Neighbourhoods are often sundered by motorways, canals and railway tracks.
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Trains were halted as water submerged railway tracks, officials said.
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Just ahead, the highway passed over the railway tracks, a literal crossroads.
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Militants have targeted government installations, security forces, gas pipelines, railway tracks and electricity pylons.
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BS specialises in railway tracks and construction girders, technology that Jingye lacks back home.
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Low, rocky hills descend to an industrial waterfront of docks, cranes and railway tracks.
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Creeping down the railway tracks unseen, they hid behind storage sheds near the perimeter fence.
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Ahead in the darkness, a large herd of elephants was ambling across the railway tracks.
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Switzerland hopes to prevent railway tracks from buckling under extreme heat by painting the rails white.
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The railway tracks were built back in the '20s, when Singapore was still under British rule.
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Two years later, when Mal com was six, Earl was later found dead on railway tracks.
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RailTel has optic fibre cable that runs alongside railway tracks covering almost 70 percent of the country.
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It's set to use roads, ports, railway tracks, pipelines, airports, electric grids and even fiber optic lines.
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Railway and road transport has been all but halted with railway tracks and roads submerged under water.
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Around 240m people relieve themselves in playgrounds, behind trees, by roadsides, and on railway tracks and river banks.
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Taiwan's Railways Administration has also banned people from playing the game in its stations, trains and railway tracks.
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Now the city's website advertises jogging events through its industrial landscape and bicycling tours along disused railway tracks.
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China closed roads and cleared railway tracks on Sunday and Monday as Kim's train wound through the countryside.
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But why the local authorities allowed people to gather on and around the railway tracks remains a mystery.
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Then I reached the causeway, and followed a set of abandoned railway tracks back to the Dahlak Hotel.
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Some who had made their livelihood servicing the trucking business lost out, as cargo switched to the railway tracks.
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Voestalpine was also one of four companies fined in 2012 for fixing the price of railway tracks in Germany.
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Power and water outages were common, and damage to roads and railway tracks disrupted deliveries of food and relief supplies.
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His son was taken to the police station, where he was interrogated over alleged sabotage of railway tracks, then released.
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There's a pattern established now ... there's a set of railway tracks that would be pretty hard to get off now.
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Never before has a mine been joined to a long tunnel—the design avoids unsightly railway tracks over the moors.
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Though America's railway tracks are privately owned, its national passenger services are all run by one lumbering state-owned firm, Amtrak.
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In their camps along the railway tracks, they wear smudged camouflage and tattered winter coats, like hobos with a geopolitical agenda.
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Police found the body of Ummar Khan, 35 on Friday on railway tracks in Alwar district, in the northwestern state of Rajasthan.
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RailTel offers internet facilities tapping the optic fibre cable that runs alongside railway tracks that cover almost 70 percent of the country.
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From there, they walk along railway tracks and across open fields for hours to cross an unmonitored stretch of the Canada-U.
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Workers picking up human waste with bare hands and broomsticks are a common sight on railway tracks and stations across the country.
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It's an encampment of pop up tents congregated on and around railway tracks, tucked away in a narrow valley near Cumberland, Kentucky.
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At least two burglars broke into the museum at night, using a ladder to climb to a window from elevated railway tracks.
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We recently went to walk along the Green Rail Corridor trail, which is located along the old railway tracks at Bukit Timah.
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And in Maharashtra, two men who were hooked on PUBG and were playing it near railway tracks were run over by a train.
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Google Maps has added Street View to the intricate exhibit, which features 8 miles of railway tracks and follow 900 trains each day.
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Britain's railway tracks are able to cope with up to 27 Celsius (80 degrees Fahrenheit), the average summer rail temperature in the UK.
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The scene above, in which the three boys and Elle are hunting for the gateway to The Upside Down along some wooded railway tracks, is a clear tribute to Stand by Me — the 1986 film based on King's novella The Body (which involved the four main characters following some railway tracks in search of the dead body of a school boy).
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If the client lacks images to train the algorithm, Element AI's work in an adjacent area—say, corrosion on railway tracks—could be used.
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India provided assistance in the war torn areas of the north, rebuilding homes and railway tracks, but China was by far the dominant partner.
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The railway tracks leading to the main gates of the Nazi concentration and extermination camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, on the eve of its 60th anniversary.
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Its first stretch, the railway tracks that routinely move containers from the harbor, are under the tons of concrete blocks from the fallen bridge.
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The power of the High Line—abandoned railway tracks repurposed as a popular park—is that it feels at once triumphant and post-apocalyptic.
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Serbia, in turn, accused ethnic Albanians of laying mines along the railway tracks and planning a bombing campaign of Serbs and their holy sites.
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Compared to mortals, drones more cheaply, efficiently, safely, and accurately inspect buildings, bridges, roads, waterways, railway tracks, communications towers, solar farms and chemical disasters.
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Sarfaraz said the gate at the crossing was open at the time of the accident, meaning traffic on the road could cross the railway tracks.
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Mongolia built more than 200 kilometers of foundations for railway tracks for the link but the project was put on hold after financing ran dry.
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The two Koreas plan to hold a groundbreaking ceremony next Wednesday for a joint project to modernize and reconnect cross-border roads and railway tracks.
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Although a vast improvement on the filthy shanty dwellings that lined railway tracks near Bogota's bus terminal, migrants complain the tent facilities are not adequate.
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"Fifty minutes train journey took two and half hours today as railway tracks were flooded," said Ketan Bondre, who works for a private sector company.
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Earlier on Monday, Greek police tried to persuade dozens to leave as they protested on the railway tracks that pass through the camp into Macedonia.
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The challenge also prompted a warning from British police on Monday after a YouTuber posted a video of himself walking on railway tracks wearing a blindfold.
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A refugee father and son lie on railway tracks to prevent a train from leaving a station during a protest on April 5, in Athens, Greece.
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Domenico Infantino, 69, a retired firefighter who lives near the bridge, saw cars and vans flung off the bridge, landing upside down on the railway tracks.
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Mohammed Hanif Along stretches of highway and railway tracks across Pakistan, walls bear a familiar inscription: Mard kabhi boorha nahin hota, a man never grows old.
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One afternoon, we hired a small boat off the southern tip of Don Khon, near the old railway tracks, to see the area's famous freshwater dolphins.
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Early Sunday, Reuters witnessed at least seven migrants bundled in new parkas and bulging backpacks walking into Canada from Minnesota, following railway tracks in the icy dark.
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Greece's state railways company OSE threw up a barbed wire fence parallel to the railway tracks at Idomeni on Tuesday to prevent people moving onto the line.
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British Transport Minister Chris Grayling will say in a speech on Tuesday that he wants Network Rail to share responsibility for running railway tracks with other operators.
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Railway tracks and roads connecting Kochi to other parts of India were also inundated after the state received rainfall eight times heavier than normal on Wednesday. Amazon.
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Piotr Koper and Andreas Richter said last year they had located a train buried in an embankment near railway tracks connecting the cities of Walbrzych and Wroclaw.
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Would Steven Holl's 1970s "Bridge of Houses" for the disused railway tracks in Chelsea have been better than the High Line for a housing-pressed New York?
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It's in the enclaves at the end of railway tracks that suburbia is at its most painfully suburban, where lives develop unobserved and childhoods flourish in slow motion.
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The burglars seemed to have broken in through a window above the railway tracks during the two-and-a-half hours when the trains pause for the night.
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A police official said about 1,000 people continued to block the only railway tracks linking Greece and Macedonia, closed off for weeks by protesters demanding passage to northern Europe.
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I dove to the ground, hauled out an anti-tank rifle, and aimed down the railway tracks toward where a massive black armored train was rounding a distant turn.
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"The railway tracks are exposed to the sun 90 percent of the time — from here comes the idea to collect solar energy and transform it into electricity," he added.
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In all, 5,700 homes and eight hotels will be built in the development between the river and the railway tracks running to the city's 19th-century Central Train Station.
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A mob blocked highways on Thursday and sat on railway tracks near Guntur, in the state of Andhra Pradesh, demanding public punishment for a rickshaw puller accused of the attack.
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Candidates with her profile routinely ended up in makeshift offices erected inside cargo containers in the countryside, where the Chinese government was building highways, railway tracks, refineries, and power plants.
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When asked how she feels each evening as she heads off to work, to stand in a line of other prostitutes along the railway tracks, waiting for customers, she shrugged.
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When Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated, his body was transferred by train from New York to Washington, and so all these people waited on the side of the railway tracks.
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Vidalies said the government would not tolerate any form of illicit protest such as occupation of railway tracks, a ploy used occasionally in recent days to bring transport to a halt.
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Britain is in the process of installing sensors in and beside railway tracks to inform a centralized command center if they need maintenance or are threatened by nearby landslides or flooding.
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Until recently, many migrants would board freight trains in Mexico known as "La Bestia" or The Beast heading to the U.S. border, following well-established migrant routes along the railway tracks.
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The trouble began around midday after they left the fortress, following a set of railway tracks to a scrubby field where they encountered a group of local boys and young men.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Four people were killed and 20 others injured when a bus collided with five cars and plunged off a bridge onto railway tracks on Friday, Finnish emergency services said.
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Related: How Europe's Migration Policy Is Failing the Continent — and Its Refugees The refugee camp there is filled over capacity, forcing thousands to pitch their tents in nearby fields and railway tracks.
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When changes in gravity through time are measured, applications extend to cavity detection beneath structures such as railway tracks and even to the monitoring of magma and fluid movement beneath active volcanoes.
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The operation will continue in the next few hours, moving from the camp to the railway tracks of the train line between Thessaloniki and Belgrade, which was occupied by tents and shacks.
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From a total 423 informal settlements it mapped in Yangon, about 130 were suitable for upgrading, while the rest were in hazardous areas such as river banks and railway tracks, it said.
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During a TED Talk, Ms. Krishnan spoke of Shaheen, a toddler who was found near railway tracks and had been raped by so many men that her intestines were outside her body.
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The guide warned people about the dangers of taking selfies in front of railway tracks, near large animals such as lions, while holding guns or diving, and on roofs, staircases or boats.
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Passengers trying to get Gatwick faced delays because of an earlier fire on railway tracks between Victoria and Clapham Junction stations, disrupting one of the main routes to the airport just outside London.
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Flooded railway tracks forced authorities to cancel more than a dozen long-distance trains, while suburban trains, a lifeline for the city's population of about 18 million, were also affected, railway officials said.
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Another, "At Battle Near McHollister Run" (mid-20th century, watercolor and pencil on paper), depicts the Vivian Girls, clothed and toting rifles, in a shootout across railway tracks with men in a trench.
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QUETTA, Pakistan (Reuters) - At least six people were wounded on Friday when a bomb went off along railway tracks in southwestern Pakistan, halting train service in the region, security and railways officials said.
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For five years, a renegade group known as We Are the Oracle has been hosting such semi-secret parties in elusive sites throughout Paris, including the catacombs, empty railway tracks and abandoned chateaus.
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The warehouse was a highly efficient packaging and distribution center of various foods, spices, coffee and eventually liquor, incorporating piers and railway tracks, according to a 2005 report by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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It was a gruesome murder: A 222-year-old girl was raped and strangled, her body buried under brushwood in a secluded area near the railway tracks near her hometown in western Germany.
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In a row of dusty, barracks-style apartments straddled by railway tracks and vast fields of broccoli, Maria Hernandez, 60, pays $520 a month for two tiny rooms, each about 18 feet across.
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"Our intention is not to turn the Rail Corridor into an 'elevated park,'" he said, adding that only parts of the old railway tracks are elevated, with most of it on ground level.
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As we drive, they tell me a lengthy anecdote about a late-night callout that culminates in them stumbling around in the dark, recovering a bag of shit from railway tracks late at night.
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The plan aims to connect Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa with a vast logistics and transport network, using roads, ports, railway tracks, pipelines, airports, transnational electric grids and even fiber optic lines.
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The initiative aims to connect Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa with a vast logistics and transport network, using roads, ports, railway tracks, pipelines, airports, transnational electric grids and even fiber optic lines.
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"We have also ordered an inquiry as to why this incident has taken place," Singh told ANI, adding he did not know why the Dussehra celebrations were being held so close to the railway tracks.
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Passengers trying to get Gatwick were also facing delays because of an earlier fire on railway tracks between Victoria and Clapham Junction stations, disrupting one of the main routes to the airport just outside London.
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"Based on the information we have so far we believe that the thief, maybe thieves, broke open a window in the back of the museum next to the railway tracks," police spokesman Winfrid Wenzel said.
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Incessant rain flooded several parts of Mumbai and paralyzed train services used by millions of commuters daily, with many stranded at stations and hundreds of others walking home through waist-deep water on railway tracks.
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The state-owned Chinese shipping giant, known as COSCO, became the 22014 percent owner this past summer of a patch of frost-covered asphalt bisected by railway tracks and lined with warehouses in landlocked Kazakhstan.
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In some parts of India, especially in the northeast, it is quite common for elephants to pass through populated regions or to step across railway tracks — or even four-lane highways — in search of food.
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In a bid to avoid conflict, Tata Power approached SPARC, which has worked with city officials to resettle people affected by infrastructure projects, including the widening of roads and the construction of flyovers and railway tracks.
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From Mumbai to Manila, the urban poor settle under bridges, along creeks and railway tracks, and beside landfills, under threat of forced evictions by authorities keen to modernize the cities and build more offices and malls.
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Search and rescue efforts have been further complicated by limited transport; railway tracks and roads are too flooded to use, and operations at the international airport in the city of Kochi have been suspended until Saturday.
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Magang Group, which makes steel that it then uses to produce train wheels, and Ansteel Group, which churns out steel that it uses to make railway tracks, are among the companies likely to benefit from the policy.
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Even the most well-meaning journalistic images of black life have the intention of enabling a passage, from the First World to the Third, for example, or from one side of the railway tracks to the other.
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The Belt and Road Initiative aims to connect Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa with a vast logistics and transport network, using roads, ports, railway tracks, pipelines, airports, transnational electric grids and even fiber optic lines.
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LONDON, April 2 (Reuters) - British police were on Tuesday investigating two incidents where objects were placed on railway tracks to sabotage the network in what they believed was deliberate action relating to Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Many of the victims were either on the railway tracks or near them and did not hear the commuter train coming in the noise of the crackers and giant effigies burning in the darkness, witnesses and officials said.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Hundreds of passengers were stuck in India's financial capital, Mumbai, and nearby towns on Monday after two days of heavy rain flooded rivers and undermined railway tracks, forcing authorities to cancel or divert dozens of long-distance trains.
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On the other side of the railway tracks the government is investing heavily in Walter Sisulu Square, where in 1955 the African National Congress (ANC) and its allies adopted the Freedom Charter, a statement of principles for a post-apartheid nation.
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AMRITSAR, India (Reuters) - India's railway officials and local community leaders traded blame on Saturday over an accident in which a train ran over scores of people gathered on the railway tracks for a festival in the northern city of Amritsar.
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This year too, there have been a string of such incidents, with two people being killed while taking a selfie in front of railway tracks, and a man being gored by the elephant he was trying to take a photograph with.
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A., the local train operator, said his company had already upgraded 23 miles of railway tracks in Puglia, and was about to subcontract work that would create a second parallel track on a stretch including where the collision took place.
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In a different place, this simple fact wouldn't feel so surprising, but in twenty-first-century L.A.—as throughout America—cross-class and cross-economic encounters are regulated and separated by gates, districts, ghettos, railway tracks, walls, and income brackets.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Protesters led by India's lower-caste Dalit community on Monday set fire to police posts and blocked railway tracks as they opposed a Supreme Court ruling that bars immediate arrest of individuals accused of discriminating against them, media said.
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The massive plan — which analysts are still struggling to quantify — aims to connect Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa with a vast logistics and transport network, using roads, ports, railway tracks, pipelines, airports, transnational electric grids and even fiber optic lines.
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Last summer the city and Conrail, a railway company, cleared out El Campamento, an open-air heroin market and shooting gallery beneath sunken railway tracks in the Kensington neighbourhood that every day saw scenes of pain and desolation reminiscent of a painting by Hieronymus Bosch.
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Liu was specifically addressing concerns about China's Belt and Road Initiative, which aims to connect Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa with a vast logistics and transport network, using roads, ports, railway tracks, pipelines, airports, transnational electric grids and even fiber optic lines.
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As much as 375 mm (14.8 inches) of rain fell over 24 hours in some areas of Mumbai, the highest in 14 years, flooding streets and railway tracks, forcing the suspension of some suburban train services which millions of commuters ride to work each day.
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According to an earlier report, at least one of the ISPs that Facebook may have partnered for Express Wifi program is state-owned RailTel, which offers internet facilities tapping the optic fibre cable that runs alongside railway tracks that cover almost 70 percent of the country.
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Under the thick ice of Greenland, a scant 800 miles from the North Pole, the US military built a hidden base of ice tunnels, imagined as an extensive network of railway tracks, stretching over 2,20163 miles, that would keep 600 nuclear missiles buried under the ice.
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Network Rail, which operates the UK's rail infrastructure, said that track temperatures in and around London were set to exceed 50 Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit), almost double the average summer rail temperature in the UK. Railway tracks expand in heat and are prone to buckling when temperatures rise.
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The Chinese government will pump 1.8 trillion yuan (US$261 billion) into roads and waterways, 800 billion yuan into new railway tracks and upgrades, and begin the construction of 15 major hydroelectric dams and power stations, according to the latest government work report delivered on Sunday at the National People's Congress in Beijing.
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The two-page guide contains infographics that resemble road signs, most of which are based on actual incidents -- such as the case of a 21-year-old woman who accidentally shot herself in the head and a teen who was struck by a train after trying to take a photograph of herself on railway tracks.
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If you grow up in a house near the railway tracks and you are awakened every morning by the train roaring past your window, by the trembling of walls, bedposts, and windowsills, then, even when you no longer live in the house by the tracks, you will be awakened every morning by the train hurtling through you.
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Over a six-year period, Mr. Iordachescu (his full name is pronounced ayoo-JAY-nyu yor-da-KES-cue) and his colleagues were able to save a dozen churches, as well as other buildings that were earmarked for destruction by the Communist regime; they often moved them hundreds of yards on the equivalent of railway tracks.
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The tiny Greek village was a focal point of the migrant flow north toward Germany and other wealthy countries, with thousands of refugees squatting for months waiting for sealed borders with Macedonia to open Elsewhere in the Balkans, a Reuters photographer, revisiting the people-packed locations where he and his colleagues captured last year's diaspora, found empty roads, unencumbered railway tracks and bucolic countryside.
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The source, however, added that the plan was still "nascent" and "won't be ripe enough" to be announced when the two leaders meet in the U.S. China's multibillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative aims to connect Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa with a vast logistics and transport network, using roads, ports, railway tracks, pipelines, airports, transnational electric grids and even fiber optic lines.
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Fashion Review 25 Photos View Slide Show ' PARIS — Twenty-three blocks of ice, each almost five feet tall, enclosed perfectly preserved gardens of flowers at the peak of their color and bloom on the second floor of a long, cavernous warehouse space at a grungy edge of the Eighth Arrondissement of Paris, just beyond the railway tracks of the Gare St.-Lazare, like a three-dimensional gallery of Dutch flower paintings.
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