In outlying areas, they hosed houses with a flame-retardant foam.
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Some groups hired private buses to get demonstrators from outlying areas to the city.
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Many other outlying areas are bracing for waters as high as three to ten feet.
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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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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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They fear an insurgent campaign from outside the city and there have been attacks in outlying areas.
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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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He said earlier on Friday three civilians had been killed in Hawassa and 15 others in outlying areas.
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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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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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Officials in some outlying areas with comparatively few cases appear content to take a wait-and-see approach.
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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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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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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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Some calls for rescue were also coming from outlying areas of the county, said Amber Parker, a county spokeswoman.
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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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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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"That pulls a lot of agents from the outlying areas to deal with what we call babysitting duties," he said.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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Kathryn studied Scottish history and has been offered work at a local distiller and Gregg is a health and safety expert who last week described his family as a perfect example of successful immigrants, the kind of immigrants the dwindling economy of Scotland's outlying areas needs.
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Finally, while outlying areas of the British Columbia interior sided with Conservatives' economic message, relatively progressive ridings like South Okanagan-West Kootenay, Cowichan-Malahat-Langford, or Courtenay-Alberni are all rural and sent back NDP candidates, part of a long tradition of relatively left-wing politics in the province.
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"If in a certain location the logistics around a vault are imperiled, like in Houston, it puts much more burden on Dallas and San Antonio for re-routing ... so that we can serve outlying areas of Houston," Robert Kaplan, president of the Dallas Fed region that oversees Houston, told Reuters.
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A tropical storm that struck the Philippines on Friday, causing floods and landslides, has killed an estimated 200 people, with officials warning that the death toll is likely to rise as 159 people are listed as missing and some outlying areas have not yet been reached by rescue workers, per Reuters.
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"There is no question that the devastation affecting one of the largest metropolitan centers in the United States and a major air travel hub, as well as outlying areas and other cities in the region, will curtail the passenger volumes previously projected for this period," said John Heimlich, vice president and chief economist of trade group Airlines for America.
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" This is life for 3,000 Puerto Ricans still living in mainland US hotels FEMA pledges continued support FEMA spokesman William Booher said the agency "will continue to support any documented needs and will provide supplies to volunteer agencies and other private nonprofit organizations ... working with households in rural, outlying areas to address ongoing disaster-related needs as power and water is gradually restored.
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