"How tantalizing that this neighboring star is a neighboring solar system."
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You will be delighting your neighboring wildlife, if not your neighboring humans.
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Entanglement in such a line-based arrangement has the helpful property of not needing to be passed from neighboring particle to neighboring particle.
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The driveway of a three-story house for sale encroached on a neighboring property, the neighboring property did not encroach on the driveway.
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The bill excludes Muslim members of religious minorities from neighboring countries, such as the Rohingya who have been persecuted ruthlessly in neighboring Myanmar.
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Neighboring sector Big Bend saw a 17% increase in apprehensions from the previous year, and neighboring sector Tucson had only a 35% decrease in apprehensions.
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The state's main port, Veracruz, and the neighboring Boca del Rio area fared a little better with 43 percent, as did Villahermosa in neighboring Tabasco state.
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If the group consolidates its hold in the valley, it would threaten several neighboring districts as well as the main road leading to neighboring Nuristan Province.
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I ate there twice more before I left (and not just because I couldn't bear sitting alone at the neighboring steakhouse with only the entertainment of neighboring bachelor parties).
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Since then Bulgaria has opened a gas link with neighboring Romania and is working to connect its gas network with neighboring Greece, Turkey and Serbia to diversify its suppliers.
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"That compressed air sucks in neighboring air, causing it to expand, and that expanding air compresses neighboring air, and you get this compression-expansion, compression-expansion, compression-expansion," McDaniel said.
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Garamendi said he's spoken to two neighboring members — Reps.
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Neighboring El Salvador's civil protection agency tweeted that the quake caused some electrical posts to fall, while the civil protection agency in neighboring Panama said there were no reports of damage there.
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Nigeria's army, aided by troops from neighboring countries, has recaptured most of the territory, although the insurgents still stage suicide bombings in the northeast, as well as in neighboring Niger and Cameroon.
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At least 85 people died in neighboring Tanzania on Aug.
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They had been condemned so a neighboring manufacturer could expand.
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Cambodia has had border disputes with neighboring Vietnam and Thailand.
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In neighboring Argentina, the picture is more complicated, as usual.
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Neighboring Germany aims to phase out nuclear power by 2575.
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She died in hospital in neighboring Kenya five days later.
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One landed meters away, throwing Zeller into a neighboring ditch.
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Niger has already seen its resources stretched by neighboring crises.
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Barrow was sworn in in Dakar, in neighboring Senegal, Thursday.
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Singapore sees visitors from neighboring countries with cheaper operation costs.
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Fox 8 reported that all neighboring buildings were also damaged.
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The remnants of a supernova explosion in a neighboring galaxy.
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In contrast, neighboring Chile has a cap on severance pay.
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Lebanon: Nearly 1 million people came from neighboring Syria alone.
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Both Sanders and Warren represent neighboring states to New Hampshire.
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It would also bypass relatively unstable corridors in neighboring Pakistan.
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They drive miles and miles, as much as neighboring countries.
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The fighters have also been largely defeated in neighboring Syria.
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They are also paid to handle calls for neighboring Springfield.
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Television footage showed a large police presence in neighboring streets.
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You regifted your unwanted parking ticket to a neighboring vehicle!
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The neighboring Dominican Republic has been aggressive about deporting Haitians.
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Several orbiters are also learning more about our neighboring planet.
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Insecurity is also a worry, with neighboring Libya in chaos.
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In neighboring Tarboro, Red Cross shelters have been set up.
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Neighboring West Virginia has the highest rate, at 7.1 percent.
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No injuries were reported in Ohio or neighboring Kentucky overnight.
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They said most Sarari residents had fled to neighboring communities.
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Otherwise, a bad cell could easily affect its neighboring cells.
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But in the meantime, many neighboring countries have taken notice.
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The violence has forced 19943,21994 Rohingya Muslims into neighboring Bangladesh.
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The U.S. Mission to Somalia is based in neighboring Kenya.
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Neighboring tribes, like the Katukina and Ashaninka, soon followed suit.
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Proxima Centauri, our nearest neighboring star, as seen by Hubble.
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First, a neighboring car spun out and hit his car.
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Neighboring countries Canada and Mexico come next on the list.
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The victim was struck and ran to a neighboring yard.
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Another 1,000 people have been displaced in neighboring Mendocino County.
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Tens of thousands have crossed the border into neighboring Bangladesh.
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He would frequent casinos, including one in neighboring Erie, Pennsylvania.
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New cases quickly spread outward, reaching a neighboring province, Ituri.
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Neighboring Zabadani, where Hezbollah is constructing yet another military base.
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There has long been diplomatic tension between the neighboring governments.
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He spent weeks receiving medical treatment in neighboring South Africa.
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A neighboring home is on the market for $4.75 million.
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More deaths have been recorded in neighboring Georgia and Kazakhstan.
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Some 200 troops from neighboring Senegal would join the operation.
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AI Scry takes on The Verge's offices and neighboring streets.
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Islamabad says the Pakistani Taliban maintain sanctuaries in neighboring Afghanistan.
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Neighboring Spain has fewer than 230,217 cases per 2200,214 people.
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Romania decriminalized homosexuality in 2001, decades later than neighboring countries.
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City and the City, in which two neighboring cities, Besźel
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Don Beyer, a Democrat who represents a district neighboring Comstock's.
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In neighboring Zimbabwe, the confirmed death toll jumped to 13.
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Many sought refuge in neighboring India, particularly in Tamil Nadu.
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Among them were the Barrioses and Cash, from neighboring Charleston.
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Cruz won neighboring Collin County by 28503 points in 22019.
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Eileen got an apartment in the neighboring village of Längenfeld.
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Concerns remain that the outbreak could spread into neighboring nations.
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The system sprawls from Washington into neighboring Maryland and Virginia.
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Teachers in Oklahoma could find better salary in neighboring states.
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The gunman drove north into neighboring Guadalupe County, authorities said.
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Neighboring provinces are taking similar steps, according to the agency.
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The following day, neighboring Victoria state published an energy plan.
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According to authorities, Kelley is from the neighboring Comal County.
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Finally, we decided to move to a neighboring stall. Bingo!
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This may help her in neighboring Midwestern states like Iowa.
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The tropical storm has already pounded neighboring Malawi and Mozambique.
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Two solo strangers on neighboring stools struck up a conversation.
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Residents in neighboring communities have asked to use the service.
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Individuals in five neighboring counties have also sought to join.
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Compare that to neighboring Russia and Azerbaijan looks even better.
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Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees fled into neighboring Bangladesh.
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Trans Mountain stirred an unusual public fight between neighboring provinces.
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But what do Venezuelans and other neighboring Latin Americans think?
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Over the next several months, cases appeared in neighboring countries.
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The neighboring institutions have about 19,000 employees and contractors combined.
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Most are now living in refugee camps in neighboring Bangladesh.
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They condemned China's legally dubious military buildup in neighboring seas.
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Mr. Taylor mentioned two neighboring truck stops in Ontario, Calif.
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Even more, 62 percent, were unreturned in neighboring Robeson County.
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A similar law took effect in neighboring Germany in October.
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She was there when revolution broke out in neighboring Hungary.
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Qatar Airways flights must avoid neighboring airspace, lengthening flight times.
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The Strand remained even as rents doubled for neighboring bookstores.
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Neighboring Jordan would maintain its role as the compound's custodian.
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"Many neighboring communities have started depending on it," he said.
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Neighboring Singapore has reported more than 22014 cases of Zika.
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Everyone evacuated off neighboring plane after reported shooting in baggage.
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Why not simply abduct the women of a neighboring tribe?
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They can affect relations with neighboring countries, trade and tourism.
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Police said fighting also spread to the neighboring Isare district.
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The beachfront community and neighboring cities ordered residents to evacuate.
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A similar incident occurred in neighboring Burkina Faso in January.
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"It's a powder keg," said a general from neighboring Chad.
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Sisi has also been strengthening ties with neighboring Saudi Arabia.
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In neighboring Russia, just two of 28503 ministers are women.
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That's not the case with the animals on neighboring farms.
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It has been locked in perpetual conflict with neighboring Ethiopia.
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According to Amnesty International, the militants scattered into neighboring villages.
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Neighboring Kosovo and possibly a foreign company may join it.
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Uber's relations with neighboring Abu Dhabi have also been frosty.
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Brokaw will soon be dissolved by its two neighboring towns.
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In a child's brain, neighboring regions tend to work together.
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Neighboring Hungary and the Czech Republic already operate the latter.
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The needles have caused panic in Australia and neighboring countries.
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Neighboring Dubai and Sharjah also have been staking cultural claims.
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An additional 1.1 million people have fled to neighboring countries.
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One of Gilbert's neighboring towns is fellow safe city, Chandler.
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But then Aegon set out to conquer the neighboring continent.
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More than 3.4 million Venezuelans have fled to neighboring countries.
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Then he was going to leave troops in neighboring Iraq.
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Some experts suggest civil war in neighboring Syria, which led to a large influx of refugees to Jordan and other neighboring countries, may have been triggered in part and indirectly by a mismanaged drought.
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During a strike in January EDF imported up to 6 gigawatts of power - equivalent to about six nuclear plants - from neighboring countries through its grid unit RTE's extensive network of interconnections with neighboring countries.
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Nigeria's army, aided by troops from neighboring countries, has since recaptured most of the territory, although the jihadist group still stages suicide bombings in the northeast, as well as in neighboring Niger and Cameroon.
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Mr. Sanders needs a victory in this, his neighboring state; Mrs.
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They include Abul Oyay, 30, a university student in neighboring Kenya.
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He died from a self-inflicted gunshot in a neighboring county.
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Neighboring Iran and Turkey also fiercely oppose independence in the north.
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The former Portuguese colony was invaded by neighboring Indonesia in 1975.
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The final day will be spent in Luanda, in neighboring Angola.
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In other words, there are no real borders between neighboring teams.
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The art collective has also gained ownership of a neighboring building.
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Instead they'll be sent to a jail in neighboring Hudson County.
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The cable provider has already unloaded its unit in neighboring Austria.
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Experts say most of the stones are smuggled to neighboring China.
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There's great demand from neighboring countries for accounts in reais here.
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Despite living in neighboring habitats, these elephants don't like to mix.
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Nancy was from Jersey City while Frank was from neighboring Hoboken.
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USDA said it believes the armyworm entered China from neighboring Myanmar.
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Turkey also receives gas and some petrochemical products from neighboring Iran.
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Things like that would be extremely difficult with the neighboring right.
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Or a black man as the king of their neighboring kingdom.
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Military conflict involving the US, North Korea, and its neighboring countries
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A firefighter walks near a pool as a neighboring home burns.
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A woman in a neighboring booth is getting a bikini wax.
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About half of those are living as refugees in neighboring countries.
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The rebels want to bring it in directly from neighboring countries.
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The vast majority have traveled overland to neighboring Colombia and Brazil.
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Alpha Centauri a and b, two of our nearest neighboring stars.
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Officials in neighboring Brunswick also postponed all Halloween activities until Friday.
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Neighboring countries are increasingly overwhelmed and reluctant to let migrants in.
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Over the next several years, legalized gambling expanded to neighboring states.
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That has reignited a century-old territorial dispute with neighboring Venezuela.
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Officials have been warning neighboring communities to be prepared to evacuate.
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Deadly rains in neighboring Chile have also suspended some copper operations.
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Now Sweden's draft, like that of neighboring Norway, is gender-neutral.
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Not just only to Iraq, but also to our neighboring countries.
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Colombia and neighboring Peru are the world's leading producers of cocaine.
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The company hopes this will cover neighboring countries in the region.
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Neighboring metropolises like New York and Philadelphia could crush meaningless Wilmington.
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Trump, who was born in neighboring Slovenia, once lived in Milan.
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The complaints allege that improperly applied dicamba drifted into neighboring fields.
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The neighboring 310,000 bpd Cardon refinery remains offline, the sources said.
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They also want the information service expanded to cover neighboring countries.
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Neighboring France has also been hit by strikes by airline staff.
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Nearly 690,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to neighboring Bangladesh since Aug.
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Amid the unrest, some 250,000 Burundians have fled to neighboring countries.
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The rest were young men from other provinces, mostly neighboring areas.
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The US used these missiles twice in strikes against neighboring Syria.
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Officials in Mississippi said women could obtain abortions in neighboring states.
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Her father was an engineer at General Electric, in neighboring Pittsfield.
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Our neighboring home states of Kentucky and Illinois epitomize this crisis.
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Putin's secure periphery won't necessarily involve physical occupation of neighboring states.
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The latest clashes occurred in the neighboring Shurta and Andalus districts.
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Neighboring European countries have long had a strong influence in Kaliningrad.
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The statue towers alarmingly over its neighboring houses and roadside restaurants.
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The neighboring houses stared down at her like blank-faced jurors.
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Has she spent the last 96 hours on a neighboring planet?
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Kovalenko said the error led to additional contamination in neighboring Belarus.
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Not even chain motels in the larger neighboring city of Kalispell.
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The unrest has been fueled by the war in neighboring Syria.
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Argentina is a major supplier of wheat, particularly to neighboring Brazil.
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No love is lost between Kentucky and Indiana's neighboring basketball programs.
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The other 40 percent is imported from neighboring countries, mainly Thailand.
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Each little lord respected the rights of his neighboring little lord.
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The boat capsized after setting off for Europe from neighboring Libya.
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The majority come from the US, Canada, Europe, and neighboring Nicaragua.
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The oil-rich nation gained independence from neighboring Sudan in 2011.
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Saniye Calkin said supporters in neighboring Germany were reporting similar incidents.
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They later sent the government into exile in neighboring Saudi Arabia.
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Neighboring Rhode Island is No. 2 with an average of $516.
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Ngugi is now in neighboring Uganda, attending the prestigious Makerere University.
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Earthquakes are rare on the Korean Peninsula, unlike in neighboring Japan.
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But the mass exodus is ratcheting up tensions in neighboring countries.
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The neighboring building was partly torn in the collapse as well.
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Most of them found refuge in the neighboring Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province.
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My maternal ancestors were runaway slaves from neighboring plantations in Virginia.
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Ron Archer, a resident of the neighboring block: Helicopters were everywhere.
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Their investigation has spread across Connecticut and into neighboring Westchester County.
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A neighboring shopkeeper said they had been frequented until late December.
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It has launched repeated attacks into neighboring Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
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Another 23,000 people, like the Godmother, retreated to neighboring Costa Rica.
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Bianchi said she had received pushback from people in neighboring towns.
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One side of the structure shares walls with a neighboring property.
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In neighboring Colombia, president Ivan Duque voiced his support for Guaidó.
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Look at neighboring areas to acclaimed wine regions to save, too.
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Austria also employs tens of thousands of workers from neighboring countries.
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No such luck: Neighboring lots would have cost upwards of $60.
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She said she hoped regulators in neighboring Nebraska were paying attention.
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He used a rifle he bought weeks earlier in neighboring Nevada.
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To the neighboring seaweed farmers, he is not just a recluse.
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Majors was from Charlottesville, Virginia, and previously lived in neighboring Waynesboro.
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Cusnir began photographing both his village and neighboring villages in 1955.
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Cantonese is under pressure, in Hong Kong and neighboring Guangzhou province.
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The shock wave swept neighboring atolls clean of vegetation and animals.
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But WOSU notes the turnout still lags compared to neighboring states.
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Going to a neighboring state is unlikely to help much, either.
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Paul Tsongas, from neighboring Massachusetts, won the primary here that year.
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The rush into cannabis farming has been disorienting for neighboring businesses.
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The smog has also impacted neighboring countries, including Malaysia and Singapore.
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He deals with an overly chatty coworker in a neighboring cubicle.
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Neighboring countries like Japan, South Korea, and Thailand are especially affected.
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Some of the electricity generated will be sold to neighboring Bangladesh.
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This area is close to main roads leading to neighboring provinces.
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Their neighboring division rivals, the Chicago Cubs, are the reigning champions.
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Millions have fled to neighboring countries, some pushing on to Europe.
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Al-Shabab, based in neighboring Somalia, claimed responsibility for the assault.
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Perhaps the biggest tossup is in neighboring New Hampshire, where Gov.
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Martin and Raquel Vergara met as rivals, operating neighboring mall kiosks.
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And what if people won't take us in neighboring cities either?
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The crane then begins to swing wildly, smashing into neighboring skyscrapers.
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Abiy's landmark achievement to date is securing peace with neighboring Eritrea.
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They're both quite progressive and from neighboring states to New Hampshire.
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Lebanon also houses thousands of refugees from war in neighboring Syria.
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Photos appeared to show police snipers set up on neighboring buildings.
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Aside from St. Barts, another popular destination is neighboring Sint Maarten.
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Trump won 70+% in Cape Girardeau County and neighboring Scott County.
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About 95 percent have fled to neighboring countries and to Europe.
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He was arrested in a neighboring community later in the day.
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The cyclone also tore through parts of neighboring Zimbabwe and Malawi.
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It wasn't always this way between these two neighboring communist nations.
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Malaysia and neighboring southeastern Asian countries are increasingly attracting American restaurants.
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Some of the electricity generated will be sold to neighboring Bangladesh.
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On one side, the house overlooks a cluster of neighboring homes.
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Even in neighboring Gulf countries, Hindu temples and Christian churches exist.
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Sheldon Whitehouse, of neighboring Rhode Island, greeted him by first name.
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Shopping is plentiful in neighboring Cortlandt and Yorktown, in Westchester County.
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People are fleeing the country at record rates, flooding neighboring countries.
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But some states neighboring New York already have taken the plunge.
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The neighboring communities, which are among the poorest in the state.
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Neighboring Kenya has urged South Sudan's leaders to end the clashes.
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It has been grounded in neighboring United Arab Emirates and Oman.
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And visitors are streaming in, from neighboring towns, Amsterdam, and Berlin.
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Some 10-20% of Nigerian fuel is then smuggled to neighboring countries, according to the Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria, as gasoline is heavily subsidized in the country and prices are higher in neighboring countries.
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Some 10-20% of Nigerian fuel is then smuggled to neighboring countries, according to the Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria, as gasoline is heavily subsidized in the country and prices are higher in neighboring countries.
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Macedonia agreed to change its name to resolve a decades-old dispute with neighboring Greece, and, in return, Greece said it would drop its objection to the neighboring country's entry into the European Union and NATO.
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Representative Jason Chaffetz of neighboring Utah was along for the ride too.
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Brazil and neighboring Argentina have a long-standing and fierce sporting rivalry.
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Shops on neighboring streets were ordered shut while the investigation was underway.
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State Representative Justin T. Bamberg, from neighboring Bamberg County, recently abandoned Mrs.
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Peru is the world's second-largest producer of copper behind neighboring Chile.
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They can go to neighboring states, but why should they have to?
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In neighboring Philadelphia, police commissioner Richard Ross Jr. favors a different approach.
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All that these PMCs did was effectively push them into neighboring countries.
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Unlike in our neighboring countries we have deep faith in our leaders.
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A fifth of neighboring Ford Bend County is under a mandatory evacuation.
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In the neighboring region of Tigray, thousands gathered in the capital Mekelle.
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Will and Kate are due to fly to neighboring Bhutan on Thursday.
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Several neighboring countries criticized Spain's use of force to disrupt Catalonia's Oct.
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Yet, no solutions are possible without the support of these neighboring states.
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Neighboring RG Tanna coal port at Gladstone charges about $93 a tonne.
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This is an emergency for [Congo] and it may affect neighboring countries.
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The police in neighboring Croatia have detained four more suspects, it said.
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In neighboring Brandenburg, the SPD governs along with the radical Left Party.
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In neighboring Panama City, homes and businesses were wrecked by the storm.
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A neighboring farmer named Jason Larson sent about 25 employees to help.
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Indeed, neighboring Arab countries' reactions in recent months have been fairly muted.
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He had never been anywhere other than the neighboring country of Senegal.
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In 2016, fires in Fort McMurray in neighboring Alberta displaced 88,000 people.
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Forget about trying to save some money by slipping into neighboring Massachusetts.
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In the morning, we saw that many neighboring houses had been obliterated.
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After assisting its neighboring planet, Kosatka, Glenlyon has become a target itself.
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On Monday, he led detectives to remains in neighboring Burke County, Georgia.
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Riverdale and Greendale, the town where Sabrina takes place, are neighboring towns.
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Neighboring Colombia has been in membership talks with the OECD since 2013.
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Ghana is the world's second-largest cocoa producer, after neighboring Ivory Coast.
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People have long wondered whether our neighboring planet could have harbored life.
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Most illegal imports come from neighboring Sudan, Uganda and Congo, Adieng said.
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Six other distant stars were probably pilfered from another neighboring dwarf galaxy.
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In 2016, fires in Fort McMurray in neighboring Alberta displaced 88,000 people.
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Unlike neighboring Peru and Chile, there are few foreign-owned mining companies.
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The justice minister of neighboring Serbia, Nela Kuburovic, called the ruling "shameful".
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The blaze may also reach the neighboring province of Saskatchewan, authorities warned.
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To their neighboring contemporaries, the Longshan people likely appeared as veritable giants.
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Artist's rendition of the surface of Proxima b, our nearest neighboring exoplanet.
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Some Iraqis worry Iraq will become a religious state, like neighboring Iran.
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In the 1990s, some 250,000 Rohingya fled violent attacks for neighboring countries.
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The election also coincides with a growing migration crisis from neighboring Venezuela.
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Neighboring countries have feared for months over the virus' potential to spread.
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Elizabeth Warren tried visiting a child detention shelter in neighboring Homestead, Fla.
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The area is home to ethnic minorities with roots in neighboring Myanmar.
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They will have recommendations for the neighboring countries, those most at risk.
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Outbreaks of lice can travel like storm clouds between neighboring salmon farms.
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Unfortunately, the leader of neighboring Sylvania also has his eye on Mrs.
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Bryon Vassey, an officer from the neighboring Southport Police Department, showed up.
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That district contains the entirety of Denver plus a few neighboring suburbs.
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Many of the affected miners come from neighboring countries such as Lesotho.
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He noted that a weaker currency was boosting exports to neighboring Brazil.
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She managed the deli counter at the Walmart in a neighboring town.
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Several neighboring houses are surrounded by chain link topped with broken glass.
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More than 90 patients from a neighboring nursing home "were safely evacuated."
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Donna Sadof, 68, from neighboring Bedford, asked Christie about curbing government spending.
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In the neighboring state of Mexico, at least nine people were killed.
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We're joining an Israeli unit gathering intelligence on the neighboring civil war.
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Most victims were in Louisiana, but neighboring Mississippi also was hard hit.
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A swastika also was spray-painted on the neighboring building, police said.
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Two victims had been identified as citizens of neighboring Nigeria, Mohammed said.
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More than 600,000 of the refugees have entered neighboring Bangladesh since Aug.
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The whole family traveled to a neighboring town to demand her release.
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It said the District should not raise wages until neighboring suburbs do.
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The excess had to be sold to neighboring countries on the cheap.
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For another accusation, Filler was out for dinner in a neighboring town.
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Neighboring Hungary and the Czech Republic already operate Gripens, built by Saab.
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That plan seemed successful in Texas, Cruz's home state, and neighboring Oklahoma.
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He walked into one unlocked neighboring apartment building and knocked on doors.
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Irma had blown most of it into a fence surrounding neighboring businesses.
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Iran is home to a huge number of migrants from neighboring countries.
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The egg came from a neighboring female penguin that laid two eggs.
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The city also lost a second water source in neighboring Hardin County.
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He signed ceasefires with ethnic militias and business deals with neighboring countries.
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Migrants still arrive in Serbia, however, mainly from Turkey, via neighboring Bulgaria.
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She had been kidnapped while visiting her sister in a neighboring village.
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He wants to establish a conversation with a neighboring country, a leader.
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Neighboring public four-year HBCUs in Mississippi have not fared much better.
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Richmond Highway is the name of the road in neighboring Fairfax County.
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In neighboring Bihar state, 19 people in rural areas lost their lives.
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Many have gone to neighboring districts where they feel safer, she added.
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He said the biggest danger was Qaeda-linked fighters in neighboring Binnish.
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The closures are reportedly due to an expanding industry in neighboring Arkansas.
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Bule said the islanders would be offered residence on two neighboring islands.
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In neighboring Mexico, this responsibility has come at a brutally high cost.
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Tens of thousands of Rohingya have fled into neighboring Bangladesh since Aug.
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They have sanctuary in neighboring Pakistan and ample local recruits in Afghanistan.
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The pair were attending neighboring D.C.-area high schools at the time.
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The gambling industry is moving on to greener pastures in neighboring states.
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Liberia and neighboring countries leading up to and during the Liberian Civil
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Neighboring Malaysia has reported at least one case of locally transmitted Zika.
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It should also hold lessons for those who rule in neighboring countries.
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This was a hot issue in the peace process in neighboring Colombia.
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This year alone, 20,000 have fled insecurity and hunger to neighboring Ethiopia.
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He will spend Sunday in neighboring Azerbaijan, a majority Shiite Muslim nation.
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Most are from poorer neighboring countries including Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam.
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Arm reports plans to buy a neighboring house and expand the gym.
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On Wednesday, Abadi began an official visit to neighboring Turkey and Iran.
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Jordan, Turkey and other neighboring countries already host millions of Syrian refugees.
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Neighboring Pakistan sees a similar danger, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said.
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If any of our neighboring countries decides to say hello, we're fucked!
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More than 1,000 families arrived in neighboring Takhar Province, its governor said.
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Tall glass windows let you peer out at neighboring buildings in Manhattan.
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Many Buddhists across Myanmar regard them as illegal immigrants from neighboring Bangladesh.
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Scientists attribute Madagascar's unique biodiversity to its long isolation from neighboring continents.
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Later, I tracked down the neighboring diner, a businessman named Irakli Rukhadze.
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Another recount will begin Friday in the neighboring battleground state of Michigan.
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The deluge of water pools, flooding in front of the neighboring buildings.
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Neighboring countries like Turkey and Pakistan also closed their borders with Iran.
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He has stopped short of backing direct intervention in the neighboring country.
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Turkey and neighboring Iran are closely watching the power shift in Sinjar.
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Prince Mohammed launched a military campaign in neighboring Yemen in March 2015.
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Many of them did so with training and funding from neighboring Iran.
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However, the number of migrant arrivals in neighboring Greece spiked last month.
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They are worth the hunt, as is Gallery Exit in neighboring Aberdeen.
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He has also been pressuring Iraq to distance itself from neighboring Iran.
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He noticed her from afar, manning the tractor of a neighboring farm.
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Kyrgios's antics also seemed to affect the match on a neighboring court.
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Two Pakistani wives in a neighboring village are said to be pregnant.
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Neighboring regulated apartments, meanwhile, lacked cooking gas for more than two years.
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In neighboring Arkansas, voters will face a similar question, called Issue 5.
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When a virus enters the body, "first responder" cells alert neighboring cells.
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When a virus enters the body, "first responder" cells alert neighboring cells.
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Cases in neighboring Ecuador now near 2,000, and in Brazil, top 4,000.
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Their other daughter, Liqaa, 37, now lives in neighboring South Bend, Ind.
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They have spread into neighboring states, including Utah, Oregon, Washington and California.
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Neighboring countries have also started to see the panel as a model.
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Neighboring Kazakhstan pulled off the one significant feat toward restoring the sea.
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Like rulers of neighboring kingdoms, we only have jurisdiction within our borders.
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The plans include enlisting a neighboring county to tabulate that county's votes.
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Hundreds of thousands are exiled in Peru, Chile, neighboring Colombia and Brazil.
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To halt the decline it merged with the neighboring town of Neugersdorf.
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Chinese stocks with ties to Shenzhen, Hong Kong's neighboring city, also rallied.
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Western leaders, neighboring Turkey and the remaining opposition warn of apocalyptic violence.
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Hunger and disease racked the country and millions fled to neighboring countries.
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He worries for relatives who have fled to neighboring Bangladesh and India.
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The one in the neighboring village of Lone Rock closed last spring.
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The practice is even more common in some of Kenya's neighboring countries.
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In others, residents of neighboring settlements pointed the mapping teams to encampments.
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That's in addition to purchases in neighboring Mountain View and San Francisco.
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It was designed and built to strike neighboring countries, including in Europe.
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Neighboring Slovenia approved such a move last month after amending existing laws.
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On Sunday they said they had captured the neighboring district, Jabal Badro.
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Mr. DeMarco did so after neighboring Nassau County made a similar change.
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People sweat and cough on neighboring lounge chairs or while on deck.
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Bunn touched a neighboring branch, which fell into an easy, swinging motion.
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It could reach its neighboring parrot, though, whose compartment had an opening.
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It accused government forces of arming local militias to attack neighboring communities.
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S. trade war and trade friction between Tokyo and neighboring South Korea.
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Thunderstorms are forecast for NSW and neighboring Victoria state in coming days.
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Granite State Democrats always plump for the Democrat from a neighboring state.
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It has killed hundreds of people in Somalia and in neighboring Kenya.
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Duncan Hunter's more conservative neighboring seat should the now-indicted Californian retire.
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He was later shot dead, his body dumped in a neighboring province.
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But neighboring countries, such as Cameroon and Chad, have also been targeted.
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He was in the neighboring tent, bedridden and unable to receive visitors.
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At last, people from neighboring tents came running, and the assailants disappeared.
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Early last year, Rwanda closed its main border crossing with neighboring Uganda.
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Settling into our neighboring spots, I told Ted that I was excited.
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The latter was also felt in neighboring Bali, another popular tourist spot.
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Several thousand are stuck in Bosnia after neighboring Croatia tightened its borders.
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The same was true in Vienna's two famous markets, in neighboring Austria.
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Ohio is plagued by the same river bottlenecks that neighboring Kentucky is.
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And this neighboring country means you're only a short journey from home.
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In neighboring Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces, more than 42,500 people were relocated.
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Ghana and neighboring Ivory Coast supply 60 percent of the world's cocoa.
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From 1854 to 1855, when Sevastopol fell, Trunov lived in neighboring Simferopol.
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She's working to win over voters in the neighboring state of Iowa.
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It was aimed at reducing emissions and replicating regulations in neighboring countries.
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It was aimed at reducing emissions and replicating regulations in neighboring countries.
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Iowa is of particular importance for the senator from the neighboring state.
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These days, he oversees the emergency medical services in neighboring Alameda County.
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These days, he oversees the emergency medical services in neighboring Alameda County.
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Thunderstorms are forecast for NSW and neighboring Victoria state in coming days.
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Iraq is alarmed about any spread of the coronavirus from neighboring Iran.
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In November, mudslides in the neighboring city of Niterói killed 14 people.
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"Whenever it goes off, the neighboring town stands to attention," says Franz.
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That has emboldened neighboring Malta and other countries to do the same.
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Flames skittered down the hills toward avocado orchards, neighboring streets — and him.
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Mitt Romney, who is running for Senate in neighboring Utah this year.
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Typical for him, he took over the neighboring creamery within a year.
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The "beautiful crimson" lit up all the neighboring high peaks, including Everest.
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Similar marches were held in cities all over Argentina and neighboring countries.
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Some 240,000 people have fled to neighboring countries like Rwanda and Tanzania.
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An estimated nine million Syrians have fled their homes since the outbreak of civil war in March 2011, with over three million fleeing to neighboring countries and some 240,000 finding refuge in the neighboring Kurdish region of Iraq.
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" 'All neighboring areas' The statement also says the US push toward the total denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula should include the removal of nuclear threats from "not only the North and the South, but from all neighboring areas.
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Every day, hundreds of South Sudanese refugees cross the border into neighboring Uganda — one of the countries hosting the most refugees in the world, with 1.4 million claiming asylum there from a handful of conflicts in neighboring countries.
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The devastation in Paradise and neighboring towns all around Chico is utterly horrifying.
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Iraq's fate, though, is directly linked to neighboring countries, including Syria and Lebanon.
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Burned onto DVD, the movie will be sold in Zambia and neighboring countries.
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Alongside fellow restaurateur Darin Rubell, he owns the two neighboring East Village spots.
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Turkey faces multiple security threats including spillover from the war in neighboring Syria.
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Like neighboring Hong Kong, Macau operates under China's "one country, two systems" policy.
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It also shelled and bombed villages in the neighboring, rebel-held Quneitra province.
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Police searched the home of the suspect, who lived in a neighboring canton.
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The neighboring area of North Lawndale had a death rate 240 times higher.
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In neighboring Thailand, tourism officials said the U.S. ban could lift visitor numbers.
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His generous hand stretches all the way to neighboring Pennsylvania and New York.
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Neighboring factories will supplement supplies and sales from the slaughterhouse during its suspension.
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Sure enough, within minutes women from neighboring gers entered and squatted on stools.
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Data from the Milky Way and our neighboring Andromeda galaxy fit the model.
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Venezuelans last year began crossing into neighboring Brazil and Colombia to buy groceries.
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Some anxious Catalan depositors traveled to neighboring regions to open bank accounts there.
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Barrow said he would be inaugurated Thursday at Gambia's embassy in neighboring Senegal.
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Trump subsequently issued a tweet that Iran's influence in neighboring Iraq has expanded.
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This has soured relations between the neighboring countries, which are historic regional rivals.
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Eurowings said its flight and the Scandinavian Airlines airliner were at neighboring gates.
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But the forces defending democracy elsewhere, including in neighboring Hungary, have been losing.
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Colombian President Ivan Duque has said Hernandez may have fled to neighboring Venezuela.
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Irish exporters to neighboring Britain already report difficulties amid cuts to economic forecasts.
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Onlookers standing on the neighboring escalators look shocked as it violently rolled by.
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While some states share data with neighboring states, there is no national database.
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But neighboring Nevada scrapped the policy - prompting solar companies to flee the state.
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While neighboring countries welcomedmillions, many perished on their exodus along the Mediterranean coastline.
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There is barely any escape here, only a visit to a neighboring reality.
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We've seen what happens when authority taps into that sort of nosey neighboring.
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Israel's embassy in Nairobi, in neighboring Kenya, currently handles its relations with Uganda.
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He was tried separately and sentenced Friday following his extradition from neighboring Kosovo.
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Neighboring Malawi has registered 157 cases and four deaths, its health minister said.
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Galaxy NGC 4569 shown in context to neighboring galaxies in the Virgo Cluster.
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More than half of those have fled to neighboring countries, mostly to Uganda.
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Turkey regularly carries out air strikes against PKK targets in neighboring northern Iraq.
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Make this the year that you finally explore your neighboring cities and nature.
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His mother owns a neighboring crabbing business right down the bay, Jetty Fishery.
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Neighboring Oman has mediated the release of two Americans held in Houthi custody.
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Many people had fled across the river into neighboring Congo Republic, he added.
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Alberta's premier threatened to cut fuel deliveries to its neighboring province in retaliation.
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Ultimately, the trade agreement will push for stronger economic collaboration between neighboring countries.
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There are few foreign-owned mining firms, unlike in neighboring Peru and Chile.
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" In neighboring China, people derisively refer to him as "Kim Fatty the Third.
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Many were found to have been trafficked to neighboring countries such as Laos.
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Political turmoil in neighboring Venezuela has dominated Colombia's foreign policy concerns this year.
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The inhabited neighboring islands of Rongelap, Utirik, and others were almost immediately affected.
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The Cologne attacks also heated up the debate on immigration in neighboring Austria.
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After all, too much radiation will kill you—or any possible neighboring aliens.
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After all, too much radiation will kill you—or any possible neighboring aliens.
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She also criticized Illinois' neighboring states that have recently passed restrictive abortion laws.
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About 700,000 Rohingya fled to neighboring Bangladesh after the crackdown began last August.
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He said the quake was also felt in parts of neighboring Bali island.
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Seeking good relations with his neighbors, Khan addressed Pakistan&aposs rival, neighboring India.
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Neighboring counties have been sending equipment and crews to help fight the blazes.
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Neighboring Japan and South Korea also share the culture of prolonged working hours.
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The siding on a neighboring home also suffered significant damage from the flames.
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In neighboring Middle Eastern countries Syrian refugees need continued support with humanitarian aid.
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This corridor is used often by drug traffickers from the two neighboring countries.
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Some share water with neighboring landowners by taking turns using a common well.
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The explosion also damaged or destroyed 23 neighboring homes plus a dozen cars.
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He was arrested a short time later in the neighboring city of Alameda.
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Protests also erupted in Punjab, New Delhi and the neighboring state of Rajasthan.
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Millions of them have found shelter in neighboring countries including Jordan and Turkey.
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These "unquestionably" had an impact on neighboring civilizations on the continent, she asserts.
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The film opened in neighboring Singapore on Thursday with a "parental guidance" rating.
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Many of those walking into Manitoba come from the neighboring state of Minnesota.
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The Taliban also benefit from the continuing sanctuary they enjoy in neighboring Pakistan.
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South Sudan became independent from neighboring Sudan in 2011 following decades of conflict.
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We hope for peace, with security, among Israel and neighboring people and nations.
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What is occurring there and in neighboring Iraq is, without a doubt, genocide.
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The scandal has forced lenders in Estonia and neighboring Latvia to shut down.
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It is unclear whether the death rate is higher than in neighboring countries.
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The squares are then arranged in a way that loosely captures neighboring relationships.
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Several other European countries, including neighboring Germany and Austria, have similar defamation laws.
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Peru is virtually tied with neighboring Colombia as the world's top cocaine producer.
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With the exception of Colombia, no neighboring country has an accredited antidoping facility.
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"All these houses are long abandoned," he continued, pointing to the neighboring homes.
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Neighboring India, with a vastly larger rail network, reported 73 accidents in 2018.
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It should assist neighboring countries in developing frameworks for collectively harnessing water resources.
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Homes in a subdivision in neighboring Edwardsville, Illinois, were also vandalized with swastikas.
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The government has ruled out shipping ore via closer ports in neighboring Liberia.
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More than 100 highways also were shut in neighboring Arkansas, state officials said.
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We began a tour through the neighboring countries of Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
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The Assistant District Attorney proposed that he had entered through a neighboring country.
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The Wolfpack beat its neighboring rivals for the second year in a row.
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There and at neighboring farms, workers were offered referral bonuses for new hires.
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Volcanic gas and ashfall Conditions were not much better in neighboring Kau district.
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Seven dogs lived in the neighboring building in her tony Lake View neighborhood.
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Iran's expanding power in Syria has caused deep alarm in neighboring enemy Israel.
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They have also intensified the debate on immigration in neighboring Austria and elsewhere.
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Several Finnish companies have a long history in doing business in neighboring Russia.
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Matteo Garrone's "Tale of Tales" collects three strange, intertwining stories of neighboring kingdoms.
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Jiayu administered cultural-exchange projects at the public university in a neighboring town.
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Several thousand Irish women travel each year to get abortions in neighboring Britain.
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The plot is so elevated that no neighboring trees obstruct the preserved view.
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But health experts are worried that the disease may spread to neighboring countries.
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In recent years its attacks have spilled into neighboring Niger, Cameroon and Chad.
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A default was averted with $20 billion of aid from neighboring Abu Dhabi.
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The pair then set off for a neighboring Jewish area of East Jerusalem.
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He was now the headmaster of an elementary school in a neighboring community.
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When rain falls on bay laurel leaves, contaminated droplets scatter, reaching neighboring trees.
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The current rainy season has already caused havoc in neighboring Cambodia and Laos.
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The whales live in communities of neighboring families in a multicultural oceanic society.
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Creek Fire: The second-largest blaze ignited Tuesday in neighboring Los Angeles County.
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But similar doubts over traditional liberal views are being voiced in neighboring countries.
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The second such experiment in the region began this year in neighboring Honduras.
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In this comedy sequel, a particularly raucous sorority takes over the neighboring home.
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On the neighboring lot, runaway ivy scales the walls of a crumbling house.
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Santos condemned Maduro for the crisis, saying it burdens neighboring countries like Colombia.
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I could see smoke and fire from neighboring villages as they were torched.
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The neighboring clubs from England's Northeast are both at risk of being relegated.
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Kjellaug still lives in Furuflaten, working as a nurse in a neighboring town.
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It suffers daily power failures much worse than those in neighboring Hindu localities.
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The move has stoked fears of further escalating tensions between countries neighboring Syria.
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When a neighboring biologist suggested the source was the plainfin midshipman, everyone scoffed.
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The flights offered them a way around frequent border closures by neighboring Pakistan.
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On May 20th, the bear killed four more sheep in a neighboring village.
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Cancún and its neighboring towns have tons of unique experiences to offer travelers ...
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More than 400 people have died in Congo and neighboring Angola since December.
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Other congressmen have turned on Lipinski too, even one representing a neighboring district.
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Two-thirds of Brownsville voters chose Clinton and neighboring counties saw similar results.
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He found himself attracted to the choir of St. John's, a neighboring college.
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Neighboring countries like Turkey and Pakistan have also closed their borders with Iran.
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In either case, California will have to win the support of neighboring states.
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As copies of the virus multiply, they burst out and infect neighboring cells.
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These communities have long suffered from neighboring CAFOs' woefully antiquated waste disposal practices.
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With no solution in sight, Venezuelans are fleeing en masse into neighboring countries.
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About 4,000 students lived in neighboring Sweetwater, across the busy eight-lane street.
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Unlike its counterparts in neighboring countries, the Venezuelan left didn't get very far.
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I traveled across Turkana and neighboring Isiolo County in northern Kenya last month.
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Three weeks later, her body was found in a park in neighboring Plymouth.
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"Or are all models supposed to look the same?" a neighboring stranger said.
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Issa represented a neighboring congressional district for 18 years before retiring in January.
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The recent conflict with neighboring Pakistan may have helped him in this regard.
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Iran is nearly four times larger than neighboring Iraq in terms of territory.
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He had been hiding in a neighboring shelter when the first strike hit.
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Despite setbacks with neighboring countries, developments in the US have given him hope.
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As word spreads, neighboring villagers arrive to loot the town's homes and shops.
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The next day, I would learn of an airstrike in the neighboring district.
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A neighboring shop selling home goods such as plastic chairs was also looted.
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Also affected is the neighboring island of Lombok, an increasingly popular tourist destination.
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On Thursday, condo owners joined three neighboring buildings in finally getting their relief.
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The millions of refugees flooding into neighboring countries are already sparking a backlash.
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The view from the casement windows, of a neighboring church, is similarly uplifting.
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The so-called abductees issue remains the thorniest matter dividing the neighboring countries.
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Neighboring homes were burning to the ground, as was the nearby Signorello winery.
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More than 700,000 Rohingya fled to neighboring Bangladesh and live in squalid camps.
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Another cluster emerged in Vo Euganeo, a hamlet in the neighboring Veneto region.
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But the view wasn't ideal, as it was partly obscured by neighboring towers.
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Some small cities also joined together with neighboring ones to form regional bids.
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He was defeated in a primary in the 48th Congressional district, neighboring Min's.
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In neighboring Louisiana, however, COVID-19 cases are growing at an alarming rate.
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States like neighboring New Jersey have called such demands "stay at home" orders.
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Another cluster emerged in Vo Euganeo, a hamlet in the neighboring Veneto region.
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"The offender also admitted to transferring masks to neighboring Romania," the statement said.
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That base was also in Baghlan-e-Markazi District, in neighboring Alawuddin village.
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Start with the disaster in Puerto Rico and the neighboring U.S. Virgin Islands.
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But it would not protect persecuted Muslims, including the Rohingya in neighboring Myanmar.
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Instead, this year, focus on exploring your own neighborhood, town, and neighboring cities.
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His patients were primarily from the city's southwest side and the neighboring suburbs.
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She returned to Adelso and the neighboring island of Munso throughout her life.
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That list includes some neighboring countries that have closed their borders with China.
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A neighboring city just across the border, Shenzhen, has had hundreds of cases.
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Bernie Sanders of neighboring Vermont and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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High prices have rippled into neighboring countries that rely on Nigeria for trade.
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Neighboring Colombia has said it will not recognize the results of the election.
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More than one million Somalis have fled the country, many to neighboring Kenya.
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The fires caused thick haze which often drifted to neighboring Malaysia and Singapore.
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Boko Haram's movement is metastasizing out of Nigeria and spreading to neighboring nations.
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Brown shows masses of desperate Syrians leaving for neighboring Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan.
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Violence also was reported in the neighboring states of Punjab, Rajasthan and Delhi.
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"We want peace; we want good relations with our neighboring countries," she said.
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And home prices are typically lower than those in neighboring Central American countries.
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Five million of those have become refugees in neighboring countries, Europe and elsewhere.
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Ousting those troops would diminish U.S. influence in both Iraq and neighboring Syria.
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Some areas in neighboring Jefferson County saw a whopping 43 inches of rain.
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And the growth of neighboring Nashville and Cincinnati often overshadows that of Louisville.
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In the neighboring desert state of Rajasthan, 360,000 hectares came under the attack.
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Unable to defeat Boko Haram unilaterally, Buhari publically welcomed assistance from neighboring countries.
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He had boarded a Nigerian freighter in the neighboring country of Sierra Leone.
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FV Hospital also receives patients from neighboring countries of Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar.
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Meanwhile, South Africa's new President Cyril Ramaphosa also visited neighboring Zimbabwe on Saturday.
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The majority are living with host communities in neighboring Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey.
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The CJNG has spent years terrorizing people in Michoacán and in neighboring Jalisco.
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It affected tens of thousands of people across the country and neighboring Malawi.
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Yet that assuredness was warped by the post-communist disintegration of neighboring Yugoslavia.
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In neighboring Redcar, the abandoned steel plant looms over a wide, sandy beach.
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She said that her route covered Pittsview and the neighboring town of Cottonton.
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Nearly 1.5 million have settled in neighboring Colombia, many arriving with scant resources.
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When one provider becomes more productive, the neighboring ones tend to as well.
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That initiative drew rebukes from the Damascus government, neighboring power Turkey and Washington.
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Elsewhere, China has taken the lead in exploring its neighboring country's natural resources.
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Joe Kennedy III have both campaigned for her in neighboring New Hampshire. Rep.
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Mnangagwa met neighboring South Africa's President Jacob Zuma before his return on Wednesday.
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But if a neighboring settlement was any indication, things were unlikely to improve.
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They lived in the neighboring village separated from ours by a small stream.
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Navigating Syria's desert roads, they made their way to refuge in neighboring Jordan.
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The neighboring communities of Hart's Location and Millsfield also voted at midnight Tuesday.
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The majority of the programming was presented at the neighboring Royal Geographical Society.
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There are about 900,0003 Rohingya in neighboring Bangladesh and smaller populations across Asia.
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Green Party candidate Jill Stein does not earn more than 3% in any state, and Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson, a former New Mexico governor, takes in 9% in neighboring Arizona, 6% in neighboring Texas and 8% in the state of Georgia.
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Seemingly always ready for battle due to tumultuous relationship with neighboring tribes in ancient times, and with their neighboring countries in the modern era, Irish stick fighting provided youth with the skillset needed in order to transition from stick to blade.
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More than 875,000 refugees have fled into neighboring Uganda since the war broke out.
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That total handily beats much larger metropolises, including Dallas, Portland and even neighboring Oakland.
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He's also seen images that present people in neighboring towns as caricatures and cartoons.
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Everyone uses the same bathrooms and Wi-Fi and eats cheeseburgers at neighboring tables.
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The Honolulu Biennial will be take place within the city and on neighboring islands.
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Environmentalists and neighboring states worry about Foxconn sucking up all of Lake Michigan's water.
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Frick, another small rural hospital about 12 miles away, technically serves neighboring Westmoreland County.
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Venezuela's economic crisis has triggered mass immigration to neighboring Colombia and other nearby countries.
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Neighboring Poland, which Trump visited in July, is also turning increasingly to U.S. coal.
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Oil tanker accidents are common in neighboring Nigeria, which is a major oil producer.
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After Monday's crash, Walker's sister called Thirkill, the principal of a neighboring elementary school.
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A city crew in neighboring Franklin, which controlled the previous location, removed the marker.
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Sudan's opposition Umma party is also expected to attend Friday's talks in neighboring Ethiopia.
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About 700,000 Rohingya have fled to neighboring Bangladesh since the crackdown began last August.
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About 700,000 Rohingya have escaped to neighboring Bangladesh since the crackdown began last August.
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But the economy has slowed, battered by the turmoil in neighboring Syria and Iraq.
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On the neighboring Qinghai-Tibet plateau, China unveiled its first Mars "village" in March.
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First, they went to another rebel-held town in the neighboring province of Idlib.
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Some migrants have entered Bulgaria from neighboring Turkey en route for wealthier western Europe.
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He ran through the woods to a neighboring house, where the resident called police.
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Neighboring trees pick up these signals and increase their own resistance to the threat.
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The disease has also spread to neighboring countries, notably Vietnam, Laos, Mongolia and Cambodia.
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Of course, there are downsides to sneaking off to the neighboring rice paddies, too.
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They can also walk out the door and right into a neighboring health club.
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Neighboring West Bengal state also decided to close an airport at Kolkata, its capital.
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She searches Steve's pool and the neighboring woods, where a wild creature rushes past.
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However, the WHO says it has confidence that at-risk neighboring countries are prepared.
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Immigration raids have snared neighboring tenants, and he knows it could happen to him.
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"The Haitians and Dominicans are two neighboring peoples on the same island," he says.
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Still, Sanders, from neighboring Vermont, is the heavy favorite to win in New Hampshire.
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The Shiite majority population in neighboring Bahrain rose up against the Sunni-dominated monarchy.
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I check online to see if there are any open positions in neighboring districts.
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Authorities believe that there might be more newlywed victims out there in neighboring counties.
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Sometimes you can't see the neighboring houses in Norilsk because of the air pollution.
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Then her parents forced her to go to an Islamic school in neighboring Dagestan.
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You've got a campus population of 45,000, plus faculty staff, and a neighboring community.
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Both companies have expanded beyond their home turfs to offer services in neighboring countries.
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Thousands of wildfires are also decimating the neighboring Brazilian Amazon, the world's largest rainforest.
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Provence has traditionally been more affordable than the neighboring Côte d'Azur, Mr. Lilloe added.
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The gambling hub's tax base has been decimated by casino competition in neighboring states.
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Banks in Sweden and Switzerland, outside the neighboring euro zone, pay a similar charge.
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When she first left Damascus, Fatima headed for neighboring Turkey, a life-threatening experience.
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Consider, for example, the Hemerdon tin mine in neighboring Devon which closed in 1944.
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Rossini injured his spine when he jumped to the roof of a neighboring building.
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France, Germany, Britain and neighboring countries sharply curbed military outlays while austerity was enforced.
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The sale includes neighboring Pea Island, which is 2 nautical miles from Columbia Island.
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After landfall, the storm may spread strong winds and heavy rains into neighboring Bangladesh.
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While its neighboring condo tower is in crisis, Salesforce is promoting peace and tranquility.
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The closest neighboring land mass, Ushakov Island, sits some 87 miles to the north.
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They were based in Al Dana near Aleppo, and Islamic State controlled neighboring territory.
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The kids would patrol the camp around the neighboring mountains and the camp itself.
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Meteorologists anticipate the storm making landfall near Salalah and neighboring Yemen on Saturday morning.
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Another four were killed in neighboring Dominican Republic when the storm hit on Tuesday.
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As in neighboring India and Bangladesh, transgender Pakistanis have faced widespread discrimination for decades.
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Cherry was a gift for Samuel's sister, and she lives on a neighboring plantation.
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Only neighboring Malheur County was worse off, according to a state report last month.
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The 2007 to 2100 economic crisis fell particularly hard on Mississippi and neighboring states.
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Neighboring province Manitoba on Tuesday forecast a C$911-million deficit for this year.
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That compares with more than 2 million passenger vehicles a year in neighboring India.
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Lithuania, neighboring Kaliningrad and a member of NATO, said it would protest to Moscow.
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This is a result of the Saudi handling or neighboring countries headed by Saudi.
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Another 13 people were reported killed in the neighboring states of Mexico and Guerrero.
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Obama and the Saudis also butted heads over Riyadh's military campaign in neighboring Yemen.
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Security, meanwhile, has deteriorated with the spread of an Islamist insurgency from neighboring Mali.
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At that point, she allegedly said she moved the bodies under the neighboring house.
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In neighboring Peru, more than 70 people are dead after severe flooding and mudslides.
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Kenya's economy, the biggest in the region, slid into recession and neighboring economies wobbled.
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Israel has formal diplomatic relations with only two Arab states, neighboring Egypt and Jordan.
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The German Luftwaffe bombed neighboring Northern Ireland during the war, targeting Belfast in particular.
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Some of that damage happening as far away as the neighboring island of Bali.
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Romania decriminalized homosexuality in 2001, decades after neighboring countries and LGBT discrimination is widespread.
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The Globular Amphora culture predated the Corded Ware culture, which comprised some neighboring groups.
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Officials at the morgue said the men were from Tepochica, Iguala and neighboring towns.
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"It's not safe even for the workers and for the neighboring areas," said Castelo.
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Kenya has suffered frequent attacks by Islamist militants from neighboring Somalia in recent years.
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He sent the computers to a digital forensics specialist at a neighboring police department.
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Officials in Farah often blame neighboring Iran for helping the Taliban in the area.
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Sutter said the company wanted to boost its digital retail offering in neighboring countries.
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Butler worked in the neighboring city of Trophy Club, Texas, as a hotel receptionist.
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The terror group ISIS has gained large swaths of the country and neighboring Iraq.
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Neighboring Dubai is backing rival Virgin Hyperloop One to build the futuristic transport system.
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Civilians were escorted out through the front gate and directed to neighboring university grounds.
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The state has been slower to recover from the financial crisis than neighboring states.
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A few weeks later, my friends were interviewed and investigations began at neighboring colleges.
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States with stricter gun laws tend to have more traces originating in neighboring states.
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Heavy rains have also struck the neighboring Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
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They fear an attack by neighboring Turkey, which has threatened to crush the YPG.
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Mosul is the largest city under the militants' control in Iraq and neighboring Syria.
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Bayshore Medical Center in neighboring Pasadena evacuated 196 patients due to rising water Sunday.
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Parts of neighboring Germany also have seen storms and heavy rain since the weekend.
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The administration has also thanked the government of neighboring Bangladesh for hosting the refugees.
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Deadly Islamist attacks hitting neighboring France and Belgium have put Germany on high alert.
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Later that night, Goni hit Kumamoto and the neighboring Kyushu Island in full force.
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Most of them are living in neighboring countries such as Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon.
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The cement would serve the Togolese market as well as export to neighboring countries.
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The gasoline at Costco is consistently cheaper than the gas sold at neighboring stations.
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Ranchers commonly argue that larger numbers of bison hurt their property neighboring the park.
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Aerolineas offered to re-route passengers to Bogota in neighboring Colombia free of charge.
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Die and the neighboring town of Luc-en-Diois were once important Roman outposts.
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Cameras often catch what's happening on the sidewalk or on a neighboring property, too.
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That same month Eni also signed an exploration and production agreement in neighboring Oman.
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A helicopter hovered over the central Syntagma Square and neighboring districts through the day.
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They would also make the position of some 5,000 troops in neighboring Iraq untenable.
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At dawn, Mainakinay led the people of Bougourmi to a neighboring island to hide.
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Perhaps many voters took note of neighboring Senator Doug Jones, who campaigned for Espy.
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T'Challa, had protected his country from everyone from neighboring tribes to alien shape-shifters.
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Neighboring the famous Costa Rica, Panama is another travel destination that is often overlooked.
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He also noted "several outstanding violations" at the Clintons' neighboring property, including expired variances.
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Before the 2010 redistricting, Issa represented some areas of Hunter's neighboring 50th congressional district.
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The developments in Michigan have also drawn comparisons to Republican efforts in neighboring Wisconsin.
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"We need to be more competitive with neighboring countries in the EU," he said.
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Holy Cross Prep School, in neighboring New Jersey, has already implemented a similar program.
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In Staten Island, most of the reports come from St. George and neighboring Stapleton.
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Similar conditions in neighboring countries force abused children like Daniel to seek protection elsewhere.
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The SNP denies independence would mean business turning its back on neighboring British markets.
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Some use Algeria as a transit country en route to Europe via neighboring Libya.
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But over time, people migrate from neighboring liberal states, like New York and Vermont.
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Witnesses that CNN spoke to said the attack could be heard from neighboring districts.
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Iraq has signaled it could become more military involved against IS in neighboring Syria.
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The government also earns revenues by exporting gas to a number of neighboring countries.
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Colorado, which lies within the neighboring Tenth Circuit's bounds, isn't affected by the decision.
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In early September, Hurricane Irma largely destroyed Barbuda and several neighboring Lesser Antilles islands.
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While there's plenty onsite to enjoy, you shouldn't miss seeing neighboring towns and villages.
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Moscow has fought two wars with separatists in the neighboring Caucasus region of Chechnya.
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Authorities initially cautioned the shooter could be at large, prompting lockdowns at neighboring schools.
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Thorne said Peru could eventually refine copper from the world's top producer, neighboring Chile.
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And for those Syrians who fled to neighboring countries, the options are equally grim.
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The neighboring room, also 100 square feet, had a newborn baby that cried constantly.
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Even in Somalia, let alone Vietnam in the past and Afghanistan, your neighboring country.
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North Korean ally China and neighboring Russia hold veto power on the Security Council.
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Neighboring Lebanon and Syria – both sworn enemies of Israel – are out of the question.
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Beijing's rapid growth has also sapped the economies of neighboring regions, including Hebei province.
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Odors seep into my apartment from neighboring units through the vents, floors and ceiling.
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That way, the tax could not be avoided by moving to a neighboring state.
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A conversation with an employee at a neighboring business suggests his concern is legitimate.
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The road linking the affected districts with Gorontalo, the neighboring province, had just reopened.
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Neighboring cities like Oakland and Berkeley have already passed similar but slightly weaker ordinances.
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The mission comes amid a period of heightened tension between India and neighboring Pakistan.
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Cotner said he intends to distribute some of the new bikes to neighboring communities.
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But as poor people are priced out of our neighboring Wicker Park, gentrification looms.
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It wasn't until officers from a neighboring county arrived that police entered the school.
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Every winter, pollution levels in Delhi and its neighboring cities rise to hazardous levels.
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But neighboring countries have often complained about corruption and the slow processing of cargo.
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The command center has shared intelligence for air strikes in Iraq and neighboring Syria.
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The briquette-making initiative is also ongoing in neighboring Tharaka Nithi and Embu counties.
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Armenia is embroiled in a long-standing conflict with neighboring Azerbaijan over the region.
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The neighboring rooms house music studios, a silk screen business and a hair salon.
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He blamed the city's construction of a neighboring railway station for the building's sinking.
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Neighboring Turkey later announced its first case, a citizen who had traveled in Europe.
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Ultimately, 108 fire personnel worked on the scene, including those from neighboring fire departments.
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In neighboring Lackawanna County, which includes Scranton, Mr. Obama won by 27 points; Mrs.
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Two churches neighboring the Georgia Dome have been demolished (and compensated to change locations).
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Some 2.8 million Syrian children in Syria or neighboring countries are not attending school.
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Some of them traveled to the neighboring country of Angola, then flew to Ecuador.
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Biologists are now unlocking the mystery of how these neighboring birds became distinct species.
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In neighboring New Hampshire, Granite Backcountry Alliance has been working toward a similar goal.
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Belgium also ruled neighboring Rwanda (which then included Burundi) from the early 20th century.
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He kept Britain's schools open long after other nations, including neighboring Ireland and France.
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For example, Alpha Centauri, the nearest neighboring star system, is 4.4 light-years away.
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He ran behind the building and climbed over a wall into a neighboring yard.
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The two other resorts opened last season in neighboring regions reported 383,000 skiers combined.
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Most Rohingya have since fled from Myanmar's far western Rakhine State to neighboring Bangladesh.
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Maduro also closed the borders to stop people holding onto currency in neighboring countries.
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Kashmir's war, a territorial dispute between India and neighboring Pakistan, has smoldered for decades.
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A neighboring plot of trees was reduced to singed stumps and ashen pine skeletons.
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The two grew up in neighboring cities — Ms. Irvine, 70, in Phenix City, Ala.
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The decree also reportedly includes the neighboring regions of Emilia-Romagna, Piedmont and Veneto.
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Opportunities for trade with neighboring Iraq or the rest of Syria are severely limited.
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There's also a pristine beach reserved just for guests and the neighboring Four Seasons.
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Many patrons at the towns' art houses and breweries drive in from neighboring states.
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The two brownstones look out over back gardens of neighboring properties on the block.
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Those arguments are voiced by a Democrat in the neighboring district, represented by Rep.
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The losses in wheat dragged down prices in the neighboring corn market, traders said.
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Only the neighboring provinces of Bergamo and Brescia have a higher number of cases.
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Nearly three-quarters of the streets in San Francisco and neighboring cities are dilapidated.
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Instead, voters were allowed to choose only between joining either Cameroon or neighboring Nigeria.
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Demons, genies, and evil spirits permeate ancient occult traditions in Iran and neighboring countries.
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The neighboring 224th district and Texas' 23rd are also among the top Democratic targets.
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Some people have even moved to neighboring towns to help work on different projects.
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Those other three free and upper-middle-income states include neighboring Botswana and Namibia.
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Members should refrain from speaking to neighboring Senators while the case is being presented.
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Other people in the neighboring countries of Pakistan and Afghanistan have also been affected.
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Management should also speak with the owner of the neighboring unit about the tenant.
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Neighboring Rwanda, Uganda and South Sudan began vaccinating health workers weeks or months ago.
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Wars at the turn of the century killed millions and sucked in neighboring countries.
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Neighboring Costa Rica has been overwhelmed by the number of Nicaraguans leaving their homeland.
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Around 50 per day go by boat from Bikoro to neighboring Republic of Congo.
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Many migrants pass by the market as they try to reach neighboring Saudi Arabia.
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Nearly a million South Sudanese have fled to neighboring Uganda, many from minority tribes.
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