Conversely, if drivers flood into metro centers from outlying regions, they could become vectors spreading Covid-19 within cities and bringing it to outlying areas.
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It's outlying behavior, yes, but the medium is eerily recognizable.
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Outlying towns and villages were inaccessible by road for weeks.
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Hundreds of wild cattle and water buffalo roam outlying villages.
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Rents are now rising just as fast in outlying suburbs.
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There just happen to be a few more outlying results.
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Rescue workers are pushing into outlying districts cut off for days.
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Bullet holes pepper outlying houses and the minaret of a mosque.
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In outlying areas, they hosed houses with a flame-retardant foam.
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Gangs supposedly prey on outlying communities for resources, but what resources?
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Mr. Saccone ran up his votes in the three outlying counties.
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The outlying, specialized chips are known in the industry as accelerators.
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You can't avoid the fact that you're talking about this outlying culture.
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The taxation of trade routes to outlying star systems is in dispute.
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Outlying hamlets are without even public phones to call the outside world.
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Much of US Minor Outlying Islands (unincorporated US territories in the Pacific)
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The government confirmed power had gone down in Macau and outlying islands.
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Rebel groups from Darfur and other outlying regions are also not represented.
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Almost every other city granted large plots of outlying land to Wanda.
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Much of US minor outlying islands (unincorporated US territories in the Pacific)
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Its camps and reception centers on outlying islands facing Turkey are severely overcrowded.
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The Fiji Times newspaper said at least seven outlying islands had suffered severe damage.
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At the same time, outlying neighborhoods are increasingly the most affordable places to live.
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More than 100,000 people have left the capital's outlying suburbs for the city centre.
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Some groups hired private buses to get demonstrators from outlying areas to the city.
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The Korean Unification Flag features a blue silhouette of the peninsula and outlying islands.
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In recent months, Google Fiber branched out from the central city to more outlying suburbs.
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Many other outlying areas are bracing for waters as high as three to ten feet.
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Nationwide, outlying tech suburbs are now slowly but steadily encroaching on their nearby metropolitan cities.
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Car with driver and guide, 450,000 to 650,000 rupiah per day, more for outlying areas.
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Other transport services, including ferries to Macau and outlying islands in Hong Kong, were suspended.
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It might take many years before Google manages to offer services in outlying rural areas.
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Artwork has popped up everywhere from outlying island ferry piers to the city's international airport.
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Many from outlying regions have found work in the booming capital or have moved abroad.
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The battle for control of the state is usually fought in the outlying Seattle suburbs.
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" He added, "It's not a report, it's an outlying of the process that is being taken.
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The geographic distribution of guests has expanded, too, with outlying markets increasing their share of arrivals.
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This outlying, bright feature is assumed to be the most recently formed member of the group.
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Iraqi troops moved into an outlying district of Mosul, which Islamic State has held since 2014.
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And so that's really what endears him to the conservatives in the outlying suburbs of Milwaukee.
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Thousands of people were trapped in outlying central and southern regions of Serbia by heavy snow.
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Separately an afternoon protest has been called at a shopping mall in the outlying Shatin district.
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ZIPs 48504, 48505, 48506 and 48507 are split between the city of Flint and outlying municipalities.
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Unsurprisingly, the Virginia polls that at least partly use R.D.D. have occasionally produced somewhat outlying results.
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Most khrushchevki are near a Metro stop; the outlying buildings are often very far from one.
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Afterward, most of the remaining outlying colonists in the area retreated to the safety of Jamestown.
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Absent some major outlying disaster, home prices are highly unlikely to fall, at least not nationally.
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Officials were particularly concerned about outlying islands in the archipelago, which bore the brunt of Winston.
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People in those outlying areas expressed their anger over the regime's policies inside and outside Iran.
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"There's no reason why that system isn't better than it is in the outlying areas," said Honoré.
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The government is reluctant to invest in these outlying villages because they're going to be demolished anyway.
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Wilson's killing stoked fears that Savannah's escalating violence was moving from outlying neighborhoods into the tourist district.
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From Al-Haj Yousif, an outlying neighbourhood of Khartoum, come reports of fresh protests suppressed by gunfire.
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One by one, in outlying villages, Guevara-Aguirre identified people with the distinctive characteristics of Laron syndrome.
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They fear an insurgent campaign from outside the city and there have been attacks in outlying areas.
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Many voters in outlying regions view the political fight in Madrid as a constant but distant irritant.
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Ancient banyan trees drop roots from outlying branches into pockets of soil on the city's rocky slopes.
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Millions of people living in the outlying regions that Mao claimed for the party will be seething.
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Rivalries between tribes, outlying examples of weird mysticism and secret collaborations with the Army are all explored.
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Billionaire Tom Steyer is also set to join the group, and outlying contenders still have until Oct.
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Roads had visible cracks in the coastal city and a bridge collapsed in an outlying town, officials said.
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At least 150 helicopters are needed for distribution of food and supplies to outlying areas, according to Honoré.
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An outlying branch of the RCCG can offer job advice and a way to keep links with home.
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He said earlier on Friday three civilians had been killed in Hawassa and 15 others in outlying areas.
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A crowd of several thousand people gathered for the rally on Sunday in Karachi's outlying Sohrab Goth suburb.
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Central Columbia, which includes Wilde Lake, is denser and has different demographics than outlying areas of the county.
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The company, which owns the Reuters foreign exchange brokerage platform RTSL, said an outlying trade had been cancelled.
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Some ferries to Macau and outlying islands in Hong Kong resumed service after the typhoon signals were lowered.
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Most buyers in the Bronx purchased houses; the borough's outlying areas often resemble the suburbs they brush against.
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Clinton needs these towns to turn out for her, and Trump needs to tap into their outlying areas.
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That means virtually no power would be lost in transmission, as can happen with projects in outlying locations.
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Officials in some outlying areas with comparatively few cases appear content to take a wait-and-see approach.
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The project here has the potential to "fill in the gaps about the outlying great houses," he said.
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Local officials in outlying districts increasingly chose to spend nights in town, returning to their villages each morning.
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That means virtually no power would be lost in transmission, as can happen with projects in outlying locations.
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This fresh start is further revealed by the extraordinary array of outlying shows drawn from the permanent collection.
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"Many outlying streets that are the channels to get to the medical center are flooded," Mr. McKeon said.
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There is a shortage of housing, and sewage in some outlying villages still consists of primitive "honey buckets".
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"We're pushing to translocate some females from outlying areas into the core of the park," Ms. Bouley said.
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In Sinjar, the P.K.K. fighters hadn't penetrated much past the outlying neighborhoods near the base of the mountains.
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To think of the lands and the outlying seas You have crossed, my son, to receive this welcome.
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Some have come hundreds of kilometres from the outlying rural areas, spending precious money on pricey hired transport.
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According to Tucker, the influx of people moving to outlying areas has worsened and congested commutes over time.
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"We're pushing to translocate some females from outlying areas into the core of the park," Ms. Bouley said.
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"We have withdrawn to the outlying desert and the first stage of the campaign had ended," Saloum told Reuters.
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Near the front, Hadi al-Ameri, the Badr Organization's leader, spoke of the forces' progress in Falluja's outlying areas.
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In the outlying mountains, the remote communities of La Yuca and Montes Llanos have been cut off from resources.
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In a rush to bring development to this outlying region, the government gave the Chinese concessionaires too much control.
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So the fact that St. Louis didn't erupt in the '203s is almost an anomaly or an outlying story.
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Some calls for rescue were also coming from outlying areas of the county, said Amber Parker, a county spokeswoman.
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For a time Mr. Blaichman managed to bicycle about freely and ferried food from outlying farms into the village.
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My dad has learned Spanish and sometimes treks alone to outlying villages, chatting with people, coming back with stories.
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There was some benefit to sprint performance, but even this seems to be the result of one outlying study.
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Three years after Japan bombed the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, American forces had invaded Japan's outlying islands.
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It has had many months to prepare its positions—tunnels have even been dug in some of the outlying villages.
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Police arrested more than 800 people, among them bloggers and activists, and the army was deployed in some outlying areas.
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They're definitely strange, which makes them all the more fascinating and enjoyable to work with, in my admittedly-outlying opinion.
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The new minimums better protect shoppers from smaller, outlying batches and the changes increased Instacart's overall contribution to shopper earnings.
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Tunisia's security forces are on a campaign against Islamist militants who have targeted military checkpoints and patrols in outlying areas.
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The SDF have been cutting off routes into Manbij, encircling the city by seizing outlying villages like Hamidi's, Am Adasa.
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"That pulls a lot of agents from the outlying areas to deal with what we call babysitting duties," he said.
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But in the opening hours on Monday, the Kurdish advance on outlying villages east of Mosul was the main action.
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The Department of Conservation has killed off predators on some smaller outlying islands with traps and poisons dropped by air.
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Some fighters from Shi'ite Muslim militias, which have held several outlying areas for months, are also present inside Falluja proper.
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And they are building new subway lines through the heart of Paris and connecting to some of the outlying neighborhoods.
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They now control the mainly Sunni tribal town and its outlying area and have a large presence, intelligence sources say.
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About 75,000 to 80,000 took refuge in outlying districts, according to Naji Ibrahim Hawas, head of the Hawija provincial council.
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The declaration expands more than threefold the size of the Papahānaumokuāke Marine National Monument, surrounding the outlying northwestern Hawaiian islands.
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Train companies were known to run more trains on days of lynchings to ferry in residents of outlying communities, Ramey continued.
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Florida wants to see rail connections between outlying cities where housing is cheap and the "spike cities" where land is expensive.
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Until his arrest in June, he was the head of the district of Serpukhov, an outlying city in the Moscow region.
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This month's deluge of plastic comes after trash blanketed beaches on the outlying islands of Cheung Chau and Lantau in July.
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A parked car exploded on a boulevard in the outlying Sancaktepe district as a bus carrying Turkish military personnel passed by.
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Officials are having difficulty even communicating with outlying towns that were devastated by the storm, and the humanitarian crisis is growing.
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Evacuation orders went out in some outlying parts of Kyoto, with the Kyodo news agency saying about 16,000 people were affected.
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About 3,700 people, mostly from the outlying areas of Falluja, have reached safety over the past week, the United Nations said.
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In fact, mental health services in rural and outlying areas is undoubtedly deficient as the horrendous opioid epidemic has shown us.
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If we want to build a kinder country, we need to bring some kind of change to these rural, outlying areas.
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Outlying data from a minority community can be seen by a computer as an error and be ignored in later algorithms.
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Dr. Joyce compared the cultural practice to that of the Roman Empire, which incorporated religious beliefs from the territories' outlying people.
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Travel into outlying areas beyond the day-trippers' shortlist found in guidebooks is regulated and equipment like quality kayaks is scarce.
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Residents complained that aid was not being distributed fairly, with much of it going to Palu instead of the outlying areas.
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In the 1980s, it began dispatching its pig farms to outlying Indonesian islands like Batam, which still supplies Singapore with pork.
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Sky ports will be needed to connect transportation hubs to one another in cities and to link them to outlying communities.
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You could see it from outlying parts of Reykjavík, Iceland's capital, and from a long section of the country's ring road.
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It's the youngest district in the state, as the retirees who keep relocating to Nevada are concentrated in the outlying suburbs.
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So in 2012 Republicans put all of Schuylkill in the same district as a bunch of far more Democratic outlying areas.
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In particular, a broad range of issues — potentially including natural disasters in outlying US territories — have an asymmetrical quality to them.
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But the "very destructive core" of the cyclone already wreaked havoc through outlying islands and the nearby mainland, the meteorology bureau said.
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Israel's commercial capital and outlying communities had last come under such an attack during the 2014 war with Gaza's dominant Hamas Islamists.
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About 800 people had been able to flee to safety since Sunday, with most hailing from outlying areas, the U.N. statement said.
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But the idea that plants are sentient is hotly contested — a status reflected by their outlying position in the moral expansiveness scale.
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Another focus is unmanned platforms, such as remote-controlled sentry guns to guard outlying islands and armed drones to patrol the coastline.
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GM Jon Daniels has built a great organization, both in Arlington and its outlying principalities in Round Rock, Frisco, and High Desert.
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For one thing, the molecule's center of mass is shifted away from the two outlying hydrogen atoms to its central oxygen atom.
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Rather, his compositions continue to expand, and progress, pushing past the porous boundaries he's set for himself on black metal's outlying frontier.
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General Hifter now controls most of the city except for a pocket held by the Islamic State and a few outlying districts.
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Like other outlying regions of the E.U., it has been slowly tugged through stability toward the living standards of the European core.
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Lack of rent growth will prove to be especially problematic for class B malls and outlying strip centers as they lose tenants.
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These outlying areas would eventually become various parts of the "Airport City" — from hotels and conference rooms to logistics centers and offices.
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For the first week or so, commanders said, some fought back as government troops squeezed them from three directions in outlying areas.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Residents of outlying Greek islands urged authorities on Thursday to shut overcrowded migrant camps that host thousands of asylum seekers.
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A strategy to consider is to buy a place in an outlying city or smaller city or town and rent that out.
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In the north, a separate army unit pressed toward the border of Mosul proper after recapturing several outlying villages in recent days.
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Numbers: When looking at a group, like job applicants, we're more likely to use biases to analyze people in the outlying demographics.
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Domingo Marqués, a clinical psychologist who lives in San Juan, said many outlying towns still have serious problems with food and water.
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Residents on other outlying Hong Kong islands reportedly felt windows shake and heard loud booms when the tanker went up in flames.
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The "very destructive core" of the cyclone already left a path of destruction through outlying islands and nearby mainland, the meteorology bureau said.
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"People can return to their homes in the outlying villages, but no one has been able to return to Raqqa yet," she said.
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"Whether its infrastructure for schools or hospitals that are rehabilitated or constructed, or even roads, many are located in outlying areas," he said.
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Many production facilities are deemed low-risk because much of the outlying vegetation has been cleared and there's plenty of gravel on site.
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Ten Pakistani laborers were gunned down on Saturday while working on link roads to connect outlying towns to the Belt and Road initiative.
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We're traveling to outlying planets and into deep space this week, but Mars merits some attention first: It's under a blanket of dirt!
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Logothetis said up to 300 more people would be leaving Samos this week, and up to 2,000 from all outlying islands next week.
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A leaking radioactive sub certainly sounds scary, but this research suggests the wreck is not currently endangering the Norwegian Sea and outlying areas.
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The spill comes at the peak of summer, when visitors, campers and holiday makers throng to beaches and outlying islands, especially at weekends.
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The spill comes at the height of summer, when visitors, campers and holiday makers throng to beaches and outlying islands, especially at weekends.
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The form obtained Tuesday is the first document outlying the options for a parent facing deportation that has been made available to CNN.
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But as the latest exodus gathers steam, these outlying cities hope some of the higher-paying engineering jobs will start moving as well.
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Gayoom's family came from Malé, the capital, while Yameen's mother came from a poorer outlying island, a source who knew the brothers said.
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He told me he grew up with Masiwei in Pixian, an outlying district of Chengdu famous for its production of fermented bean paste.
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But by spreading Patanjali's presence into outlying areas where it needed support, the party was also sowing the seeds of future electoral victories.
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We have been drinking the wines of Mercurey, an outlying region in the Côte Chalonnaise just south of the Côte d'Or, Burgundy's heartland.
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The sculpture, installed in 2005, has become a trademark image of Denver, a nod to its ursine neighbors roaming its outlying parks suburbs.
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The Greeks are closing in on the outlying Trojan settlement of Lyrnessus, home of Briseis, who is destined to become Achilles' war trophy.
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From there, they have returned to crowded homes in Kabul or traveled onward to outlying provinces — potential vectors for spreading the virus nationwide.
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In 2009, he launched a festival that gathered outlying artists from various genres, in the hope that their audiences would find common ground.
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When the battle started, in mid-October, it moved fairly quickly as forces took outlying areas that had mostly been empty of civilians.
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Living further from public transportation hubs, in outlying neighborhoods or with roommates are all trade-offs that can save a lot of money.
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The new policy announced on Friday made no explicit distinction between the blocs and the outlying settlements, in deference to the settlement advocates.
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Sirens sounded in outlying Israeli areas and the military said three rockets had been launched toward Israeli territory but one fell short in Gaza.
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Reports suggest the militants have rounded up villagers from outlying areas to use as human shields, complicating air and artillery strikes against IS targets.
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Washington D.C., which often bogs down with even low levels of snow, was expecting 5 inches (13 cm) and twice that in outlying areas.
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Big-city rents have been soaring, but now the outlying areas where residents flee to find affordability are seeing even bigger rent gains, too.
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Some adrenaline junkies break this rule, and one particular expedition finds itself targeted by an outlying community that is determined to preserve its existence.
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Alnwick Chan, the property agent, suggests government explore the option of building a large-scale columbarium on one of Hong Kong's many outlying islands.
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Helicopters released flares and explosions could be heard on the city's eastern front, where Reuters watched Kurdish fighters move forward to take outlying villages.
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The downtown core, along with more and more outlying neighborhoods, is crisscrossed by physically separated bike lanes, making biking substantially safer and more pleasant.
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Washington, a city that functions badly with even small amounts of snow, was expecting 5 inches (13 cm) and twice that in outlying areas.
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In the north, a separate army unit pressed towards the border of Mosul proper after recapturing several outlying villages in the past two days.
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Estimates from aid groups indicate that close to 2,000 people arrive on the small, outlying Greek islands every day, setting out from nearby Turkey.
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It also comes at the height of summer, when beaches and outlying islands are packed with daytrippers, campers and holiday makers, especially at weekends.
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But many have seen only one or two visitors in the past 2000 years, he adds; many outlying regions have yet to be visited.
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Washington, which often bogs down with even low levels of snow, was expecting 5 inches in the city and twice that in outlying areas.
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Furthermore, taking into account that many veterans live in outlying and rural areas, the option for getting the needed help is slim at best.
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Today's Rome is a paradoxical place: even as many historic neighborhoods fall to mass-touristic homogeneity, outlying districts are becoming more vibrant and varied.
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Police were skirmishing with protesters in Hong Kong for a second straight day on Sunday following a pro-democracy march in an outlying district.
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Spectators fill the outlying courts, often waiting in lines to get inside, and cheers from hotly contested matches can be heard around the grounds.
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Others offer domestic service, including ferries from St. Vincent to some of the outlying Grenadines, and those that link the United States Virgin Islands.
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Yasir al-Rumayyan, speaking at a major investment conference in Riyadh, added that some outlying assets could reach annual returns in the low teens.
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It splashed out $30 million last year to build the network beyond Malawi's three major cities of Blantyre, Lilongwe and Mzuzu to outlying areas.
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For example, homes in the median central core of the Boston metro area cost 303% more per-square-foot than the typical outlying home.
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This process converts each outlying specimen into an isolated stand of genetically identical trees, preserving their unique DNA in what's called a clonal holding block.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton won decisively in suburban neighborhoods near cities, but Donald J. Trump countered with a big advantage in more outlying suburban places.
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SDF personnel now train with American forces in, for example, amphibious assault units designed to retake outlying islands—a not-so-subtle hint to China.
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Using experience gained in Afghanistan and Iraq, the American advisers are also teaching their African counterparts how to try to establish relationships in outlying communities.
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Official results are still to be released after Typhoon Lan prevented some people from voting in parts of the country, particularly those on outlying islands.
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There's room for local Chinese competitors to undercut Tesla's price points, especially in outlying areas, even as more affluent cities let the company push ahead.
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Southern Ontario looks like a better candidate for rural-urban splits given the concentrated liberal strength around cities and broader Conservative wins in outlying areas.
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When one did appear late on a Saturday night while I was riding back to the press center from an outlying venue, I took notice.
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Local residents and other officials in Kunduz District, which includes the city of Kunduz and its outlying areas, attributed the airstrikes to the American military.
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For example, KMB's largest venue, the Aspinwall House, is a sprawling sea-facing heritage property that contains a number of warehouses and smaller outlying structures.
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Chongqing residents pay $30 or $50 a month just to rent one of the few parking spaces in their own building, even in outlying areas.
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Most of the confirmed deaths were in Palu itself, and authorities are bracing for the toll to climb as connections with outlying areas are restored.
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Many people are in dire need of assistance, the organization said, especially in outlying areas where roads and bridges were destroyed and access remains difficult.
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The same goes for well beyond my little, outlying island: According to the TV news, toilet paper had vanished overnight from supermarkets throughout the city.
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Officials in Hong Kong held emergency meetings Friday, and residents in low-lying areas and outlying islands have been urged to move to temporary shelters.
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Technology had another effect: It vastly accelerated the speed with which previously outlying ideas became, in the hands of their mainly youthful advocates, moral certitudes.
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And so they moved to cable, like with Fox News, and it's hard to think of now, but cable was an outlying medium back then.
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State-run Anadolu news agency earlier said the alleged attacker, whom it and other media named as Abdulgadir Masharipov, was detained in Istanbul's outlying Esenyurt district.
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There were also outlying moments such as times of crisis when investors don't trust other assets, money will flood into risk-free assets like U.S. Treasurys.
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Some of its outlying villages have become so minuscule that providing them with services is difficult, says Hiroki Morita, head of the planning and finance department.
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Although the Polish language sphere was an exception — with junk news making up a fifth (220%) of EU election-related Twitter traffic in that outlying case.
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The day's main showdown took place on a major drag in the outlying Tsuen Wan district following a protest march that ended in a nearby park.
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I was promised that my first gig would be in a nice outlying base with some nice young squaddies to help ease in this new format.
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They also require an outlying stubbornness in a Congress where many believe you must "go along to get along" and an ability to go it alone.
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A third work in hotels and restaurants and around 20,000 in the 14 billion pound food and drink sector, much of which is in outlying areas.
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Buy it hereIn the ruins of a place once known as North America lies the nation of Panem, a shining Capitol surrounded by twelve outlying districts.
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Protesters also planned demonstrations across the harbour from Central on the Kowloon peninsula and in the outlying New Territories, according to notices circulated on social media.
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Hundreds of tourists and workers were still struggling to get off three outlying resort islands where power was cut off and hotels and hostels were damaged.
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But its existence is no accident, and its content reflects a non-outlying viewpoint, held by many senior officials in the administration, including the president himself.
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In some more outlying settlements, Mr. Arieli said, the population was decreasing as Israelis were "voting with their feet" by not moving in, or moving out.
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A few miles east of the city center, the old Pragovka automobile factory in the outlying Vysocany district has stood more or less empty for decades.
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Mr. Imamoglu, mayor of an outlying district of Istanbul, won support with an all-embracing grass-roots campaign that played well with residents of the city.
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In the past, these "outlying possessions" included Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, but in the 20th century Congress gradually extended citizenship to their inhabitants.
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This will include a huge coastal urban sprawl; outlying towns and villages; advance manufacturing hubs in industries like biotech and robotics; and links with international shipping routes.
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But many Jordanians oppose their country's involvement, and officials worry about the potential for radicalisation, especially in poor urban centers and deprived outlying rural and desert areas.
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This outlying element isn't just a sign that you're dreaming — it's also a clue as to why you're having this kind of dream in the first place.
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The Israeli release contains a black-and-white aerial photograph captioned "before the attack" and showing a box-like structure amid desert dunes with smaller outlying buildings.
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The Greek gateway has largely shut, but up to 15,000 refugees remain in camps on outlying Greek islands in conditions decried as inhumane by many aid organizations.
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Fearing they would enflame sectarian tensions in the mostly Sunni city, PMF that fought in outlying areas were largely sidelined during the main push into central Falluja.
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Dubbed "Lantau Tomorrow Vision," it will add 4,200 acres of new land near Lantau Island, Hong Kong's largest outlying island at the mouth of the Pearl River.
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There were no wild, outlying results, even though there were more individual legislative contests in Virginia and New Jersey than in all of this year's special elections.
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His art is a form of urban exploration, roving over, into and around Singapore, studying what few others see: outlying islets, sewage tunnels, buoys, lighthouses, sand barges.
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Think of Mathieu Kassovitz's " La Haine ," which, nearly a quarter of a century ago, led us into outlying patches of Paris where few films had previously trod.
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Moscow was also the scene of the episode's outlying plot strand: Mischa's meeting with a previously unknown (to him and to us) uncle, purportedly Philip-Mikhail's brother.
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The day's demonstrations began peacefully but turned violent in various outlying districts after nightfall as protesters, many dressed in black, set fires and clashed with the police.
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Worse, though, is the example of the United States Flag emoji 🇺🇸 and the United States Outlying Islands Flag 🇺🇸 which are actually identical images, but different emoji.
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Many millennials are also choosing to remain in the country's outlying provinces, shunning more expensive, larger cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, thanks to rapid industrialization and urbanization.
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Jan. 15-Feb. 8 This annual hip-hop and breakdance festival, held in a suburb west of Paris, is dedicated to fostering emerging dancers from Paris's outlying areas.
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Well, it's perfectly fine to do both - to play the momentum of the current trend while looking for battered and discarded outlying investments as a proxy for value.
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Around 5,000 people were evacuated throughout the county, with some staying at outlying Red Cross shelters, left to wonder when they'll be allowed back to their homes. Gov.
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As our urban centers get hungrier and swallow up more of the outlying areas, that has squeezed out some of what we historically refer to as rural areas.
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The most creative moments often feel like outlying details in a world that's sometimes striving, not always successfully, for gritty noir realism and a touch of swaggering romance.
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Especially in China, there's room for local Chinese competitors to undercut Tesla's price points, especially in outlying areas, even as more affluent cities let the company push ahead.
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"It was like this in Kunduz also — they first went after the outlying districts, then military bases, and eventually they made it to the city," Mr. Nabil said.
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Some stations in San Juan had short lines of customers on Sunday, but others in outlying areas were still choked with lines that stretched hundreds of cars long.
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The storm has devastated the outlying and coastal areas – the final 12% upside of a bull market that has delivered a 12.5% annualized return for the past decade.
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It is building ten new air defense radar stations and has equipped six new military bases in the region, both on its shores and on outlying Arctic islands.
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Dejbox says it is the biggest online canteen firm regarding delivering meals to businesses in suburban and outlying areas in France, and the company employs around 300 staff.
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His shop is among half a dozen bookstores in the outlying districts of Sefakoy and Zeytinburnu in Istanbul, where many of the estimated 50,000 Uighurs in Turkey live.
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In outlying villages where ISIS forces have been routed, citizens celebrated their liberation by shaving off their beards and smoking -- things banned while their homes were under ISIS control.
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The Postmates expansion brings grocery delivery to Los Angeles and outlying areas, including Glendora, Baldwin Park, Garden Grove, Rosemead, Pico Rivera, Foothill Ranch and Santa Clarita, plus San Diego.
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Save the Children runs a center in Palu where about 30 traumatized youngsters are being cared for, but Koteng says far more needs to be done in outlying areas.
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The schools have also seen reverberations from the opioid crisis, which has brought families wrestling with drug and alcohol problems from outlying areas into the largest urban center, Anchorage.
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The storm was moving west on Sunday, over some outlying Philippine islands and the South China Sea toward southern Vietnam, at a speed of about 20 kph (12 mph).
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The Trump administration's plan, released last month, recognizes Israeli sovereignty over a unified Jerusalem, from west to east, relegating any Palestinian capital to a few disconnected and outlying areas.
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From the heart of the city's financial district, to outlying islands and working-class estates in Kowloon, pro-democracy and anti-government candidates turfed out established pro-Beijing councilors.
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People born in the "outlying possessions of the United States" can get an American passport and live and work in the United States, but cannot vote or hold elected office.
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Outlying islands in the Okinawan chain, some 1,000 km southwest of Tokyo, were being pounded by heavy rain and high tides a day before an Okinawan gubernatorial election on Sunday.
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Evacuation centers accommodated wary residents overnight, but many returned home Saturday, Welfare Secretary Judy Taguiwalo said, adding that officials were continuing to assess the damage in Surigao and outlying towns.
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In light of recent events between Russell Westbrook & a few outlying Jazz fans, I am calling for the true, loyal, welcoming & kind Utah Jazz fans to show our true colors.
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BAGHDAD/ERBIL (Reuters) - Residents of Mosul said Islamic State was using civilians as human shields as Iraqi and Kurdish forces captured outlying villages in their advance on the jihadists' stronghold.
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By 2015, these buyers "began to flock to the single-family homes of the outlying suburbs in record numbers," said Jonathan J. Miller, president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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Dr. Yaftali said she had first examined Fatima, who had traveled to Kunduz from an outlying a district, a couple weeks before and knew that natural birth would be difficult.
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The British outlying islands are expected to move things forward off the back of a 2022 European Union review, which could see other tax havens globally shamed into following suit.
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Ms. Lightfoot's effort to reverse the decline in outlying communities without undermining downtown growth faces skepticism from some business leaders whose fortunes soared while her predecessor, Rahm Emanuel, was mayor.
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Jayuya, the town at the center of the municipality of the same name, is a small regional hub — there are banks, pharmacies, and services that people in the outlying areas need.
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A resident of the nearby town of al-Bab said that in recent days, some residents of central Raqqa had been allowed to leave the city center for the outlying areas.
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The idea is to prevent people with outlying personalities from becoming entrenched in disordered thinking that can lead to a diagnosis, or, in the case of sensation-seeking, to dangerous behavior.
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"I think he's now got advanced nuclear weaponry that can destroy the Korean Peninsula and Japan, and some of our outlying territories in the Pacific, maybe even our mainland," Carter explained.
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But the high seas soon quelled conversation, abandoned to the rush of the wind, the rhythmic rise and fall of passing boats under sail and the shifting view of outlying islands.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece plans to accelerate the creation of detention centers on its outlying islands in the Aegean Sea after a backlash against overcrowded camps by some migrants and nearby residents.
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The new music scene is being defined by young Latinos on the outlying areas of the city who are bound by a shared sense of place and disaffection with mainstream culture.
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"I think he's now got advanced nuclear weaponry that can destroy the Korean Peninsula and Japan, and some of our outlying territories in the Pacific, maybe even our mainland," Carter said.
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London spent billions of dollars on a high-capacity train line to move more people through a growing city and link low-income outlying areas like Thamesmead, pictured, to central London.
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These photos show what Moscow looks like after the record-breaking storm: With snow covering much of the capital and its outlying areas, authorities told Muscovites to avoid long walking trips outside.
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Lisbon's property boom has been dominated by foreign buyers who have snapped up relatively cheap flats in the centre but with prices having risen sharply some developers are moving to outlying areas.
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Military airstrikes, artillery and heavy machine-gun fire turned the lakeside city&aposs central business district and outlying communities into a smoldering wasteland of disfigured buildings and bullet-pocked mosques and houses.
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Authorities said all the tourists who wanted to be evacuated from three outlying vacation islands due to power blackouts and damage to hotels had left by boat, some 5,000 people in all.
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On Wednesday, defense ministry spokesman Mohammad Radmanish said Farah was completely under government control, with some fighting continuing in outlying areas, though the city still bore the scars of Tuesday's fierce fighting.
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"We have also sent two P3 Orion surveillance aircraft and they will be carrying out daily assessment of the damage particularly in those outlying islands," Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop told parliament.
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These people were more likely to be male, younger, married, and to live in outlying areas around metropolitan centers rather than in central cities, Swanson and his colleagues wrote in their report.
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If, in response to Chinese action against Taiwan, outlying Japanese islands or disputed territories in the South China Sea, American carriers looked on from half an ocean away, America's reputation would crumble.
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After days of gale force winds and freezing temperatures, more than 2,400 people arrived on Greece's outlying islands on Monday, nearly double the daily average for February, according to United Nations data.
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The referendum to allow gaming, open only to residents of the outlying county just west of the main Taiwan island, was opposed to by the ruling independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).
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In May TNM announced capital expenditure of $30 million to build a 4G network and expand mobile internet coverage beyond Malawi's three major cities of Blantyre, Lilongwe and Mzuzu to outlying areas.
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In Washington, Moore studies the pathology of so-called "Indian massacres" (many of which, he implies, are scapegoated imitations) and discovers an outlying case in New Paltz, N.Y., in which a Rev.
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The area would encompass urban centers, including the city of Afrin, with a predominantly Kurdish population, and the much larger city of Manbij, further east, as well as dozens of outlying villages.
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One outlying theory connects this arithmetic fear to Joyce's decision to publish Ulysses on his birthday the following year, which had a sublime smoothness when written down on paper: 290/21990/2160.
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Canada's second-largest city has an atmospheric Old Town that everyone flocks to, but there are also outlying neighborhoods to explore, along with natural wine bars, street art and pop-up markets.
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An average error of three points on major party vote share (or six points of margin) means that most close results are still a tossup, and that there are occasionally outlying results.
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This combination of faster population growth in outlying areas and bigger price increases in cities points to limited housing supply as a curb on urban growth, pushing people out to the suburbs.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - The Chilean general in charge of security in the capital Santiago under a state of emergency on Saturday announced a curfew in the city and outlying areas amid widespread protests.
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Three bars have joined the haiku trail so far and a few hotels in nearby Dogo Onsen, an outlying neighborhood known for its ancient hot baths, are expected to join in 2018.
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Wang Haichen, an official of Beijing's planning commission, said it aimed to shift manufacturing industries, research bodies and other organisations that have no critical reason to be in the capital to outlying cities.
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New three-bedroom flats that were offered this year in Punggol, an outlying suburb that has been home to much of HDB's recent development, cost a little over S$240,000 ($217,000) on average.
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He thinks the offensive is going well but worries about the next stage -- saying that as it retreats, ISIS is driving civilians back into Mosul from outlying villages, and using them as cover.
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Correction (April 13th 2018): The original version of this story wrongly claimed that "scores of monkeys" were washed up on a beach in Punta Santiago from "a research station on an outlying island".
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Many residents, who had fled the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul and its outlying villages as U.S.-backed Iraqi forces advanced against the group, said vegetables were the next most sought-after item.
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The officials acknowledged the British government knows that protests will likely be large and disruptive around Trump's visit, and it's believed that focusing on these outlying areas would be best for both parties.
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At the same time, the legislation would reduce existing tolls on outlying bridges like the Robert F. Kennedy and the Verrazano-Narrows, which serve areas where residents have far fewer mass transit options.
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These people were more likely to be male, younger and married and to live in outlying areas around metropolitan centers rather than in central cities, Swanson and his colleagues wrote in their paper.
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Theranos claimed, and "investors believed," it had developed revolutionary technology that could conduct a wide variety of blood tests from just a small sample, according to documents outlying the charges against the company.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam is considering evacuating over 14,000 households in Hanoi amid concerns that recent heavy rains could inundate a flood-prone district in an outlying area of the Southeast Asian country's capital.
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Since Monday, Islamic State militants have forced several hundred residents of outlying villages to move to Mosul, Ms. Shamdasani said, expressing concern that fighters were using civilians in the city as human shields.
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But while Italy's third wealthiest city will almost certainly stay true to the PD, Salvini's anti-immigrant, anti-European message is attracting support in outlying communities, as is his pledge to slash taxes.
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Abdulgadir Masharipov, the man accused of carrying out the New Year's Day attack at an Istanbul nightclub that left 22010 dead, was arrested in an outlying district of the city, Turkish authorities said.
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"There was no planning for public space in many parts of Lima — a pattern only magnified in the outlying districts," said Christopher Parisano, a graduate student in anthropology at City University of New York.
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About 450 of them were loaded onto buses to be taken to reception centers in Athens, joining hundreds more fresh arrivals from outlying Greek islands who arrived on the Greek mainland on Tuesday morning.
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Conventional bus and train transit excels at moving large volumes of passengers along busy corridors, but struggles to provide cost-effective service in outlying areas, where circuitous bus routes operate with few hourly boardings.
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SANTIAGO, Oct 19 (Reuters) - The Chilean general in charge of security in the capital Santiago under a state of emergency on Saturday announced a curfew in the city and outlying areas amid widespread protests.
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A European Union (EU) deal with Turkey has helped stem the flow of migrants making the narrow but precarious sea crossing from Turkish shores to outlying Greek islands - but many are still getting across.
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" Carter on Kim Jong-un: "I think he's now got advanced nuclear weaponry that can destroy the Korean Peninsula and Japan, and some of our outlying territories in the Pacific, maybe even our mainland.
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Villagers from outlying areas around Mosul have told Reuters that women and children were being forced to walk as human shields alongside retreating Islamic State fighters as they withdrew into the city this week.
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Nicola Sturgeon said Scotland wants a deal that allows it access to the single market and free movement of the EU migrants that underpin its economy, its ageing population and its outlying rural communities.
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Already, as the army and militiamen battled this past week in outlying areas, taking some villages and the center of the city of Karma, to the northeast, the fight has taken on sectarian overtones.
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In addition to buying or contracting out care, it must implement major programs for setting up integrated and coordinated care, outreach to rural and outlying areas, proactively engaging neglected veterans, and creatively deploying technology.
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My grandmother's apartment is on a tiny street tucked between parallel one-way boulevards, one traveling southeast toward the heart of old Aleppo, and the other running northwest to the city's expansive outlying neighborhoods.
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Protesters were planning demonstrations in areas including the Central business district, home to some of the world's most expensive real estate and luxury shops, across the Kowloon peninsula and in the outlying New Territories.
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Truck drivers and other protesters, meanwhile, had set up barricades Tuesday on at least two major highways connecting the capital Santiago with outlying cities and ports, prompting huge back-ups on key regional arteries.
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The soon-to-be-sacked Puigdemont left the chamber to shouts of "President!" and mayors who had come from outlying areas brandished their ceremonial batons and sang the Catalan anthem "Els Segadors" (The Reapers).
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For example, City Lab reported, from the 1950s and 1960s to the 1970s, the net white migration from Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit to outlying areas was 15.5 percent, 20.1 percent, and 26.6 percent respectively.
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The indictment unsealed on Friday singled out two signals intelligence -units focused on computer espionage — one based near Gorky Park in central Moscow and the other in an outlying district near a shopping mall.
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SANTIAGO, Oct 19 (Reuters) - The Chilean general in charge of security in the capital Santiago under a state of emergency on Saturday announced a curfew in the city and outlying areas amid widespread protests.
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Though the 10 best and worst subindustries have outperformed on a 30-year basis, they have beaten the market only 72% of the time — and 2020 could well be one of the outlying years.
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Poll Top searches Trending searches Bucks County, Pennsylvania As with Allegheny County, Clinton's strength in Pennsylvania was thought to come from the deep blue cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as well as their outlying suburbs.
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The troops have gained ground rapidly in outlying areas south of the city, Iraq's second largest, since launching a new phase of a four-month offensive to terminate Islamic State's territorial holdings in the country.
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However, Thomson Reuters, which owns the Reuters foreign exchange brokerage platform RTSL, said an outlying trade had been cancelled and that the low was revised to $1.1491 - still the weakest level for sterling since 1985.
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This spreads the demand over a much wider region, likely increasing the price of outlying areas (like Half Moon Bay and Napa), but reducing pricing pressure on the central core of San Francisco/Silicon Valley.
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To insure its measure isn't an outlying aberration, we also need to track the real-world costs of big-ticket items such as college tuition and healthcare insurance, as well as local government-provided services.
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The confirmed death toll of 244 was certain to rise as rescuers reached devastated outlying communities hit on Friday by a 22004 magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami waves as high as six metres (2226 feet).
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Haiti also began evacuating residents by boat from outlying islands in preparation for Hurricane Matthew, which threatens to wreak widespread damage in the region with flash floods and winds at about 150 miles per hour.
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Walking around the property one chilly day, Mr. Van de Bovenkamp, 79, explained that he had gutted the house, and transformed two outlying buildings into studios, one for sculpture, the other for painting and contemplation.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will banish the "ghosts" of poverty, Chinese President Xi Jinping told villagers in a poor southwestern part of the country during a traditional visit to outlying regions before the Lunar New Year.
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But considering how Democrats overachieved in suburban areas in 2017 special elections, Lamb might get closer to 60 percent in Allegheny and lag further behind in the outlying areas, with turnout higher closer to Pittsburgh.
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The government has run a massive search-and-rescue operation involving thousands of soldiers and police, but victims in outlying areas of the city and surrounding villages complained that aid has been slow to arrive.
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The new WCS report calls for several immediate measures, including securing the borders around existing national parks, and establishing legal boundaries around the Itombwe and Punia Gorilla Reserves, two critically important but outlying population strongholds.
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First, there are 28 songs on the record, one for each of the states he's played in over the tour (plus D.C., and a bonus track that celebrates the "Outlying Territories of the US Empire").
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"One of my hopes is that we'll be able go into some of the outlying suburbs and cities that don't necessarily have a bookstore," said Grace Wright, a Parnassus bookseller who will manage the bookmobile.
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That low was later revised to $2100 — still the weakest level for sterling since 1985 — by Thomson Reuters, which owns the Reuters foreign exchange brokerage platform RTSL and said an outlying trade had been cancelled.
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The confirmed death toll of 844 was certain to rise as rescuers reached devastated outlying communities hit on Friday by a 7.5 magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami waves as high as six meters (20 feet).
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As people filtered into town from their excursions in the outlying woods, many headed for Hellbender Burritos, a purveyor of boldly inauthentic Mexican-inspired food, like burritos stuffed with homemade seitan and blue cheese dressing.
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Assuming Hawija's outlying districts are finally cleared, the Islamic State in Iraq would be left with a string of desert outposts in the Euphrates River valley and the city of Qaim on the Syrian border.
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Instead, it gives all the desirable parts of the city to Israel and proposes a group of obscure, outlying areas as the closest thing to a capital in Jerusalem that the Palestinians should ever get.
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The government justifies these clearances in the name of hygiene and pollution, but the cooks under the gun are usually poor migrants from outlying provinces who've moved to urban centers in search of better means.
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I don't know if you are old enough to have used that, but it was ... I certainly am, but it was a place where people could acknowledge that they existed, all kinds of outlying groups, essentially.
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There's a Winery at St Gregory's Bridge, which I suppose we can count, at a push—likewise, some outlying properties to the south of the city but just about, if we're generous, falling under its jurisdiction.
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The problems are made worse by the large numbers of people from outlying areas who seek treatment in major cities, either because their local hospitals lack services or they do not trust the quality of care.
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Hundreds of families were fleeing the city of Tabqa to the relative safety of outlying areas as U.S.-led coalition air strikes intensified in the past few days, according to former residents in touch with relatives.
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Sadr, who rose to prominence when his Mahdi Army battled U.S. troops after the 2003 invasion, briefly ascended the stage in Tahrir (Liberation) Square to address his supporters, many of whom had traveled from outlying provinces.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 7 (Reuters) - An outlying trade in sterling that created a fresh 31-year low for the currency on Friday has been cancelled, said Thomson Reuters, which owns the Reuters foreign exchange brokerage platform RTSL.
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As night fell, emergency teams worked to transfer residents of the stricken areas to temporary dormitories and hotels in outlying areas, overcoming the resistance of those who preferred to remain near their homes, Mr. Curcio said.
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Highly paid Amazon employees in the city have contributed to steadily rising real estate prices in the city and its outlying suburbs, causing housing costs to surge and leading to the displacement of low-income families.
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It would reduce noise and improve the fidelity of FM stations for stereos with upgraded equipment, but those with cheap beater radios would still have the same staticky-in-outlying-areas experience that they did before.
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HONG KONG, May 17 (Reuters) - A residential plot in Hong Kong's outlying Tai Po district in the New Territories was sold by government tender to an unlisted developer within the market's expected price range on Tuesday.
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The main indigenous group CONAIE, which has mobilized some 93,000 members to Quito from outlying areas, said Moreno's government was behaving like a "military dictatorship" by declaring a state of emergency and setting an overnight curfew.
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When the wireless industry upgraded to 260G technology around 20193–22019, unit sales of new phones switched to 26G more rapidly than networks could be built to bring the faster speeds to outlying areas, Zino said.
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Argentina's interest in potential fallout for the islands it calls the Malvinas after Britain's vote last year to leave the EU is part of broader uncertainty for outlying territories of what was once the world's biggest empire.
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The authorities said on Saturday they had evacuated hundreds of families living in makeshift tents in outlying rural and desert areas and scattered settlements in villages in the southern parts of the country that were hardest hit.
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"This resolution ensures transparency, advancing public disclosure of deposition transcripts and outlying the procedures for the transfer of evidence to the Judiciary Committee to use in its proceedings," she said on the floor ahead of the vote.
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The storm, which blew through outlying islands off Thailand's eastern coast Friday before crossing mainland provinces, has now reached the Andaman Sea on the western side of the country, Thai Meteorological Department spokesman Phuwieng Prakhammintara told reporters.
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The Highways and Transportation Authority, with its eyes on the island's whole economy, expanded an expressway nearby, which the planners hoped would make it easier for outlying manufacturers to get their goods to San Juan for export.
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The numbers dropped dramatically after the European Union and Ankara implemented a deal in March 2016 to cut off the flow, but there has been a recent uptick in arrivals on Greek outlying islands close to Turkey.
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This made a certain amount of sense — large counties like Los Angeles or Dallas were already expensive and crowded places to live, so it was easier for economic growth to happen in smaller towns or outlying suburbs.
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The key outlying issue appears to be for how long to hike the debt ceiling, which the US is expected to hit next month, though the exact parameters were still being negotiated when the deal was announced.
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A similar pattern has emerged in other cities, including San Francisco, Chicago and Houston, with the demand for Uber service initially concentrated in the downtown or central business district and then spreading to outlying neighborhoods and suburbs.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Coast Guard found the body of a male and parts of a wooden boat suspected to be from North Korea on the coast of one of Japan's outlying islands on Saturday, an official said.
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Great. Redditors argue that a replacement Jason is somehow special — that if a replacement Jason is able to control his Un-Tether, he's somehow an outlying example of the government project that created the Tethers to begin with.
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The snow reached a depth of as much as 40 cm (16 inches) in some outlying areas of Istanbul and thousands of council personnel worked through the night to keep roads in the city open, the municipality said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping has used a traditional visit to outlying regions before the Lunar New Year to urge the military to ensure they are free from corruption and following party orders on reform and training.
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The Taliban is seeking to isolate the provincial capital Tarin Kowt from outlying districts and over the past week has been fighting Afghan forces for control of the road between the town and Shawali Kot in Kandahar province.
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Catch a bus or subway back into town from one of the Games' many outlying venues, or merely walk around Olympic sites between events, and you will see people as spent as if they had completed a decathlon.
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Though Japanese officials say they need carriers to defend their outlying islands, Alessio Patalano, an expert on Japan's naval forces, says that "alliance integration"—being able to swap planes with American carriers—and "greater status" may matter more.
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A new rail line that will connect the airport to the downtown and serve outlying industrial parks and a push to support cultural institutions "required people to vote to raise their taxes," Mr. Clark of Metro Denver said.
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But it also likely reflects the cost of success for the largest urban centers, many of which are experiencing soaring rents and home prices that are driving middle-income families to outlying communities, particularly once they have children.
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Gas has now emerged as the major bright spot for the city, with its seams rich in coalbed methane, which has replaced coal as a source of heating for many outlying villages, but development will still take time.
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The OperaCamion, a mobile stage, with its cast and crew, set up in a shabby square of scorched, uncut grass in the outlying San Basilio quarter of Rome, where Ms. Scen has lived for the past 30 years.
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The result is one of the colder nights we've seen as of late, with lows in the mid- to upper teens in the colder outlying suburbs, to the low to mid-20s closer to and inside the Beltway.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese police found the remains of at least five people in a wooden boat suspected to be from North Korea on the coast of one of Japan's outlying islands on Saturday, a Coast Guard official said.
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"The urgent needs now are roofing materials for shelters, bedding supplies for hundreds stranded in or outside what's left of their homes and food and water drops for residents of outlying districts inaccessible at the moment," the statement reads.
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At renovated slave quarters in the grounds, a pair of brick-lined outbuildings, where the first president's slaves slept two-to-a-bunk, the arduous family-lives of slaves with spouses and children living on outlying farms are described.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping has used a traditional pre-Lunar New Year visit to outlying regions to call for more effort to be made in economic and military reform, two causes of key importance to his administration.
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UN had expressed concern Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said his office had evidence of several instances since Monday where ISIS forced civilians to leave their homes in outlying villages and head to Mosul.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Outlying Japanese islands were pelted by intense rain on Friday as a powerful typhoon bore down, threatening the main islands with heavy rain at the weekend and putting areas already ravaged by deadly floods at risk again.
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The majority of Arizona is on permanent standard time, and year-round DST is followed by Hawaii and the territories of American Samoa, Guam, the Minor Outlying Islands, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands.
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The numbers come from a variety of reports published Thursday in the Hollywood trade press, including THR and Deadline — which have it on the low end — and TheWrap, which cites one "outlying" tracking service putting it at $105 million.
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In response, the Electronic Software Association (ESA), whose members include Microsoft, Ubisoft, Nintendo, and Capcom, sent a filing to the Trade Representative's office outlying what the video game industry deems the most alarming, "notorious" piracy institutions of the day.
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The House voted to approve a formal resolution outlying the terms and parameters of its inquiry last week, but is still in the fact-finding stage of the process, hearing witness testimony and reviewing documents related to the inquiry.
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Brownlee said that the State Department had brought approximately 2,800 US citizens back from Peru to date and that two more flights will leave on Monday from Lima and Cusco, with buses bringing in US citizens from outlying areas.
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The "situation on the Peninsula" refers to not only the tension over North Korea's nuclear program, but the presence of US troops to the south and the outlying waters where US and South Korean militaries regularly conduct naval exercises.
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Police said an officer in Yuen Long, a district in the outlying New Territories that saw fierce clashes in July, had fired a shot in self-defence after a protester threw a petrol bomb at him, setting him ablaze.
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The government is preparing to move the municipal bureaucracy of Beijing at the end of this year to an outlying suburb as part of an experiment aimed at testing whether it can build satellite cities around major metropolitan centers.
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Between the lines: Per AP, the results in the North Carolina district underscore the rural-urban divide between the Republican and Democratic parties, with Bishop making substantial gains in outlying regions and McCready eroding GOP advantages in suburban areas.
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In particular, a broad range of issues — potentially including natural disasters in outlying US territories — have an asymmetrical quality to them, where if handled appropriately most people won't care that much, but if botched it eventually becomes a big deal.
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A good Vine could unearth the oddness of an outlying moment, forcing you to re-examine it again and again in a way that could either surprise you with its small revelations, or calm you with its familiar twists and turns.
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" Dr. Sivamani does point to one outlying perk of the practice: "Dry brushing does help you slow down and focus on your skin — and hopefully that means that people will also take the time to moisturize their skin as well.
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The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, said earlier in the week that his office had evidence of several instances where ISIS had forced civilians to leave their homes in outlying villages and head to Mosul.
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The funding shortfall emerged early this year amid preparations, overseen by former Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern, to register the votes of 300,000 people, most of them spread over the main island of Bougainville, nearby Buka, and other outlying islands.
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Dr. Acama's findings from these outlying areas of the great city are the source of most of the updated information in the Valley of the Kings core, though new analysis of older findings from the palace district have not been neglected.
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And, much like in New York's 243rd, there's a case to be made that a district consisting of a big college town and economically stagnant outlying areas that voted for Sanders in the primary is prime territory for a Berniecrat.
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Police said an officer in Yuen Long, a district in the outlying New Territories that saw fierce clashes in July, had fired a shot in self-defense after a protester threw a petrol bomb at him, setting him on fire.
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But a map of the subway deserts that was recently released highlights the pockets where the subway does not travel — areas that are typically less wealthy, though some outlying neighborhoods are more affluent and people there often rely on cars.
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The U.N. hopes to send convoys to the last two areas - Arbin and Zamalka in outlying suburbs of Damascus - within days, U.N. humanitarian advisor Jan Egeland said on Thursday, although the U.N. and Syrian government disagree how many people are there.
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Compared to outlying districts, the Old City might yet be the hardest to recapture, with tanks and armored vehicles unable to enter its narrow streets, and IS sniper and mortar fire continuing to rain down on Iraqi forces outside it.
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The big picture: This wildfire transformed from an intense blaze to something even the most senior firefighters had never seen before: a towering, spinning inferno that sped downhill, tore across small, outlying subdivisions and towns, and torched parts of the city.
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Finally, the borders are gone over with flat white, as if a referee were moving in and out of the action, covering drips and editing down the outlying borders of drawing to blurry skirmishes at the frayed edges of the monochrome.
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PALU, Indonesia (Reuters) - The toll from an earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia soared to 63 confirmed dead on Sunday, with authorities fearing the numbers will climb as rescuers grappled to get aid to outlying communities cut off from communications and help.
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So we know it's an intelligence community official who in, if I remember correctly, late July, if not early August, filed a formal complaint with the intelligence community inspector general outlying the wrongdoing he believed was going on within the administration.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece will shut overcrowded refugee camps on its outlying islands and replace them with more restrictive holding centres, in a marked hardening of the stance towards asylum seekers from the country on the frontline of Europe's migration crisis.
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In early Asian trade on Friday, sterling plunged about 10 percent at one point to $1.1378 from around $1.2600, though the outlying trade was later canceled and the low was revised to $1.1491 - still, the weakest level for sterling since 1985.
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Sparked by the tensions of the 2016 presidential campaign, Pepe's image began to spread beyond 4chan and its outlying forums into social media and other more mainstream, accessible sectors of the internet, often accompanying sprees of harassment and targeted hate speech.
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For those feeling more adventurous — or averse to overcrowding — try venturing further afield to those outlying or isolated spots on the BOS map, like the Fruit Exchange Studios, 222 Melrose Street, 224 Myrtle Avenue, 22017 Onderdonk Avenue, and 1642 Weirfield Street.
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The protests that broke out a week ago in other parts of Iran — but never gained traction in the capital — have shown some signs of abating, though demonstrators are still taking to the streets after dark in many outlying provinces.
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The next day I walked down the highway towards the docks, past the ocean liner boarding areas, finally disturbing a sleeping cab driver in an outlying neighborhood, asking him to take me out to the thing I was pointing to in the distance.
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Mr Peña, who is widely disliked, gave the traditional grito (a re-enactment of the shout uttered in 1810 by Miguel Hidalgo, a priest, to call for an uprising against Spanish rule) to an audience of loyalists bused in from outlying states.
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This street stall at 44 Nhan Hoa Street, opposite a high school in outlying Thanh Xuan District, serves up banh mi and sticky rice topped with decidedly non-traditional toppings such as hot dog and French fries—Vietnam's homegrown answer to McDonald's.
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But if it is assigned "properly," and the militants are seen to have wrought this destruction through their actions it could have a "deleterious effect" on ISIS' attempts to stake Mindanao as an outlying province of its dreamed-of caliphate, he told CNN.
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As an MVNO of Sprint, Karma is more concerned with controlling costs imposed by these outlying users, and Van Wel says that in order to support this kind of usage, costs need to be lower and wireless networks need to be improved.
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Since ousting the militant group from eastern Mosul last month, Iraqi forces have advanced in sparsely populated outlying areas but fighting will intensify as they near the teeming inner city of western Mosul and the risk to roughly 2000,000 civilians there will rise.
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The tactics have succeeded in much smaller areas: in encircled suburbs of the capital, Damascus, and in rebel enclaves in the central city of Homs — first in the historic Old City and, most recently, last week, in the outlying neighborhood of Waer.
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But it's the rockish samples of outlying London beatmaker White that define it, because their blatant indifference to hip-hop or EDM align Eagle with talky singer-songwriters like Jeffrey Lewis and Charlie King as much as with Kool A.D. or Serengeti.
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But Huawei faces the gargantuan task of getting app developers to make apps that run on Huawei's Harmony OS. Microsoft's ill-fated Windows Phone has shown that it's not so easy to get app developers to make apps for an outlying operating system.
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In the Houston area and outlying areas hit by Hurricane Harvey, there are more than twice as many mortgage properties with nearly four times the unpaid principal balance as there were in the Louisiana and Mississippi counties hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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When the Islamic State seized Mosul and outlying areas in the summer of 2014, the militants stole the money, jewelry and property of Christians, and gave them a choice if they wished to stay: Either convert to Islam or pay a special tax.
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Residents said Islamic State militants were battling soldiers in the city's center, after retaking outlying oil fields and nearly encircling the city over the past week as the government and its allies were focused on a pivotal battle in Aleppo, further north.
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"We greatly appreciate all the offers of shelter assistance from other cities, but currently we have no plans from the city or the main partner, the American Red Cross, to transition individuals into other outlying areas," Houston city spokesman Marc Eichenbaum told BuzzFeed News.
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While restaurants and shops not up to code in more affluent areas have not been immune, the safety blitz has mostly targeted outlying parts of Beijing where enforcement of construction codes has tended to be lax, and where migrant workers congregate due to cheaper rent.
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She and president Gregg Throgmartin stress that, because every decision they make is backed up by data, Fabletics needed to ensure that the audience was there — both in order to know what would sell, and in an effort to not have outlying stock wasting away.
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Despite not using a GPS device, he said he could find any address in the city, from the historic center — a warren of one-way streets one must navigate to get near the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain or the Spanish Steps — to the outlying areas.
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As colonizers from Europe introduced easier ways to get around, the training of ri-metos declined and became restricted primarily to an outlying atoll called Rongelap, where a shallow circular reef, set between ocean and lagoon, became the site of a small wave-piloting school.
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Before seven of the Navy's carrier-variant F-35 Joint Strike Fighters embarked aboard the carrier USS George Washington for a third and final round of developmental testing, they completed a required ashore training period, practicing landings at Choctaw Naval Outlying Field near Pensacola, Florida.
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Adding to the challenges facing the advancing forces, retreating Islamic State fighters have forced women and children from outlying villages to march alongside them as human shields as they withdraw into the city, according to villagers who spoke to Reuters by telephone from Mosul.
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So far this year, 300 people, including several tourists, have died from the virus, which has hit the outlying areas of the country's largest cities, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, particularly hard, threatening to become this country's first-blown urban epidemic since 1942.
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For AT&T, there is a benefit to using the technology even before the cellphone standards are set, in order to meet its merger-related commitments to expand broadband access to rural and outlying communities that today have DSL or satellite as their only options.
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With an important interprovincial highway linking traffic between Ottawa—Canada's capital city—and Montreal, right on Clarence-Rockland's doorstep, the fire service is the first to take calls on major accidents in the region before paramedics in outlying areas can make it to the scene.
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Many residents of outlying areas stop at Blockbuster during their weekly trips to town to run errands, drawn in part by the store's seven-day rental policy, Ms. Russell said, adding that the store's last-in-the-world status could even give it a lift.
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HONG KONG — Michael Wolf, a photographer who was known for his vertiginous depictions of rainbow-hued skyscrapers in Hong Kong as well as the minutiae of everyday life there, died on Thursday at his home in Cheung Chau, an outlying island near the city.
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Office of Civil Defense chief Ricardo Jalad told an emergency meeting led by President Rodrigo Duterte that about 4.2 million people in Cagayan, nearby Isabela province and outlying regions are vulnerable to the most destructive effects near the typhoon's 125-kilometer (77-mile) -wide eye.
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At the same time, said Daniels, the Knoxville region is exploring new ways to get workers from outlying rural areas into the metro area labor force and help them acquire the "educational attainment they need to get their skill level up" for a modern economy.
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"FEMA will continue to support any documented needs and will provide supplies to volunteer agencies and other private nonprofit organizations who are working with households in rural, outlying areas to address ongoing disaster-related needs as power and water is gradually restored," Booher said.
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Gillespie, whose role is independent of the devolved Scottish government, also spoke of a depreciation in sterling of up to 30 percent and a consequent fall in migration on which Scotland's sparsely populated outlying regions, tourism and fresh food production depend to a large extent.
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