The most isolated capital city in the world. Perth. Perth.
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It may be the most isolated dwarf galaxy ever found.
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We are constantly connected but, strangely, in the most isolated ways.
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The Sentinelese may be the most isolated people in the world.
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He must be the most isolated, the most rejected, the biggest failure.
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I wouldn't say this is even the most isolated I've ever been.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)Raqqa is perhaps the most isolated, repressed city on earth.
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VandeHei said the president is the most isolated he's been since taking office.
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Even prices at the most isolated airports have dropped over the past decade.
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Even skaters from the world's most isolated country couldn't stop talking to reporters.
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But some of the country's most isolated, impoverished communities are paying the price.
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He has observed 20 in his time, he says, in locations as far apart as Easter Island, one of the most isolated inhabited places on Earth, and the south coast of Cornwall, which is merely the most isolated place in England.
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The Yanomami are among the most isolated and least assimilated people in the world.
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North Korea is already the most isolated, penalized, ostracized nation-state on the planet.
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Caimanera, Cuba (CNN)It's one of the most isolated places on an already isolated island.
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Amazon can't realistically spread its offices and jobs across America's most isolated and despairing counties.
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He grew up in Perth, Australia, one of the most isolated major cities in the world.
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He talks about how he gets recognized in even the most isolated places around the world.
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He likens it to "middle America," but on the most isolated island chain in the world.
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The city of Raqqa in Syria has become one of the most isolated places on earth.
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As a tree planter or mushroom picker you work in the most isolated place—the bush.
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Climbers, including Jon Kedrowski, ascend some of the most isolated and challenging peaks in the world.
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But which regime is seen as the most unpredictable, the most isolated, the craziest of crazy?
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Isle La Motte is the smallest, most-isolated island, reachable only by a causeway from Alburgh.
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Of the countries of the former Eastern Bloc, Albania had the harshest and most isolated regime.
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Meanwhile, Cuba's most isolated parts could see up to 20 inches of rain after Matthew lands there.
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How did US taxpayers help introduce this fine cuisine to one of the world's most isolated nations?
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At least there's plenty of time to figure out what the next most isolated restaurant will be.
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The villages surrounding Bikoro and Iboko are among the most isolated and densely wooded pockets of Congo.
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The country, one of the world's most isolated states, declared that it detonated its first hydrogen bomb today.
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North Korea is arguably the most isolated country on the planet, with a long history of double-dealing.
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Even the most isolated and challenging peaks of North America have been climbed multiple times by multiple routes.
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There will be times when it feels the Oval Office is the most isolated place in the entire world.
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It was bad enough when the scammers operated mainly on the margins of society, targeting its most isolated members.
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"His was the most isolated form of long-term confinement I have ever encountered," Haney said in his report.
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As the most isolated group of islands from any landmass on the planet, do we really have a choice?
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That was until one night last year, when he was chucked into Britain's most isolated detention center for migrants.
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The services designed to support even the most isolated of these victims are struggling to help from a distance.
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He also made "Lollipop," a song so unavoidable that even the most isolated, ambivalent American suburbanites were familiar with it.
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"North Korea is currently just about the world's most isolated country, it is already totally blocked-off," the paper said.
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The assertion, if true, would dramatically escalate the nuclear challenge from one of the world's most isolated and dangerous states.
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Little is known about the daily life of people living in North Korea, one of the world's most isolated nations.
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The island is a remote place, but hardly the most isolated — it's not some impenetrable jungle corner of the Amazon.
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It seems to me that the most vital concern on the island is getting resources to the most isolated communities.
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"When we rely on our personal networks, we guarantee the most isolated and disadvantaged people will be excluded," Klinenberg says.
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The world's most isolated capital city, stuffy and conservative, it has an outlet mall soul that is hard to outpace.
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There's not a lot that expressly built for professional moms who are, to me, some of the most isolated people.
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Dusenbury spoke with us about what life is like inside the most isolated, rarely glimpsed prison in the United States.
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Google wants to use high-altitude balloons to bring the Internet to some of the most isolated parts of the world.
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Sitting in the most isolated booth available during the Friday lunch rush, we eat strawberry cheesecake, drink Coca-Colas and talk.
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Only accessible by boat, the waves are considered one of the most isolated natural wonders of the world, according to Chile.travel.
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Surfing is a sport that stands for personal freedom, and Gaza is one of the most isolated countries in the world.
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And it does not exist anywhere in Australia outside of Perth, famously one of the most isolated cities in the world.
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Designers had failed to understand mobility patterns through the favela, residents say, and the system didn't reach the most isolated residents.
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North Korea, the world's most isolated nation, has repeatedly defied Security Council resolutions to halt its nuclear weapons and missile testing.
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The party of the open economy has its strongest roots in the most isolated bits of the Celtic fringe, such as Cornwall.
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Fäviken, the acclaimed Swedish restaurant that is surrounded by some 20,000 acres of farmland, has been called the world's most isolated restaurant.
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Resolute in its commitment to communism and plagued by sanctions, North Korea has one of the most isolated economies in the world.
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Aerial View of Damage Haiti's southwestern peninsula is one of the most isolated parts of the country and hardest hit by the hurricane.
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You'll still be able to record up to two and a half hours of your most isolated thoughts, stored on the device itself.
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For those who opt to go, it's an opportunity to glimpse one of the most isolated, unfathomable and feared countries in the world.
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Founded by Nunn a year after his visit, Deep Springs is perhaps the most isolated and most selective small university in the world.
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What followed were dozens of missed opportunities that could have prevented the fastest-growing borough in recent decades from becoming the most isolated.
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North Korea, one of the world's most isolated countries, is typically difficult to visit, as the government is particular about approving travel visas.
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Somewhere in a drawer, though, there are photographs, capturing Mr. Pandit as he made contact with some of the world's most isolated people.
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But that comes at the expense of a number of social safety nets that serve some of the most isolated people in the country.
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On February 19, as coronavirus cases across China were spiking, authorities traveled through rough, snowy conditions to reach the prefecture's most isolated nomad families.
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Ryom and Kim come from the world's most isolated nation, but, to a point, they appear open and expressive and embracing of outside influences.
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A bookkeeping change at the department will cut thousands of dollars in aid to some of the poorest, most isolated schools in the country.
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This wave of gentrification now faces one of the district's most isolated neighborhoods, which currently contains just one subway station and one grocery store.
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Election officials have to not only account for the most isolated voters, but also provide efficient systems for those in the country's teeming cities.
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Few countries have made quite as stark of an about-face as Japan, which has traditionally been among the most isolated countries in the world.
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North Korea is among the most isolated countries in the world and regularly defies the international community by launching test rockets and capturing political prisoners.
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The Sentinelese: World's most isolated tribe The Sentinelese have lived in complete isolation on the remote North Sentinel Island for tens of thousands of years.
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It is one of the poorest places in Gangwon, South Korea's most isolated and least developed province, which shares a long border with the North.
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While its geography makes it one of the most isolated places on Earth, it is inhabited by one of the world's few remaining uncontacted tribes.
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With that in mind, those fighting extremism must protect and expand access to education for everyone, but particularly for those in the most isolated, impoverished areas.
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They represent the most isolated members of society: the elderly, the homeless, the undocumented immigrants far from home—people who have been pushed to society's margins.
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Read more: The 20 most isolated places on EarthShe adds that the travelers she's seeing in those destinations are also a lot younger than she expected.
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North Korea is one of the most isolated, secretive countries in the world — and the spread of the coronavirus has only served to exacerbate its isolation.
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Palmerston Island, described by the BBC as "one of the most isolated island communities in the world," is visited by a supply ship twice a year.
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Reporters have had little access to Raqqa, and occasional satellite images and smuggled videos have provided the few glimpses into one of the world's most isolated cities.
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Q. Why is Kim Jong-un, who presides over one of the most isolated and repressive countries, building nuclear weapons and missiles that could presumably carry them?
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, nowhere was hit harder than the Pamirs, the poorest and most isolated region of the poorest country in the former Eastern Bloc.
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The most isolated and sanctioned regime on the planet, as it continued to pour money into acquiring illicit nuclear weapons, was funding itself in part through hacking.
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It was ranked worst in the world for press freedom in 2019, and Human Rights Watch called it "one of the world's most isolated and oppressively governed countries."
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The migrants arrived in Brazil's Roraima state, one of the country's most isolated and poor, which borders Venezuela and has seen thousands of migrants arrive in recent months.
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North Korea, perhaps the world's most isolated country, denounced the findings by the commission of inquiry, calling them lies and propaganda concocted by its enemies, principally the United States.
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No one is sure just how much money or effort it will take to get electricity to everyone on Sumba, especially to those located in the most isolated areas.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Brazilian government has strongly criticized a call by two U.S. anthropologists to force contact with South America's most isolated tribes to ensure their survival.
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Tashkent, Uzbekistan — Uzbekistan was until recently one of the world's most isolated countries, with institutionalized forced labor on its vast cotton fields, a torture record and restricted individual freedoms.
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Television teams from around the world, admitted to one of the most isolated and carefully guarded locations in the world's most secretive nation, carefully positioned for a truly dramatic act.
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The Sentinelese, hunter-gatherers armed with primitive spears and bows and arrows, are considered to be the last pre-Neolithic tribe in the world and the most isolated such group.
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Figures obtained by VICE reveal that the Verne is the most isolated detention center in Britain, with at least 1163 percent of detainees having no visits from family or friends.
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They have stated adamantly and repeatedly a desire to have North Korea, one of the world's most isolated countries, compete in what is being promoted as the Games of Peace.
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North Korea remains one of the world's most isolated countries, and its totalitarian government cultivates a personality cult around Mr. Kim and his father and grandfather, who ruled before him.
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I was a co-author of a paper last year that found (to my surprise) that the world's most isolated reefs were no healthier than those adjacent to coastal cities.
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Rosatom says the plant is safe and can serve as a new power source for the planet's most isolated communities, but environmentalists have voiced concerns over the risk of nuclear accidents.
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Debt from North Korea - probably the most isolated of the frontier markets - has already been frozen for years as the secretive nation faces the most stringent sanctions regime in the world.
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"North Korea continues to be one of the most isolated nations in the world and their isolation has only deepened as they have sought to engage in increasingly provocative acts," he said.
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Human Rights Watch calls it "one of the world's most isolated and oppressively governed countries" and says that "all aspects of public life are controlled by President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov and his associates."
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The China they describe in their memoirs no longer exists, covered by layers of concrete, glass and fiber-optic cables that have tethered even the most isolated farmer to the modern age.
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Ever since Mr. Chau had learned in high school through a missionary website, the Joshua Project, that the North Sentinel people were perhaps the most isolated in the world, he was hooked.
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He said that Rapa Nui is considered the most isolated inhabited island in the world and that most visitors (and locals) never make it to that rough-hewn side of the island.
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America's most isolated airline, Hawaiian Airlines, ranked fourth on the list as the only U.S.-flagged airline or legacy carrier to make the top 10 with 87.4% of flights operating on-time.
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Kiribati, one of the most isolated countries in the world, is also one of many Pacific Island nations likely to be unlivable in a few decades due to the effects of climate change.
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" The exhausted "Cold White Christmas" might be the most isolated of all, a note from a 22-year-old in St. Paul, Minnesota, a city as "bare & as mean as the winter trees.
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Mr. Trump, who has declared that he did not need to prepare for the two-day meeting, will pit his negotiating skills against the leader of one of the world's most isolated countries.
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Because only the most isolated parts of the global economy would be relatively unaffected, the only national economy to emerged relatively unscathed might be North Korea (although even there, there would be issues).
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I suspect this is also what happened to Emma Watson's Belle, a character whose pivotal scenes in the new movie are the ones where she's most isolated, when she can't hide behind animation.
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Read more:13 of the best destinations for traveling aloneThe 20 most isolated places on Earth23 vintage photos from the glory days of aviation18 places around the world that are being ruined by tourism
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They left behind one of the most isolated nations in the world, where the ruling family has been worshipped now for three generations, and only a minuscule elite are allowed to make international phone calls.
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The players, Warlpiri Australians from one of the country's most isolated towns, were headed to a carnival, a celebration of sport and culture that brings together far-flung Indigenous communities from across the Central Desert.
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The boot camp was the culmination of Mr. Chau's yearslong personal goal of heading to North Sentinel Island, pictured above, home to perhaps the world's most isolated tribe — one that showed tremendous hostility to outsiders.
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When I was in college in Perth, it was a city that had fewer than a million people in it—the most isolated city on Earth, a five-hour drive to any other bit of civilization.
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North Korea, one of the world's most isolated economies, claimed that it had successfully tested a miniature hydrogen bomb on Wednesday, sparking the ire of neighboring South Korea, China and Japan and inviting threats of further sanctions.
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It gives us Prince at his most isolated, creative, unhurried; it gives us Prince who maybe had allergies; it gives us Prince who could write something as bracingly beautiful as "Wednesday" and then leave it locked up.
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The country remains the world's most isolated, and outside intelligence agencies have sometimes failed to figure out or have misinterpreted what was going on in the closely guarded inner circles of the country's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Two weeks ago a young American made a doomed mission to North Sentinel Island, a speck in the Bay of Bengal and home to perhaps the most isolated people on earth — all 50 or so of them.
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Nestlé's direct-sales army in Brazil is part of a broader transformation of the food system that is delivering Western-style processed food and sugary drinks to the most isolated pockets of Latin America, Africa and Asia.
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The most controversial proposals at the synod concerned whether to allow married men to be ordained priests, to address a priest shortage that has meant some of the most isolated Amazonian communities go months without a proper Mass.
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The costs associated with over-the-air broadcasting are usually associated with the equipment needed to transmit said broadcasting — think of the giant TV and radio towers that still stand in many of the country's most isolated areas.
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Read more:A couple traveled to 22 of the most remote places in the world — here are their stunning photosThe 20 most isolated places on Earth13 of the most dangerous attractions around the world that tourists keep flocking to
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"During this time he earned a world record as 'most isolated human being' while his crew mates roamed the lunar surface, and he was 2,235 miles away from anyone else," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said in a statement.
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Traffic, especially on lower-end group tours, has grown steadily to one of the world's most isolated states over the past few years, despite North Korea's persistent nuclear and missile tests, which have drawn ever-tightening U.N. sanctions.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Opposition lawmakers called on Brazil's Congress on Thursday to reject a proposal by far-right President Jair Bolsonaro to open indigenous reservations to commercial mining, saying it endangered some of the world's most isolated forest inhabitants.
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North Korea may be one of the world's most isolated countries thanks to international sanctions and draconian domestic censorship, but that hasn't stopped its wealthiest citizens from enjoying a few modern luxuries, like checking Facebook or watching porn.
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Defections are hardly unprecedented for the country -- one of the world's poorest and most isolated, in large part because of its leaders' defiant pursuit of nuclear weapons and saber-rattling directed at South Korea, the United States and others.
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But the type of information that could potentially be gleaned from the sources revealed this past week may be one of the few windows we have to improving our understanding of one of the most isolated nations in the world.
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It wasn't until the wheels on the EgyptAir jet were up and he was settling into his seat over the Atlantic Ocean, bound for one of the most isolated and repressive nations on Earth, that he was able to relax.
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North Korea's sole mobile operator, Koryolink, enabled mobile internet access for visitors in 2013 and — bar some apparent shutdowns and the occasional issue with Instagram — that has helped bring images and information from the world's most isolated country to wider audiences.
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And while the dictatorial regime of Kim Jong-Un keeps foreign eyes away from the country's poor, human rights groups regularly report starvation as just one of the problems the under-the-boot masses face in the world's most isolated country.
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His tour of the northeast, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One, gives the 40-year-old leader a chance to reconnect with de-industrializing areas that are among the poorest and most isolated in France.
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The country, which holds reserves of uranium, gold and diamonds, is one of the world's most isolated economies, with exports and imports having to travel about 850 miles by road between the capital, Bangui, to the Cameroonian port of Douala.
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As we know the Antarctic is one of the most isolated places on the planet and so the quality of your cohabitants becomes abundantly clear rather quickly—this is something that's been explored in popular media time and time again.
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BRASILIA, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Opposition lawmakers called on Brazil's Congress on Thursday to reject a proposal by far-right President Jair Bolsonaro to open indigenous reservations to commercial mining, saying it endangered some of the world's most isolated forest inhabitants.
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Video By the time Trump arrived back in the U.S., the parade of critical statements had become a stampede, leaving the president the most isolated he&aposd been in the White House since last year&aposs controversy over white supremacist protesters in Charlottesville.
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Read more:The 20 most isolated towns in the world10 beautiful towns that have practically begged people to move thereThis village of tiny houses in the Arctic is actually a hotel — and it's about as far away from other humans as you can get
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Sudan is one of the poorest, most isolated and most violent countries in Africa, and for years the United States has imposed punitive measures against it in a largely unsuccessful attempt to get the Sudanese government to stop killing its own people.
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Across the border, Eritrea is one of the world's most isolated and repressive nations and has long used the Ethiopian threat to justify hefty military spending and long-term military conscription, which has caused hundred of thousands of young men to flee, mostly to Europe.
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Managed by Boles in his off-season months, the Perth Heat play in what may be the world's most isolated professional baseball stadium, a cozy 21.5,000-seat park just inland from a distant stretch of Indian Ocean coastline closer to Singapore than to Sydney.
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New Delhi (CNN)An American Christian believed to have been engaged in missionary work appears to have been killed by tribespeople from one of the world's most isolated communities, on a remote island hundreds of miles off the coast of India, according to officials.
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SEOUL, South Korea — If North Korea's fifth nuclear test on Friday rattled outside policy makers by demonstrating technological advances in the country's weapons program, it also reminded them of how difficult it remains to parse the country, one of the world's most isolated and secretive.
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Antarctic Scientists Are About to Drill Into One of the Most Isolated Lakes on EarthBuried beneath 4,000 feet of Antarctic ice lies Lake Mercer, a subglacial body of water that formed …Read more ReadWith summer in full force in Antarctica, scientists are hard at work.
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For many people, a trip to North Korea represents the ultimate extremity of tourism: a chance to see the world's most isolated country and for encounters, however fleeting, with members of a population largely kept under the oppressive thumb of the dictatorial Kim dynasty.
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Worden, who orbited the moon alone for days in 1971, holds the feat of having been the world's most isolated human, while Cunningham is notable for being part of a team that talked back to Mission Control in 19693, getting them blacklisted from future flights.
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But anyone who thinks that the future of ride sharing is threatened by Silicon Valley's misbehavior should look elsewhere, to some of the most isolated parts of America, where intrepid networks of volunteers and entrepreneurs are making it possible for their neighbors to get around.
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Here, Heidi Hutner of Stony Brook University offers a "Your Dot" contribution on a recent test in a roadless region in Madagascar that could signal an exciting new frontier for this technology – helping deliver health care to some of the world's poorest, most isolated communities.
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Read more:The 20 most isolated places on Earth27 underrated US destinations everyone should visit in their lifetime6 under-the-radar places to visit in 2020 before everyone else does, according to a travel expert100 under-the-radar beaches everyone should visit in their lifetime
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese property speculators are starting to bet on a rapid improvement in relations between North Korea and the rest of the world, pushing up prices in the border city of Dandong and even spurring buying interest in the world's most isolated country.
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But what President Trump's Twitter advice, as well as the optimistic North Korea-North Vietnam comparisons in multiple news and analysis outlets in the past week, ignore is that North Korea is in a deeper hole even than Vietnam in its most isolated, post-Vietnam War period.
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In a place like Antarctica's Concordia Station, one of the most isolated research facilities in the world, where day and night can last months on end and temperatures generally hover between -30 and -60 Celsius, the already stressful task of being a chef begins to sound downright hellish.
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Alicudi is the most isolated of the volcanic Aeolian islands off Sicily's north coast, and to go by what I hear from my host — who has been spending summers there ever since she was a young girl — it's the perfect balm to the blue-light-illuminated nightmare of 2018.
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The tension between introspection and communion in these pictures, evident even in the most isolated scenes, is also present in Soth's latest project, "I Know How Furiously Your Heart Is Beating," a series, book and exhibition of portraits and interiors charged with vivid intimacy and a desire for connection.
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"I don't know what exactly prompted him to be interested in them rather than some other group, but I know a big reason was that they are some of the most isolated people and he had a passion for reaching them with Christ, for they had never even heard about him," Ramsey said.
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This week, as the world reacted with outrage to North Korea's firing of a missile over Japan, local Chinese government officials along the border of North Korea took a different approach: they held a two-day conference highlighting, among other things, the unique investment opportunities in one of the world's most isolated countries.
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Celeste and Bonnie are the characters most impacted by the end of season one, and they're currently the most vulnerable; but as the person who committed the act that ended Perry's life, Bonnie is in a far more vulnerable position than Celeste, and of all the members of the Monterey Five, she's the most isolated.
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"To be honest, at this point we no longer trust the international community or the UN." Related: Rebel Advance in Aleppo Countryside Sparks Fierce Fighting, Airstrikes Though it's just a 20-minute drive from the center of Damascus, Daraya is one of the most isolated places in Syria: it's been under siege for over four years, and it's one of the few areas where no aid convoys have ever been permitted to enter.
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