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Why have lagging regions turned right while successful regions turned left?
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Why are such regions stuck in poverty while other regions prosper?
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These two new regions will complement Microsoft's existing two regions on the continent and bring the total number of global Azure regions to 42.
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In other words, these are not just dialect regions, but cultural regions.
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Color coding indicates elevation; blue regions are low and red regions are high.
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The problem is present in several Russia's regions, including southern regions, he said.
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The Kurdish regions, like all Iranian border regions, are poor compared with Iran's larger cities.
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Some regions of the world will see game releases a bit sooner than other regions.
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And talking about regions, Cloud Firestore is now available in 10 new regions around the world.
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The equatorial Pacific is split into 4 regions, named "Nino" regions, over which SSTs are monitored.
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Yellow regions show the cells which produce bony material, and the magenta regions shows the bony material.
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There is substantial variability in costs across regions in the U.S. and even within narrow geographic regions.
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French is spoken in eight of Cameroon's 10 regions and English in the northwestern and southwestern regions.
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The Fed's latest survey of business conditions in its 12 regions found moderate gains in most regions.
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Regions in blue were less expensive than the national average, and regions in red were more expensive.
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"Our missed forecast was across all regions, but slightly more so in regions with price increases," Hastings said.
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In Colombia, there are regions that are under government control and regions that are under some FARC control.
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If anything, much of the time it's the reverse: fast-growing regions run deficits, stagnating regions run surpluses.
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Just as these frozen water regions are being reshaped by climate change, so are the ocean's warmest regions.
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In total, Microsoft now offers 50 regions around the globe, with plans for 12 new regions in the works.
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IaaS provides global infrastructure without creating and maintaining multiple data centers in the same regions and between geographic regions.
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Hoogman says the next step is to explore brain regions in the cortex and the connections between those regions.
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Trumpism turned America's lagging regions solid red, but the backlash against Trumpism has turned its growing regions solid blue.
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Very few regions define their wines by age as Rioja and a few other Spanish wine regions have done.
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In this visualization, reds and yellows depict regions of higher than average CO22, while blues show regions lower than average.
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For example, southern regions usually have fruits and berries in patterns, while patterns in the northern regions are more geometric.
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The program placed solar farms in the sunniest regions — say in the Southwest — and wind farms in the windiest regions.
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Our efforts for peace in those regions can be informed and emboldened by the example of regions like the Americas.
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Why do some regions — say, Sardinia, Italy, or Okinawa, Japan —produce dozens of these "supercentenarians" while other regions produce none?
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It cited increasing water scarcity in dry regions, torrential downpours in wet regions and more severe heat waves and wildfires.
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Fish losses in those regions may have been higher than in the regions the study focused on, Dr. Pinsky said.
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"All European regions are vulnerable to climate change, but some regions will experience more negative impacts than others," the report said.
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The new instances are now available in a number of AWS's U.S. regions, as well as in the service's Canada regions.
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Many studies already show that regions that build more are more affordable (and regions that restrict new housing are less so).
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"Our missed forecast was across all regions, but slightly more so in regions with price increases," the company said in statement.
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Typically, regions pass taxes to Madrid which redistributes money back to them according to a formula that favors the poorer regions.
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Once all the new regions go online next year, Google will offer its Cloud Platform in 14 regions around the world.
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"Punjab's exports of rice and wheat to other regions literally mean the export of its groundwater to those regions," he said.
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Today some east German regions have lower unemployment rates than western post-industrial regions like the Saarland or the Ruhr valley.
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Higher oil prices amount to a wealth transfer from consumers to shareholders, and from oil-consuming regions to oil-producing regions.
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There is deep sectarian distrust in these regions, there is deep ethnic distrust and deep senses of grievance in these regions.
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Further, the effects of tDCS can extend beyond brain regions directly affected by the stimulation to connected brain regions and networks.
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And as a bonus, those regions often overlap with regions badly in need of blue collar jobs and regions where the fight against climate change could use a political boost, so it could increase their sociopolitical impact as well.
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Wind power will create jobs in the wind-rich central regions, while the sunny western and southern regions will profit from solar.
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The enormous peninsula of India dividing the two regions spatially meant that, barring religion, the two regions had very little in common.
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The clumping patterns would create the resulting image, where regions of more bacteria appear white and regions of less bacteria appear black.
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"Both regions, the DLPFC and amPFC have been implicated in depression many times before and both regions interact heavily," Pezawas tells me.
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On the political side, the thriving regions by and large voted for Hillary Clinton, while the lagging regions voted for Donald Trump.
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While the largest banks have substantial geographic diversity, some are more exposed to certain regions of the United States than other regions.
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But the regions' lines now more closely follow state boundaries, and fewer states are split into multiple regions under the latest proposal.
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The workflow requires inputs known as "seed regions" and "regions of interest" (the regions of the brain we're trying to connect), and allows for fine-tuning of variables such as angles of curvature, lengths of tracts, and thresholds to stop tracking.
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"Having Neanderthal DNA in some regions of your genome increases your risk, but having it at other regions decreases your risk," Simonti says.
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The cradled regions contain the wood grain of both panel and cradle, while cradle-free regions contain wood grain from only the panel.
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Its seats are reserved for different regions around the world, and countries from those regions must compete to occupy them every three years.
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Second, counterintuitively, we found that richer regions (like Maharashtra and Karnataka) witnessed more sales of banned medicines after the ban than poorer regions.
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Regions Financial – Regions was added to the "Conviction Buy" list at Goldman Sachs, which sees the regional bank performing better than consensus forecasts.
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Another source of flexibility is enhanced long-distance transmission, to carry renewable energy from regions that produce it to regions that need it.
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These regions will be in Delhi (India), Doha (Qatar), Melbourne (Australia) and Toronto (Canada) and bring Google Cloud's total footprint to 26 regions.
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These regions usually get three spots at the World Championships, with the regions' third seeds competing in a play-in tournament to qualify.
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"There are people in a lot of locations who don't have easy access to fresh water — arid regions, remote regions," Mr. Martin said.
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The regions were given important powers — some have fiscal autonomy — that went beyond the powers delegated to semiautonomous regions in most federal countries.
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They isolated four genetic regions associated with left-handedness; three of those regions were linked to proteins that influence brain structure and development.
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Alpine regions are also highly sensitive to changes in temperature, and grassland regions are most sensitive to variations in water availability, the study found.
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FONCIERE DES REGIONS SA: Fonciere des Regions reported on Thursday its rental income higher by 2% to 2300 million euros at end of September.
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These winds move from east to west, blowing from the scorching inland desert regions around the Great Basin, over mountains to the coastal regions.
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For only $59, you can unlock your genealogical story back to over 500 global regions, including 92 Irish regions from Munster up to Donegal.
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Those local distortions mean that some regions of the device might be within the magic range of twist angles, while other regions are not.
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"Our missed forecast was across all regions, but slightly more so in regions with price increases," the company said in a letter to shareholders.
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"While some conditions are common across regions, such as road injuries and suicide, there are others that more prominent in certain regions," Ross said.
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North America and the UK are the two most important geographical regions for video views because more companies are buying ads in these regions.
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It'll be a mix of the #53 and #3 seeds from the top regions and the #1 and #2 teams from the remaining regions.
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I mean, if you think about Azure, we have 291 data centers, more than anybody else in terms of regions, actually, data center regions.
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This allowed the researchers to reconstruct and visualize the 3D structure of the brain's grey and white matter regions, along with the cerebrospinal fluid regions.
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The regions of Chemnitz, Thuringen and Oberfranken were most vulnerable in Germany, while the Midlands and North West of England were Britain's most vulnerable regions.
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Farmers also reported good growing conditions in the western regions of Duekoue and Gagnoa, and in the southern regions of Aboisso, Agboville, Divo and Tiassale.
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Turtles in three of those regions will be listed as endangered species, while those in the other eight regions will be listed as threatened species.
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Two salutary lessons that their scholarship exposed remain true today: First, regulations affect different regions differently, which alters the distribution of economic growth across regions.
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That's one of the reasons why Azure today offers more regions than any of its competitors, with 38 generally available regions and 12 announced ones.
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"The olfactory regions are relevant to diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, where initial neurodegeneration is isolated to regions important in smell," the paper states.
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According to the European Union, its 28 member states contain 276 separate regions with varying political structures and categories, including states, countries, regions and communities.
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Polar regions feeling the heat Temperatures continue to warm fastest in the polar regions, where alarming melting of ice was once again observed in 2018.
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Orders increased across all regions and were particularly strong in Asia-Pacific, followed by the Americas and the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) regions.
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The top 10 fastest growing regions: Before and after shots of Australia's 10 fastest growing regions show significant development over the last five years. 3.
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This means companies in these regions who leverage Google's Cloud Platform for their server capacity in these regions will experience higher performance and fewer service disruptions.
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Climate models predict that, as global average temperatures rise, dry regions will get drier and wet regions will get wetter, with more extremes and greater variability.
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"Although rain in late December and early January helped in some regions, other regions were heavily impacted by soil moisture and pasture growth challenges," Fonterra added.
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The deal will enable Hapvida to expand to Brazil's southeastern, southern and center-west regions, from its current focus only on the north and northeastern regions.
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"Our missed forecast was across all regions, but slightly more so in regions with price increase," the company said, in a letter to shareholders on Wednesday.
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Similar conditions were reported in the southern regions of Aboisso, Agboville, and Tiassale, the western regions of Duekoue and Gagnoa and the coastal region of Sassandra.
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The new us-west1 region joins Google's Central US and Eastern US regions, as well as the company's international regions in Eastern Asia and Western Europe.
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While Didi hasn't physically expanded into any of these regions, the company has invested in and struck relationships with players in at least five additional regions.
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This is part of the reason why, since 2000, poorer regions of Britain have not been catching up with the richer regions of the European Union.
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Australia's landmass is large enough to include climate regions from the tropics in the north to deserts in the middle to temperate regions in the south.
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Nine regions and cities, including Jiangsu, Fujian and seven regions where pilot schemes have taken place, will coordinate to establish the ETS system, the NDRC said.
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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, over half of the country lived in rural regions in 1910, but by 2010, these regions contained less than one-fifth of the U.S. population, despite regions defined as "rural" consisting of 97 percent of the land in the United States.
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The brain has surface regions located near the skull and deep regions further inside, such as the motor cortex, the area of the brain that controls movement.
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Farmers made similar comments in the southern regions of Agboville and Divo, in the eastern region of Abengourou and in the central regions of Bongouanou and Yamoussoukro.
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Additionally, the cities represent a diverse set of geographic regions around the world, including Europe, North and South America and various regions of both Asia and Africa.
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In a warmer world, due to greenhouse gas emissions, the water cycle is intensified, making drier regions drier and wetter regions wetter, leading to floods and droughts.
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Rains were below average in the southern regions of Agboville and Divo, in the central regions of Bongouanou and Yamoussoukro, and in the eastern region of Abengourou.
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Economists say an overhaul of the fiscal relationship between Madrid and the regions is overdue because the current system has led to intense tax competition between regions.
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It's worth noting that while Google now offers eight regions, competitors like AWS and Microsoft can currently offer their developers access to 16 and 34 regions, respectively.
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It's this cross-activation of brain regions (such as regions associated with conceptual and perceptual processes) that leads to "sound-to-colour" experiences, like in Lorde's case.
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The man's brain had greater functional connectivity (how different regions of the brain work with one another), and increased metabolic activity in the cortical and subcortical regions.
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He warned that Kurdish regions in the north, like the oil-rich cities of Kirkuk, and Sunni regions in the West, like Anbar Province, already seem tense.
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In the 2000s, Biden proposed a plan for splitting Iraq up into three distinct federal regions along ethno-religious lines — semi-autonomous Sunni, Shia, and Kurdish regions.
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And other regions, suffering from job losses from more traditional manufacturing, are also seeking to find new economic growth that has created enormous wealth in tech regions.
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After Moscow annexed the region, the Russian government ordered several Russian regions to sponsor regions in Crimea, among them Tatarstan, according to the Tatarstan regional government's website.
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Seventeen of 19 regions in the U.S. reported negative same-store sales in February, while only two regions reported same-store sales declines for the quarter, said Tome.
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"Similar studies have been performed in schizophrenia, depression, OCD and Bipolar, and similar sized differences were found, some in overlapping regions and some in different regions," she wrote.
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The dark regions are where the clouds extend deeper toward the planet's interior; Juno's JIRAM experiment, which uses infrared, suggests these darker regions are hotter, according to NASA.
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The central bank said two regions were seeing their economies "expanding," the first time it has used such an upbeat assessment for as many regions since April 2007.
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Because these regions are so dense, the researchers wanted to know if black holes that formed within them might behave differently from black holes in less populated regions.
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"Some individuals, sectors, systems, and regions will be less affected—or may even benefit; other individuals, sectors, systems, and regions may suffer significant losses," notes an IPCC report.
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Nonetheless, by identifying regions that control ancillary factors, such as anticipation, Tracey and her team were gradually able to zero in on the regions that are most fundamental.
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"Look at these large, merged regions," she said, veering into a denunciation of a plan by which the French government, in 2016, had consolidated the country's administrative regions.
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"Ice samples from polar regions tell stories that have a global significance, because polar regions are so far from local emissions like villages, industries and forests," Gabrielli explained.
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China was looking at concrete locations for the wind farm in three different Chinese regions but that it was too early to reveal which regions, Lilleholt told Reuters.
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But the brain imaging added a new dimension: For each participant, activity spiked in pain perception regions, and plunged in regions thought to help manage or reduce pain.
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She's conducted neuroscience research that shows when we dehumanize others, the regions of our brain associated with disgust turn on and the regions associated with empathy turn off.
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The Queensland health department said the Aedes aegypti mosquito that carries the virus was commonly found in tropical and subtropical regions, including the north and central regions of Queensland.
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The meteorological agency has advised residents to evacuate those coastal regions immediately and to not enter the sea or approach the coastal regions until the advisory has been lifted.
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In addition to these international regions, Microsoft today announced the launch of two new Azure regions in the United States — but you probably will never get access to these.
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The agency says that there's no reason to think that regions that grow romaine during the winter — including Florida, Mexico, and desert regions of California and Arizona — are contaminated.
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The first is that building out infrastructure in regions that are currently lacking good connectivity is essential if companies like Facebook hope to continue to grow in these regions.
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He also noted that the study focused only on wine regions in France and Switzerland, and that different conditions might exist in other wine-producing regions with different climates.
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Yields of crops such as maize and wheat have declined in some regions, while those of maize, wheat and sugar beets have increased in other regions in recent decades.
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Ford now plans to invest more in regions that are growing and profitable, including China, and less on slower-growing regions such as Europe and India, Mr. Hackett said.
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Lowland regions have been racked by a drought fueled by an expansion of cattle ranching and soy farming in forested regions, making traditional slash-and-burn practices increasingly risky.
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When they fail to do that properly you tend to get regions of skin or hair which are lacking in pigment, often regions at the front of an animal.
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Among the MRI findings: 20 brain regions with "abnormally low" volumes, including regions involved in memory, emotional regulation and motor skills that may correlate with Lenzi's symptoms, doctors said.
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But one way to think of Trumpism is as an attempt to narrow regional disparities, not by bringing the lagging regions up, but by cutting the growing regions down.
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Some full text articles were represented as multiple regions in the scanned archive, and some single regions in the scanned archive corresponded to multiple items in the full text archive.
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Since these regions need shadow to survive, researchers explained on Wednesday, if the orientation of the Moon has changed, then the locations of the shadowed regions will also have changed.
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"With negative interest rates, Draghi is already inflating bubbles in other regions as these negative rates push investors out of the euro zone into other currency regions," Brzeski told CNBC.
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The impacts on crops are more mixed, with lower-latitude regions experiencing some declines in maize and wheat crops, whereas higher-latitude regions have seen some increases in crop yields.
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The coastal regions reported fiscal deficit-to-GDP ratios that were well below the median, while the north-western and south-western regions have high fiscal deficits relative to GDP.
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These were later split into four regions before being sliced up into 12 states in 1967 as the government tried to prevent the secession of one of the regions, Biafra.
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Amazon gives customers the option of storing their data in different "availability regions" around the world, and within those regions it has multiple data centers in case something goes wrong.
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Rainfall was above average in the southern regions of Agboville and Divo, and in the central regions of Bongouanou and Yamoussoukro, where farmers said the moisture would boost the crop.
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The ministry has urged local authorities in south and southwestern regions, breeding areas for the worm, to focus on preventing the pest from moving in and out of the regions.
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Regions of the country that used the death penalty the most continuously had the highest rates of violent crime, while regions that did not use it had much lower rates.
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The researchers found typically high genetic diversity in regions of the genome that tend to get chopped up and rearranged between generations, but extremely low diversity in regions that don't.
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Airbnb has 116,000 listings in the three regions, and the company says that last year, hosts in those regions earned a total of $170 million by sharing homes with travelers.
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The combination of 2D and 3D mammography was more popular and grew faster in Northeast and Northwest regions of the United States, while Southeast regions showed slower growth and overall use.
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The Midwest has led the nation in wage growth for five consecutive months, but their wages are lowest among the regions and employment growth also lags behind that of other regions.
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Still, foreign investment has not benefitted the whole country equally, with western and central regions faring better that worse-off southern and eastern regions affected by high unemployment and inadequate highways.
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So if you want to prove that a particular cluster of brain regions encodes pain, you must first determine that patients with damage to those regions can no longer feel pain.
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Britt said that Iflix may also look to enter new regions, too, with Latin America on the list of potential entries thanks to its similarities with regions where Iflix already plays.
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"Gas shortages are spreading to southern regions like Jiangsu and supplies to eastern cities could be curtailed as producers make northern regions a priority," said Diao Zhouwei, analyst at IHS Markit.
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He said local governments in some regions had been asked to lower the threshold for the public housing system, giving migrant workers access, Xinhua reported, with most regions heeding the call.
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While workers are making steady progress restoring power and running water to coastal regions, where the territory's largest cities are located, the mountainous regions at the island's center are proving challenging.
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Mr. Bierman also had the idea to zone the section, meaning they could make maps of different regions of the country and deliver them to readers who live in those regions.
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That has resulted in companies seeking cheaper pastures in China's inner regions or in other regions like Southeast Asia, a phenomenon Young said has been going on for about a decade.
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Both grocery stores are in specific regions in the US. Publix has 1,237 stores in the Southeast, while Wegmans has just 101 stores in New England and the mid-Atlantic regions.
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But a policy to promote targeted economic growth in America's most struggling regions won't do much for voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, since those states aren't America's most struggling regions.
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Countries — and regions within countries — work the same way.
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The extent to which Brexit's consequences fall unevenly across regions, with potentially greater impact on rural regions which currently receive large EU subsidies over the urban financial centers, could magnify this impact.
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The company has made a lot of effort to branch out into regions outside of Silicon Valley in order to attract talent in regions that are outside the traditional Silicon Valley mold.
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The brewer said that meant the industry would have to increase production in drier regions and the new pricing formula rebalanced the competitive position of barley versus wheat in all growing regions.
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If the financial relationship between the central government and 'ordinary status' regions eventually evolved towards more autonomy similar to that of the 'special status' regions, the sovereign rating cap could be lifted.
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The BSL's role in improving the regions' aggregate fiscal performance supported our introduction of a 'BBB-' ratings floor for Spanish regions in March 933 (the floor does not currently apply to Catalonia).
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"Whereas most tropical regions are likely to experience production losses due to rising temperatures, production in temperate regions is expected to benefit from warmer climate and longer growing seasons," the report said.
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Even as the more diverse regions of the country continue to grow, so will the power that the whiter, more conservative, and more rural regions of the country hold in the chamber.
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The white areas in the center are higher-gravity regions produced by the massive Tharsis volcanoes, and the surrounding blue areas are lower-gravity regions that may be cracks in the crust (lithosphere).
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Nadella said today that Microsoft has data centers covering 30 regions across the globe, "more regions than any other cloud provider," with the European footprint including Ireland, the Netherlands, the UK and Germany.
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By watching the activity inside different regions of the brain as the teens used the app, the team found certain regions became activated by "likes", with the brain's reward center becoming especially active.
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Plano, Texas-based J.C. Penney said on its third-quarter call that all regions of the U.S. saw sales gains during the period, with the Southern and Western regions delivering the best performance.
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CASH: The regions of the brain that light up when engaged in to your smartphone, those are the same regions of the brain that are engaged when you're using those drugs and alcohol.
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The Euphrates Shield operation shattered the Syrian Kurds' hopes of joining up two Kurdish-dominated regions of northern Syria, where the war has allowed Kurdish militia to carve out their own autonomous regions.
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In July, China said it would extend a ban scrubber discharges to cover all coastal regions within 12 nautical miles from China's territorial sea and regions near the southern island province of Hainan.
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Even in less expensive regions of the country, a single worker will soon need $15 an hour to cover the basics, and workers in costlier regions or with children will require even more.
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To deliver these new regions, Azure Australia Central and Central 2, Microsoft entered a strategic partnership with Canberra Data Centers and unsurprisingly, the regions are located in the country's capital territory around Canberra.
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In large swaths of rural eastern Germany, men today still outnumber women, and the regions where the women disappeared map almost exactly onto the regions that vote for the Alternative for Germany today.
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Cepheids also tend to exist in dense stellar regions, which has two nefarious effects: First, those regions are often filled with dust, which blocks starlight and makes objects look farther than they are.
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The bee began the "wild card" program, called RSVBee, in 2018, to allow spellers from regions without private sponsors or those from very competitive regions, like Houston and Dallas, a chance to participate.
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It's tempting to conclude that there are simply regions where the intensity of care of all types is higher — that some regions invest in all of the latest shiny technologies, while others don't.
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These statistics are national averages, but among the regions of the US and different census regions within each state, the numbers show great variation in both the usage and perceived risk of marijuana.
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But in hot and dry regions, they work very well.
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DIRECTOR DAVID J. COOPER SR. TO RETIRE * REGIONS FINANCIAL CORP.
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Russia voted in local elections in many regions on Sept.
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All races, all regions, again, are dominated by working Americans.
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But the researchers found few such gains in other regions.
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Aren't these regions already distrustful of the liberal coastal elite?
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Flu activity is "high" to "extremely high" in 24 regions.
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Those regions are now driving the growth of the company.
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It's unclear when the game will debut in other regions.
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Naturally, there was plenty of overlap between the 29 regions.
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So J.P. Morgan decided to post stars in key regions.
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Poachers take advantage of regions ravaged by poverty and violence.
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Please note, certain regions & carrier deployment may affect these dates.
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There are so many different regions of different foods there.
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Regions' $1.8 billion payout plan topped RBC's $1.2 billion estimate.
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Amazon expanded Prime Video to over 200 regions last year.
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Regions with severe power waste issues will not be included.
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However, they envision a possible benefit for other regions, too.
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Hotels in the affected regions are largely not offering refunds.
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Sea level is rising and the polar regions are melting.
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But many of those grapes are now in other regions.
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But some regions, such as Kurdistan, are safer, he added.
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Memo about a television ad for the Party of Regions.
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The homeownership rate fell in all regions of the country.
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"People from other regions want to take over," he said.
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The recall also covers Japan, Europe, China and other regions.
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At his stall, he shows me berries from different regions.
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Other regions posted sharper rises but from much smaller bases.
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Conflict punctuates the record, as combatants fought over mining regions.
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Credit card penetration is not as widespread as other regions.
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Some regions within Latin America have grown faster than others.
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Rival regions still sometimes take up arms against each other.
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Most regions have no strategy for dealing with these patients.
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Details: Some individual regions have seen especially low planting levels.
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What is your purpose of going to these border regions?
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Regions also differ in their preferred style of safety net.
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So it's going to fall somewhere between those two regions.
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Flooding alerts remain in place in many regions, officials said.
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A massive, immediate boost to regions that need it most.
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Even prosperous regions are striking for their lack of newness.
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Some regions suffered crop losses of 60 to 70 percent.
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In both regions, zoos had to make some tough decisions.
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Other circumpolar regions face infrastructure challenges from the warming earth.
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Most resources are located in its Qinghai and Tibet regions.
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Unlike other regions, the United States has embraced the technology.
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Google's Cloud Platform now features four regions in North America.
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In most cases, responses were consistent across the three regions.
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Sales were suffering in more regions than China, Forte noted.
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Other regions will get Ola Offline over the coming weeks.
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It identified the regions with satellite imagery developed by NASA.
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China is already importing wheat from six other Russian regions.
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The regions account for more than half the group's revenue.
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Regions Bank, meanwhile, has given $114,000 to Nelson so far.
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And, in economically distressed regions, participation rates are even worse.
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Chinese tech giants have already taken notice of the regions.
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The drier northwestern regions, meanwhile, are at risk of drought.
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The intrigue: The paper draws conclusions about some specific regions.
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The Anglophone regions contribute about 20% of the country's GDP.
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Similarly, rates of growth of healthcare spending vary across regions.
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The map of the new regions can be found online.
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Scandinavia is one of the most beautiful regions in Europe.
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But the pattern is not consistent across all world regions.
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In one of Mexico's poorest regions, they have deepened inequality.
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In some instances, different offices and different regions come together.
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Severe weather linked to climate change varies in different regions.
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Pakistan is an acronym for the five regions it comprised.
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One of the regions leading the way is East Asia.
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These are regions that also tend to have higher wages.
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Most states and regions have become reliably Democratic or Republican.
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So community service was tried out in a few regions.
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Regions of Mozambique have also already been affected by flooding.
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It has also been testing sandwiches in various regions nationwide.
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They form in coastal regions of Antarctica, Moore told me.
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I think you're going to see that with Regions Financial.
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Napa Valley, Tuscany and Bordeaux are very touristy wine regions.
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Next year, it plans to support international regions as well.
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Sometimes, they are not just neighborhood groups but entire regions.
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In response, the regions began implementing lockdowns on February 23.
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Transmission lines cutting across the island's mountain regions often failed.
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However, stimulation extends well beyond the regions beneath the electrodes.
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And mountainous regions like Guadalajara are ripe for this phenomenon.
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But regions in the north still have active separatist movements.
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Many wine regions have plenty of diversions unrelated to wine.
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It is heavily criminalized in most regions of the world.
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There are cases in more than 100 countries and regions.
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Chinese is the dominant language of education in the regions.
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In some regions, clean water will be hard to access.
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Since 2000, 28 countries and regions have expanded abortion rights.
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The photographer, Esther Horvath, is no stranger to polar regions.
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I focused on regions where gun culture is more predominant.
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So what is one thing these regions have in common?
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Refugees from other regions were moved in to replace them.
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The council is composed of the heads of Russia's regions.
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AK: Do you expect to expand this into other regions?
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Homebuilding fell in three of the four regions in February.
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Other important regions include Asia Pacific, Latin America and China.
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It could also be aimed at specific regions or plants.
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Red wines from those regions could not be better matches.
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And there can be big differences in need within regions.
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Those regions have faced a flurry of lackluster economic results.
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And it's not just a problem in California's desolate regions.
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In many regions, vocational programs have even declined in popularity.
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"Nothing has been discussed for the other regions," he said.
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Other countries and regions stopped short of closing borders entirely.
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Relying on ground cables also leaves many regions poorly connected.
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Last month, existing home sales fell in all four regions.
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Abandoned vineyards and regions are being revitalized, and farmed organically.
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Around this time, Regions instituted a new monthly maintenance fee.
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The city is also bringing additional police from other regions.
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Both growing up in wine regions was a crazy coincidence.
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Our analysis has pinpointed a number of regions of concern.
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The job gains are across all regions of the country.
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Some regions, like the Arctic, could see fish populations increase.
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In a child's brain, neighboring regions tend to work together.
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Regions in Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon were also relatively dark.
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The other regions are being led by civil service officials.
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Many other communities in the same regions have similar vulnerabilities.
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Sometimes, they are the only ones operating in those regions.
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The militia is financed by the administrations of those regions.
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Previously, it reported on two regions: the US and international.
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The update will include 120 new regions across the globe.
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They maintain property records and transfer deeds in specific regions.
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Which regions are warming faster — northern latitudes or southern latitudes?
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They come from eight different countries, and even more regions.
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Climate change could make regions less hospitable for some breeds.
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In some regions, Amway in particular has come under focus.
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Some regions need not worry about revolutionary cows at all.
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Don't people in coal regions deserve clean air and water?
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Although some regions in Europe might experience some positive impacts from climate change, such as improving conditions for agriculture in parts of northern Europe, most regions and sectors will be negatively affected, it said.
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French food retailer Leclerc had already issued a recall of Reblochon products produced by cheesemaker Chabert and sold in its own shops under the "Nos regions ont du talent" ("Our regions have talent") brand.
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The majority of cases are in poorer regions such as Africa, where access to testing, prevention and treatment is more limited, but the HIV epidemic has also proved stubborn in wealthier regions like Europe.
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We use this information to detect the regions that need to be pulled and extended before ironing, and the other regions where we want to detect wrinkles and apply ironing to remove the wrinkles.
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E. varii lives in lowland regions below sea level, in muddy water that conducts electricity well, while E. electricus and E. voltai inhabit clearer water in higher-altitude regions in Guyana and Brazil, respectively.
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But the brains of some patients did show signs of damage in regions that process an enzyme called cholinesterase, including regions like the brain stem that help regulate our sense of consciousness and sleep.
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"Even the most 'favorable' regions exhibit higher black mortality rates than the most 'unfavorable' regions for white mortality rates," noted Wesley James of Memphis University, in Tennesee, who was not involved in the study.
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Radar observations of Europa also show scattered feedback around its equatorial regions, which could be caused by vast fields of penitentes that do not reflect light as powerfully as smoother regions of the moon.
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Some even succumb to seasonal affective disorder, a form of depression that tends to occur at higher rates in colder regions and is hypothesized to be related to the lack of daylight in those regions.
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Regions within China have converged rapidly, partly owing to the market, as factories move production inland where wages are cheaper, and partly to government attempts to lift poorer regions by investing heavily in their infrastructure.
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"I would say that we actually see very good growth in all our regions, so delivery was up 56 percent year-over-year in the quarter, and it comes from all our regions," he said.
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The tiles are shaded to reflect the degree of change, with the lightest shade corresponding to regions altered by less than 10 percent, and dark patches representing regions that shifted by 30 percent or more.
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The secessionist uprising in the Anglophone Northwest and Southwest regions, home to 5 million people, has cost hundreds of lives and forced thousands to flee either to the French-speaking regions or into neighboring Nigeria.
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According to the official China Daily, 29 of China's 31 provinces and regions are now served by high-speed rail, with only the regions of Tibet and Ningxia in the northwest yet to be connected.
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Some regions of Canada and 63 more 10 cities that always throw a great New Year's Eve show Monday, January 1, 2018 Midnight US (East Coast), regions of Canada, Colombia and 11 more 1 a.m.
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Some regions of Canada and 63 more 10 cities that always throw a great New Year's Eve show Tuesday, January 1, 2019 Midnight US (East Coast), regions of Canada, Colombia and 11 more 1 a.m.
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GCP already had a data center presence in India, Australia and Canada before this announcement, but with these newly announced regions, it now offers two geographically separate regions for in-country disaster recovery, for example.
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To do this, regions would be placed in one of five categories based on what the government calls regional price parities, which is a measurement of the difference in prices for similar products between regions.
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"The EPA people, especially the ones in the regions, are putting their lives on the line every single day, traveling around their regions, doing inspections and trying to keep us safe from contaminants," Bennett said.
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Among regions, he leads in the South but trails everywhere else.
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Speakers from distant regions can struggle to understand each other's dialects.
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What has changed, though, is the regions where people are using.
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Regulators in other regions have said they are considering similar measures.
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China would, in effect, condense into a country of super-regions.
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Regions should also be less wasteful and obstructive to infrastructure investments.
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But not all explorations of cities' forbidden regions looks like this.
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The campaign would be stepped up in other regions from January.
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SSA remains one of the fastest growing regions in the world.
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Traditionally, in regions like France, early harvests have meant better wines.
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But these shrinkages are dwarfed by population booms in other regions.
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Read This Next: Bipolar Disorder Ravages the Brain's Self Control Regions
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The plan is to soon expand the funding into other regions.
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During weather-caused electrical outages, entire regions become dark and quiet.
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In those regions, nearly 40 percent of people can't get broadband.
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Many also are immigrants who live in regions dominated by Democrats.
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Brain regions responsible for strong emotions are especially sensitive during adolescence.
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Parts of Africa were among the regions suffering from unusual heat.
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The U.S. boasted the highest confidence ranking among the regions surveyed.
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We can also see many sunken regions that look like craters.
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For other regions simply convert from UT into your local timezone.
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This week, the performance across Sydney's individual sub regions was mixed.
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It is also deeply entrenched in Europe, Asia and other regions.
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In some regions, politicians pay for the ceremonies to buy votes.
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Few regions in the country suffered worse than North Kivu province.
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Amazon Pantry, however, is only available to users in select regions.
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Asia is one of the most important regions for American exports.
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Today they're pouring wines from a few different regions in France.
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Let's zoom in on how climate in different regions could shift.
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Kenyans from other regions already think that Luos are the problem.
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The Cali godfathers incorporated other Colombian regions' cartels under their umbrella.
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Investment in other U.S. regions, and globally, is actually going up.
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For now, the e-commerce scene is interestingly siloed between regions.
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Mineral deposits encouraged concentrations of wealth and power in other regions.
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Sony didn't say whether the feature will come to other regions.
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These hybrid fleets will deliver broadband coverage of the polar regions.
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The errant regions include the municipality of Tianjin near the capital.
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A door is blown in at a Regions Bank in Miami.
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Facebook, in contrast, releases revenue and user numbers for four regions.
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When a total solar eclipse happens, two shadow regions are created.
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This is a big country, different regions, different attitudes, different interests.
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All, except in Lewis's case, are regions Clinton won in 0003.
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Not all these products are approved for sale in all regions.
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The backdrop in some other regions was also improving, Bain said.
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We expect all regions to contribute positively to group margin improvement.
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Ordinary manifestations of local culture in border regions have been criminalised.
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Vastly different regions in Africa are often conflated as it is.
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The group is for states and regions, 16 of which joined.
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The authors note that there's not enough data from tropical regions.
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In fact it is most pronounced in Europe's most successful regions.
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Power to Kabul and other affected regions was restored late Monday.
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Between its regions Britain is the most unequal country in Europe.
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The primacy of nation-states in those regions is also fading.
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But the regions have far less need now of new infrastructure.
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And there is still disagreement about what those regions even are.
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The team saw changes in three regions in the hypnotized patients.
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The particles make it to the deepest regions of their lungs.
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Under-reporting is also less of a problem in these regions.
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Save the Children teams are carrying out assessments in affected regions.
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Rice is an important crop in many regions of the world.
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In some regions, losses have exceeded 98 percent of local populations.
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On this aspect, the impacts are different to countries and regions.
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Graphic on countries and regions that allow same-sex marriage: tmsnrt.
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In other regions, however, there were signs of a tightening market.
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In the U.S., fentanyl has quietly usurped heroin in many regions.
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It will be rolled out in other regions throughout the year.
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It will become easier to expand operations across countries and regions.
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In many regions, there are often just one or two options.
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Regions like the Central Valley, east of San Francisco, are ailing.
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Pricing or availability for other regions is yet to be announced.
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In some regions, the fires are inching closer to uncontacted tribes.
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The quakes affected towns throughout the Umbria, Lazio, and Marche regions.
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It is also investing in new platforms and faster-growing regions.
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This feature will be available in 80 regions around the world.
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I don't know other regions of the South where that exists.
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The polygamous regions of Haiti and Indonesia are the most turbulent.
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Farms in other regions must meet higher standards for treating manure.
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The government in Mogadishu has little to offer the country's regions.
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One of the hardest hit regions was Liguria, in the northwest.
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Customers in those regions wouldn't need the Alexa-equipped Sonos One.
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Blockading NMDA receptors increases BDNF in certain regions of the brain.
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Regions rich in both zinc and sulfur are shown in yellow.
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Some regions within Italy are as low as 70%, said Butler.
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But the rate has remained roughly the same in developing regions.
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Regions would lose some decision-making powers to bolster central government.
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"Regions have been stripped bare," the senior regional police officer said.
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But it retains a strong presence in regions outside the capital.
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But will this move mean more production from U.S. coastal regions?
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Combined, starts fell in three of the four regions in August.
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Supply continues to outstrip demand, especially in peripheral regions and Geneva.
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Revenue also beat forecasts as sales rose in all its regions.
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Our nation's monuments also protect regions of scientific and ecological significance.
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Thus, it is important to turn attention to Iran's border regions.
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The Middle East lags behind other regions in embracing digital commerce.
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Wind and solar power are wildly popular, across demographics and regions.
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So her friends and her impact span all those different regions.
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But they retain a strong presence in regions outside the capital.
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Many countries and regions outside still only strive for such achievements.
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Biya did not visit the English-speaking regions during his campaign.
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More than 25 million people live in each of those regions.
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Trends also show how illiteracy is most prevalent in poorer regions.
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This year he appointed former bodyguards as governors in three regions.
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You see states and regions laying off librarians left and right.
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Most grow naturally in tropical regions of Africa, Asia, and Australasia.
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Others are much larger, covering whole regions and crossing state lines.
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In each of the regions, you'll see bubbles with artists inside.
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