Democratic candidates hold at least a 10-point advantage in California (most populated), New York (fourth most populated), Pennsylvania (fifth most populated) and Illinois (sixth most populated).
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"They populated the Balkans, they populated the Baltics," Ellis said.
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America's political system is structured to advantage sparsely populated areas over densely populated ones.
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Theoretically this provides greater voting power to less populated states compared to more populated states.
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They don't tell us whether a place is rural and densely populated, or wealthy and sparsely populated.
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And it makes sure interests of less populated areas aren't ignored at the expense of densely populated areas.
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It fears that its densely populated neighbour may one day decide to grab sparsely populated lands in Russia's east.
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Both sides have said they could agree to swapping Kosovo territory populated by Serbs for Serbian territory populated by Albanians.
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Your commute, especially if you live around some of the populated area -- populated areas, could take twice as long on Tuesday.
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The Senate hasn't simply favored sparsely populated states; politicians in Washington created sparsely populated states to leverage the Senate's skewed power.
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This clustering created struggling city schools populated largely by lower-class students of color, and suburban schools populated by wealthy white students.
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Still, experts I consulted said that a future populated with autonomous drones is closer at hand than one populated with self-driving cars.
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Ocasio-Cortez claimed the Electoral College was "electoral affirmative action" for some voters (those in less populated states) over others (those in more populated states).
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Candidates largely take both the least populated states and most populated states for granted in presidential campaigns, focusing instead on a handful of swing states.
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But real-world governments and political institutions don't function because they're populated by angels — they need to function despite being populated by actual, flawed human beings.
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High-achieving parents who met at elite institutions move to areas mostly already populated by elites and have their kids enroll in mostly elite-populated schools and extracurriculars.
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WalletHub looked at 182 of the country's largest cities, including 150 of the most populated in the U.S., plus at least two of the most populated in each state.
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In the least-densely populated country, Mongolia, there are two people for every kilometer squared, while in Holland, the most-densely populated, there are 505.54 people for each kilometer squared.
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"Why should a densely populated settlement get so little of water and why should the sparsely-populated central district of New Delhi receive so much of extra supply?" asked Shukla.
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With 5,300 residents squeezed into one-tenth of a square mile, it is considered the most densely populated in the state, and the fifth most densely populated in the nation.
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Among the biggest shifts is the new geography of Congress, as Democrats offset losses in less densely-populated rural districts with gains in more densely-populated urban and suburban area.
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For example, stimulus spending on transport was twice as generous, on a per-person basis, to sparsely populated areas than to densely populated ones, according to Edward Glaeser of Harvard University.
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This is how Places looks without any users being populated in the map: This user's map has populated with a variety of establishments that only showed up once he visited them.
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And a variation of RCV is used nationwide in Ireland, a small yet relatively densely populated country, and in Australia, one of the largest yet least densely populated nations on Earth.
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In addition to North Carolina (ninth most populated), which elects in governors in presidential years, Democrats are probably going to control seven of the 10 most populated states by next year.
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One such method is discrimination in access to services provided for the Palestinian-populated part of the city versus the Jewish-populated parts, including welfare services, water access and postal services.
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The show is populated by a truly loony cast of characters, most of whom come from very different worlds than the relatively privileged producers and flacks who populated 30 Rockefeller Plaza.
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The electoral system magnifies the voices of the poor, sparsely populated and conservative countryside at the expense of voters in densely populated cities who tend to be richer, racially diverse, and liberal.
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To the Editor: We have an Electoral College to make sure that a few heavily populated states do not hold absolute sway over the many lesser populated states in the presidential election.
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That is largely to do with some of the weapons the coalition is using, Many are designed for more conventional warfare in larger and less populated battlefields, not densely populated cities, Ashraf said.
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Once dismissed as a quiet seaside town populated mainly by OAPs, Bournemouth can now be dismissed as a quiet seaside town populated mainly by OAPs that also has a functional Premier League side.
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Where we're headed: As America continues to urbanize and sparsely populated states become even more sparsely populated, the split popular vote/electoral vote decisions could become the new normal in Republican-won elections.
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Moore joins an already populated primary field, including US Rep.
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It has populated areas, unpopulated areas, industrialized areas, suburban areas.
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All are at least twice as densely populated as Paris.
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But in less populated areas, they are making big losses.
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This business model is unfeasible in the sparsely populated Arctic.
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This area includes the densely populated San Francisco Bay region.
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That could be devastating for such a highly populated area.
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Not all densely populated neighborhoods were so ill fated, however.
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It is Kenya's breadbasket and its most densely populated region.
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It's also the most densely populated country in Central America.
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Thickly populated areas can help to keep retail businesses alive.
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It became the most densely populated place in the world.
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But wildfires are increasingly jumping from nature into populated areas.
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Electric vehicles both conceptual and practical populated the show floor.
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When did the last one hit a densely populated area?
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They are reliably Democratic, but they are very sparsely populated.
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None have been detected in the densely populated Gaza Strip.
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Of course journalism is populated by an assortment of people.
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The road was straight and flat and populated by rabbits.
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In 1996 Broadway was populated by the British pop musical.
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It was first populated with film reviews by college kids.
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Many of them are burning in remote, sparsely populated areas.
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Boasting a proud literary pedigree, Trieste is populated with statues.
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This cast is populated largely by young people of color.
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The area includes heavily populated Dallas, Houston and Austin, Texas.
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My family's social circle was populated entirely by fellow Pakistanis.
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And the majority of his shots were of populated interiors.
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Wuhan is the most densely populated city in central China.
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"Sparsely populated, with everything neat, orderly, and symmetrical," he observed.
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In the past three years, Islamist groups that had long been destabilizing the thinly populated desert north of Mali have swept south into its wetter, more populated central regions, exploiting local conflicts to spread jihad.
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It's the most populated state, with more than 39 million residents.
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Most of the map, he said, is populated by Bee's players.
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Much of the violence occurred in the country's densely populated south.
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Later, smoke could be seen rising above the densely populated streets.
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Of course, muggings are common in the densely populated capital city.
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Luckily, the path is sparsely populated -- unlike the Fort McMurray area.
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It's a nightmare scenario—a nuclear strike on a populated area.
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Yet others will weave 5G networks to serve densely populated cities.
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It's no coincidence that these worlds are populated by white people.
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Starry also says this setup is perfect for densely populated areas.
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Indeed, the entire world outside Elliot's head is populated by types.
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Iowa has 99 counties, many of them rural and sparsely populated.
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But Mosul is different as Iraq's densely populated, second largest city.
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That's enough to flood densely populated coastal areas around the world.
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An early example of drone delivery in a populated urban area.
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In villages across the densely populated country, neighbor turned on neighbor.
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The densely populated country is committed to moving to renewable energy.
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Looks like the heavily populated Northeastern corridor could use more solar!
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Its board is populated largely by current and former McKinsey partners.
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These places are populated by Democrats but also by moderate Republicans.
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Some believe the town became populated again a few decades later.
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Daily commutes averaged 16.5 minutes, and the sparsely-populated state had
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In many less populated provinces the electoral system punishes smaller parties.
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In Centerport, the pond alongside the cottage is populated with birds.
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The Saudi government has denied using cluster bombs in populated areas.
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But all of a sudden, fashion week seems populated by characters.
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Rising sea levels are a particular threat to densely populated country.
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Hurricanes Katrina, Sandy, Harvey and Irma all hit heavily populated coasts.
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The Rameau production was much more heavily populated, mainly by dancers.
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Many have family spread out over the large, sparsely populated country.
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In Bizet's "Carmen," he populated the stage with horses and donkeys.
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Manila, the densely populated capital of the Philippines, went under lockdown.
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Once reviewed, their information is populated in the public Google spreadsheet.
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"Threatening" means the rockets struck populated areas or were intercepted beforehand.
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Epworth Richmond's emergency department is sparsely populated on an October afternoon.
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Firing rockets into a densely populated city is a tricky proposition.
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Densely populated Bangladesh has struggled with the growing number of refugees.
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Andijan lies in the Central Asian state's densely populated Ferghana valley.
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The movie is populated with black characters who have emotional depth.
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It's because now the storms are coming into more populated areas.
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Yangon is the largest and most densely populated city in Myanmar.
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It's an unnatural island, populated mostly by people who cannot leave.
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The match began in twilight with the big stadium sparsely populated.
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Some major highways in the densely populated area were intermittently closed.
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The most left-wing segment is the most populated by whites.
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The most left-wing segment is the most populated by whites.
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Seaport Buffet sits on a waterfront street populated by many restaurants.
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Suburban roads often aren't paved as frequently as more populated highways.
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Wind and sunlight are often concentrated in sparsely populated, remote areas.
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There are also allowances for students from the least-populated states.
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Yet that's less than the background radiation in many populated areas.
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But then it's populated by a lot of white nerdy dudes.
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The sparsely populated Saharan nation won independence from France in 1960.
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Personal finance site WalletHub compared 182 cities — including the 150 most populated U.S. cities and at least two of the most populated cities in each state — across two key dimensions, professional opportunities and quality of life.
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Islamist groups have for more than a decade destabilized the sparsely populated desert north, but in the past three years they have exploited conflicts between Fulani cattle herders and farmers in Mali's wetter, more populated center.
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In fact, Mr Boon's creation is populated with memorable characters and performances.
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A global gold index heavily populated by Canadian miners dropped 2.8 percent.
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The post-202 Dark Zone is populated entirely by level 250 players.
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A slightly larger rock over a more populated area could be catastrophic.
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While the area is prone to earthquakes, it is generally sparsely populated.
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There were no immediate reports of damage in the sparsely populated vicinity.
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The more populated a city gets, the more crowded its trains become.
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Plenty of VR worlds are sparsely populated, inhabited by robots, or empty.
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A world populated by immensely powerful, unthinking machines is not a dream.
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The rugged, thinly populated peninsula borders Israel, Gaza and the Suez Canal.
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It's the most densely-populated Christian neighborhood in the whole of Pakistan.
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Its coverage is limited to densely populated areas, like Munich and Berlin.
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That culture of shared responsibility across a sparsely populated continent still holds.
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That includes steering clear of people, homes, protests or densely populated areas.
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In Egypt, it is concentrated in the sparsely populated northern Sinai desert.
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It is also one of northern Afghanistan's most populated and developed cities.
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"This school is very Latino-populated," senior Mark Guzman told the station.
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They represent the most and second-most populated cities in the country.
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The area is sparsely populated and already operates some large-scale farms.
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Three-fourths of House Republicans now represent less-densely populated rural areas.
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In theory, that should make more capital available for less populated areas.
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As governor, Hickenlooper opposed ballot measures to limit drilling in populated areas.
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Rural regions also tend to be populated with people with lower incomes.
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GABON, in west-central Africa, is among Africa's least densely populated countries.
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New York wasn't that heavily populated and there weren't that many people.
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Remember that Wonder Woman's home, Paradise Island, is populated entirely by women.
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Forty-four percent of respondents living in sparsely populated areas backed UBI.
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We live in a world that is populated with increasingly sophisticated technologies.
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A chore-list populated by unfun make-work quests keeps them entertained.
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Instead, social platforms are increasingly populated by machines: bots, conversational AI, etc.
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Scientists are still working out how humans later populated the other continents.
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Wallis's world as an endless social cabaret, populated by numbing lists of
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Poor residents also did better in cities that were more densely populated.
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But here in the nation's least populated state, the recession is returning.
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The surrounding tents were populated by his female relatives and their children.
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California's most populated city, Los Angeles, has a bustling, lively food scene.
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As a result, the Sunni-populated regions rebelled against the central government.
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It was a fun scavenger hunt, populated with products rather than people.
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They're both places that can be populated by your most terrible nightmares.
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In densely populated New York, a tract often covers several square blocks.
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The Epic Games Store, though, is fairly sparsely populated at this point.
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It's a very densely populated place—there's really good, cheap food everywhere.
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Government Populated Return would be a drastic step in the wrong direction.
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New York City is the most densely populated area in the country.
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Taylor's video is a kandy-kolored fantasyscape populated by 29 other personalities.
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The Iran-aligned Houthis control Sanaa and most of Yemen's populated areas.
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However, he left course and drove to a less populated industrial area.
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Both also shut down the most populated sections of each city's beaches.
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Some localities in Florida went further, especially in densely populated South Florida.
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As cities grow ever more populated, green spaces may get squeezed out.
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Many of its fighters have fled into the sparsely populated desert regions.
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These include Houston, New Orleans and other densely populated low-lying communities.
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The Black Sox affair was populated by a dizzying array of gamblers.
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But maintaining infrastructure in sparsely populated areas is often uneconomical for networks.
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During multiple visits over the past week, The Wellery was sparsely populated.
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This group has always been populated with people doing 100,000 other things.
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The crowd at the Capitol dispersed onto streets already populated by protesters.
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That's what creates spookiness for me, a formerly populated place that's empty.
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Pasted into the back of her sketchbook, it's populated with handwritten symbols.
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Gainesville is densely populated—built in concentric circles of strip-mall sprawl.
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Venmo has pre-populated emojis for many typical payment exchanges—how delightful.
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The troupe of actors who populated Almodóvar's films became famous as well.
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J.), Leverett Saltonstall (Mass.) and Hugh Scott (Pa.) populated the U.S. Senate.
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As you head north, however, it narrows and becomes ever less populated.
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The Anne brothers' sparsely populated region is among the poorest in Senegal.
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There's a wall populated with photos tagged with Burj Khalifa on Instagram.
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I stopped to regroup; the mountain was uncrowded, populated largely with adults.
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Remote, sparsely populated jurisdictions got a thumb on the scales of governance.
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Finally, the most densely populated state has a transportation system in disarray.
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The same is true for many of the most highly populated states.
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Much of this growth, however, is in more densely populated urban areas.
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Both areas are densely populated and border Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan.
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In contrast, the top-ranked cities were mid-sized and less populated.
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It let him keep his games populated with money-making banner promotions.
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She focused on the sparsely populated region of Gascony, in the southwest.
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Bolivarian is part of the densely populated, mostly Muslim town of Sainthamaruthu.
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But instead Billings seemed populated almost entirely with members of her generation.
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Instead, it's populated entirely by 16 unique colossi that you must kill.
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Small drones will now be allowed to fly in sparsely populated areas without FAA approval, but must still work with air traffic control if they are planning to fly a mission over crowded airspace or above heavily populated areas.
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It's the female side of puberty humor, comedy real estate that's sparsely populated.
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Campaigners are now likely to turn their attention to those heavily populated regions.
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"The only gig that was heavily populated was a student gig," Gervais remembers.
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Azaria was serving in the mostly Palestinian-populated Hebron when he shot Sharif.
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Lyft has said it could result in decreased service to less populated areas.
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I immediately discovered how each of their sites gets its pre-populated database.
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Back then, it was a densely populated area, filled with pubs and inns.
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But yellow fever can spread fast in highly populated areas, with devastating consequences.
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It will likely hit populated cities such as Dallas, Houston and Oklahoma City.
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Storms will likely affect populated areas such as Dallas, Houston and Oklahoma City.
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Is Hell populated by random guys in jean jackets, sneering into the ether?
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In the nation's most sparsely populated counties, 30.9 girls per 1,143 get pregnant.
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The vast majority of those federal lands were in the sparsely populated West.
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This is causing resentment in the densely populated slums of Windhoek, the capital.
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They are the only two men at a party entirely populated by women.
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The system also gives voters in the least-populated states more relative weight.
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That's bad news as the race moves to the densely-populated east coast.
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And then, as quickly as they populated our top shelves, they were gone.
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Like his other novels, Turtles is funny, clever, and populated with endearing characters.
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They'll be constrained to densely populated urban centers, college campuses, or retirement communities.
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However, #TrumpTV is populated with clips from other existing networks discussing the candidate.
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Dumping of bilge water is tightly regulated when cruises are near populated areas.
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It is sparsely populated, with less than 53m of the country's 265m people.
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Within minutes, screenshots of the "No" had populated Twitter, some with memes attached.
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So you got 23 minutes, and 22 percent is populated by a computer.
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The thriving, tight-knit town shrank into a barely populated, bare-bones operation.
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By that same calculus, votes from sparsely populated, mostly rural states count more.
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The effect in populated centers — like Taiz, Sanaa, and Hodeidah — has been dramatic.
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His Facebook page is populated by spiritual and nature-themed posts and images.
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Densely populated Bangladesh is battered by storms, floods and landslides every rainy season.
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They picked a spot away from populated areas to attempt a traffic stop.
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But American Green has other plans for the scantly populated town of six.
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But there's no denying technology is a boon among Arizona's less-populated areas.
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The charter landscape is being populated by a more diverse set of offerings.
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During her yearlong stay in Aurel Vlaicu, a town largely populated by employees
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In sparsely populated Daggett County, commissioners were initially willing to bargain with conservationists.
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The verdant, misty hillsides are becoming increasingly populated with new matcha processing factories.
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The future goal of those over populated Bengalis is to march on Myanmar.
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The newly formed Committee will also be populated by progressive rising star Rep.
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If you're located in more populated areas, there are typically multiple plans available.
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So densely populated China seems a natural, if uncomfortable, resource to turn to.
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Citizens Party was just one of the left-wing groups partially populated by
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In 2020: A presidential election populated by candidates from the House and Senate.
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As more of India's forests disappears, wildlife is being pushed into populated areas.
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Back then, the financial district was filled with vacancies and relatively sparsely populated.
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Countless institutions populated D.C., from world-renowned Georgetown University to policy think-tanks.
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Enter your item number in the field provided if it isn't pre-populated.
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Densely populated and pricey cities, he said, are already losing residents and businesses.
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And contrary to popular perception, those networks are not all populated by liberals.
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Mostly, the ranks of global celebrities are populated with sports stars and entertainers.
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Islamic State has fought fiercely since retreating into the densely-populated Old City.
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Because the area is thinly populated, damage has so far has been limited.
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It's a lonely wasteland, but one still populated by story, lore, and quests.
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Google's "knowledge panels" are automatically populated from a variety of sources, including Wikipedia.
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The use of cluster munitions and other indiscriminate weapons in civilian-populated areas.
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Like wildfire, Second Life became populated by all conceivable kinds of sexual animations.
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"Typical sources are constructions, architectural landscapes and sparsely populated metropolitan spaces," says Kobidze.
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It's scary any time such a strong storm hits a densely populated area.
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And the area's public squares are to be populated by art and performances.
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The remarks have been seen as a reference to places populated by minorities.
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Densely-populated Bangladesh says it has been grappling with the large refugee numbers.
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"No wonder Dante populated the first circle of hell with philosophers," he says.
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The space is already populated with biomorphic objects resembling illuminated bushes and trees.
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Stormwind City is probably the most highly populated capital in all of Azeroth.
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As the region became more populated, homes were built and farms were established.
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The rebels and Saleh's forces still control most of Yemen's populated regions, however.
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But these communities are also among Oklahoma's poorest, most sparsely populated and isolated.
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The FAA also banned the drone from flying over most densely populated areas.
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A decade ago, the village had been populated by drug users and delinquents.
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The right-wing radio universe is populated by thousands of Joe Walsh clones.
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"Craig is in the most densely populated state in the country," said Spiegel.
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So far, the outbreaks have largely been confined to sparsely populated jungle areas.
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Global warming will soon make some of the world's most populated regions uninhabitable.
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The coastline extends as far as you can see, populated by no one.
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Marina even has her own dedicated r/MarinaNSFW subreddit, populated by 120 subscribers.
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What he will acknowledge: his interest in the world populated by his customers.
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But it's actually one of the most densely populated places in the country.
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In fact, in Denmark's capital and most populated city, bikes vastly outnumber cars.
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Basra, like all of southern Iraq, is overwhelmingly populated by Iraq's Shiite majority.
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Blahyi has relatives in Sinoe County, a sparsely populated region in southern Liberia.
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We have never lived in such densely populated areas as we do now.
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Rural, less populated counties tend to be the ones with fewer insurance options.
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They will hit densely populated areas as well as rural stretches of coastline.
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For one, New York is the most densely-populated city in the nation.
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Yet he has gone all out in adopting that sparsely populated, barren county.
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Keep up the building in densely populated Palestinian areas and separation becomes impossible.
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It's still maintained, it's still populated — how do you guys use it now?
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For its study, WalletHub looked at 182 U.S. cities — including 150 of the most populated U.S. cities plus at least two of the most populated cities in each state — analyzing them across three dimensions: economics, fun and recreation and dating opportunities.
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READ: The Arctic is on fire and you can see it from space Large wildfires are an annual occurrence in sparsely populated northern Russia, but this year strong winds and dry weather conditions have seen the fires threaten populated areas.
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Financial website WalletHub recently analyzed data to determine the best large, U.S. cities to start a business in, comparing 553 cities, including 150 of the most populated U.S. cities plus at least two of the most populated cities in each state.
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For one, it's simply safer to test out this technology away from populated areas.
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Once populated with components, PCBs account for about half the cost of a smartphone.
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Bradley Cooper, Joaquin Phoenix, Denzel Washington, and Hugh Jackman populated the "Best Actor" category.
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Some sites are populated with hundreds of textcees, while others are quite tragically empty.
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Urban renewal is why North Carolina and South Carolina have such densely populated shorelines.
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By the 19300s, the island was the most densely populated place on the planet.
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By the 1950s, the island was the most densely populated place on the planet.
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It's hard to get privacy in my apartment when they've even populated my bathroom.
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The densely populated city is home to tons of shops, spas, museums, and mosques.
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Per Amazon, the dedicated category page is automatically populated based on people's search terms.
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And nearly all of them are heavily populated by immigrants from Muslim-majority countries.
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Facebook already is a dating service — it's populated by scammers taking money from people.
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Yugoslavia was cobbled together from territories mostly populated with speakers of southern Slavic tongues.
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"Otherwise, the most populated cities would lead the list," said Jeanette Pavini of Coupons.com.
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Less than 90 minutes after fire was reported, flames had reached densely populated areas.
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This builds in an over-representation for people in small or sparsely populated places.
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But delivering government services to the largest, most-sparsely populated state poses unique challenges.
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The East Cut, SOMA, and the Financial District are most populated with tech offices.
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It is one of the most densely populated and expensive places in the world.
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I'm flying in a un-populated area, so I just might try flying nude.
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Less populated counties are more likely to have low mobility — particularly rural distressed counties.
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In return Pristina would gain control of southern Serbian municipalities populated mainly by Albanians.
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However, it has spread to Butembo and Katwa, which are more heavily populated areas.
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It is populated by your fellow museum visitors, as well as by museum employees.
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Out in the less-populated reaches of Alaska, a different calculation comes into play.
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In return, Belgrade would hand southern municipalities mainly populated by ethnic Albanians to Kosovo.
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Others will weave 5G networks to serve densely populated cities, most probably in Asia.
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One big challenge for urban air vehicles is operating safely over heavily populated areas.
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Northern Mozambique is not as populated as Beira, the population hub struck by Idai.
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They populated Mesopotamian religions and native American belief systems; their geographical spread is vast.
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Rwanda is small and densely populated, if annoyingly hilly, and its government is competent.
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It's populated by founders overly focused on winning investments, rather than building great companies.
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The folder was populated with a bunch of standard 2D and 360-degree videos.
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Would it have happened at all in a city populated by affluent white people?
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Stepping inside a physical space populated with actors, however, is inherently singular and unique.
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Their social circles are populated with the right kind of "squad" for optimal success.
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Hogancamp created a small world called Marwencol populated entirely by dolls he'd made himself.
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However, the epicenter of Monday's quake was much farther away from highly populated areas.
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But Brooklyn is densely populated and that has made the disease easier to spread.
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Like a lonely child, I populated this world with odd people and excellent faces.
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SHIRLEY: No AAA, AA leagues very much highly populated then with the right people.
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The Mid-Atlantic is one of the most densely populated regions in the country.
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Islamic State militants are waging an insurgency in the rugged, thinly populated Sinai Peninsula.
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Self's celebration of the black femme form is primarily populated by black femme concern.
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Specifically, things are being test driven in the Vuosaari distract — the city's most populated.
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Up in the Astros' front office's box, populated by probabilistically disciplined thinkers, everyone gasped.
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"Subsequently, Coalition air strikes must cease in all populated areas in Yemen," he added.
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"Thank God white people populated America, not the blacks," Faber wrote in his newsletter.
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In counties, particularly sparsely populated counties, they have little choice among competing insurance plans.
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In densely populated England, many people voted for Brexit because of fears about migration.
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"Fortunately the hurricane weakened and moved west to the less populated areas," Hamid said.
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Jain said screenings were being planned in the country's most densely-populated factory towns.
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Lastly, I just think the coffee community is populated by great and passionate people.
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Lightly populated jurisdictions are overlooked because the existing census doesn't capture robust citizenship data.
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The United States' least populated state also had the least number of workers, totaling
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Although mostly empty, the food court was the most populated section of the mall.
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Lupton populated his songs with details about wonderful weirdos who existed in the periphery.
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Small, rich, densely populated countries would be natural buyers from land-rich, poorer states.
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Miami-Dade County, the state's most populated county, started its recount at 53 p.m.
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Its northern belt is one of the most densely populated parts of the planet.
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Nebraska, meanwhile, is a smaller state in the middle of a lightly populated area.
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The plan was designed in the 1930s when the city was much less populated.
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They would have eaten him alive if he'd stayed in a well-populated area.
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Those are a good alternative to heavily populated areas, especially on the West Coast.
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All but one — Gansu Province in the northwest — is a heavily populated coastal province.
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The Houthis now control most of Yemen's populated areas as well as the capital.
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Nearly 73 percent of voters in the sparsely populated northeast county chose the Republican.
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Several others landed in populated areas, injuring seven, according to IDF spokesman Lt. Col.
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So they sit and wait for Iraqi forces to move into densely populated areas.
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" Customer testimonials that populated the record's sleeves promised the same: "Better than a tranquilizer!
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And these are the kinds of spaces that video games were first populated with.
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Today, 21 of 25 of the most populated U.S. counties are a multicultural majority.
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Under Government Populated Return, the IRS would send Americans a pre-determined tax return.
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In 1999, two massive earthquakes killed about 20,000 people in Turkey's densely populated northwest.
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It is, however, more sparsely populated than the wealthier eastern part of the country.
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New York is both the country's most populous city and its most densely populated.
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But linking together towns in sparsely populated areas of mountains and deserts is expensive.
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But after Tahoe City, the route veers away from populated areas for some time.
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Expecting packed aisles at Kohl's, the Gammells arrive to find a sparsely populated store.
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That is why conservatives cheer the moves by young liberals to densely populated cities.
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The data also imply the number of rocket hits on populated areas was understated.
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A landscape populated by nonnative plants is, for wildlife, the equivalent of a desert.
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Mixed in with the Farrah Fawcett-lookalike neighbors, the subdivision is populated by immigrants.
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The most densely populated area is in the town's southwestern corner, near Ball Pond.
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The novels and memoirs of veterans were populated with characters haunted by such incidents.
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Last year, Facebook killed Trending Topics, populated by contractors, after being accused of bias.
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This is largely due to the power of less populated states in the Senate.
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And more instances of abundant coral were found far away from populated coastal areas.
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But those administrations also were populated by men and women of capacity and virtue.
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The mountainous east coast of Taiwan is less populated than its flatter western side.
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But as of Thursday, Mangkhut was on track to hit less densely populated areas.
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A large proportion of shoreline in densely populated areas is projected to be lost.
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The president admitted he'd grown tired of plots populated by corpses and private eyes.
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The Midwestern state is sparsely populated with less than 1 million people as residents.
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An E.H.R. progress note full of pre-populated text is absolutely dreadful to read.
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Yes, I know New York City is the most populated city in the country.
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So what does that mean for Americans traveling or visiting highly populated tourist spots?
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He copes by constructing an elaborate fantasy world populated by dolls in his backyard.
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The data show that buyouts were disproportionately concentrated in wealthy and densely populated counties.
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Trumpworld, previously inscrutable and unreachable to Groser's team, was now populated by friendly faces.
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It's created boomtowns flush with cash in once sparsely populated parts of the country.
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During the first event, the site was populated on only a very small scale.
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Since it fell on an un-populated mountain, it didn't result in any deaths.
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The middle of the country is much more Republican -- and much more sparsely populated.
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The short-form video platform is mostly populated by teens, who become its stars.
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California has been particularly hard hit with several fierce blazes menacing large populated areas.
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The big difference was that while Google's robot corral was mostly populated by experiments.
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The Boulevard business district is decidedly wholesome, populated by schoolchildren after the dismissal bell.
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In the city of Hebron, he fired indiscriminately on areas populated by Palestinian civilians.
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"But what makes these fires more damaging is when they occur in populated areas."
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The blackouts will affect heavily populated as well as rural areas in Northern California.
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And the territory Mr. Netanyahu is promising to annex is sparsely populated with Palestinians.
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"Subsequently, Coalition air strikes must cease in all populated areas in Yemen," Pompeo said.
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Flores is the most Christian part of the world's most populated Muslim-majority nation.
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Few buildings in New York are more densely populated than London Terrace, in Chelsea.
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Gerry Connolly (D-Va.), whose northern Virginia district is heavily populated with government employees.
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There's a live camera view populated with name tags over the most famous buildings.
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A different type of evacuation took place on Oahu, the state's most populated island.
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Trump's "listening session" seemed to be populated only by his black appointees and supporters.
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Authorities in the densely populated Seattle region are getting ready to tackle the storm.
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It's created boomtowns flush with cash in once sparsely populated parts of the country.
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In "On Combat" (19193), he described society as populated by sheep, wolves, and sheepdogs.
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Both are populated by people of good will trying to do the right thing.
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Mr. Assayas's world is populated by figures in perpetual transit: actors, corporate executives, terrorists.
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This was most evident by a rear barracks populated exclusively by black junior officers.
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Though it's one of the smaller fires, it's threatening the state's most populated county.
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Here are some of the tweets that populated Trump&aposs timeline on Wednesday:—Rep.
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The strikes apparently targeted a densely populated civilian area with schools, houses and shops.
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Research confirms that workers are in fact more productive in densely populated metropolitan areas.
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And the story of chaco doesn't end here, on this sparsely-populated high plateau.
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That opened a door, since jackals seem to avoid areas well populated by wolves.
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Shikoku is by far the smallest and least populated of Japan's four main islands.
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These are both rural, sparsely populated areas that aren't especially attractive to insurance companies.
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Hundreds of villages once populated by the Rohingya have been burned down since August.
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The 833-mile border runs mostly through uninhabited forests and sparsely populated rural areas.
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For all these reasons, humans have really struggled with eradicating pests in populated areas.
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Vox's Aaron Rupar pointed out on Twitter that Trump "uses the language of 'infestation' when talking about places populated by black and brown people:" Trump only uses the language of "infestation" when talking about places populated by black and brown people pic.twitter.
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Thanks to the two extra votes delivered to each state for its two senators, the Electoral College gives less populated states a higher weight, per capita, than it gives more populated states in the decision of who should be the next president.
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And getting permission to fly such aircraft over any populated areas will not be easy.
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Also like Burning Man it is populated by some of the greatest minds in technology.
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In all likelihood, the bits of space debris wouldn't have landed in a populated area.
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One thing that is a legitimate issue is the user base in less-populated areas.
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The earthquake struck in a sparsely populated area, and reports of damage were not extensive.
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North Dakota isn't very populated — we're only seeing patients one day per week, on Wednesdays.
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Most of the fatalities have happened during July and August, when trails are heavily populated.
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Our label is, of course, populated with music fans, so we poll people here internally.
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The Muslim homesteaders who built the original mosque would have arrived at a sparsely populated
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Soldiers should also exercise caution using their weapons in a heavily-populated area, Lavin said.
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But in the district's five lightly populated counties turnout ranged from only 27% to 32%.
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He was referring to a retaliatory action with the ability to devastate densely populated areas.
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The area is sparsely populated and no damage or injuries have been reported so far.
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Soldiers should also exercise caution using their weapons in a heavily-populated area, Lavin said.
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Rwanda is more densely populated than the Netherlands, with 490 people to each square kilometre.
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But in recent years jihadists have extended their reach into wetter, more populated central regions.
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It was once the most densely populated spot on Earth, housing miners and the families.
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The battle for Hodeidah could have ramifications far beyond the densely-populated city of 600,000.
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Thus far, Obamacare's markets have been populated by larger numbers of older and sicker Americans.
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So pretty good system populated by grubby creeps that are called human beings that steal.
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Northern Mozambique also is not as populated as Beira, the population hub struck by Idai.
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Ketron Island is a sparsely populated island 25 miles (40 km) southwest of the airport.
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Trackless has a more populated world than other games in the genre like Gone Home.
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Warner launched DC's superhero universe; Universal launched a shared universe populated by its classic monsters.
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Whether delivering people or packages, the Urbanetic is designed to operate in densely populated areas.
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"An impact or an airburst [near] a populated shore will be very dangerous," Gisler said.
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Worries about slowed beef demand along the heavily populated East Coast also weighed on futures.
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Soon fighting will erupt in the heart of Mosul, a far more densely populated place.
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Felicty Ward is a breath of fresh air in a society populated by dutch ovens.
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Still, the damage from the storm was extensive, particularly in areas that are heavily populated.
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The zones can be created in thinly populated areas without the consent of the locals.
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Special forces already in the South were ordered to release poison gas in populated areas.
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Delivering city services to those sparsely populated areas poses a major challenge for city government.
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Tough new pollution standards will ban livestock production near water sources or heavily populated areas.
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Other highlighted areas that police are seeking information about include tracts of sparsely-populated farmland.
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In populated urban settings in Turkey, residents will hear multiple calls projected from mosques simultaneously.
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For the same reason, nightlights are also less useful in places that are densely populated.
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Devin Nunes, and others, failed to appear in its auto-populated drop-down search results.
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In Brazil, South America's largest and most populated country, slavery was officially abolished in 28.
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It could bring flooding to the densely populated urban center during a busy holiday weekend.
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The densely populated city has lengthy average commute times of about 35.6 minutes on average.
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The team focused on densely populated river basin regions in China, India and Southeast Asia.
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The Ancient Greeks had Olympus, which was believed to host a pantheon populated by immortals.
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The areas that they walked through are heavily-populated and house schools, hospitals and residences.
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If it collapsed, a wall of water would flood the heavily populated Tigris River valley.
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Navigation in terrains that are densely populated with obstacles is an ongoing challenge for researchers.
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These lower satellites are intended to boost capacity and reduce latency in heavily populated areas.
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On July 1, the world's most populated city (Shanghai) began a compulsory garbage-sorting program.
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Some 1.4 million will be vaccinated, starting with those in the most densely populated areas.
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Dallas feels enormous, but it's still only the third-most populated city in the state.
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Instead you get these slices of life populated by an ensemble of one-note characters.
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He thinks Washington is populated by corrupt politicians who have lost touch with American workers.
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Yamato was gone, lost in a sparsely populated woods known for its very hungry bears.
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The deadliest strike targeted police in a densely populated downtown area of Yemen's capital, Sanaa.
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Dirty Dancing, by contrast, was populated with people who could sing, dance, and (sorta) act.
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His Instagram has since become populated with process videos showing the artist in the act.
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The stretches of sand beaches are populated largely by elderly dog walkers, joggers, and families.
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It also stipulates a safe distance to keep from populated areas when using the chemical.
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The list was essentially fake news, populated by one of her more overzealous fan accounts.
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The contact instructed him to kill "nonbelievers" on New Year's Eve in a populated area.
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The vast majority of drilling and production in Texas occurs in sparsely populated rural areas.
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And if it hits land, it will likely be in an area that's isn't populated.
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Colebrook occupies Coös County, the poorest, least populated, and least healthy county in New Hampshire.
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She remembers a "world of women" populated by a rotating cast of staff and kin.
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But the challenge of governing enormous spaces, especially those sparsely populated by diverse peoples, remains.
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Most chemical producers are in densely populated areas along China's eastern coast, the report said.
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" The former Disney Channel star said that women feel pressured to "keep the planet populated.
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Qatif is almost entirely populated by Shi'ites and can be physically isolated by the government.
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Bicyclists have been targeted by terrorists, and other typical populated places are also possible targets.
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The heavily populated northern Virginia suburbs around Washington are key to deciding the race's outcome.
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Such "fortress" malls are typically located in densely populated high-income urban and suburban markets.
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The Financial District was filled with vacancies and remained relatively sparsely populated in those years.
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Statistically, this is a great ratio, especially compared with other more densely populated European cities.
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The economic case is not as good as it is for more densely populated places.
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Japan is too densely populated to abandon such a vast swath of land as Fukushima.
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Those weighing 0.55 pounds or less could fly over populated areas without any additional restrictions.
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Certainly it felt that the same event in London would have been more densely populated.
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It is the densely populated and diverse Detroit area that has the most sign-ups.
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The first time I opened the app, this was populated with a bunch of dudes.
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It was just populated by statues and monuments of something that was never really there.
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Then, of course, there's anxiety that the next one might be in a populated area.
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Beyond populated areas, there are other troubling signs of environmental damage exacerbated by human activity.
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The game saw Link shipwrecked on Koholint Island, a dreamy place populated by strange inhabitants.
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It would, not surprisingly, be populated by Hispanic men and Hispanic women, with two exceptions.
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High costs are pretty much a fact of life in an old, densely populated state.
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Republicans run best in the more sparsely populated and rural eastern part of the state.
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They depict a Manichaean world populated by gods, or superheroes and supervillains, in endless conflict.
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Officers were dispatched to a busy intersection populated by a chain pharmacy and strip malls.
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Czech talent also populated the Children's Stage, a tent dedicated to the youngest audience members.
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On a recent visit, the lobbies of both hotels were populated primarily by Chinese businessmen.
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The area covers much of China, India, the United States, and other densely populated areas.
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That makes it the most densely populated area near a refinery that uses HF alkylation.
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Even worse, she claimed that she felt that way in spaces populated by gay men.
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Many people live in remote, sparsely populated areas where specialized care is hard to get.
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Thousands of wells dot the cityscape, and many operate in highly populated, low-income neighborhoods.
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The digital underground, populated by hackers, drug dealers, and other criminals, is a vast space.
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The most populated school system ... yet we don't always have enough seats for every student.
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A quake that size would be capable of inflicting widespread damage in a populated area.
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Populated by geniuses and virtuosos, the stories are zanily cerebral and proceed with fractal precision.
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But if used in large numbers, they may not be suited to densely populated areas.
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But Ms. Miller's orbit has also long been populated with stars of the corporeal sort.
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The discovery basically means that early humans may not have populated North America via land.
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"When aviation started, the Wright brothers weren't flying over major populated cities," Schenewerk pointed out.
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Because of the pit bull's reputation, cities have sought to ban ownership in populated areas.
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Desert bighorn sheep, Nevada's state animal, once populated the state in the tens of thousands.
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Sparsely populated a generation ago, Twecu Crescent now has little or no space between homes.
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The firm says Amazon Logistics is more focused than its competitors on densely populated areas.
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Linn, whose seat is Cedar Rapids, is the second-most populated county in the state.
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Those units are spread farther into sparsely populated areas across Afghanistan than are army soldiers.
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Built in 1993, it was originally populated with young men dying of complications from AIDS.
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Populated by her varicolored chickens, it draws on her observations about their diversity and intelligence.
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Which may be why beards seem to be less common in the less populated suburbs.
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The Fairview facility is also surrounded by several residential neighborhoods in a heavily populated area.
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Also outside is Downtown Disney, an area populated with restaurants, shops, bars, and two Starbucks.
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This turnabout could end the al Houthis' de facto control over much of populated Yemen.
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Ironically, that urbanization is good, even crucial, for the survival of a human-populated planet.
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The densely populated community is filled with cafes and restaurants, quirky shops and colorful Victorians.
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The actual living and breathing dogs in my heavily dog-populated office also reacted strongly.
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The second-least populated of the Maldives' 20 administrative atolls, Faafu is steeped in history.
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He said he hears shortages are in the more populated area, including the Research Triangle.
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In the beginning, Westeros was populated solely by the Children of the Forest and Giants.
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Yet Pennsylvania elections are typically won and lost in the heavily populated Philadelphia region. Mrs.
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Officials in Kabul said they were assessing damage in areas around the sparsely populated epicentre.
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People living in less populated counties or metro areas also score higher on the index.
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Long before the Richmond District was populated by young families, it was filled with spirits.
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This could push agriculture indoors, especially as urban areas become larger and more densely populated.
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"We have a large contiguous piece of land that is very sparsely populated," he said.
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Specifically in U.S., cities are much less densely populated than the rest of the world.
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Instead, it's become about what can pass a Congress disproportionately populated by gun rights ideologues.
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Again, how many of these companies are populated by people from all around the country?
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In Europe, residents of densely populated cities face high fuel taxes, encouraging reduced car travel.
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Leaders in both countries have hinted that a land swap — potentially an exchange of a northern area of Kosovo, populated by ethnic Serbs, and a southern area of Serbia, populated by ethnic Albanians — might be a way to finally settle the matter of Kosovo's statehood.
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Researchers at WalletHub analyzed data about food and restaurants from 182 US cities (including the 150 most-populated US cities, as well as two of the most-populated cities in each state), focusing on two categories: "affordability" and "diversity, accessibility, and quality" of food.
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For its study, WalletHub compared 182 cities, including 150 of the most populated U.S. cities plus at least two of the most populated cities in each state, and evaluated them on three dimensions — business environment, access to resources and business costs — using 19 relevant metrics.
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And the idea of being out-populated by "others" worried some anti-abortion activists like Storer.
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Craig plays her neighbor — the only white man living in the neighborhood populated by all minorities.
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Earlier on Friday, the densely populated enclave was bombed for a sixth straight day, witnesses said.
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"Because it was pre-social media, [the forums] were really populated," said Ifueko in an interview.
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Cities are overflowing with users, but less populated areas see a huge drop in potential matches.
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There is no scene, period, because it's one of the least populated states in the country.
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Taza, which is predominantly populated by Shiite Turkmen, has withstood heavy bombardment from IS for months.
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Lex Luthor is president again (apparently the DC universe is populated entirely by Donald Trump supporters).
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A gallery in South Africa is currently populated with figures that are stand-ins for us.
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The tornado Wednesday evening kept to sparsely populated areas north of Laramie, and nobody was hurt.
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With a population of 000 million, Austria's capital is the European Union's seventh-most populated city.
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This land, populated by Amazons liberated from Hercules, outlawed men but endorsed peace and lush greenery.
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But with a population of just 56,000, it is the most sparsely populated nation on earth.
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As each state has two senators, the most populous states cannot steamroll the least populated ones.
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The ferocious storm system wreaked the worst damage the densely populated city had seen in decades.
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That's great in densely populated places like New York City, but not so great everywhere else.
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I mean, dense populated areas, like the theme parks, we're talking about 5G together with Disney.
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And mapping the entire country will take a lot more effort than mapping major populated areas.
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But CDC's Frieden acknowledged the challenges of fighting mosquitoes in densely populated areas such as Miami.
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For safety reasons, vertical rocket launches cannot occur in Europe's land-locked and highly populated mainland.
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This created a two-tier labour market, with the lower tier populated by a young precariat.
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There are about 70,000 registered cars in the small, densely populated enclave of 1.95 million people.
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The early results are more mixed nearer to the heavily populated cities of Sydney and Melbourne.
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The towns were populated by factory workers and one company owned all the housing and retail.
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The current cloud gaming marketplace is populated by recognizable gaming brands like Steam, Nvidia, and Sony.
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Rural areas tend to be populated with older, sicker and lower-income people than urban areas.
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Because you have so many civilians in those populated areas, they don't want to hit civilians.
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According to the Associated Press, the northern coast of Honduras near the epicenter is sparsely populated.
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Shack fires in densely-populated South African slums often spread quickly and can threaten whole neighbourhoods.
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Tonight, though, the crowd was heavily populated by rabbits, pigs, and various other spring-themed creatures.
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By our estimates, Utah is the least-populated state to rank as a major startup hub.
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ADD and other, related, ideas predict that extra dimensions are populated by non-Standard Model particles.
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The fatal disease is spread by bodily fluids and can spread rapidly in densely populated regions.
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But a great deal of that combat was in more rural and less densely populated areas.
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Its executive agencies would be populated with business-friendly figures who favor a light regulatory touch.
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Many of these works read as extremely formal compositions, populated by layers of intersecting geometric shapes.
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The #LGBTFansDeserveBetter hashtag is still populated with critical tweets — only now they're responding to Rothenberg's response.
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Clicking on it adds that entry to a user's calendar, with all related details pre-populated.
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The Summer Isles weren't ever very populated, with about 120 residents just over a century ago.
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He said he knew of at least three large "mining farms" in the Serb-populated areas.
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Pokémon Go still struggles quite a bit when it comes to rural and less-populated locations.
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We see now this new information about Trump's Twitter account being populated by millions of bots.
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Puerto Rico is populated by a people long tested by adversities, both natural and man-made.
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"You can't allow a young child to drive in a populated place," Teare told the outlet.
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On the contrary, it's a fresh delight every week populated by endearing oddballs and amusing relationships.
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In China's sparsely populated west, one group pitched in to help the elderly and entertain children.
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Chantal Kreviazuk's vocals drift over the top, reverberating like she's addressing a large, thinly populated room.
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For decades, Baluchistan nationalists have accused Punjab, Pakistan's most populated province, of exploiting their natural resources.
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Its first 20.8840G auction is mainly aimed at speeding up data services in densely populated areas.
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The Bismarck route also is more populated and thus would require more easements from multiple landowners.
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Its first 5G auction is mainly aimed at speeding up data services in densely populated areas.
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The Game of Thrones universe is populated by quite a lot of sexy and beautiful people.
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Along Panama's coast, it is common to see plastic waste littering beaches, especially near populated areas.
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While most drilling operations are in remote areas, some sites in places that are heavily populated.
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Oceti Sakewin was populated by protesters for months, who at times clashed with law enforcement officers.
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Some species were considered auspicious symbols, while others represent the exotic creatures that populated imperial zoos.
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Metro Manila - the Philippines' capital - is already one of the world's most densely populated urban areas.
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The seaport town of 22016,213 people was among the most densely populated areas slammed by Matthew.
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What does restitution look like in a cultural moment populated by Weinsteins and Spaceys and Moonveses?
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South by Southwest isn't usually populated by a lot of suits or American flag lapel pins.
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Overall, it is a poverty-stricken area populated mostly by refugees and Lebanon's own lower class.
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The country is populated with hundreds of deities who will die if they're starved of belief.
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Other suppliers of fuel to the vast but sparsely populated region are Japan and South Korea.
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To see why, imagine a simple world populated by 750m poor Southerners and 250m rich Northerners.
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Art Review In the transgender, avatar-populated present, personal identity feels increasingly like a pliable condition.
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If it was to a heavily populated European area, we'd be looking for ecstasy or MDMA.
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The feed is populated by memes and come-hither pics, all presented with a hearty wink.
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Manhattan has fewer fields than Queens and Brooklyn, for example, despite being far more densely populated.
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Brevard County, the 10th most-populated county in Florida, will begin its recount at 9 a.m.
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It's been a strange Cannes, with both streets and theaters quieter and less populated than usual.
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But rarely do they cause problems when they strike offshore from the sparsely populated Mendocino coast.
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Once the products were populated (funded) with their own customers' money, the banks bet against them!
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He said he's heard reports of some water rescues, but luckily the area is sparsely populated.
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Over time, cities established police forces, which diminished the office's power in the densely populated Northeast.
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It's a risible misconception that rugby is populated by athletes inferior to high-level American footballers.
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And Iraq wasn't located in the heart of our world's most heavily industrialized, densely populated region.
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The government and its allies had been attacking the densely populated eastern Ghouta for seven weeks.
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The dressmakers and hosiers and other clothiers that once populated England's redbrick towns have long departed.
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The images peeked at us from grocery store checkout lines and populated our social media feeds.
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The island becomes more populated in the summer, in part, because of puffin birds' migration patterns.
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It's about detectives who investigate all sorts of crime in a world that's populated by superhumans.
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Turkish-backed forces have made rapid gains since August, but largely through less heavily populated areas.
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They're populated by a cast of mostly straight, white characters that hardly reflects the country's diversity.
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The company also concentrates its revenues in densely populated states where car sales volumes are high.
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The blackout also included the capital of San Juan, the most populated area of the island.
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Iran's oil production is centered in the Khuzestan province, which is populated mainly by ethnic Arabs.
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The next most likely pickup for Democrats is in the state of Florida (third most populated).
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In contrast, the Republicans are only favored to win Texas (the second most populated) on Tuesday.
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Fires also were menacing populated areas in New Mexico, Arizona and along the Colorado-Wyoming border.
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The regions of concern for the Communist Party are Xinjiang — populated by Muslim Uighurs — and Tibet.
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Some subreddits, like r/BestofEroshare, were populated by content automatically posted by bots from the website.
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The biggest blackouts occur in densely populated areas with vulnerable power lines and generators, Rhodium found.
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The event was populated by young women who think of Ms. Hadid as a role model.
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Collier County does aerial spraying over populated areas, like Naples, when the mosquito count warrants it.
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The province is more tightly packed and more densely populated than other areas in the country.
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The three-story building is populated by artists and musicians who hold performances and shows there.
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Ideally, these centers would exist in less densely populated areas easily accessible from major metropolitan areas.
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Although most regions outpaced their targets, the most populated cities had some of the greatest declines.
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School governance was led by a simple structure of three committees, populated and headed by teachers.
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I wanted to escape into a world of fantasy populated by characters who looked like me.
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But meteorologists emphasized that their projections were uncertain, especially along the densely populated I-95 corridor.
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This made him seem the opposite of the money-crazed braggarts who soon populated the sport.
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The family arrives on the picturesque, sparsely populated Kenai Peninsula, where they immediately meet the neighbors.
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But his first novel, "A Place for Wolves," is not exclusively populated by gay African-Americans.
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It revived longstanding calls for greater restrictions on helicopters flying over such a densely populated region.
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Three writers discuss her "You Need to Calm Down" video, which is populated with L.G.B.T.Q. celebrities.
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Cognac is populated by a Protestant minority, a population that has historically been persecuted in France.
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Because Republicans are stronger in the most sparsely populated areas, they possess a growing structural advantage.
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In games like Skyrim, pedophiles can navigate bustling cities or populated streets without fear of judgment.
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Ms. Asensio paints a Manhattan populated by threatening hoodlums, demanding roommates, indifferent doctors and scheming merchants.
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Baluchistan — a sparsely populated province rich in gold, copper and natural gas — borders Afghanistan and Iran.
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The question: How should the most densely populated state in the country manage bear-human relations?
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Highlights include a Fish Designer activity with digital aquariums — wall-sized screens — populated by Lego fish.
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The cases are centered in the northern, heavily populated Lombardy region, where Milan is the capital.
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Italy is a densely populated country, with an average density of 533 people per square mile.
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This is particularly true in densely populated urban areas where large numbers of residents are vulnerable.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "All of these groups populated by doctors say this health care bill is bad.
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Dr. DeNicola and his team cannot chase deer through backyards or dart them in populated areas.
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Piercing and direct, Bass's stories are populated with independent-minded people living in beautiful, unpredictable environments.
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A low-lying and densely populated country of 165 million, Bangladesh is chronically ravaged by flooding.
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And even volcanoes that don't loom so close to populated areas could have far-reaching effects.
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In the critics' view, we live in an increasingly illiberal age, populated by dangerously erratic strongmen.
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Projected on the wall behind him was a sparsely populated crossword puzzle, slowly being pieced together.
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Khanaqin, mainly populated by Kurds, also lies in a long contested territory just outside KRG boundaries.
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But the past was presumably populated with countless uncelebrated people who might have received a diagnosis.
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After the Second World War, Filipinos flocked to sparsely populated areas of Mindanao, seeking economic opportunity.
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But these are small, less-populated areas where the white population is stagnating, per Frey's analysis.
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Wildfires have ravaged areas much closer to the densely populated southeast coast than in previous years.
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As the panic has spread, warnings to avoid Asians and Asian-populated areas have gone viral.
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Its domain was registered in Panama and links to a Facebook and sparsely populated Instagram page.
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This could lower premiums and encourage insurers to operate in sparsely populated parts of the country.
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The Boeing 737-800, on the other hand, is still flying passengers on every populated continent.
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October 1, 2019 The world's two most-populated nations are featured on our show this Tuesday.
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Not inconsequentially, he is also the only character in a novel populated by types or shadows.
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Africa is the least urban populated continent, with just 43% of its population living in cities.
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Venezuela is a large, lightly populated country that shares a long and lawless border with Colombia.
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The Walker River Paiute Tribe is located in Mineral County, a rural and sparsely populated area.
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Philadelphia has the highest poverty rate among the 10 most-populated cities in the United States.
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Out of the 100 most populated US cities, Laredo ranked last for caring for the vulnerable.
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I've always lived in cities — New York, Philadelphia, London, Boston — yet my world is sparsely populated.
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Dense jungle and vast rivers separate its sparsely populated communities from the rest of the country.
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I'm originally from Brooklyn, but now live in New Jersey — the nation's most densely-populated state.
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Anne's court is populated by vain creatures in sky-high curly wigs and elaborately painted faces.
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It is a less expensive alternative to wiring homes, particularly in less-populated and remote regions.
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Florida's most densely populated county, Pinellas, could be sliced in half by a wave of water.
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"I have not been to a food court this populated in a while," Mr. Bell said.
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I don't share the view that top talent will only come to densely populated, expensive cities.
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Her inner life is more than what I myself have populated it with — a bittersweet shift.
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But the conjecture was grounded in a highly technical area populated by the field's top talent.
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Farther to the south, in the higher-populated lowlands, the Marines were fighting a different war.
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Now, building a railroad underneath an old, densely populated urban area is an inherently expensive undertaking.
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Trump touted its effectiveness in reducing murders and other crime in the nation's most populated city.
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The pier was surprisingly active for dawn, populated by men playing dice and women doing aerobics.
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Russia's Defence Ministry said Tuesday's air strikes had only targeted militants and not struck populated areas.
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Urban activist Jane Jacobs theorized that well-populated streets are safe streets; deserted streets invite crime.
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On the other side are the Houthi rebels who control Yemen's most populated regions, including Sanaa.
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Countries like Denmark, Sweden, Estonia, Chile, and Spain already offer "pre-populated returns" to their citizens.
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