Then there is the active trading of capacity permits between provinces with "dead" capacity and provinces with new unauthorized capacity.
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The provinces counted so far are largely Shia and votes from the northern and northwestern provinces were still being processed.
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In some provinces, like Balkh, there was fighting in only one district, while in other provinces multiple districts were attacked.
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"We need to get action by provinces, but we know we can't simply leave it to the provinces," Macdonald said.
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Last year, homosexuality was criminalized in nearly half of the provinces in Iraq — the same provinces that were under ISIS control.
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Officials said other northern provinces started evacuating residents Thursday from high-risk areas, including in northern mountain provinces prone to landslides.
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Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces and Shanghai city together accounted for 26% of land acquired and Guangxi and Anhui provinces around 4.4-5% each.
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Istanbul's governor said last month that Syrians who had registered in other provinces of Turkey must return to those provinces by Aug. 20.
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Five of the flags outside represent the provinces lost in 1948, when the peninsula was formally sundered (contemporary North Korea has nine provinces).
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These were the Pathet Lao provinces, and then you had the royalists, the U.S.-backed government, holding the Mekong Valley and other provinces.
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Instead, poor provinces receive direct transfers from rich provinces, who in turn are incentivized to make efficient use of their greater fiscal capacity.
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Up to 150 mm (six inches) of rain is forecast on Friday and Saturday in the provinces of Daklak and Lam Dong, Vietnam's biggest coffee growing provinces, and also in south-central coastal provinces, the national weather centre said in a bulletin.
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Pension funds in six provinces, including all three rustbelt provinces Liaoning, Heilongjiang and Jilin, already struggled with deficits in 2015, according to the report.
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The armyworm has been detected in more than 50 of Thailand's 76 provinces, and is concentrated in six western provinces with large maize areas.
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Almost daily protests of different sizes have occurred across at least five northern provinces, with protesters blocking the provincial elections offices in those provinces.
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Knowing that different provinces have different labor shortage risks, Canadian lawmakers have allowed individual provinces to select immigration criteria to meet their specific needs.
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The Taliban vowed this year to retake cities and provinces, but so far they have taken no provinces and three cities, but only briefly.
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But while part of the country's aluminium production is migrating to hydro-rich provinces, another part is locked into stranded coal deposits in the northwestern provinces.
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But while part of the country's aluminium production is migrating to hydro-rich provinces, another part is locked into stranded coal deposits in the northwestern provinces.
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The Netherlands consists of 12 provinces, and two of these provinces combined — Noord- and Zuid-Holland (North and South Holland) — actually make up Holland, as Holland.
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Warmer, southern provinces plant corn over the winter, but China's most important production areas are in the north, especially the northeastern provinces of Jilin, Liaoning and Heilongjiang.
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So a number of provinces have given the go-ahead for new coal plants — particularly those provinces rich in coal resources, like Shanxi, Xinjiang, and Inner Mongolia.
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While the conflict has been largely confined to the three southern provinces, analysts say that the spread of violence to other provinces could affect Thailand's tourism industry.
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It involves Ukraine surrendering some of its sovereignty over Russia-occupied provinces and for a sequence of confidence-building measures to ensure free elections in those provinces.
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More than half of the killings were recorded in four provinces -- Antioquia, Arauca, Cauca and Caquetá -- but killings happened in 25 of Colombia's 32 provinces, Hurtado said.
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Results in the rest of the provinces have yet to be announced as recounting votes continues in some provinces, caused by the large number of complaints about fairness.
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But the central government pays a bigger share in poorer provinces, which might give wealthier provinces like Shandong an incentive to avoid reporting suspected outbreaks to higher authorities.
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If China bans the transport of pigs from Yunnan and its neighboring provinces, as it has after outbreaks in the northern provinces, supplies in the south will likely plummet.
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Instead, they rely on "equalization payments," in which the federal government directly distributes grants to poorer states and provinces to make sure all states/provinces have adequate fiscal capacity.
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HANOI (Reuters) - African swine fever is spreading in Vietnam hitting two more provinces, after it was first detected in three separate farms in two other provinces earlier this month.
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The disease this week hit two more provinces in the Southeast Asian nation, after it was first detected in three separate farms in two other provinces earlier this month.
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The two lists, released separately on Monday by the provinces of Maryland and the Midwest, follow two lists released December 7 by the Jesuits' West and Central/Southern provinces.
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At least two provinces, Ontario and Saskatchewan, maintain their own versions of the RTD, but Motherboard was unable to confirm if the database is being used in other provinces.
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Mr. Scheer, along with the leaders of four Canadian provinces, is already campaigning against Mr. Trudeau's plan to impose carbon taxes on provinces that won't do it by themselves.
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Yunnan, Guangdong, Shanxi and Guizhou provinces lowered their coronavirus emergency response measures from the most serious level, joining the provinces of Gansu and Liaoning to relax restrictions on movements.
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In April, Canada's federal government imposed a carbon tax on provinces without a carbon pricing system, which was opposed by several provinces including Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick.
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China on Tuesday expanded its ban on the transport of live hogs from six provinces that have reported African swine fever outbreaks, to include 10 provinces neighboring the infected regions.
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While securities regulators in some provinces such as Ontario have made efforts to set up infrastructure and resources such as sandboxes and concierge services, regulators in other provinces have not.
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Much of the wood in the excluded Canadian provinces is also harvested from private land, and the three provinces had argued they operate under more of a free-market model.
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China has also suspended approvals for new coal-fired power plants in 29 provinces, with authorities citing over-capacity and flagging that more provinces may be added to the list.
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China has banned the transport of live hogs from provinces that have reported outbreaks of the disease as well as bordering provinces in an effort to control its rapid spread.
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To stymie the splittists, the new rules required national parties to have officers not only in half of the country's provinces, but also in half of the districts within those provinces.
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The government will step up investment in roads, railways and airports in poorer regions and encourage its less developed western and central provinces to attract investment from more developed eastern provinces.
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Traditionally, avocados were grown in humid sub-tropical climates in the Limpopo, Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal provinces, but now they are being planted in the drier Eastern and Western Cape provinces.
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The provinces of Narathiwat and Pattani in southern Thailand are in lockdown while several other provinces have issued orders to restrict the opening and closing times of 24-hour convenience stores.
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A 2013 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that China's richer coastal provinces tended to consume a lot of goods made in the poorer inland provinces.
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Nine provinces and municipalities in the northern and central regions, including the area comprising Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei as well as Shandong, Shaanxi and Henan provinces, were engulfed by heavy air pollution.
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In 1978, these three provinces of the region of León were included along with six provinces of the historic region of Old Castile to create the autonomous community of Castile and León.
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Other provinces and cities in China, such as southern Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, soon followed suit, reserving hotels for tourists from Wuhan and other parts of Hubei province, according to state media.
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"You know they have the planes, not stationed in Spratlys but near the provinces facing — Chinese provinces facing the Spratlys and the China Sea," he said in a speech late on Saturday.
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Three provinces—Quebec, Ontario, and BC—offer cash rebates for buying electric cars, according to The Canadian Press, and 97 percent of all EV sales in the country happen in those provinces.
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In 2015, drought-hit northern Mpumalanga and Limpopo provinces were declared disaster areas for agriculture, including the sugar-growing province of KwaZulu-Natal and the maize-growing Free State and North West provinces.
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Beijing's attempts to curb overcapacity will increase unemployment in provinces with high output of steel and coal, Xu said, adding that job losses in provinces such as Shanxi, Heilongjiang and Hebei will rise.
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Interviews with residents and army recruitment officers across several provinces suggest the Taliban pressure is taking a serious toll, with officials in some provinces reporting recruitment down by as much as 230 percent.
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Tariq Shah Bahrami, said Tuesday at a news conference that there was fighting in 21 of the country's 34 provinces and that government forces were facing "fierce fighting" in seven of those provinces.
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A similar law has been passed in several Chinese provinces.
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"The provinces are where the biggest waste lies," he says.
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Most provinces limit how much people can transport across borders.
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Six of the country's provinces are under states of emergency.
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Provinces will be allowed to keep the money they raise.
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Poor provinces increasingly depend on support from the central government.
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The central government also gives extra money to poorer provinces.
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Many provinces still have no proper geriatric departments in hospitals.
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Some provinces, including Shanxi, have imposed bans on new projects.
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Chinese provinces are opening research centres aimed at young Taiwanese.
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Provinces and cities are taking things in their own hands.
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The outbreak is concentrated in North Kivu and Ituri provinces.
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Provinces with high fertility and outward migration are the opposite.
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In Argentina fewer than half the provinces have adopted it.
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The two affected provinces also haven't experienced the disease before.
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At least 26 of Iran's 1353 provinces have been affected.
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The outbreak remains confined to two provinces of northeastern Congo.
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Landslides are frequent in the northern mountainous provinces of Afghanistan.
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The North's mineral exports are targeted at nearby Chinese provinces.
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Menstrual leave is already provided in Shanxi and Hubei provinces.
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Other Maritime provinces have their own issues with abortion access.
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A typhoon wrecked havoc across central provinces just last month.
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Many of the Russian buyers were from the country's provinces.
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Any lasting solution will require decentralising power to the provinces.
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Should China give priority to underperforming provinces or underperforming SOEs?
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The poem begins: Have they run out of provinces yet?
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Those provinces include four of China's five biggest agricultural producers.
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Outbreaks have been detected in Lioaning, Henan and Jiangsu provinces.
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Canada's four most populous provinces have already begun to move.
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Neighboring provinces are taking similar steps, according to the agency.
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Afghanistan has only 14 public microbiology labs in seven provinces.
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Anglophone crisis Volatility in Cameroon's Anglophone provinces is nothing new.
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Trans Mountain stirred an unusual public fight between neighboring provinces.
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Over 1,000 Congolese citizens in all 26 provinces were questioned.
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"The provinces are, in many cases, like countries," he said.
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Great among nations, mistress among provinces, reduced to forced labor.
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There was no voting at all in two critical provinces.
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Casualties in both provinces were caused by American air power.
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Officials are also restricting the movement of people across provinces.
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It is a single Canadian province, not two separate provinces.
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In all, Mr. Joko won 21 of Indonesia's 34 provinces.
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Suicide attacks and bombings were reported in six additional provinces.
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Amazon received 803 proposals from 280 states, provinces, and districts.
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But provinces and territories have their own investor visa programs.
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But other provinces, notably Alberta, will license private sector retailers.
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He seized Crimea and made inroads into Ukraine's eastern provinces.
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Last weekend, he named loyalists as governors to two provinces.
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The governors of both Baghlan and Kunduz provinces were absent.
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Only six provinces had a net decrease, the report said.
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Floods following heavy rain returned to central provinces on Oct.
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This is similar to how Canadian provinces pay their hospitals.
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They include the "major" development zone, which includes top hog provinces Henan, Shandong, Sichuan and Hebei, and a zone with "potential" for development, including the north-eastern provinces Jilin, Liaoning, Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia.
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Correlation does not imply causation, but the tool uncovers an interesting pattern: Provinces where Mr. Xi served for many years have not seen as many top officials fall in corruption campaigns as neighboring provinces.
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UNITA alleges that in multiple provinces the published results were not the product of local vote counting but instead reflected numbers sent to the provinces from the CNE's head office in the capital Luanda.
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While provinces' debt loads are still relatively low, growth in fiscal deficits - spurred, in part, by an expected increase in government spending ahead of next year's midterm elections - could raise doubts about provinces' solvency.
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"The already dire situation in the Kasai provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to deteriorate, spreading to other provinces and across the border with Angola," Zeid told the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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"Heavy rain is forecast to continue in northern and central provinces, and threatens to cause flash floods and landslides in Hoa Binh, Son La, Lai Chau and Lang Son provinces," the national weather forecaster said.
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Experimental markets in the seven original provinces and cities, which further cities and provinces are starting to replicate, will continue to cover the cement and steel industries as well as other manufacturing and industrial sectors.
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In Canada, another 18 people in two provinces were also infected.
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That compares with 12 provinces that maintained their targets in 2018.
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But how does that same idea play out among the provinces?
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But in northeastern provinces, men have turned to North Korean refugees.
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Some of Canada's ten provinces offer expedited passage to the wealthy.
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In the UK, this was always the salve of the provinces.
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The Conservatives won all but one of the provinces' 48 seats.
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Mr Xi's appointments in the provinces help him directly and indirectly.
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Its ten provinces and three territories see themselves as quasi-countries.
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It is now the second most popular party in three provinces.
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It was extended to another 11 provinces and cities last year.
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By 2013 the leading cause in 10.9 provinces was cerebrovascular disease.
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The mountainous region is one of China's poorest provinces (see map).
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She used to rely on a few suppliers in nearby provinces.
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Chinese provinces and cities have long been suspected of massaging numbers.
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JD plans to expand to more provinces and offer more services.
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The Deep Basin straddles the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia.
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The arid ones include four of China's five biggest farming provinces.
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Export-reliant Chinese cities and provinces are already showing the strain.
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The two provinces joined the lawsuit this year on opposing sides.
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Some producers have already decided to spend more in other provinces.
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Canadian provinces can raise that minimum age higher if they'd like.
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Warnings were also issued for 40 of Spain&aposs 50 provinces.
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Low demand and oversupply have been particularly hard on Canadian provinces.
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Many provinces are already under severe pressure to meet pension repayments.
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Both Jizan and Aseer provinces lie on the border with Yemen.
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They will go to government-sponsored resettlement houses across several provinces.
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Yet Parisians won't have an easy escape route to the provinces.
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However, such seizures are rare outside the mainly Kurdish southeastern provinces.
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In Cuba, 13 of the country's 15 provinces have been affected.
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The rest were young men from other provinces, mostly neighboring areas.
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It goes instead to Kurdistan or southern Shi'ite provinces, they say.
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But it meant poor schools and indigent interior provinces lost out.
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In many less populated provinces the electoral system punishes smaller parties.
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Some provinces may opt to set the age limit at 19.
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Afghanistan has 39 provinces, 398 districts, and many thousands of villages.
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Some provinces are already over-indebted but some still have room.
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The drought-affected areas were South Hamgyong and South Pyongan provinces.
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But Iranians, especially in the provinces, have not experienced much benefit.
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It said places in six provinces, including Jiangsu, were under consideration.
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CNN reported that Guizhou was one of China's fastest-growing provinces.
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Warnings were also issued for 343 of Spain&aposs 50 provinces.
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Van Rooyen said water restrictions had been imposed in some provinces.
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Instead, Washington should arm Sunni tribesmen from Anbar and Nineveh Provinces.
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Additionally, the country put a stop to cash transfers between provinces.
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"We've put forward measures to support workers, businesses, provinces," Trudeau said.
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The young man from the provinces had become an overnight sensation.
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For example: Most provinces don't cover prescription drugs for most people.
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In some provinces, their economic offices became involved in existing businesses.
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A cholera outbreak has spread to 21 of Yemen's 22 provinces.
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The restrictions also apply to 13 provinces in four other regions.
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The provinces then use the money — with little oversight from above.
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Some provinces, like Ontario, plan to set up government operated stores.
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And in China, especially hard hit provinces like Guangdong and Hubei.
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They told us the air force was busy in other provinces.
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Many more are staying with relatives or friends in other provinces.
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Other provinces have instituted such measures, with varying degrees of success.
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The area is in one of the poorest provinces in China.
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This area is close to main roads leading to neighboring provinces.
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Rail blockades have appeared in other provinces as well, including Quebec.
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Canada's two biggest provinces, Ontario and Quebec, led the employment gains.
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The central provinces impacted are historically part of Renamo's support base.
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In China, police responded only in provinces where many victims complained.
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Pakistan owns the three counties — the three provinces in the east.
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Many provinces impose fines on people who have children outside marriage.
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Other provinces do not collect this data or categorize it differently.
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But most provinces want to "eradicate the existing industry," Jacob said.
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Clarissa Wei is currently backpacking to all the provinces in China.
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First, Beijing has only ordered the provinces to cancel the plants.
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More than 40 cases have been reported in 13 provinces so far, and restrictions on hog transportation to control the disease have resulted in a glut in some northern provinces and a shortage in the south.
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Thirty-three people are confirmed dead and 15 missing as of Monday morning after heavy rain and flooding engulfed provinces central and southern provinces including Hunan, Hubei, Anhui, Sichuan and Guizhou, China's civil affairs ministry said.
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The brand rolled out its milk and dark chocolate edibles in four provinces in February and plans to expand into other provinces this year through its joint venture with the Canada-based cannabis company Indiva Limited.
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It estimated that the typhoon could bring a 20-foot storm surge in Cagayan and Ilocos Norte provinces by early Saturday and reach up to six and a half feet in Isabela and Ilocos Sur provinces.
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School classes were suspended in at least five provinces and fishermen in Luzon and the eastern seaboard advised not to go to sea, with warnings of storm surges of up to three metres in six provinces.
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For example, subsidies for water treat projects of the Yangtze in central provinces will be capped at 45 percent of the project's total investment value, while the upper limit will be 60 percent in poorer western provinces.
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The outbreak has been contained in parts of Ituri and North Kivu provinces, but risks of spreading to other provinces and neighbouring countries remain "very high", the United Nations and WHO said earlier in a joint statement.
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A total of 1,547 hot spots, which indicate fires or heightened risk of fire, were detected in six provinces, the agency said, adding that smoke from the blazes may affect more provinces depending on the wind direction.
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Figures released by the national health authority on Monday showed 24 out of China's 31 provinces and regions - including Beijing, Shanghai and populous provinces such as Henan and Anhui - reported zero cases of new infections on Feb.
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An additional 18 cases have been seen in two provinces in Canada.
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The feeling is that parliamentarians do not represent them or their provinces.
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Under the constitution, provinces, not the federal government, own the country's minerals.
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Blizzards will strike parts of Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hubei and Hunan provinces.
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But Alberta got none of the C$33bn earmarked for poorer provinces.
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Cuba declared the first stage of an emergency in five eastern provinces.
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"Iran increasingly treats Syria as one of its own provinces," Sadjadpour said.
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Richer residents and businesses are having water trucked in from nearby provinces.
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Other provinces have brick-and-mortar options, mainly located in major cities.
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There are shortages of basic goods, such as flour, in some provinces.
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In 2002 six big coastal provinces accounted for 80% of manufactured exports.
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As China's economy slows, convergence between rich and poor provinces is stalling.
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The sabotage of the line also hit Parwan, Nangarhar and Laghman Provinces.
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It does not bring uniformity to the provinces' proliferation of rules, either.
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Nine of Canada's 10 provinces posted gains, led by Quebec and Alberta.
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Correction: This article originally misstated that Canadian provinces use ranked-choice voting.
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But the virus has now reached 23 provinces and municipalities across China.
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From there, the fever spread to 16 of the country's 18 provinces.
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Standard-bearers carry the flags of the 11 provinces of the Netherlands.
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Under the putative accord, power would have been devolved to the provinces.
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Spain's system of proportional representation rewards the biggest parties in small provinces.
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Hunting permits are also available in the provinces of Balochistan and Sindh.
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The Southern Chinese expansion will specifically target Guangdong, Hunan, and Hubei provinces.
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Ningbo, Zhejiang — major city in one of China's most affluent provinces. 5.
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In some eastern provinces the army put a boot on the scale.
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The project's director has urged other provinces to replicate his good work.
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Scarcely a moment of his recent tour of the provinces went undocumented.
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"Saskatchewan and Alberta are really the two most angry (provinces)," Graves said.
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Senior rebel commanders have been killed in Homs, Idlib and Aleppo provinces.
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Sickness began in the capital of Luanda and soon spread to provinces.
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Idlib is one of the last Syrian provinces still beyond regime control.
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Live poultry markets were shut down in many provinces following human infections.
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But patchy rains have left crops highly variable across the western provinces.
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The area of both provinces is about 18.2% of overall Georgian territory.
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The sources include five major rivers, four sacred pools, across 21 provinces.
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Styria recorded the biggest increase among the country's provinces at 2926 percent.
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A large portion of Fort McMurray's population is from Canada's Atlantic provinces.
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Competing provinces, long a benefit, are a liability when they duplicate infrastructure.
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Both countries have programs that let provinces or states sponsor workers directly.
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Around 60,000 Thai security forces are stationed in the three southernmost provinces.
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Two mayors from districts of Sirnak and Tunceli provinces were also removed.
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As of today, the Taliban have infiltrated many provinces, including the capital.
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Local governments in Fujian and Anhui provinces have also restricted poultry trade.
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The federal government will impose fines on provinces that fail to act.
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Other landslides have been reported in the provinces of Guangxi and Guangdon.
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In South Africa, only two provinces offer it in the public sector.
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Kai is a tough orphan from the provinces and a gifted pianist.
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Canada and all Canadian provinces, including B.C., must play by the rules.
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Significant surrenders have been reported in Kunduz and Helmand Provinces as well.
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Deaths were reported in the northern provinces of Esmeraldas, Manabí and Guayas.
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The whiskey will be sold in other provinces starting in late October.
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So far, eight of the country's 26 provinces have reported suspected cases.
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People in the central provinces have continued protesting to demand more compensation.
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Cities and provinces have taken different approaches to the black-market shops.
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Some provinces are also expected to join any legal challenge, Thibault said.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) is entrenched in several provinces.
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Officials said they were testing air samples in the provinces around Shanghai.
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Alerts have been issued for nearly all provinces for the upcoming temperatures.
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In 2016, nearly all the other provinces agreed to Mr. Trudeau's program.
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The western provinces of Alberta and British Columbia have been hardest hit.
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Within weeks, cases were being declared in provinces hundreds of miles south.
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Aside from Lorestan, a half dozen other provinces are facing flood emergencies.
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In some provinces, notably Alberta, the government went with privately operated shops.
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Shandong joins other provinces and cities in delaying the start of work.
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Tyrol and Carinthia are the two Austrian provinces that border northern Italy.
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The year-long investigation involved five different police forces from two provinces.
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The Wet'suwet'en have scheduled protests through this week in several Canadian provinces.
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It's up to the provinces to decide where the services are provided.
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The quake was felt in several provinces across Cuba, the government said.
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There were also similar strikes in Abyan and Baydha provinces on Friday.
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In neighboring Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces, more than 42,500 people were relocated.
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Scheduled service from U.S. airports to the Cuban provinces restarted in August.
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The report said 10 Chinese provinces increased their operating steel production capacity.
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Some 13 provinces in China have instituted power market reforms since 2016.
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Thirty-two Syrians attended, coming from Aleppo, Idlib, Homs, and Latakia provinces.
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South Africa's corn belt is situated in the central and northeastern provinces.
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The Sarawat Mountains cut through several provinces along Saudi's Red Sea coast.
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Trudeau's climate plan required provinces to draft their own carbon pricing system.
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The highway has also been shut down by insurgent ambushes in northern Jowzjan and Faryab Provinces, in western Farah Province and along stretches in Kunduz and Oruzgan Provinces, according to local officials and the police in those areas.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China has suspended transportation of live hogs from infected provinces to prevent the spread of African swine fever and will shut all live hog markets in the infected provinces, its agriculture ministry said on Friday.
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She said that came after drought hit crops in parts of the key producing provinces of Shandong and Hebei during the growing stage, while heavy rains damaged crops during harvest in May and June in Henan and Anhui provinces.
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It has been estimated that there are 270 million migrant workers in the 10 coastal provinces that account for 90 percent of China's exports, and millions more laboring in Chinese inland provinces and rural areas, according to the IMF.
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The 22019 report relates that forced abortions were carried out in the provinces of Hubei, Hunan, and Liaoning, among others, and it also found that forced abortion protocols remained on the books in the provinces of Guizhou and Yunnan.
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Against this backdrop, some provinces have further ramped up their de-risking efforts.
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Argentines will also elect a new congress and the governors of most provinces.
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However, those protests largely struck Iran&aposs provinces as opposed to Tehran itself.
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JD.com currently uses delivery drones in the rural areas of four Chinese provinces.
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Nor'easters are strongest around New England as well as the Canadian Maritime Provinces.
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Fighting was also reported near local government centres in Farah and Kandahar provinces.
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She would like to see the same project taken up by other provinces.
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The militant group still operates in several provinces in south and eastern Yemen.
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The laboratory raid and arrests were in the provinces of Batangas and Cavite.
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And provinces will get regional governments, with governors chosen by the National Assembly.
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Yonghui has close to 600 superstores covering more than half of China's provinces.
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Quebec has taken a harsh approach to regulating cannabis compared to other provinces.
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Provinces will be free to choose the system that best suits local industry.
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British Columbia votes next May; four other provinces will do so in 2018.
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In 2007 all of China's provinces were narrowing their income gap with Shanghai.
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"In the remote provinces, they are asking for women doctors," he points out.
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They were older, had jobs, came from the provinces; they didn't fit in.
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Parts of highways connecting Henan, Shanxi, Shandong, Anhui and Jiangsu provinces were blocked.
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Schoolchildren in several provinces were ordered to stay home to ensure their safety.
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Trudeau said at the time he would impose carbon pricing on holdout provinces.
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In some of the provinces, corn and soybean ratings are approaching 2012 levels.
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Nonetheless, occasional victories by political outsiders have mostly been limited to the provinces.
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In four Chinese provinces, drones fly on fixed routes to predetermined landing spots.
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Third, it is China's poorer inland provinces that are most reliant on LGFVs.
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The provinces argue that Ottawa has no constitutional right to impose the tax.
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In the past, Han migrants from other provinces often filled jobs in Xinjiang.
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In at least ten provinces, new immigration policies are easing the visa process.
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But the three north-eastern provinces all aged by even more than average.
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He added that immigration from other countries and provinces is also supporting prices.
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The SCA has more than 6,000 Afghan employees operating in 14 Afghan provinces.
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The provinces of Ontario and Alberta have both raised their minimum wages recently.
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Turkey's Aegean provinces are prime spots for refugees embarking for the European Union.
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That area includes China's top two corn-growing provinces of Heilongjiang and Jilin.
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Spending was up in eight of Canada's 10 provinces, including Ontario and Quebec.
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Agus Surya Bakti, the regional military chief overseeing South and Central Sulawesi provinces.
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Poultry trade has been suspended or restricted in several provinces following human infections.
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It has also diversified, with a string of wilayats (provinces) around the world.
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The demonstrations have since spread to provinces in the south of the country.
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Singapore has big investments in China, all over, in many of the provinces.
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Can it help poor western provinces while reducing its spending on domestic infrastructure?
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Two Chinese provinces, Sichuan and Hunan, are especially famed for their spicy food.
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Companies and provinces can trawl the pool, looking for promising immigrants to sponsor.
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Tilray has agreements with eight Canadian provinces to supply their recreational cannabis markets.
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The cost of regulation and enforcement are an additional burden to the provinces.
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Such an influx might destabilize those provinces, if not broader swaths of China.
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She is planning visits to all 34 Afghan provinces to expand her campaign.
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Diyarbakir is the best-known of cities across six provinces damaged during operations.
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The protests occurred in predominantly Shiite provinces, although some Sunnis have taken part.
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It also underperformed provinces less dependent on commodities, such as Ontario and Quebec.
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Trudeau said provinces would keep the revenues they collected under the new program.
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The two provinces together account for around 61 percent of the Canadian population.
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More than 93,200 polling stations in 77 provinces will open at 8 a.m.
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Ismat Abdelrahman said 13 of Sudan's 18 provinces had been affected by flooding.
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It has reported around 70 outbreaks since August across 18 provinces and municipalities.
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People in those provinces complain the mostly French-speaking government has marginalized them.
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" Second, "how is it doing spreading to the wilayats [provinces] outside the core?
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The Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan are also affected.
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The investigations will take place in 10 provinces and be completed by Oct.
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Well, the military has a presence in the provinces and far-flung communities.
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Some provinces have also worked to control the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
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Officials around the country have clamored to bring Syrian refugees to their provinces.
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After the three provinces asked for help, Ottawa provided more than 15,000 troops.
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After testing and monitoring, the housing scheme will be expanded to other provinces.
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But his campaign provinces have lacked the comprehensive information required by bond investors.
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Excluding the two holdout provinces, the agreement covers 93 percent of Canada's population.
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"For a young girl from the provinces, it was very harsh," she said.
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China has launched an early carbon-trading program in several of its provinces.
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Fighting in the provinces of Kandahar and Farah have also inflicted heavy casualties.
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"In the provinces, the governor is the overall in charge," Mr. Khalid said.
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Coordination between provinces also allows voters who move to remain on the rolls.
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The new civil defense militia was joined by 21968,21975 volunteers in 20 provinces.
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These drives then travel West to East, from Havana to the farther provinces.
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"It's the provinces against Paris, the proud and contemptuous capital," Mr. Reynié said.
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"We wish all the provinces in Syria could be like Manbij," he said.
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Twenty-three of Iran's 31 provinces have been affected and could face floods.
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Many live in far-flung provinces and have lost touch with health authorities.
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Some provinces withheld information about cases even from the central government in Beijing.
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As the war intensified in Helmand, their extended family moved to other provinces.
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But other provinces and territories say they're ready for the virus as well.
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Nabi Elham, a police commander responsible for several provinces, had survived the attack.
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The 22rd Regiment, two provinces to the south in Darlac, initiated combat communications.
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All of China's provinces and territories have been affected by the virus outbreak.
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All territories and provinces in China have now been impacted by the virus.
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Prabowo won in at least 13 out of 34 provinces in Wednesday's election.
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Protests also occurred in seven other provinces, mostly in the southern Shi'ite heartland.
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CHINESE PROVINCES YUNNAN, GUANGDONG, SHANXI, GUIZHOU LOWER CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY RESPONSE LEVEL - LOCAL AUTHORITIES
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Protesters also gathered in the southern provinces of Najaf, Diwanieh and Dhi Qar.
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Some provinces—in Egypt's Sinai and Libya's Sirte—gained fame and controlled territory.
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Chinese students from other provinces will also be denied entry for two months.
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His book focuses on — and is organized by — six of the region's provinces.
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Abadi's Victory Alliance list is the only one running in all 18 provinces.
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From Liaoning to Hubei, provinces are discussing subsidies and services to support babymaking.
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It is also combing China's provinces for more beefy talent like Mr. Wang.
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Germany, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Turkey and several Argentine provinces have cyanide bans.
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In several provinces, such operations are in charge of alcohol distribution and sales.
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The "breakaway provinces" are both officially part of Georgia but supported by Russia.
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CORONAVIRUS SITUATION IMPROVING IN SOME PROVINCES, WITH NEW DIAGNOSES DECLINING- CHINA ADVISOR ZHONG
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But concerns have remained that Islamic State cells could regroup in surrounding provinces.
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At least for now, provinces plan fewer stores than needed to meet demand.
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Many other districts and provinces are also under varying degrees of Taliban control.
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We have some good data from certain provinces, but not across the country.
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China has reported 20 cases of African swine fever since early August, and it has banned the transport of live pigs from 16 provinces that have reported outbreaks or border provinces with outbreaks to limit the spread of the disease.
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"The already dire situation in the Kasai provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to deteriorate, spreading to other provinces and across the border with Angola," rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein told the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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Then Trump, under Navarro's tutelage, might recommend that the eastern provinces — New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland, which have always been treated as orphan provinces by the rest of Canada — could form one state and join the Union.
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Only the four most populous provinces — British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec — have either carbon taxes or cap-and-trade systems, leaving six more provinces that would have to either implement a regulation or be subject to the federal system.
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They felt that Austria had proven itself incapable of defending a geographically non-contiguous set of provinces, so they reunited the provinces into an enlarged Kingdom of the Netherlands that would presumably be large and prosperous enough to withstand French aggression.
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Still, Turkey's biggest cities and border provinces still host hundreds of thousands of refugees.
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Air strikes also hit northern provinces including Taiz, Hajjah, Midi and Saada, it said.
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Five provinces posted an increase with Ontario and British Columbia reporting the largest gains.
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Canada's provinces have wide powers and by treaty the UK's could be even broader.
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The virus has spread to five other provinces: Anhui, Henan, Heilongjiang, Jiangsu and Zhejiang.
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Will Canadian tokers be able to get supplies from neighbouring provinces with glitzier emporiums?
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During Mr Harper's laissez-faire reign, some provinces came up with their own schemes.
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In Austria our education system is very strongly influenced by the states and provinces.
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Most farm in Quebec and Ontario, the Canadian provinces with the most Parliament seats.
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Today there are more unemployed than employed people in four out of nine provinces.
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Three provinces have already expressed plans to ban home growth altogether, according to CBC.
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It said 12 of them had been detained in an operation spanning four provinces.
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In December the urban poor in the provinces took to the streets, denouncing theocracy.
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Dr Wei's evidence comes from rocks in the Chinese provinces of Hubei and Yunnan.
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Several attacks used incendiary devices that hit shops and markets in southern Thai provinces.
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The value of building permits were up in six provinces, led by British Columbia.
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People in the desert-like provinces of Xinjiang and Ningxia were also surprisingly satisfied.
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At least ten of Congo's 20023 provinces are in the grip of armed conflict.
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The ten provinces where Jokowi performed best are all ones he won in 2014.
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Police carried out simultaneous raids across 27 provinces to detain the suspects, it added.
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Multiple attacks Friday On Friday morning at least eight explosions occurred in five provinces.
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It secured land for a factory and established subsidiaries in a number of provinces.
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Canada allows provinces to determine age requirements and marketing restrictions, according to Business Insider.
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Hurricane warnings are still in effect for Haiti, several Cuban provinces, and the Bahamas.
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The animals will be housed at a reserve spanning Gansu, Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces.
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Amazon received 238 proposals from 54 states, provinces, districts and territories by the Oct.
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It said traffic to many areas of the provinces remain cut off on Tuesday.
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Subscribers to the first approach include Australia, New Zealand, Sweden and some Canadian provinces.
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It said police have so far detained 16 in that operation across 12 provinces.
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The provinces can either implement a carbon tax or a cap-and-trade market.
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The country consists of ten provinces and three territories, each with its individual character.
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More than 93,000 polling stations in 77 provinces will be open until 5 p.m.
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Masirah said air strikes also hit northern provinces including Taiz, Haja, Midi and Saada.
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Similarly, lending was down in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec, Canada's manufacturing hubs.
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The government says homes in the two provinces will be adequately supplied with energy.
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But Amnesty said testimonies it had gathered in Turkey's southern border provinces contradict this.
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