Decades-old vehicle tracks west of the refuge Decades-old vehicle tracks west of the refuge Decades-old vehicle tracks west of the refuge Decades-old vehicle tracks west of the refuge Decades-old vehicle tracks west of the refuge The polygonal pattern across the landscape is made by vertical wedges of ice in the permanently frozen ground.
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" NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE FUND "The Budget proposes to eliminate discretionary funding for the National Wildlife Refuge Fund.
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They mean to create not just music as a refuge, but recognizably indie-rock music as a refuge.
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The 19 million-acre refuge was created in 1960 and is the largest wildlife refuge in the United States.
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We cannot depend on a foreign refuge, a refuge that is, ironically, walled against another people's legitimate claims to freedom.
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Opinion Columnist In America 2018, whataboutism is the last refuge of scoundrels, and bothsidesism is the last refuge of cowards.
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Last week, Berrones took refuge in a church in Phoenix, a "sanctuary church" offering a refuge for immigrants facing deportation.
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Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary Vehicle tracks from seismic exploration arctic national wildlife refuge boundary By The New York Times | Photo by Matt Nolan Matt Nolan, who runs a mapping business in Alaska using aerial photography, was flying a small plane to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in the northeastern part of the state last month when he noticed a pattern on the tundra.
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The tax bill also took the unprecedented step of making oil leasing and development one of the official purposes of the Arctic Refuge — no other national wildlife refuge has oil and gas as a statutory purpose — undercutting the integrity of the Arctic Refuge and setting a dangerous precedent for America's entire National Wildlife Refuge System.
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Sammy came to the refuge after he was shot, which led to the amputation of his wing, refuge officials told Newsday.
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The tax bill also opens up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, the largest wildlife refuge in America, to drilling.
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If "Countdown" was a refuge for liberals in a time of crisis, then "The Resistance" is a refuge for Olbermann himself.
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We know (as you do too) that it is not our Refuge that has been occupied; this is Harney County's and America's Refuge.
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He's also attempted, unsuccessfully, to designate the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as wilderness, which would give the refuge the highest level of federal protection.
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Refuge employees, in a letter posted on the refuge website, reminded residents of Harney County that government workers are part of the community, too.
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Standoff at wildlife refuge The case goes back to January 2016, when Astarita was assigned to the armed occupation of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge headquarters.
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New hunting options include wild turkey hunting at Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge in Florida and small mammal hunting at Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge.
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The occupation of the refuge and the trial of the Bundy gang belie the fact that the refuge is a model of public-private collaborative planning.
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Refuge in my blood family, which includes four generations of openly gay people, and refuge in my chosen family, forged in gay bars across the country.
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In 2013, he was named the National Wildlife Refuge System's volunteer of the year by the National Wildlife Refuge Association and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
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"The women's refuge sector is being decimated," says Sandra Horley of domestic violence charity Refuge, highlighting that the sector has borne the brunt of government spending cuts.
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Along with the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, which had multiple active fires, iconic spots with fires burning include Denali National Park and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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The 19 million-acre refuge, managed by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, was created in 483 and remains the largest wildlife refuge in the United States.
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He mentions drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge way up north and building a road through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge in the south.
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In modern American history, federalism tends to be the fleeting refuge of the party that loses power in Washington — a refuge that lasts until the next power reversal.
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Any woman who rings a refuge is at risk of murder—you wouldn't go into a refuge unless you were, because it's such an extreme thing to do.
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Idlib was the last refuge for Syrians who resisted Assad's domination, but with the regime regaining control of much of the country, there is no other refuge available.
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Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Oregon (CNN)Protest leader Ammon Bundy has asked, through his attorney, that the remaining occupiers at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon go home.
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After occupiers took the refuge, experts said the federal government's 2014 capitulation in the land dispute with Cliven Bundy likely helped embolden the protesters to take over the refuge.
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Although recent legislation forbids, at least temporarily, a wall across Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge, the much larger Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge has no such exemption.
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Other changes to the refuge include the closure of its bookstore, the ending of a volunteer program last October and refuge-sponsored visitor services programs for schools, according to PEER.
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Because livestock grazing on Hart Mountain National Wildlife Refuge started well before federal environmental laws took effect, there had never been an environmental assessment of grazing impacts on the refuge.
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"The ownership of the refuge is not up for discussion," Judge Brown told Mr. Mumford last week, when he asked a refuge employee on the witness stand about land acquisition.
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Director Dan Ashe told reporters at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge that the 40-day armed standoff directly cost the agency about $85033 million at the refuge, according to The Oregonian.
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Refuge -- legal process against designated terrorists living in Qatar.
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MALHEUR NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, Oregon (Reuters) - The doorknob rattled.
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In Massachusetts, a battle is underway over the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge on Cape Cod, where state and local officials claim that 4,000 acres of the refuge actually belong to the state.
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Variations on this conflict are playing out between moose and the oil industry in Alaska's Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, between road projects and emperor geese in the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge farther west in Alaska, and between the endangered Sonoran pronghorn and the motorized mayhem of the border patrol in Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge in Arizona's remotest deserts.
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Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats bicker over strategy on impeachment Overnight Energy: Trump administration to repeal waterway protections| House votes to block drilling in Arctic refuge| Administration takes key step to open Alaskan refuge to drilling by end of year House votes to block drilling in Arctic refuge MORE (D-Calif.), a supporter of impeachment (The Hill).
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Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats bicker over strategy on impeachment Overnight Energy: Trump administration to repeal waterway protections| House votes to block drilling in Arctic refuge| Administration takes key step to open Alaskan refuge to drilling by end of year House votes to block drilling in Arctic refuge MORE (D-Calif.) will all see a vote on the floor.
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Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats bicker over strategy on impeachment Overnight Energy: Trump administration to repeal waterway protections| House votes to block drilling in Arctic refuge| Administration takes key step to open Alaskan refuge to drilling by end of year House votes to block drilling in Arctic refuge MORE (D-Calif.), who's among the most vocal impeachment supporters.
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It's worth remembering that the year began with the 41-day armed occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon by vigilantes who refused to recognize the federal ownership of the refuge.
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In this year's choppier markets, they seemed like a refuge.
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The residents inside fled and took refuge in a car.
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So was recording the album like a refuge for you?
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The couple sought refuge in a nearby ice cream shop.
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I was with a buddy and we took refuge upstairs.
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It was unclear how many people remained inside the refuge.
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Hunting was his refuge from a house full of girls.
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Mary sought refuge in England, and Elizabeth let her stay.
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A nearby African nation is expected to offer him refuge.
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Ryan Bundy at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in January 2016.
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She used the last refuge of scoundrels in Tulsa, Okla.
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For now American investors still have somewhere to take refuge.
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Last night in Texas, 17,13+ people sought refuge in shelters.
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Some residents found refuge at the Salvation Army shelter downtown.
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About 3,000 people in Robeson County sought refuge in shelters.
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The refuge was closed and unoccupied for the holiday weekend.
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American intellectuals took refuge there from McCarthyism during the 653s.
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Almost certainly more reporters than militia up at the Refuge.
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Protesters have occupied the refuge headquarters buildings since Jan. 2.
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Drilling would be allowed in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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Joel Colindres always thought of America as a dream refuge.
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Those who managed to flee ISIS have found refuge here.
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In Buster's tumultuous, underprivileged environment, his imagination became his refuge.
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Cantwell warned against policies she said could "destroy" the refuge.
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Some take refuge in the first safe place they find.
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Why did they occupy the refuge in the first place?
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He had appeared at multiple press conferences at the refuge.
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As I leave the nuclear war refuge of the Vault.
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Davíd and his parents have taken refuge in another town.
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Many sought refuge in neighboring India, particularly in Tamil Nadu.
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The arts are never simply a refuge from worldly complexities.
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He found a refuge from professional anxieties at Yankee Stadium.
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Too green to burn, the field could provide a refuge.
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"This is like a sanctuary and a refuge," he said.
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He has sought refuge at C.N.R.P. headquarters since late May.
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In the midst of war, their friendship was a refuge.
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But 4,000 more are kept at the refuge for research.
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He is now president of the National Wildlife Refuge Association.
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Four members of the protest group remain inside the refuge.
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She fled her home and sought refuge with the shelter.
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Necker was also once the occasional refuge of Princess Diana.
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"His reasons for seeking refuge were well founded," he said.
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If God is a tower of refuge, he protects us.
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First Words Politicization is the last refuge of the scoundrel.
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Most important, the Facebook page is our refuge every March.
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Its staff members had taken refuge in armored safe rooms.
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But mass start, he said, has always been a refuge.
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Other Natives who live south of the refuge oppose drilling.
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Historically, art institutions have opened up as spaces of refuge.
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Saguaro and blooming globemallow in Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge.
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Terrified, he crawled inside his father's shirt to seek refuge.
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This is difficult work, and Hussain takes refuge in systems.
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Home, once a refuge, started to feel like a cage.
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Republicans and Democrats have battled for decades over the refuge.
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You understand, then, why the dancers take refuge in humor.
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A Gwich'in community, Arctic Village, is just outside the refuge.
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More than 1,500 people sought refuge in 46 temporary shelters.
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Adelaide By Natalie Parletta The garden is my husband's refuge.
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Then again, places of refuge can take on all forms.
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Food is our one true thing, the kitchen our refuge.
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Are there places where you find a refuge in nature?
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"Mexico is a place of asylum, of refuge," she said.
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We came here to seek refuge in the European countries.
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Today, they are aiming at a remote National Wildlife Refuge.
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Since February alone, 47,000 Syrians have sought refuge in Turkey.
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For Ms. Saeedi, 26, the swimming pool is a refuge.
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Many of those seeking refuge made their way to Israel.
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He had to flee to the United States for refuge.
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Jeff VanderMeer at Willapa National Wildlife Refuge in Ilwaco, Wash.
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Murkowski knows drilling the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is unpopular.
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Preventing federal officials from protecting sensitive wetlands on the refuge.
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Republican President Dwight Eisenhower established the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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The most desperate seek refuge at airport terminals and ports.
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Such is the case with Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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"Our government is seeking refuge with international law," Arreaza said.
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They are a place of refuge for nearly 700,000 students.
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The Arctic refuge is one of our most majestic places.
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Another player, J.J. Spaun, took refuge in his hotel basement.
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Many Ugandans found refuge in what is today South Sudan.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — The camp was supposed to be a refuge.
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But all previous attempts to open the refuge have failed.
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Ibrahim came to America for refuge as a gay man.
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And the Rocky Flats refuge maintenance budget is down $732,000.
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We understood in our DNA the need to seek refuge.
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Congress and the Carter administration doubled the size of the refuge, to 19773 million acres, in 1980 under the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act, renaming the area as the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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"We will assess the status of all refuge resources when it is safe to do so and we have the ability to do so," Dan Clark, superintendent of the refuge, told the Miami Herald newspaper.
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Six years ago, a wildfire burned more than 300,000 acres (121,400 hectares) of the 407,000-acre (164,700-hectare) refuge, said Mark Davis, a spokesman for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which runs the refuge.
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TRUMP CUTS WILDLIFE REFUGE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM: The Trump administration is abruptly ending a decades-long program that trained national wildlife refuge managers with law enforcement capabilities to police often remote spots of public land.
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Starting with the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, our country must reject attempts to undermine our refuges and reaffirm our commitment to Roosevelt's legacy and the biological integrity, diversity and environmental health of the Refuge System.
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The 1.5 million-acre coastal plain of the Arctic Refuge is widely recognized as the biological heart of the refuge and is as important to our nation's natural heritage as Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon.
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The Alaska National Wildlife Refuge will now be open for drilling.
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They promised to exit the refuge Thursday morning if evangelist, Rev.
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"I seek refuge in God from Satan and politics," he wrote.
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All four were previously charged in the occupation of the refuge.
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Much of the Superfund site exists within a national wildlife refuge.
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Their numbers recovered quickly after the refuge was opened in 1967.
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Instead, they lobby to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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One FMLN ex-president, Mauricio Funes, has taken refuge in Nicaragua.
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For the time being, the Ferguson home has become their refuge.
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She had hoped she and her son would find refuge together.
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Providing financial refuge for bent elites fuels corruption in other countries.
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Nevertheless, Turkey is proving a better refuge for many than Europe.
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Even if I was seeking refuge, I was not a refugee.
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Even Sweden, long a country of refuge, has soured on migrants.
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At times, Chloe's house is a refuge; at others, a burden.
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EACH SPRING visitors flock to the Muscatatuck wildlife refuge in Indiana.
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It started roaming off the refuge and continually crossing Highway 64.
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Conservationists say the refuge is one of the planet's last paradises.
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She says opponents will leave the territory a refuge for fugitives.
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PhotoRoute 205 between Burns, Oregon and the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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This is the third time she has found refuge in Uganda.
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Bundy won't say how many armed people are at the refuge.
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She said the tribe doesn't support the occupation of the refuge.
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The refuge was shut down a day after VICE News visited.
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The refuge is home to black bears, alligators and sandhill cranes.
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She's turned it into a refuge from adult emotions and decisions.
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The definition of Haven is a place of safety and refuge.
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"This is a true wilderness refuge," the Arctic park's website states.
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I don't think it was done to specifically target Refuge [Restrooms].
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Further, children's books are the last refuge of the print publisher.
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It is my place of refuge, my weekly moment of zen.
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Department of Interior would see the National Wildlife Refuge Fund eliminated.
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As officials approached the occupier, they sped back to the refuge.
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But four still remain at the refuge, according to The Oregonian.
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Hadi fled and found refuge across the border in Saudi Arabia.
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He was obliged once more to take refuge at Studio Hikmat.
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Stop incarcerating families seeking refuge in private prisons at taxpayer expense.
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MEXICO'S FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS BOLIVIA'S MORALES HAS REQUESTED REFUGE IN MEXICO
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Visitors to refuge contribute $1.9 million annually into the local economy.
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Intellectuals who had sought refuge there now looked for new homes.
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Many groups labeled terrorists by Western governments found refuge in Syria.
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The New York side has offered scant refuge to Mr. Cuomo.
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Mr. Banta was one of the last holdouts at the refuge.
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The group has refused to leave the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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MorDo's outdoor swimming pool provides a refuge from Arizona's scorching heat.
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Bitcoin also offers investors a refuge from the faltering formal economy.
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It's a box inside a box, a hide-out and refuge.
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The standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge near Burns, Ore.
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Could you imagine if seven black people took over this refuge?
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"We're looking for refuge," a flier circulated on social media states.
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America's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge must be protected for future generations.
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Congress opened up part of the refuge to drilling last year.
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Sudan drew heavy criticism for providing refuge to Osama bin Laden.
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The same ones who are being denied refuge to the US?
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Finally, he sought refuge on the roof of the burning building.
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The United States, his enemy in the war, became his refuge.
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Idlib is also the last refuge of some three million people.
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López and Tintori took refuge that night in a friend's apartment.
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We find refuge not in compassion, but in our indifference. Why?
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The life portrayed in "No Refuge" is exhaustingly and hopelessly itinerant.
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Most of them found refuge in the neighboring Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province.
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"It sounds ironic now but Syria was our refuge," she said.
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Their refreshing, radical honesty offers readers refuge in these uncertain times.
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Chinese dissidents seeking refuge in Thailand have also been forcibly repatriated.
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No. This is a shape taking refuge within a condition report.
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Other tenants helped each other find refuge with friends and family.
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The coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.
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Faced with a drastic loss, Dr. Greenwood took refuge in studying.
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Read about how churches provided a spiritual refuge from the storm.
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The province expected about 5,000 people to take refuge in shelters.
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Callimachi: So back in 2014 —— Reporter: Desperation on a mountain refuge.
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It's a new world in which he can find no refuge.
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Some families sought refuge under a large, overcrowded, open-sided tent.
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On Thursday, the debate over the Arctic refuge begins in earnest.
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A job isn't a family, it's a refuge in a river.
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Many second stories were also flooded while residents took refuge there.
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Some biologists have suggested that cities may provide refuge for bees.
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Its official history calls it "a civilised refuge for good fellows".
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Wildlife Refuge in Oregon in 2016—in both instances announcing their
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There's always been people who need solace and refuge throughout history.
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But asylum law doesn't provide refuge from violent, crime-ridden countries.
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Such an agreement would force migrants to seek refuge in Mexico.
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As water poured into their homes, residents sought refuge in attics.
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Taiwan, a self-governing island, is a convenient and welcoming refuge.
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Then, facing deportation, she sought refuge in the church in November.
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We had seen homes built for five become refuge for 50.
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They clung to each other and set out to find refuge.
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A Muslim only nominally until then, she now sought spiritual refuge.
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Why not find refuge, however finite and daring, with each other?
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He first sought refuge in Iran, and then reportedly in Pakistan.
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Alaskan lawmakers have been fighting for decades to open the refuge.
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When a blizzard builds, they take refuge and meet other travelers.
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Say a prayer for the staff, volunteers and our beloved Refuge.
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Foreign ventures do not always offer refuge from domestic competitors, either.
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Right below that, a "Refuge, of sorts" is a HOMELESS SHELTER.
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I took refuge along the lake, hiding among some large stones.
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America has, historically, been a place of refuge for the oppressed.
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ANWR DRILLING: Allows oil drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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Community leaders demanded that the group leave, but several members were still occupying the refuge Tuesday night, and on Wednesday morning, local media reported that roadblocks had been set up to limit access to the refuge.
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The roadblock leading to the refuge was gone, and Mr. Blount explained that the Fish and Wildlife Service had decided to open the refuge, but not the headquarters area where the occupiers were based, without publicity.
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Vox's Umair Irfan laid out the decades-long fight recently: The 19 million-acre refuge, managed by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, was created in 13 and remains the largest wildlife refuge in the United States.
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More than a century later, the National Wildlife Refuge System has grown to more than 850 million acres of land and water habitat dedicated to wildlife conservation, with at least one refuge in every state and territory.
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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is the homeland of the Gwich'in Athabascan people of interior Alaska and the Inupiat people of the north coast, who argue that protecting the refuge is a matter of human rights. 2202.
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Because I would constantly come in the library, it became my refuge.
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You know – places to take refuge from the often chaotic online world.
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The refuge is operated by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Ms. Cox and Mr. Payne were prominent in speaking for the refuge.
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At the refuge, a spokesman said they would wait out the night.
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Ammon and Ryan Bundy were arrested peacefully last month near the refuge.
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It's just a hobby, not a perceived refuge for awkward, obsessive fans.
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Investors often take refuge in those sectors at times of market uncertainty.
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The fire turned this refuge into a heap of tile and ash.
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Worried she'd be arrested, she sought refuge at a church in Denver.
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Former President Dwight Eisenhower, a Republican, set aside the refuge in 1960.
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Lavender says the camp is more like a prison than a refuge.
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Trump pardons ranchers whose arrests led to armed occupation of wildlife refuge .
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The Kenai refuge sits on a peninsula that is almost an island.
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Comedy was both a refuge and a balm, a sign of acceptance.
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Pompeo seeks refuge in his home state (and is in Kansas today).
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The treehouse was a place of refuge and contemplation, Mr. Burgess said.
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Hordes of people fled into the sea, the only refuge, to escape.
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An estimated 700,000 Rohingya have fled Myanmar to seek refuge in Bangladesh.
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After-school trips became sleepovers; it remained a refuge from the world.
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It is, as Trump should recognize, the last refuge of pathetic wimps.
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When the occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge began on Jan.
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Still, dozens of evacuees have taken refuge in a Walmart parking lot.
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It is believed Kurdi and his family were seeking refuge in Canada.
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They have taken refuge in villages already seriously affected by the conflict.
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Its opponents, she says, would make Hong Kong a refuge for fugitives.
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Marianella Magallanes, another lawmaker, took refuge in the Italian embassy on Wednesday.
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Those tastefully lit, expensively furnished places of refuge for the world's elite.
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If they're right, stocks that pay high dividends offer the best refuge.
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Then, as spring arrives, organize the biggest "birdathon" ever at the refuge.
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Malheur (pronounced Mal-hear) opened as a national wildlife refuge on Aug.
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"The illegal occupants violated the security of the refuge," the posting said.
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Both arrests were made without incident and far from the refuge itself.
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She sought refuge in rehab once -- attending a 30-day treatment center.
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The refuge is currently occupied by armed protesters led by Ammon Bundy.
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As DeGeneres ended the segment, Paulson took refuge under the coffee table.
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And so I head into the refuge of my newly built shelter.
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Arturo Hernandez, 44, took refuge in 2014 at the First Unitarian church.
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The short answer: nowhere in view near the occupied wildlife refuge headquarters.
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Tired of the heat, they took refuge in a cool outlet mall.
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The West Mims fire is burning in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge.
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We found refuge in a barn and later in an empty building.
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Evacuees take refuge on the beach in Bormes-les-Mimosas on Wednesday.
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We can protect the homeland while upholding #religiousfreedom & refuge for the persecuted.
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No one answered a call to the phone number of the refuge.
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When agents tried to approach him, he sped back to the refuge.
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Kate Brown stressed that the occupation at the refuge was not over.
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The refuge is also home to bears, caribou, wolves and other wildlife.
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Overnight, dozens of members of the armed group left the federal refuge.
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The refuge has been protected since Alaska became a state in 1959.
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And that rage is really just a refuge from sadness and helplessness.
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A missed hearing Colindres always thought of America as a dream refuge.
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There are no coal deposits near the refuge, nor is there oil.
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Watch How 'Sailor Moon' Fandom Became a Refuge for 90s Queer Kids.
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It's a critical habitat for some marine creatures, providing refuge and food.
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Reports estimate that as many as 150 militiamen are at the refuge.
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The legislation opens up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for limited drilling.
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There is no extra-Biblical evidence that cities of refuge ever existed.
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Barry Reiswig took over as refuge manager at Hart Mountain in 85033.
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Part tomb, part cell, part hermit's refuge, it became her hiding place.
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The United States has long prided itself as a land of refuge.
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Even today, she finds that slipping into English provides an emotional refuge.
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Western people often treat city parks as a refuge for quiet relaxation.
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It is the largest national wildlife refuge in the lower 48 states.
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Our Founders conceived of this country as a refuge for the world.
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Can the integrity of the National Wildlife Refuge System really be maintained?
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Her husband, who should be her first refuge, grows only more controlling.
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The last four holdouts at the refuge surrendered peacefully two weeks later.
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The growing disputes have led investors to take refuge on safer ground.
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He avoided possible extradition to Sweden by taking refuge in the embassy.
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Let's take refuge in stories, and in the long view of history.
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And more than 000 million of those have found refuge in Lebanon.
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The center serves as a refuge for boys crossing the Mexico/U.
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And a CNN Hero gives children a refuge from violence in Chicago.
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One group found refuge in a room used to store sound equipment.
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Long Island cigar aficionados have a refuge from this ignominy: Matador Cigars.
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But the Refuge amendment added into the tax law could change that.
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Again Abu Ahmed and his family fled, seeking refuge in another village.
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The takeover of the refuge, in eastern Oregon, lasted nearly six weeks.
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For Americans living through turbulent times, Canada can seem like a refuge.
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After Al Qaeda took refuge in Pakistan, it collaborated with local radicals.
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Since then, she has felt unsure of New York's promise of refuge.
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Unlike Spain, Belgium recognizes gang violence as a reason for granting refuge.
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Unlike Spain, it recognizes gang violence as a reason for granting refuge.
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This particular world, this particular movement to do this in the refuge.
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And that refuge can be accessed any way, anywhere and any time.
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THE NEWCOMERS: Finding Refuge, Friendship, and Hope in America, by Helen Thorpe.
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Leave immediately and seek refuge scrolling through your Facebook feed in bed.
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Maegor's Holdfast, however, provided little refuge for Elia and her two children.
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For years, Lambertville has been a refuge for many state government employees.
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And that's one of four neighbors whose people take refuge in Uganda.
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Many political leaders and business interests in Alaska favor opening the refuge.
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But Idlib is also the last refuge of some three million people.
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Many in two-story, concrete homes took refuge on their upper floors.
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He is also a deacon at the Greater Refuge Temple in Manhattan.
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Bigotry, both racial and religious, is the last refuge of a scoundrel.
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" He prayed privately and took refuge in his posse of "super-nerds.
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And alarmingly enough, work doesn't provide the same refuge it once did.
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But lately it seems those problems have intruded into my reading refuge.
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"The one place kids go for refuge is their bed," Harris said.
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Houses of worship are often called sanctuaries, a refuge from the world.
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Some sought refuge in camps or escaped as fire rocketed toward them.
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During the Revolution, thousands sought freedom by taking refuge with British forces.
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A modern zoo hopes to tell a story of refuge and empathy.
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You cannot make religion the determinant for granting refuge, asylum or citizenship.
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Hoffman was also convicted of operating a motor vehicle in the refuge.
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Some sought refuge in towns that were later captured by the government.
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In places like the Amazon, those fragile species found refuge — until now.
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Federal officials have said they have no plans to approach the refuge.
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More than 100 people have sought refuge there with a few belongings.
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The armed protests began Saturday night at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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And now we turn to our refuge from a cruel, crazy world.
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Hair talk, even for someone as poised as Reeves, is a refuge.
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Simply put, Great Bear Lake would be a last refuge for humanity.
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Dozens of people, including some government informants, occupied the refuge from Jan.
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Private groups can also provide a refuge from Facebook's less savory elements.
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So far, it is the only well ever drilled in the refuge.
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The refuge had a fire door rated to a "four-hour" standard.
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The second city of the Russian emigration, Paris, seemed the obvious refuge.
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Others have fled with their families across the Syrian borders, seeking refuge.
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The Oregonian reports that the FBI is in charge of the situation at Malheur because the refuge is government property, but that "so far law enforcement agencies have not approached the refuge or blocked access to the territory."
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The Blackwater refuge in Maryland has treated me to the stirring sight of hundreds of wintering tundra swans, while in New Mexico, I glimpsed the comical crests of my first-ever scaled quail at the Bitter Lake refuge.
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National Briefing | Northwest One man connected with the armed takeover of a federal wildlife refuge in rural Oregon was arrested, and a second was held in the disappearance of a vehicle from the refuge, the authorities said Friday.
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" Another protester, who was holding a sign that said "Get the flock outta my wildlife refuge," told KTVZ, "I never thought I'd have to say this, but I'm here to oppose the armed occupation of a wildlife refuge.
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The National Bison Range in Montana — the 10th most visited refuge in the National Wildlife Refuge System — announced its visitor center will no longer be open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, despite the park still being open to guests.
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Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Oregon (CNN)The showdown on the open range enters its third week between federal authorities and ranchers who seized this refuge, and there's no sign yet that the modern Western drama will settle soon.
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