by CareerBuilder, a recruitment firm, has ranked the 53 largest metropolitan areas in America according to their ability to withstand a zombie invasion.
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A new report by the Pew Research Center shows middle income households lost ground in 90% of the nation's 633 metropolitan areas between 2000 and 2015.
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Flash flood warnings were up in about two dozen Texas counties across in the southern part of the state, including the Houston and Austin metropolitan areas.
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For African Americans between the ages of 55 and 64, the death rates went from 21.8 to 42.7 per 100,000 people in large central metropolitan areas.
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Note that the brood hasn't taken up residence in the major metropolitan areas of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, or Washington, DC. Cleveland, however, is likely to see some.
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More than 45 percent of the population now lives in metropolitan areas of more than 1 million, according to the World Bank ("World Development Indicators," 2015).
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Current AmazonFresh members in the 21 US metropolitan areas that offer the service will immediately be able to use the service without the additional monthly fee.
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Death rates in the US hit a historic low in 2014, but they're dropping much more slowly outside of the big metropolitan areas, new science says.
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Uninsured rates in urban or metropolitan areas saw their uninsured rates decline by 9.13 percent, slightly more than the 39 percent drop seen in rural areas.
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But many of America's biggest companies have their headquarters (and most of their senior staff) in states and in metropolitan areas that voted for Hillary Clinton.
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The company also said it will expand U.S. pickup and delivery to six days for ground shipments and offer Saturday delivery in the largest metropolitan areas.
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In sunbelt states like Florida, where we have more than 900 new Floridians daily, some of our major metropolitan areas lack a locally-headquartered community bank.
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Currently, metropolitan areas contribute 70 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, and it's predicted that the number of cities in the world will double by 2050.
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Home prices in 20 metropolitan areas rose 6.4 percent in November and consumer confidence rebounded in January, a set of consumer data released on Tuesday showed.
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The study confirms this, but the research also shows the average number of exceedance days in metropolitan areas fell to 18 from 53 days per year.
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And from 1980 to the present day, a Business Insider analysis found that median trucking wages have sunk as much as 35.8% in some metropolitan areas.
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Similar patterns show up in Denmark and Germany, with the center-left doing better in cosmopolitan metropolitan areas and with populists gaining in former leftist strongholds.
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Furthermore, within metropolitan areas, restrictions on new housing push workers away from the center, forcing them to engage in longer commutes and creating more traffic congestion.
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One industry pays its engineers so well they have negatively altered the social ecosystems in large cities, displacing low-income workers outside of the metropolitan areas.
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They then calculated the travel distances to these clinics from metropolitan areas with a population of 103,000 or more to get a better idea of availability.
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While the counties adding businesses over the more recent decade included a number in energy-producing regions, the winners were mostly concentrated in major metropolitan areas.
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Beyond those announced layoffs, Muro's research shows the auto industry has shed jobs in 85033 of the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas in the last year.
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Southerners deserve a publication that covers the nuances of their environment, history and communities without being condescending or stereotypical, without parachuting in from large metropolitan areas.
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But in the early 1990s, there were minimal physical barriers even in built-up cross-border metropolitan areas like San Diego/Tijuana or El Paso/Juarez.
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"The metropolitan areas with the largest shares of adults in upper-income households are mostly in the coastal areas of the Northeast and California," Pew reports.
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Walmart escalated the competition on Wednesday by announcing plans to expand its online grocery delivery service to 21 metropolitan areas by the end of the year.
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And SoulCycle often targets big metropolitan areas — it has studios in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, and Atlanta — which tend to vote blue.
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Two hundred miles apart, the cities anchored metropolitan areas of just under one million people each and had a similar number of jobs paying similar wages.
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In major metropolitan areas, they're now as ubiquitous as Targets, and have transitioned from novelty to a staple of date nights and corporate team-building exercises.
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America's metropolitan areas remain among the least dense in the world, said Sonia Hirt, a professor of landscape architecture and planning at the University of Georgia.
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A national campaign would probably follow suit, with candidates looking for connections between regions, cities and metropolitan areas versus a singular focus on a few states.
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Almost 60 percent of us live in metropolitan areas with more than a million people, more than 70 percent in areas with more than 500,000 residents.
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I compared the patterns of black migration into cities and white departures for the suburbs in 70 Northern and Western metropolitan areas from 1940 to 1970.
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Jews in America are twice as likely to live in major cities than other places, and the report draws its data from the top metropolitan areas.
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But that was when "metropolitan areas generally had a single movie theater with one screen that showed a single movie at a time," Mr. Delrahim said.
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Not only is expanded trade in the economic interest of economically powerful metropolitan areas that vote Democratic, but Democratic voters themselves are becoming increasingly pro-trade.
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But all of the evidence shows that it is the Republican-leaning strongholds outside of the major metropolitan areas that are the least touched by diversity.
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Among the nation's 2628 largest metropolitan areas, the median income rose by an average of 28500 percentage points between 6900 and 2628, when adjusted for inflation.
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Among those who live outside Census-designated metropolitan areas, the median income stood at just $45,295 in 2016, an increase of only 5.3 percent since 2013.
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"Making moves like this with distribution centers that can provide hourly delivery and large metropolitan areas, that's part of the game plan," O'Leary said on Tuesday.
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Like sports teams can often function as a source of pride for major metropolitan areas, "hospitals can serve a similar role for rural towns," Holmes said.
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It's almost impossible for digital nomads to find suitable accommodations at fair prices within major U.S. metropolitan areas that foster the standard of living they're seeking.
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According to the Brookings Institution, half of all employment growth since 21625 has occurred in just 2900 metropolitan areas, limiting progress to one-third of Americans.
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The public sector data came from a survey conducted by a physicians' search firm in nearly 2,000 medical offices in 30 major and midsize metropolitan areas.
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A better approach is for all metropolitan areas that are being transformed by the extremes of corporate wealth to enact redistributive policies focused on housing justice.
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Rents in Bend, one of the 21 fastest growing metropolitan areas in the nation, have climbed by more than 2600 percent in the last three years.
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Unsurprisingly, the results show that artists tend to congregate disproportionately in major metropolitan areas and cultural hubs —and that many, many artists are (still) moving to Brooklyn.
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The National Weather Service has issued winter storm watches for Alabama, Georgia and the Carolinas -- including such metropolitan areas as Atlanta, Birmingham, Alabama; and Greenville, South Carolina.
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Using traffic conditions from last year, Google determined the best time to leave to avoid a mad holiday rush for 25 major metropolitan areas across the country.
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On average, the nation's largest metropolitan areas added 22 more nurse practitioners than doctors for every 28,22019 residents and rural communities added 4.3 more nurses than physicians.
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The company plans to end this fiscal year with an online grocery delivery option in roughly 100 metropolitan areas, reaching more than 40 percent of U.S. households.
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The retailer expects the service to be available to 75 percent of the US by the end of 2019, including 40 of the 50 biggest metropolitan areas.
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Real estate brokerage firm Redfin recently found that the supply of homes middle-class families can buy has declined by 86 percent in 49 different metropolitan areas.
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The study covered a total of 204 metropolitan areas and 73% of the workers in the U.S., omitting the workforce in the rural parts of the country.
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New data from the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that health insurance premiums are expected to rise an average of 10 percent in 14 metropolitan areas in 2017.
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Both cities for HQ2 fit the ideal of what Amazon asked for: business-friendly metropolitan areas with plenty of transportation options and room for real estate development.
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They're relatively small numbers when compared to metropolitan areas like Chicago or Los Angeles, with millions of people, but huge numbers for a city of just 157,000.
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And they included the availability of taxis in their control methods, so that they weren't comparing metropolitan areas with access to cabs like to those without them.
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And it's also kind of a mystery how Fort Worth manages to be one of the only densely-populated metropolitan areas in the US run by Republicans.
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In a survey conducted of three metropolitan areas with high Latino populations, the largest percentage of workers who suffer minimum wage and overtime law violations are Latinos.
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While not an explicit entry into the meal kit delivery business, Whole Foods gives Amazon a network of local stores with fresh ingredients in major metropolitan areas.
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The study, released Tuesday, found nine metropolitan areas in the United States with populations above 28,000 now have no Amtrak passenger rail service or express bus service.
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A pretty solid selection metropolitan areas in the continental US. The process of bringing the tech to new markets is much less invasive than more traditional ISPs.
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Anyone who flies into J.F.K. from any of the metropolitan areas in China, let alone from Singapore or Tokyo, can readily see what Rachman has in mind.
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The biggest lift for most cities came from growth in professional and business services, which added more than a percentage point to growth in 25 metropolitan areas.
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Yet many people who are searching for their ideal living situation come up empty handed, especially in suburban communities within short commuting distance of major metropolitan areas.
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According to a study from loan brokerage company LendingTree, the median balance among student loan borrowers from the 100 largest metropolitan areas ranges from $22,803 to $0173,928.
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The researchers looked at 50 metropolitan areas and found that in 33 of them, at least one third of the OB-GYN workforce was 55 and older.
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AT&T customers also reported experiencing service issues in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta and several metropolitan areas along the East Coast, a map on Downdetector.
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Nationwide, in 2016, financial institutions operating in the largest metropolitan areas wrote 0003,039 mortgages of $100,000 or less as of the end of August, according to CoreLogic.
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The rapid growth of e-commerce has pushed Amazon and other businesses to speed up delivery by opening more, but smaller, fulfillment centers near major metropolitan areas.
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Even , which built a multi-billion-dollar business by perfecting its delivery logistics, hasn't quite mastered the art of profitably delivering perishable food in big metropolitan areas.
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But while that attack struck Turkish security forces, the attack on Sunday appeared intended to kill civilians, stoking fears of a spillover of violence to metropolitan areas.
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In a new study, the research center found that it is actually more affordable to rent than to own in 16 of the 33 largest metropolitan areas.
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In fact, in all but one of the 10 largest metropolitan areas on the coast, the minority population is growing faster than the white non-Hispanic population.
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One manifestation of this tension is the eruption of competition over access to high performance magnet schools in heavily Democratic metropolitan areas like Washington and New York.
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In 2000, according to data from the Census Department, the average white resident of America's 23 largest metropolitan areas lived in a neighbourhood that was 79% white.
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Many of the metropolitan areas with the strongest rates of job creation — and hence housing demand — have restrictive zoning laws that make finding suitable land a challenge.
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Black applicants were disproportionately turned away, as compared to whites, in 48 metropolitan areas, Latinos in 25, Asian-Americans in nine and Native Americans in three areas.
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Of the 100 counties with the highest percentage of their population receiving food stamps, 85 are rural, and most of the rest are in small metropolitan areas.
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In all, 179 metropolitan areas were analyzed, including the 150 largest in the United States and at least two of the most populous cities in each state.
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Some 25 percent of those looking at homes for sale were searching outside their current metropolitan areas — up from 22 percent during the same period in 2017.
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"A new trend is taking place that puts our local residents at even further risk -- people seeking refuge from the metropolitan areas," Russell said in a statement.
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In almost every state now, including pillars of the Republican coalition such as Texas and Georgia, Democrats have established a dominant position in the largest metropolitan areas.
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A 2015 O.I.G. report found that half of questionable billing of Medicare by ambulance companies is from four metropolitan areas: Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Houston and New York.
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Jurisdictions included in the allocation include all 50 states, 4 large metropolitan areas (New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles County and Washington, DC) and 8 island jurisdictions.
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Unlike the North, where metropolitan areas often include several independent school systems, the South tended toward single, countywide school systems that served cities, suburbs and rural areas.
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After all, 33 metropolitan areas in the United States still have a jobless rate over 6 percent, and four, including Ocean City, N.J., and El Centro, Calif.
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"A satellite that detects emissions in the atmosphere linked to cars and trucks shows huge declines in pollution over major metropolitan areas," the New York Times reports.
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As a consequence, we did not have knowledge of the extent of the spread of this virus across metropolitan areas in many states in the United States.
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One Medical's business is built around its 77 clinics, including some on corporate campuses, in nine metropolitan areas across the country, with three more on the way.
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Outside their big metropolitan areas, these states are dealing with many of the same issues — aging populations, lackluster job growth — that states in other categories are facing.
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WalletHub analyzed data from the 150 largest metropolitan areas across the United States in order to determine which cities had the the most and least educated populations.
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A researcher at California State University who has been tracking hate crimes in nine metropolitan areas found a rise of more than twenty per cent last year.
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The report tells you how much annual income you'd need in order to qualify for a mortgage in the 50 largest metropolitan areas in the United States.
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Both regionally and nationally, the analysis showed, political engagement increased the most from 2015 to 653 in large urban areas and the least in non-metropolitan areas.
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A study of law enforcement and government agencies' data in 219 metropolitan areas showed the number of hate crimes jumped about 22016 percent from 21 to 513.
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Species are at risk — more than 1.25 billion animals are presumed dead — and air quality is dangerously poor in some of the country's most populated metropolitan areas.
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Republicans are unlikely to lose their advantage in the 2020 elections, thanks to Supreme Court–approved gerrymandering and the concentration of liberal voters in major metropolitan areas.
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Each shows severe vulnerability for Republicans in a wide range of suburban districts located inside major metropolitan areas and containing a large number of college-educated voters.
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Wednesday and Sunday will be the worst days for the road with traffic delays 3.5 times longer than normal in major metropolitan areas the day before Thanksgiving.
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But to generate big gains, they will also need to overcome the formidable defenses that Trump and the GOP have built beyond the nation's largest metropolitan areas.
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One simple corrective, proposed by Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado, would be to include exemptions from the $15 standard for low-wage metropolitan areas and rural areas.
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Many major metropolitan areas have few or no providers: Dallas has no providers within a 100-mile radius, according to CMS's provider finder, to take one example.
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Those sorts of cross-border wars — in which companies pit competing local governments against each other — are especially costly to governments in metropolitan areas near state borders.
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His mother, who is retired, was an urban planner at Nelson\Nygaard in San Francisco, a company that provides strategic networks of transit service for metropolitan areas.
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Curator Ramljak reminds us that 80% of Americans live in metropolitan areas with little direct access to nature, and spend more than 90% of their lives indoors.
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But the diverse, younger, urbanized counties Clinton carried -- including almost all of the largest metropolitan areas -- are still adding jobs in larger absolute numbers than the Trump counties.
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Wherever you are in the world, the sheer expense of living is a concern, particularly when many of the best paying jobs are located in major metropolitan areas.
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Still, Uber offers more options than Lyft, including food delivery and logistics segments, and has a much larger reach in 2800 metropolitan areas on six continents, he added.
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The report uses borrower data from the 50 biggest metropolitan areas to identify cities where borrowers' student loans are more likely to rival — or even surpass — their mortgages.
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Data from research firm 7Park also shows Lyft gaining in U.S. market share on Uber year over year in major metropolitan areas where Uber has dominated since 2014.
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Average incomes and racial composition explain around 30% of the variance in patent rates across metropolitan areas for men, but only around 10% of the variance for women.
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Finally, adding 200,000 miles of high voltage transmission to get wind and solar energy from the plains or deserts to major metropolitan areas would add another $700 billion.
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A similar dynamic is playing out across the country, the Post notes, particularly in Republican-controlled states where more progressive metropolitan areas are growing in population, and power.
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A new survey from MerrittHawkins shows that 53% of physicians across 15 major metropolitan areas accept Medicaid patients, up from a low of 45.7% in 2014, per Forbes.
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States with the most crashes per capita tended to have large metropolitan areas, more frequent use of public transportation and more walking and cycling to work and school.
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As the service grows in popularity, Google could expand its service territory, first to other parts of the San Francisco Bay Area, then to other major metropolitan areas.
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Lieberman and colleagues reviewed new appointment wait times for primary care, dermatology, cardiology and orthopedics at VA medical centers in 212.4 major metropolitan areas in 250 and 22.
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These disenfranchised voters don't look at technology and innovation the same way as voters in densely populated metropolitan areas do, places where innovation is the engine of opportunity.
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Amazon has expanded its free same-day delivery service to 11 more metropolitan areas, bringing the total number of US regions served by the Prime feature to 27.
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But Mr. Liggio said the oil sands were rivaled by only the largest metropolitan areas, like Los Angeles, in North America when it came to creating the particles.
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Finally, he said, these impulses are reinforced by the growing economic gap between thriving larger metropolitan areas and smaller places that are struggling to hold population and jobs.
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On the topic of how cities can better position themselves for the future, Gergele said metropolitan areas will need to focus on attracting business, top talent and investment.
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The S&P/Case Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas rose 5.7 percent in January on a year-over-year basis, matching the increase the month before.
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The database gives ICE access to detailed information on drivers in the 50 largest metropolitan areas, accounting for almost 85033 percent of the country's population, the documents show.
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However, the CEO of Trump Hotels said yesterday that the Organization is looking to expand from having properties in 5 major U.S. metropolitan areas to the existing 26.
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If we aren't successful in the Supreme Court, we'll go all the way down to nine facilities, and those facilities would only be in the major metropolitan areas.
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The average car in the United States is idle 95 percent of the time, while car trips account for 74 percent of workers' commutes in large metropolitan areas.
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Whether they rely on steel mills or coal mines, or a hospital or a manufacturing plant, small metropolitan areas are having a hard time adapting to economic transitions.
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The northern lights are probably visible about 10 times a year in parts of New York, Mr. Lyons estimated, away from the light pollution of major metropolitan areas.
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Portland and other metropolitan areas have expanded and their residents have become increasingly Democratic, while Oregon's rural areas have struggled to retain residents and have become more Republican.
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President Trump easily carried this county in the 2016 election, and Iowa as a whole; the only counties Hillary Clinton won were in metropolitan areas or university towns.
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The Marshall Project, in a 2018 analysis of data from 200 metropolitan areas over the last few decades, found that crime has fallen despite the immigrant population increasing.
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Rates for men showed a similar, although not identical, pattern — 31.8 percent in large urban areas, 42.4 percent in small metropolitan areas, and 38.9 percent in rural regions.
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Rural counties and small metropolitan areas account for about 23 percent of traditional American retail employment, but they are home to just 2.43 percent of e-commerce positions.
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Nearly three-quarters of metropolitan areas were considered highly concentrated hospital markets in 2016, according to a recent analysis by the Health Care Cost Institute, a nonprofit group.
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Another analysis found that expansion's effects on margins were strongest for small hospitals, for-profit and non-federal-government-operated hospitals, and hospitals located in non-metropolitan areas.
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They found that the rate of firearm suicides was 66 percent higher in the most thinly populated counties than in metropolitan areas with populations greater than a million.
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Scott Harris, acting state health officer at the Alabama Department of Public Health, said the influenza outbreak includes high activity throughout the state but particularly in metropolitan areas.
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In a recent column, TechNet president Linda Moore praising the awareness the search would bring, Moore correctly noted that metropolitan areas are falling over themselves to lure Amazon.
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The nation's largest cities and metropolitan areas — home to a majority of Democratic voters — are at the forefront of the party's most vexing racial, ethnic and class conflicts.
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A 2016 analysis led by a sociology professor at the State University of New York at Buffalo examined the relationship between immigration and crime in U.S. metropolitan areas.
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Bloomberg News on Tuesday cited Bureau of Economic Analysis data that found that no metropolitan areas saw per capita income decline in 2018, the first time since 1992.
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Even Amazon, which built a multi-billion-dollar business by perfecting its delivery logistics, hasn't quite mastered the art of profitably delivering perishable food in big metropolitan areas.
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The elites who mostly live in America's dynamic metropolitan areas were satisfied with America's economic progress after the financial crash, but overall it helped make Donald Trump electable.
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TORONTO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Canadian home prices rose modestly in January, paced by gains for the Eastern Canadian metropolitan areas of Hamilton and Montreal, data showed on Thursday.
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Expansive cities, like Atlanta, Raleigh and Austin, do not face geographic obstacles to growth so they continue to expand by enlarging the outer boundaries of their metropolitan areas.
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And it's another form of privilege for groups that already benefit from the Senate and Electoral College — white voters, older voters and voters outside of major metropolitan areas.
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And it exposes a major divide between big metropolitan areas that benefit most from international trade and smaller towns that are the most vulnerable to global economic fluctuations.
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The Brookings Institute examined 2015 data from the International Federation for Robotics to measure the penetration of industrial robots into American industries as well as U.S. metropolitan areas.
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CNBC contacted more than 40 police departments across the country, including those in the wealthiest ZIP codes and largest metropolitan areas, to see if they had received complaints.
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The database gives ICE access to detailed information on drivers in the 50 largest metropolitan areas, accounting for almost 60 percent of the country's population, the documents show.
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Brazil's non-seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in six major metropolitan areas rose in February to 8.2 percent from 7.6 percent in January, statistics agency IBGE said on Wednesday.
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Here are five metropolitan areas in which the cost of owning a home — including mortgage payments (principal and interest), taxes and insurance — is less than $1,000 a month.
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Former core supporters, especially in urban areas, abandoned the A.N.C. last year during local elections as the governing party lost control over most of the nation's metropolitan areas.
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Hate crimes against L.G.B.T.Q. people went up 20 percent in 2016 in nine metropolitan areas, a rise that several studies attributed to last year's hate-filled election campaign.
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As young people flock to large metropolitan areas like San Francisco and New York, some smaller towns face dwindling populations or even shortages in certain sectors, such as tech.
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L's attention to the crisis also speaks to a connection between Detroit, Flint, and Chicago, despite differences between the metropolitan areas and vastly different national perceptions of the cities.
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A third report on Tuesday showed the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas rose 5.2 percent in May on a year-over-year basis.
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To be fair, AT&T still hasn't brought fiber to some of the largest metropolitan areas in the US, including the San Francisco Bay Area and New York City.
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The plan, the FCC says, will allow first responders to better locate callers in busy metropolitan areas, where they may need to find someone in a multi-story building.
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Researchers have identified a list of metropolitan areas in the US where low vaccination rates could lead to outbreaks of preventable diseases like mumps, whooping cough, measles, and more.
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At the same time, local and regional publications began to pop up in major metropolitan areas: Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Washington, DC, and San Francisco among them.
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The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas, which tracks residential real estate prices, rose 5.7 percent in May on a year-over-year basis.
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U.S. News & World Report recently analyzed the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas and came up with a list of the best beach towns in which to spend your retirement.
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But it's quite the opposite: Urban heat islands are metropolitan areas that swelter due to a more dense infrastructure and more paved roads, both of which absorb more heat.
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MS-13 was started by Central American immigrants in the 1980s, and has since spread across major metropolitan areas including Los Angeles, the Washington suburbs and Long Island. Rep.
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But as my dad (a reformed dirtbag) recently explained to me, the issue with McDonald's is that fast food joints in major metropolitan areas are inherently depressing as fuck.
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Tailored toward the use of public transit in metropolitan areas, when selected, the route that is presented will factor in the availability of wheelchair ramps and elevators on routes.
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Democrats, by 19803 percent to 29 percent, and people in large metropolitan areas are more likely to allow transgender people to use the restroom corresponding to their gender identity.
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But the American Medical Association estimates that 41 percent of U.S. metropolitan areas already have a single health insurer with a commercial market share of 50 percent or more.
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Along with dead parents, superpowers, and CG-heavy aerial battles over major metropolitan areas, romantic subplots are just kind of a thing we've come to expect from superhero movies.
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The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite index of home prices in 20 metropolitan areas increased 2.7% in the 12 months to March after rising 3.0% the prior month.
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"We've seen all this evidence that only a handful of metropolitan areas are benefitting from these tech companies, meanwhile we're losing tens of thousands of independent businesses," she said.
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Webpass primarily offers what it calls "point-to-point wireless" service to businesses, apartment buildings and condos in five metropolitan areas—San Francisco, San Diego, Chicago, Boston, and Miami.
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Chairs outside of major metropolitan areas also expressed concern - much of it related to the party's city-centric agenda and the burden it placed on party loyalists during elections.
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Adding US Cellular should help bolster Project Fi's LTE coverage, which was previously focused on big cities or metropolitan areas (especially New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Francisco).
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According to new research released by the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, families living in rural areas and small towns benefit more from Medicaid than those in metropolitan areas.
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As for the West, California presents increasingly difficult challenges for investors, given its high price points for even the smallest homes, especially in the more metropolitan areas renters favor.
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A recent Pew Research Center study listed three of North Carolina's metropolitan areas among the 10 nationally that had "lost the most in economic status" between 2000 and 2014.
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If we can't find a solution to keep Dreamers, their departure will leave a hole here in New York City and in 85033 other metropolitan areas across the country.
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Other trends that Crunchbase examines in its newest report center on notable sectors, active metropolitan areas for entrepreneurship, the universities with the most ties to founders, and female founders.
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While it is mostly a web-based service, Rent the Runway is also building brick-and-mortar locations in major metropolitan areas like Chicago, Los Angeles and New York.
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"Since the early 2000s, air quality (as measured by ozone) is just as bad (or just as good) in national parks as it is in metropolitan areas," Rudik said.
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Exports have accounted for more than half of economic growth in the U.S.'s 100 largest metropolitan areas and 80 percent of global economic activity is generated in cities.
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Although this study focused on six metropolitan areas, the findings can be generalized to all regions with elevations of ozone, which is associated commonly associated with fossil fuel combustion.
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AX. The companies will have to sell assets in 15 U.S. metropolitan areas, including Detroit, San Diego, Atlanta and Seattle to proceed with deal, the department said on Thursday.
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Major metropolitan areas could also be affected by U.S. trade policy changes, with Texas's El Paso MSA, or metropolitan statistical area, left vulnerable to NAFTA changes, the report said.
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Manchester, New Hampshire may be smaller than most metropolitan areas on the east coast, but it makes up for it with its strong culture, youthful vibe, and political character.
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But even the bigger hospitals in major metropolitan areas are going to be taxed and will have to be creative in terms of how they deal with bed space.
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But most of them carry a higher price point than usual (about $20 per purchase or rental) — albeit still less than going to the movies in many metropolitan areas.
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In other metropolitan areas such as New York, officials are encouraging residents to adhere to social distancing policies that include working from home where possible and avoiding public transportation.
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In other metropolitan areas such as New York, officials are encouraging residents to adhere to social distancing policies that include working from home where possible and avoiding public transportation.
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The ANC lost its grip on local government in three metropolitan areas in 2016, the ruling party's worst election result since the end of white minority rule in 1994.
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Our Climate reporters looked at the way the sprawling metropolitan areas of Manila, above left, and San Francisco, above right, are handling the climate crisis and rising sea levels.
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In the country's largest metropolitan areas, affordable apartments subsidized by the federal government's $8 billion-a-year tax credit program are being built largely in high-poverty, minority neighborhoods.
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Now, many of those same industries have moved into emerging metropolitan areas in the Midwest, and those cities are beginning to experience the same stratospheric sales and rent growth.
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Catastrophic fires have increased in major metropolitan areas as the number of large construction projects has grown, according to a May report from the insurance rating firm AM Best.
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Santa's Workshop's inaccessibility — far from metropolitan areas, including five hours from New York City along twisty mountain roads — is "part of the mystique of the place," Mr. Waterbury said.
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Last week, an executive of the Trump Organization, Eric Danziger, said it would open Trump-branded hotels in the 26 largest metropolitan areas in the country, up from five.
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In your list of metropolitan areas that seem to offer the benefits of both big-city life and proximity to beautiful nature, you mentioned my town of Portland, Oregon.
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Separate data showed that the Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index rose 0.1% in January, paced by gains for the Eastern Canadian metropolitan areas of Hamilton and Montreal.
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Milken's exhaustive report evaluates 381 United States metropolitan areas using public data on 83 indicators, including general livability, health care, wellness, financial security, living arrangements, employment and educational opportunities.
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Adler analyzed 2016 voter information from 3663 metropolitan areas with absolute majorities (at least 50 percent) of low-wage service workers — cities like Ocean City, N.J., Hot Springs, Ark.
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True, a recent Times article on the phenomenon noted that life expectancy in coastal metropolitan areas is still rising about as fast as life expectancy in other advanced countries.
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T-Mobile's network is smaller than Verizon's however, so this might be an option only for those who live in larger metropolitan areas to ensure adequate coverage and performance.
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" Prior to 28500, the agency "issued more than $6900 million in grants and loans (nearly 2628 percent of $28503 million in total program funds) to communities near metropolitan areas.
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In fact, Khosrowshahi said Uber's growth in New York City is mostly in boroughs outside of Manhattan, giving him optimism that the company can expand to entire metropolitan areas.
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According to the US Census Bureau's population estimates, in 2018, the 10 largest metropolitan areas together had about 87 million residents, or about a quarter of the total population.
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U.S. inequality is at 1920s levels, and a certain conventional wisdom holds that the gap is between big and successful metropolitan areas and left-behind towns and rural counties.
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In this regard, what is striking is not just that a whopping 261 percent of all U.S. digital services jobs cluster in just 2100 of the nation's largest metropolitan areas (ranging from New York and Washington to San Francisco and San Jose to Boston, Seattle and Atlanta) — even more striking is the fact that only a handful of metropolitan areas have significantly increased their share of the nations' digital services jobs since 22010.
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Brazil leads O2O commerce sector growth in Latin America Intense traffic in big metropolitan areas have helped create a new market for on-demand delivery by couriers on motor bikes.
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While large coastal metropolitan areas generally go for Clinton, there are exceptions: Even in traditionally liberal San Francisco, Trump collected $5,200 from one neighborhood on the north side of town.
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For decades, these have been based on average rent prices stretched over entire metropolitan areas, including low prices in small towns and poor neighborhoods and higher prices in richer neighborhoods.
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Not surprisingly, auto manufacturing hub Detroit is the top robot user in terms of metropolitan areas, with more than 1,000 robots installed — more than three times any other metro areas.
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Though the salad concept arena is still early in its development, with plenty of room for growth, the fact that they've thrived in dense metropolitan areas shouldn't be a surprise.
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Following three major hurricanes in 2017, serious mortgage delinquency rates tripled in the Houston and Cape Coral, Florida, metropolitan areas and quadrupled in San Juan, Puerto Rico, according to CoreLogic.
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The real draw is the real-time MLS listings that make it easier to match buyers and sellers, and Homesnap has been able to aggregate this in 125 metropolitan areas.
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A third report on Tuesday showed the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite home price index of 20 U.S. metropolitan areas rose 3.0 percent in February from a year ago.
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Last week Third Way, a centrist policy shop that has traditionally pushed Democrats to embrace free markets, released its own analysis of major metropolitan areas and the economic conditions therein.
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With the new capital the company is looking to expand into most of the major metropolitan areas in the U.S. Ordermark's system is already live in 20 states — including Hawaii.
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Its expansion to other German metropolitan areas in effect signifies its graduation to a proper company, which should mean it'll its budget and product develop efforts grow considerably as well.
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Tracking cases from 2015 through June 2018, she found that more than half of patients outside of the major metropolitan areas of Kansas City and St. Louis reported using drugs.
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Those moving to metropolitan areas tend to fall into two main buckets, according to Bloomberg: people who move for a location first, and those who move for a job first.
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According to its website, TurnKey will pair prospective buyers with real estate agents who will help them find homes in over a dozen major metropolitan areas across the United States.
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The concentration of economic and social assets in metropolitan areas will increase in coming decades and the impact of natural catastrophes will rise even more if we don't prepare now.
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This reform would change the status quo "cookie cutter" policy, in which only one exchange must serve an entire state but not exceed its boundaries, even into contiguous metropolitan areas.
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CVS said it plans to expand the pilot project to 50 stores in four metropolitan areas by the end of 2019 and to 1,500 stores by the end of 2021.
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The S&P/Case Shiller composite index of U.S. home prices in 20 metropolitan areas shows average prices have declined on a monthly basis for eight months in a row.
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Sprint announced today that it has enabled its LTE Plus service in New York City, making it one of the last major metropolitan areas to get access to the service.
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Although metropolitan areas can vary widely, the report found, in some communities, young blacks and Latinos are three to five times more likely than whites to fall into this group.
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Numerous metropolitan areas, including New York, Los Angeles, Baltimore, and Washington, have declared themselves "sanctuary cities," and vowed that local law enforcement will not assist in Donald Trump's immigration crackdown.
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"We have fewer Pokestops in Legazpi City compared to metropolitan areas," said Rey Anthony Ostria, a player in the Philippine city about 340 km (211 miles) from Manila, the capital.
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Clinton won 18 of the 20 metropolitan areas where the largest share of employees work in jobs that require high levels of digital skill, and 36 of the top 50.
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LAUNCH OF RURAL BROADBAND CAUCUS: A group of four House lawmakers launched the "rural broadband caucus" on Wednesday to highlight ways to close the digital divide outside of metropolitan areas.
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The Small Area Fair Market Rent rule will require public housing officials to determine subsidies for rent based on formulas for zip codes, instead of ones for entire metropolitan areas.
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It used the coffee shop Starbucks as a barometer, analyzing home values in 2475 metropolitan areas by comparing those within a quarter-mile of a Starbucks with the overall market.
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The bite from the GOP bill is deeper for upper-middle-class families in major metropolitan areas, particularly in Democratic-leaning states where taxes, and usually property values, are higher.
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Nate A lot of the biggest changes, like Democrats running up the score in metropolitan areas, won't be very obvious on the 2016 map in comparison with the 2012 map.
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If you live in the suburbs or metropolitan areas where there are more uninterrupted stretches of your day, or you drive to work, the Bose Frames are worth your consideration.
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To date the clashes have mostly been contained in the southeast, but the bombing on Sunday raised fears that the conflict could spread to other metropolitan areas of the county.
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Republicans, in turn, have established a commanding advantage on the smallest four groups of counties on the list, including metropolitan areas that range from 21,28 to 245 million in population.
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That's something he'd like to see more of in the United States, where there are just a handful of specialized centers in metropolitan areas like LA, Chicago, and New York.
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Amazon acquired Whole Foods, and all of its locations in major metropolitan areas, for $13.7 billion and very quickly began offering two-hour delivery for prime customers for Whole Foods.
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In the rest of the 25 largest metropolitan areas, most people can't afford to buy the average-priced new car with a 5773% down payment and four-year repayment schedule.
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The 12 large metropolitan areas with the lowest access to workplace plans, according to a Pew Charitable Trusts study this year, are in just three states: California, Florida and Texas.
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Two of the four metropolitan areas left to cheer in the league championship series — Houston and Los Angeles — are working to recover from very real natural disasters, floods and wildfires.
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The view of most liberals, as far as I can tell, is that it reflects declining economic opportunity, changes in the economy that have favored metropolitan areas over rural communities.
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In other words, the 2000 political landscape had Republican-leaning metropolitan areas like Houston, Dallas, and San Diego as well as Democratic-leaning ones like New York and San Francisco.
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The AAA study estimated that Wednesday and Thursday during the late afternoon and early evening will be the worst times to be on the road in most major metropolitan areas.
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Of the 100 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, these are the 20 with the greatest proportion of residents working full-time who spend 90 minutes or more getting to their jobs.
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"This is a golden age of construction in American metropolitan areas," said Gian Luca Clementi, as associate professor of economics at the Stern School of Business at New York University.
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We're also witnessing a transformation in the geography of our economy, as dynamic industries increasingly gravitate to big metropolitan areas where there are already large numbers of highly educated workers.
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TORONTO, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Canadian home prices rose in December, helped by gains for some metropolitan areas in the central and eastern parts of the country, data showed on Monday.
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Third, dealing with the impact of sea level rise means not just moving people away from hazardous parts of the coast, but reimagining these sprawling, car-congested metropolitan areas altogether.
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Just 20 large metropolitan areas now account for a clear majority of the nation's jobs in the 13 high-productivity industries that the authors identify as the nation's most innovative.
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When Democrats rebuilt their House majority in 2194, they did so primarily by winning urban and white-collar suburban seats in metropolitan areas where support for gun control is strong.
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Separate data showed that the Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index rose 0.1% in January, paced by gains for the Eastern Canadian metropolitan areas of Hamilton, Ontario, and Montreal.
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From 1990 to 2014, average ozone concentrations in national parks were nearly the same as in the 20 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, including New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago.
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Most of these seats are centered on economically thriving suburbs around major metropolitan areas where Trump faces widespread resistance among white-collar voters, especially women, on cultural and personal grounds.
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Even as the typical American household experienced the fastest income growth on record last year, median household income outside of metropolitan areas fell 2 percent, according to the Census Bureau.
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Many of the Democrats' top targets this year include suburban seats in major metropolitan areas with large immigrant populations, such as Orange County CA; Northern Virginia; Miami; and New Jersey.
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Using data from the US Census, MagnifyMoney looked at growth in the 50 largest metropolitan areas between 2011 and 2016 for four metrics: population, labor force, employment, and median wages.
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Separately, the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite home price index of 20 U.S. metropolitan areas rose 5.9 percent in July from a year ago after increasing 6.4 percent in June.
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Everyone is dropping their best stuff hoping that the hungry teens of the major metropolitan areas of the world will go on the internet and buy 'em all before the holidays.
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The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas rose 5.3 percent in November on a year-over-year basis, up from a 5.1 percent climb in October.
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Major metropolitan areas in those states have "legendary gridlock," and are likelier as a whole to face higher auto insurance premiums, said Lynne McChristian, a spokesperson for the Insurance Information Institute.
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The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas rose 5.7 percent in April on a year-over-year basis, after an unrevised 5.9 percent increase in March.
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In the last 10 years, these differences have become greater — the gap between women in rural and metropolitan areas widened, Danielle Ely, NCHS statistician and the report's author, told BuzzFeed News.
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For the third year in a row, Washington, D.C., has nabbed the top spot in the annual American Fitness Index (PDF), which ranks the 453 biggest metropolitan areas in the country.
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"You have an explosion of local minimum wage laws, and that extends into more conservative states where you have more liberal metropolitan areas," Ken Jacobs, the chairman of Berkeley's center, said.
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As late as 1970, more than 70 percent of blacks working in metropolitan areas held blue-collar jobs (William Julius Wilson, When Work Disappears: The World of the New Urban Poor).
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This means old-school storage providers are commonly forced to offer space in or close to pricey metropolitan areas, like New York City or San Francisco, which drives up operating costs.
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Lehner looked at the 100 largest metropolitan areas in the country, comparing them for quality of life, affordability and economic strength across several metrics using Census data and several other indicators.
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Today, you'll find most EV owners in the few spots where there are ample places to plug in: mainly in California, in a few coastal states, and in major metropolitan areas.
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At the same time, the finance sector — disproportionally likely to be centered in major metropolitan areas — makes up 20 percent of the national GDP, up from just 10 percent in 1947.
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The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite index, which tracks housing prices, rose 5.1 percent in 20 metropolitan areas in October on a year-over-year basis, according to the Times.
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AT&T's senior vice president of wireless network architecture and design Igal Elbaz told Mashable in a phone interview that the company hoped to begin the rollout in major metropolitan areas.
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Home price appreciation in major U.S. metropolitan areas in the first month of the year kept pace with recent gains as inventory remained low, S&P Dow Jones Indices reported Tuesday.
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Separately, the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite home price index of 20 U.S. metropolitan areas rose 6.3 percent in December from a year ago after increasing 6.4 percent in November.
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"The director of civil defense at that time was Jack Lowe, who had been in the Army in Europe and had studied the effects of bombing on metropolitan areas," he said.
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Schoenfelder says it's preparing to ramp things up this year by expanding to other "major metropolitan areas" in the U.S. — name-checking LA, Miami, SF, Chicago, DC and Boston as incoming.
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The report also recognizes the cleanest cities in the U.S. These are the 10 worst and six best metropolitan areas when it comes to air pollution, according to the report. 1.
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"It demonstrates just how far lights from large metropolitan areas spread through the atmosphere," said Dan M. Duriscoe, a physical scientist from the National Park Service, who contributed to the atlas.
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"Microsoft has something unique that most companies located within large metropolitan areas don't have: a 500-acre campus nestled in the woods, with greenspace and wildlife galore," the company blog said.
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By ditching hyperbole and examining data, we found that metropolitan areas with greater devaluation in black neighborhoods produce less upward mobility for the black children who grow up in those communities.
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Some critics of the EB-5 program blame "gerrymandering" of targeted employment areas as the reason why big projects in metropolitan areas raise the most funds using the EB-5 program.
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The vacancy rate at regional and super regional malls reached 8.6 percent in the second quarter of 2018, based on a survey by Reis of 77 metropolitan areas across the country.
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Housing prices have since rebounded significantly and late last year stood at their highest levels since 2007, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas.
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After all, as the Post reported, it's not necessarily cheap to hold onto housing in two states when one of them is among the more expensive metropolitan areas in the country.
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Travel costs and hassles rank (compared to the most populated metropolitan areas in the US): 32ndLocal costs rank: 28thAttractions rank: 30thWeather rank: 21stCold weather activities rank: 29thSafety rank: 4thTotal score: 36.33
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Yet in key suburbs around the major metropolitan areas, such as Gwinnett and Cobb counties outside of Atlanta, the shift away from the GOP was undeniable and ominous for Republican strategists.
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Florida cities accounted for eight of the 10 most dangerous metropolitan areas for walking, and the state itself ranked first in the nation with 5,433 pedestrian deaths between 2008 and 2017.
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They're followed by the two major metropolitan areas of the Pacific Northwest — further evidence that Oregon and Washington have housing policy regimes that California and the Northeast should try to emulate.
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To find out, LendingTree recently looked at the share of primary residences owned by the native-born and foreign-born in the 50 most populated metropolitan areas in the United States.
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Of all the metropolitan areas in the study, Miami had the highest rate of immigrant homeownership (26 percent), as well as the largest percentage of immigrants in its population (41 percent).
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